PhD students

1. Sandra Murphy, PhD completed in Spring 90. Dissertation: Service Specification and Protocol Construction for a Layered Architecture. (Post PhD position: Trusted Information Systems, Glendale, Maryland.)


2. David Ginat, PhD completed in Spring 90. Dissertation: Adaptive Ordering of Contending Processes in Distributed System. (Post PhD position: IBM Haifa and Technion, Israel.)


3. Jean Bolot, PhD completed in December 91. Dissertation: A Least-Squares Approximation Technique with an Application to the M/M/1 Queue. ACM Samuel T. Alexander award for best dissertation in Washington Area for 1991. (Post PhD position: INRIA Sophia-Antipolis, France.)


4. Cengiz Allaetinoglu, PhD student, completed in June 1994. Dissertation: Scalable Inter-Domain Routing Protocols. ACM Samuel T. Alexander award for best dissertation in Washington Area for 1994. (Post PhD position: University of Southern California Institute for Systems Sciences (USC-ISI) and Research Assistant Professor in USC Computer Science Department.)


5. Ibrahim Matta, PhD student, completed August 1995. Dissertation: Fast Prototyping and Evaluation of Integrated Services Networks. (Post PhD position: Assistant Professor in Computer Science Departhment, Northeastern University. Awarded NSF Career Award in 1997.)


6. Catalin Popescu, PhD student, completed August 2000. Research Area: Fast Evaluation of Large Dynamic Networks. (Post PhD position: Google.)


7. Sunjoon Ahn, PhD student, completed December 2001. Research Area: Adaptive Control for Mobile Wireless Networks. (Post PhD position: LG Electronics, Korea.)


8. Cuneyt Akinlar, PhD student, completed December 2001. Research Area: Auto-Configuring Hosts and Routers in ZeroConf Networks. (Post PhD position: Panasonic Networking Technology Laboratory, New Jersey.)


9. Nada Golmie, PhD student, completed December, 2002. Research Area: Coexistence of Bluetooth and 802.11 Networks. (Pre and post PhD position: National Institute of Standards and Technology.)


10. Andrzej Kochut, PhD student, completed May 2005. Research Area: Timestep Stochastic Simulation for Computer Networks. (Post PhD position: IBM Research, T.J. Watson Labs.)


11. Tamer Elsharnouby, PhD student, completed August 2005. Research Area: SeSFJava: Framework for Specification and Testing of Concurrent System Implementations. (Post PhD position: Microsoft.)


12. Arunchandar Vasan, PhD student, completed August 2007. Research Area: Timestep Stochastic Simulation for 802.11 networks. (Post PhD position: Tata Consulting Services Research.)