Ericsson Santana Marin
Assistant Professor, Computer Science, College of Science
Students
Undergraduate students conducting senior project currently supervised
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Lokaranjan Munta Lok is an undergraduate student studying Computer Science at Cal Poly Pomona. His research at CALSys Lab focuses on designing and building a cyberinfrastructure that scrapes malicious hacker data from the darkweb for the production of cyber-threat intelligence models. |
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Giselle Avila Giselle is an undergraduate student studying Computer Science at Cal Poly Pomona. Her research at CALSys Lab focuses on designing and building a cyberinfrastructure that scrapes malicious hacker data from the darkweb for the production of cyber-threat intelligence models. |
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Aisling Gonzalez Aisling is an undergraduate student studying Computer Science at Cal Poly Pomona. Her research at CALSys Lab focuses on designing and building a cyberinfrastructure that scrapes drug dealers data from the darkweb for the production of crime prevential models. |
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John Huang John is an undergraduate student studying Computer Science at Cal Poly Pomona. His research at CALSys Lab focuses on designing and building a cyberinfrastructure that scrapes malicious hacker data from the darkweb for the production of cyber-threat intelligence models. |
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Ryan Larson Ryan is an undergraduate student studying Computer Science at Cal Poly Pomona. His research at CALSys Lab focuses on designing and building a cyberinfrastructure that scrapes malicious hacker data from the darkweb for the production of cyber-threat intelligence models. |
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Tiffany Lo Tiffany is an undergraduate student studying Computer Science at Cal Poly Pomona. Her research at CALSys Lab focuses on designing and building a cyberinfrastructure that scrapes malicious hacker data from the darkweb for the production of cyber-threat intelligence models. |
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Richard Pacheco Richard is an undergraduate student studying Computer Science at Cal Poly Pomona. His research at CALSys Lab focuses on designing and building a cyberinfrastructure that scrapes malicious hacker data from the darkweb for the production of cyber-threat intelligence models. |
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Ayanna Kalia Ayanna is an undergraduate student studying Computer Science at Cal Poly Pomona. Her research at CALSys Lab focuses on designing and building a cyberinfrastructure that scrapes malicious hacker data from the darkweb for the production of cyber-threat intelligence models. |
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Abhishek Sarepaka Abhishek is an undergraduate student studying Computer Science at Cal Poly Pomona. His research at CALSys Lab focuses on designing and building a cyberinfrastructure that scrapes malicious hacker data from the darkweb for the production of cyber-threat intelligence models. |
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Katelyn Mijares Katelyn is an undergraduate student studying Computer Science at Cal Poly Pomona. Her research at CALSys Lab focuses on designing and building a cyberinfrastructure that scrapes malicious hacker data from the darkweb for the production of cyber-threat intelligence models. |
Graduate students conducting thesis or project currently supervised
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Harshitha Patnaik Harshitha is a master's student studying Computer Science at Cal Poly Pomona. Her research at CALSys Lab focuses on designing and building machine learning models to predict hacker engagement. |
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Andy Munoz Andy is a master's student studying Computer Science at Cal Poly Pomona. His research at CALSys Lab focuses on designing and building recommender systems to find and indicate credible websites including criminal hacking content. |
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Chanrady Ho Chanrady is a master's student studying Computer Science at Cal Poly Pomona. His research at CALSys Lab focuses on designing and building machine learning models to predict software vulnerability exploitation. |
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Anjali Rai Anjali is a master's student studying Computer Science at Cal Poly Pomona. Her research at CALSys Lab focuses on designing and building models to anticipate viral malicious cascades on darkweb forums. |
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Sravani Reddy Sravani is a master's student studying Computer Science at Cal Poly Pomona. Her research at CALSys Lab focuses on designing and building models to identify key-hackers on darkweb forums. |
Past undergraduate students
| Siewen Wang (Victor) | Michael A. Melkonian | Anthony Spencer | Arsham Mehrani | Noah K. Calibuso |
| Vincent C. Lee | Leonardo Langgeng | Pablo Duenas | Julia Ybanez | Anita Mehrazarin |
| Christopher Ernesto |
Past graduate students
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Casey L. Cannon Thesis: "Predicting hacker adoption on darkweb forums using social influence measures and supervised machine learning". |
Jasmit S. Mahajan Project: "Identification of zero-day exploits". |
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FNU Ritika Thesis: "Predict software vulnerabilities through machine learning". |
Siva Charan Mallena Thesis: "Solving captchas using convolutional neural networks". |
Recruitment
I am always looking for self-motivated graduate (MS project/thesis) and undergraduate students (senior project) to work in my research lab (CALSys Lab). If you are interested in participating in my research projects, send me an email with your CV and trasncripts.
Letters of Recommendation
As a professor, I am expected to write letters of recommendation. It is part of my job.
If you feel that I know you well enough to write you a letter of recommendation, please stop by my office or email me santanamarin@cpp.edu with your letter of intent (including the program you are applying for, the reason you are applying for the program, and the deadline). Once I agree to write you a letter, please provide me the following information at least 2 weeks before your program deadline:
| 01 | A personal statement about why you want to do the programs/jobs that you're applying to and what your future plans are. This statement is a good opportunity to remind me of any particular strengths you have; |
| 02 | List all classes you have taken from me with brief descriptions of projects you developed, how they might relate to your current application, and final grade; |
| 03 | List other kinds of work you may have done with me (independent study, senior project, students club, etc.); |
| 04 | Your transcript; |
| 05 | Your resume. |
| 06 | Summary of all your applications and their corresponding deadlines. I will use this info to not miss a single submission. So, be precise! |