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Education
Research
My recent research activities focus on theoretical issues in wireless
networking. In particular, I am interested in sensor networks and
databases. My other research interests are in database systems and
theory, wherein, I'm interested in materialized views, (multiple)
query optimization, and data analysis.
Project: Deductive Framework for Programming Sensor Networks.
Teaching
Publications, Sponsors, and CV
Laboratory
Wireless Networking and Simulation Lab (WINGS).
Students
- Giordano Fusco
- Navid Azimi
Past Students
- Mahmoud Al-ayyoub, Ph.D. (Faculty, University of Jordan)
- Xiang Xu, M.S. (Microsoft)
- Xianjin Zhu, Ph.D. (Microsoft)
- Bin Tang, Ph.D. (Assistant Professor, Wichita State University)
- Zongheng Zhou, Ph.D. (Ask Jeaves, Inc.)
- Pramod Adiddam, MS (Google)
- Umesh Kumar, MS (Amazon)
- Aditi Pandit, MS (Informatica)
- Vishal Chowdhary, MS (Microsoft Corp.)
- Quinyi Gu (Transfer to U. Colorado)
Prior Semesters' Teaching
- CSE 658: Seminar on Wireless Ad Hoc Networks. (Every semester)
- CSE 590: Ad Hoc and Sensor Networks. (Sp 2005; Sp 2006)
- CSE 532: Theory of Database Systems. (Fall 2005, Sp 2005; Sp 2004, Fall 2006, Sp 2007, Sp 2008, Spring 2010)
- CSE 305: Principles of Database Systems. (Fall and Sp, 2003; Fall 2004; Sp 2006, Sp 2007, Fall 2007)
- CSE 373: Analysis of Algorithms. (Fall 2007, Spring 2009)
- CSE 632: Advanced Database Systems. (Fall 2002)
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