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Email: shirin dot nilizadeh at uta dot edu
Office: 500 UTA Blvd., ERB 530
Arlington, TX
Spring 2025: CSE 5388/6388: Special Topics in Advanced Information Security: Data-Driven Security and Privacy.
Fall 2024: CSE 4380/5380: Information Security 1
Spring 2024: CSE 5388/6388: Special Topics in Advanced Information Security: Data-Driven Security and Privacy.
Fall 2023: CSE 4380/5380: Information Security 1
Spring 2023: CSE 5388/6388: Special Topics in Advanced Information Security: Data-Driven Security and Privacy.
Spring 2023: CSE 4380/ 5388: Information Security 1
Fall 2022: CSE 4380: Information Security 1
Spring 2022: CSE 4380: Information Security 1
Spring 2021: CSE 5388/6388: Special Topics in Advanced Information Security: Data-Driven Security and Privacy.
Spring 2021: CSE 4380/ 5388: Information Security 1
Fall 2020: CSE 4380: Information Security 1
Spring 2020: CSE 5388/6388: Special Topics in Advanced Information Security: Data-Driven Security and Privacy.
Fall 2019: CSE 4380: Information Security 1
Spring 2019: CSE 5388/6388: Special Topics in Advanced Information Security: Data-Driven Security and Privacy.
Fall 2018: CSE 4380/5380: Information Security
Dr. Shirin Nilizadeh is an Associate Professor at the Department of Computer Science and Engineering at the University of Texas at Arlington. Her research focuses on security and privacy in the context of systems and social networks using techniques from machine learning and big data analytics. She takes a highly interdisciplinary approach to her research, incorporating ideas from artificial intelligence, natural language processing, psychology, social sciences, public health, privacy, and system security. She is the recipient of the Prestigious ational Science Foundation CAREER award (2023) and the Comcast Innovation Award (2022 and 2024). Her work has received multiple best paper awards, including at IEEE S&P 2024 and eCrime 2021. Her research has been covered by several news and technology outlets, such as WIRED, MIT Technology Review, Orange’s Hello Future, Communications of the ACM, as well as cited by official reports submitted to The Supreme Court and the Committee on Civil Liberties, Justice and Home Affairs in European Union. She has served on numerous program committees of the most prestigious international conferences and workshops on computer security, privacy, web, and social media.