Gina Bullock

Gina Bullock serves as an Assistant Professor in the Department of Computer Systems Technology at North Carolina A&T State University, where she teaches networking and security courses including Advanced Networking Security Applications, Applied Java Programming, and the Computer Networking I/II series with labs.

Her educational background includes:

• Ph.D. in Computational Science and Engineering (2015), North Carolina A&T State University
• M.S. in Computer Science (2003), North Carolina A&T State University
• B.S. in Computer Science (2002), Shaw University

Dr. Bullock's research centers on structural health monitoring of aircraft using multiagent coordination frameworks and sensor networks, with significant contributions to dimensionality reduction techniques like Principal Component Analysis and Support Vector Machines. Her work bridges aerospace engineering and computer science through applications in fault detection, real-time monitoring, and robotic systems. She also actively promotes STEM education through targeted outreach programs.

Analysis of her 2016-2018 publications reveals a cohesive research trajectory applying artificial intelligence to engineering challenges, particularly in aircraft structural integrity assessment. Her scholarship demonstrates consistent integration of multiagent systems with dimensionality reduction methods while expanding into cybersecurity training and robotics. Educational outreach forms a distinct secondary theme focused on gender diversity in technology.

Professional service includes Evaluator for CREDIT and Military Programs (2017), Workshop Organizer (2016), Session Chair duties, and conference paper reviewing since 2015. Her teaching portfolio reflects deep expertise in network security and programming, directly supporting her research in applied cybersecurity and system monitoring.