Victor S. Frost

Victor S. Frost is the Dan F. Servey Distinguished Professor in the Department of Electrical Engineering & Computer Science at the University of Kansas. He has held leadership roles including Chair of EECS (2014-2019) and Director of ITTC (1997-2008).

• Current courses: EECS 562, EECS 861, EECS 863, EECS 563, EECS 361
• Key research areas: Communication Systems, Network Analysis, Stochastic Modeling

Research Interests focus on Communication Systems and Networks, with specific emphasis on

• Network Congestion Analysis
• Covert Communication Techniques
• Stochastic Traffic Modeling
• Wireless Network Performance
• Quality of Service (QoS) Metrics

His work on Internet Congestion Events develops temporal QoS metrics for network design, while Covert Communication research explores information hiding in wireless networks.

Scientific Awards include

• 2024 KU EECS Distinguished Service Award
• 2021 ASEE Best Paper Award
• 1998 IEEE Fellow
• 1984 NSF Presidential Young Investigator
• 2014 Louise Byrd Graduate Educator Award

Advising has been a significant contribution, with

• 17+ PhD students
• Leadership in graduate education

His Grants and leadership at NSF (2009-2011) demonstrate national impact.