Students Supervised
Current Doctoral Students
- Fatme Mohammed El-Moukaddem, expected graduation May 2009, algorithmic issues in wireless networks.
- Chad Meiners,
expected graduation May 2008, network-motivated scheduling problems.
- Jignesh Patel,
expected graduation May 2008, scheduling problems.
- Matthew Rupp,
expected graduation May 2009, digital life and evolution of complex features.
Graduated Doctoral Students
- Barbara Bircher Gannod (co-advised with Abdol Esfahanian), August 1997,
Toward a General Theory of Multicast Communication,
currently at Arizona State University.
- Dehua Hang, December
2005, Evaluation of Phylogeny Reconstruction Algorithms,
currently a Postdoctoral Associate in Gaetano Montelione's
CABM Structural Bioinformatics Laboratory at Rutgers.
- Patchrawat Uthaisombut, August 2000, New Directions in Machine Scheduling,
currently an assistant professor at the University of Pittsburgh.
- Stephen Wagner,
Summer 2001, Restricted Cache Scheduling.
Current Masters Students with Projects/Theses
- Carl Bussema,
expected graduation August 2007, scheduling problems.
- Martin Porcelli,
expected graduation August 2007, typed k-server and caching problems.
Graduated Masters Students with Projects/Theses
- Jason Brotherton, May 1996, Victim Caching with Better Block Replacement,
currently a professor at Ball State University
- Houman Alborzi, May 1997, Permuted Substring Matching, with Applications
to Computational Biology, currently a PhD student at Maryland
- Bing Li, December 1999, Incremental Update of Phylogenetic Trees Using
Hierarchical Update, currently working at ??? in Portland
- Jignesh Patel,
2004, Restricted k-Server Problem, currently a PhD student
at Michigan State University
- James Vanderhyde, May 2001, Effects of Natural Selection on
Phylogeny Reconstruction Algorithms, currently a PhD student
at Georgia Tech
Professorial Assistants/Undergraduate Research Assistants
- Christopher Bowron, 1997-2000
- Jonathan Brown, 2002-2003
- Todd Gormley, 1997-1998, co-author on a publication in ACM-SIAM SODA 2000
- Jason McCullough, 1999-2003, co-author on a publication in ACM-SIAM
SODA 2004
- Christopher J Osborn, 2005-2006, co-author on a publication in Journal of Scheduling
- Martin Porcelli, 2002
- Matthew Rupp, 2001-2004
- Paul Saxman, 1997