Seth Hamman
Seth Hamman, PhD
Director, Professor of Cyber Operations and Computer ScienceBiography
Dr. Hamman joined the faculty at Cedarville in 2012. He brings real-world experience to the classroom from having worked in the tech industry, both as an employee of a startup dotcom and as a consultant. During his first four years at Cedarville, he earned his Ph.D. while studying cybersecurity at the Air Force's graduate school, the Air Force Institute of Technology, located at nearby Wright-Patterson Air Force Base. As a researcher he is interested in helping to shape the young and growing discipline of cybersecurity education and in integrating the Christian faith and computer science.
Media ExpertiseEducation and Credentials
- Ph.D. in Computer Science, The Air Force Institute of Technology
- M.S. in Computer Science, Yale University
- B.A. in Religion, Duke University
Scholarly Works
- Improving the Cybersecurity of Cyber-Physical Systems Through Behavioral Game Theory and Model Checking in Practice and in Education (Seth T. Hamman) Theses and Dissertations (2016)
- Applying Behavioral Game Theory to Cyber-Physical Systems Protection Planning (Seth Hamman, K. Hopkinson and Lindsey McCarty) Engineering and Computer Science Faculty Publications (2017)
- A Model Checking Approach to Testing the Reliability of Smart Grid Protection Systems (Seth Hamman, Kenneth M. Hopkinson and Jose E. Fadul) IEEE Transactions on Power Delivery (2017)
- Teaching Game Theory to Improve Adversarial Thinking in Cybersecurity Students (Seth Hamman, Kenneth M. Hopkinson, Ruth Markham, et al.) IEEE Transactions on Education (2017)
- Cybersecurity Curriculum Development Initiatives (Seth Hamman and Kenneth M. Hopkinson) National Initiative for Cybersecurity Education Conference (2017)
Interests
- Playing golf and other sports
- Reading
- Listening to Christian Radio