Dakota Fulp

Dakota Fulp is a Lecturer in the Department of Computing Sciences at Coastal Carolina University (CCU). He holds a Master’s degree in Computer Engineering from Clemson University and dual Bachelor’s degrees in Applied Physics and Computer Science from CCU. His research focuses on data compression, resiliency, fault tolerance, and high-performance computing.

Education:

• Master’s in Computer Engineering, Clemson University
• Bachelor’s in Applied Physics and Computer Science, Coastal Carolina University

Research Interests: Fulp’s work emphasizes optimizing computational systems through advanced data compression techniques and enhancing fault tolerance mechanisms. His exploration of high-performance computing addresses scalability and reliability challenges in modern IT infrastructure.

Professional Experience: Before joining CCU, Fulp taught programming, mobile application development, and GIS at Horry-Georgetown Technical College. He also served as a research assistant at Los Alamos National Laboratory, contributing to computational research projects.

Teaching & Advising: Fulp instructs courses in core computing disciplines. No formal advisees are listed in the profile.