What degree did the author of BVOT: Self-Tallying Boardroom Voting with Oblivious Transfer earn in 1981?
Master's Degree in Electrical Engineering and Computer Science
Alan T. Sherman et al.: Identifying Core Concepts of Cybersecurity: Results of Two Delphi Processes. (2019) authored by Alan T. Sherman. Timothy R. Leschke and Alan T. Sherman: Introducing the Trusted Virtual Machine. (2019) authored by Alan T. Sherman. Alan T. Sherman is the author of Dhananjay S. Phatak and Christopher D. Nguyen: A Preliminary FPGA Implementation and Analysis of Phatak's Quotient-First Scaling Algorithm in the Reduced-Precision Residue Number System. (2019).
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Question: What degree did the author of BVOT: Self-Tallying Boardroom Voting with Oblivious Transfer earn in 1981?
Context: Alan T. Sherman et al.: Identifying Core Concepts of Cybersecurity: Results of Two Delphi Processes. (2019) authored by Alan T. Sherman. Timothy R. Leschke and Alan T. Sherman: Introducing the Trusted Virtual Machine. (2019) authored by Alan T. Sherman. Alan T. Sherman is the author of Dhananjay S. Phatak and Christopher D. Nguyen: A Preliminary FPGA Implementation and Analysis of Phatak's Quotient-First Scaling Algorithm in the Reduced-Precision Residue Number System. (2019).
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