Graduate Students

• Current Ph.D. Students:
  • Yi He (yihe@student.utdallas.edu)
  • John Tseng
  • Aaron Jingtong Hu
  • Cathy Xu
  • Daniel Lorts (dlorts@mc.com)
  • Zhong Wang (zwang1@bach.helios.nd.edu)
• Students received Ph.D. degrees (as their research advisors):
  • Jason Xue, Memory and Parallelism Optimization for Embedded Systems. (Received the UTD ECS best PhD dissertation award) He is a faculty member in City University of Hong Kong.
  • Cathy Xu , Application Specific Interconnect Design And Scheduling on Multiprocessor Architectures, She is working in Ericsson.
  • Meilin Liu , Loop Transformation Techniques Considering Timing and Memory Optimization for Embedded Systems. She is a faculty member in Wright State University.
  • Kevin F. Chen , Efficient Network Architectures and Switch Fabrics for Packet Routing. He is working at Rockwell Collins.
  • Zili Shao, Low-Power, Secure, Heterogeneous Embedded Systems. (Received the UTD ECS best PhD dissertation award) He is a faculty member in Hong Kong Polytechnic University.
  • Nelson Passos , The Multi-Dimensional Retiming Framework. He is a professor in Midwestern State University.
  • Michael Sheliga, Efficient High Level synthesis Using Hardware/Multi-Software Co-Design and Communication Minimization. He is a faculty member in Eastern Kentucky University.
  • Timothy O'Neil , Techniques for Optimizing Loop Scheduling. He is a faculty member in University of Akron.
  • David Surma , Collision Graph Based Communication Scheduling and Applications. He is a faculty member in Indiana University at South Bend.
  • Bin Xiao , Dynamic Techniques for COnstant Change Networks. He is a faculty member in Hong Kong Polytechnic University.
  • Qingfeng Zhuge , Timing and Memory Optimization for Embedded Systems. (Received the UTD ECS best PhD dissertation award)
  • Joy Chantana , System Level Synthesis Considering Impreciseness Based on Fuzzy Theory. She is a faculty member and Dept. Chair in Silpakorn University, Thailand.
  • Sissades Tongsima , Loop Scheduling for Applications with Fixed or Probabilistic Timing Information. He is working in National Center for Genetic Engineering and Biotechnology (BIOTEC).
• Students received Master degrees (as their research advisors for their Master degree theses):
  • Milind Saraph, Distributed File Systems: An Emprical Study.
  • Kaisheng Wang, Register Constrained Rotation Scheduling.
  • Ted Zhihong Yu, Algorithms and Hardware Support for Multi-Dimensional Branch Anticipation.
  • Nicole Sabine, Selectively Fault-Tolerant, Hard Real-Time Multiprocessor Scheduling
  • Yvonne (YuHong) Wang, Scheduling via Node Replication for Parallel Systems.
  • Sissadas Tongsima, Communication Sensitive Scheduling for Parallel systems.
  • Jenny (QingYan) Wang, Memory Constrained Partitioning and Scheduling for Multi-dimensional Applications.
  • John Swadener, A Simulation Environment for Automatic Partitioning and Scheduling of Parallel Programs Based on Simulated Annealing.