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Christopher Kitras

Christopher Kitras

Research



I am a fourth year PhD student in the Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering, Brigham Young University (BYU), advised by Philip Lundrigan. I work in the NET Lab on topics related to Internet of Things (IoT) resilience (i.e. security, privacy, robustness, and reliability). Before starting my PhD, I completed my B.Sc. in Computer Engineering with a minor in Computer Science at BYU in 2021.

My research interests include sensor networks, IoT resilience, and systems engineering. I am particularly interested in how these fields can leveraged to monitor and improve the environment.

Publications



Thumbnail Sustainable Radon Mitigation through Optimized HVAC Scheduling
Thumbnail Hidden in Plain Sight: Communicating using Interference
Thumbnail Utilizing Low-Cost Sensors to Monitor Indoor Air Quality in Mongolian Gers
Thumbnail Location Verification of Crowd-Sourced Sensors

Posters



Thumbnail TCAM: Traffic Camera Air quality Monitoring
Thumbnail Radon Mitigation through Optimized HVAC Scheduling
Thumbnail SSS: Building a Seven Segment Sign
Thumbnail Location Monitoring Framework for Citizen Science Sensors

Posters that won the "Best Poster" award are highlighted in yellow.

Projects



Thumbnail Chess Sight: A Computer Vision System for Stockfish
Thumbnail EpicEth: A HDL Circuit to Control a 3D Printer over Ethernet
Thumbnail OpenGL Frontend for BELLHOP, a Real-Time Simulation Tool
Thumbnail WiLiE: Wireless LiDAR Explorer, a Mobile Robot for Network Coverage Mapping

Teaching



  • ECEN 225: Introduction to Computer Systems Laboratory, Instructor (Winter 2023)
  • ECEN 426: Computer Networks, TA (Fall 2022)
  • ECEN 220: Fundamentals of Digital Systems, TA (Fall 2019, Winter 2020)

Entries highlighted in yellow indicate a course created by me.