Christine Mikijanic

Doctoral Coursework in Cybersecurity from New Mexico Institute of Mining and Technology
M.S. in Computer Science from SUNY New Paltz
B.S. in Computer Science from SUNY New Paltz

August 2023

• Computer Science
• Cybersecurity

• C. Mikijanic, “A preliminary study of the effects of a novice Hacker’s learning process on a computer
  hardware and base operating system component performance,” SUNY New Paltz, New Paltz, 2020
• Personal Object Location Manager: US9953509B2, International Business Machines Corporation –
  Priority 2015-10-29, Filed 2016-04-08, Granted 2018-04-24, Published 2018-04-24
• Crowdsourced Text Captioning Corrections and Augmentation: US20180132007A1, International
  Business Machines Corporation – Priority 2016-11-09, Filed 2016-11-09, Published 2018-05-10
• Personal Radiation Dosimeter and Alert System: US9972189B1, International Business Machines
  Corporation – Priority 2016-11-15, Filed 2016-11-15, Granted 2018-05-15, Published 2018-05-15
• Biometric Disease Growth Prediction: US20180165419A1, International Business Machines
  Corporation – Priority 2016-12-08, Filed 2016-12-08, Published 2018-06-14
• Real-time Modifiable Text Captioning: US10542323B2, International Business Machines Corporation –
  Priority 2017-01-11, Filed 2017-12-16, Granted 2020-01-21, Published 2020-01-21
• Disposition Manager For Resource Recovery: US10832358B2, International Business Machines
  Corporation – Priority 2017-01-19, Filed 2017-01-19, Granted 2020-11-10, Published 2020-11-10
• Predictive Water Condition Monitoring: US20220018824A1, International Business Machines
  Corporation – Priority 2020-07-20, Filed 2020-07-20, Published 2022-01-2

Christine is an engineer at heart and by training. She has long been fascinated with how technology works, which led her into cybersecurity, computer science, computer information science, and networking. Outside of college, she enjoys gardening, growing flowers and vegetables, reading, and observing wildlife.