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Solomon Berhe serves as an Assistant Professor of Computer Science at the University of the Pacific in Stockton, California, with his office located in Chambers 117. Contactable via sberhe@pacific.edu, he brings over two decades of industry software development experience since 2001, including leadership in Industry 4.0 systems for healthcare, automotive, retail, and e-mobility sectors prior to his academic career.
His educational background features:
- Ph.D. in Computer Science and Software Engineering from the University of Connecticut (2011)
Dr. Berhe's research centers on data-driven modeling of software ecosystems with emphasis on risk assessment for maintenance efforts and access control-based secure software engineering. His work extends NIST RBAC standards into adaptive workflow models, addressing real-world challenges in Industry 4.0 contexts through empirical studies of update patterns, dependency tracking, and security frameworks. Teaching responsibilities include foundational courses in Software Engineering, Database Systems, and Mobile Application Development.
Analysis of his 2020-2025 publications reveals a strategic evolution toward IoT security applications and AI-driven ecosystem analysis, with notable contributions in UML-based security visualization, software update impact triage, and thermal-imaging animal detection systems. This trajectory demonstrates consistent bridging of theoretical models with industrial implementation challenges across healthcare and emerging technology domains.
Scientific Awards:
- No awards or fellowships documented in provided information
While specific advisees and active grants are not detailed, his publication record and industry collaborations indicate substantial engagement in graduate mentorship and potential research funding for projects at the software engineering-cybersecurity intersection, particularly in risk modeling for evolving software ecosystems.
