About Scott Pike

I am an assistant research professor of Computer Science & Engineering at Texas A&M University. My research investigates theoretical and practical techniques for isolating partial failures within small, local neighborhoods of impact in distributed systems. My previous work addresses a variety of intersecting topics in software engineering, distributed systems, and programming languages. What is my Erdös Number?

About my Research

My research investigates theoretical and practical techniques for isolating partial failures within small, local neighborhoods of impact in distributed systems. My previous work addresses a variety of intersecting topics in software engineering, distributed systems, and programming languages.

About my Courses

CPSC 689: a special topics seminar on algorithmic fault tolerance for distributed systems.

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