PhD Graduates

2006

  • Kaizar Abdul Husain Amin

    Spring 2006
    Dissertation:
    An Integrated Architecture for Ad Hoc Grids
    Major Professor(s):
    Armin R. Mikler
    Job Title and Company:
    Director at 9Nexus Ltd in London, UK

  • He Ge

    Spring 2006
    Dissertation:
    Flexible Digital Authentication Techniques
    Major Professor(s):
    Stephen R. Tate
    Job Title and Company:
    Software Development Engineer at Microsoft, Redmond, WA

2005

  • Timothy Edwin Roden

    Spring 2005
    Dissertation:
    Procedural Content Creation and Technologies for 3D Graphics Applications and Games
    Major Professor(s):
    Ian Parberry
    Job Title and Company:
    Associate Professor in the Department of Computer Science at Lamar University in Beaumont, TX

2004

  • Ken Terry Hartness

    Fall 2004
    Dissertation:
    Adaptive Planning and Prediction in Agent-Supported Distribution Collaboration
    Major Professor(s):
    Kathleen M. Swigger
    Job Title and Company:
    Software Developer for Merchants' Choice Payment Solutions in Houston, TX

  • Mehran Rezaei

    Spring 2004
    Dissertation:
    Intelligent Memory Manager: Towards Improving the Locality Behavior of Allocation-Intensive Applications
    Major Professor(s):
    Krishna M. Kavi
    Job Title and Company:
    Assistant Professor in Information Technology Engineering at Isfahan University in Iran

  • Ke Xu

    Spring 2004
    Dissertation:
    Mobile Agent Security Through Multi-Agent Cryptographic Protocols
    Major Professor(s):
    Stephen R. Tate
    Job Title and Company:
    Network Security Engineer for Fugitsu America, Inc

2002

  • Ming Wei

    Spring 2002
    Dissertation:
    A Study of Perceptually Tuned, Wavelet Based, Rate Scalable Image and Video Compression
    Major Professor(s):
    Stephen R. Tate
    Job Title and Company:
    Senior Software Engineer at Texas Instruments

2001

  • Brenton Kenneth Chapin

    Summer 2001
    Dissertation:
    Higher Compression from the Burrows-Wheeler Transform with New Algorithms for the List Update Problem
    Major Professor(s):
    Stephen R. Tate
    Job Title and Company:
    Systems Programmer for Qtask

  • Terry Wayne Tuck

    Spring 2001
    Dissertation:
    Temporally Correct Algorithms for Transaction Concurrency Control in Distributed Databases
    Major Professor(s):
    Azzedine Bourerche
    Job Title and Company:
    Manager at K2Share in Lewisville, TX

2000

  • Naveen Kumar Kakani

    Summer 2000
    Dissertation:
    Algorithms for Efficient Utilization of Wireless Bandwidth and to Provide Quality-of-Service in Wireless Networks
    Major Professor(s):
    Armin R. Mikler
    Job Title and Company:
    Standards Architect at CSR Technology, Inc

1999

  • Chih-Hui Chang

    Spring 1999
    Dissertation:
    An Adaptive Linearization Method for a Constraint Satisfaction Problem in Semiconductor Device Design Optimization

1998

  • Hung-Li Tseng

    Summer 1998
    Dissertation:
    Computation Complexity of Hopfield Networks
    Major Professor(s):
    Ian Parberry
    Job Title and Company:
    Assistant Professor at Minghsing University of Science and Technology in Taiwan

1997

  • Sanjoy Kumar Sen

    Fall 1997
    Dissertation:
    Efficient Algorithms and Framework for Bandwidth Allocation, Quality-of-Service Provisioning and Location Management in Mobile Wireless Computing
    Major Professor(s):
    Sajal K. Das
    Job Title and Company:
    Oss Practice at Ericsson in Gurgaon, India

  • Pamela Ann Taylor

    Fall 1997
    Dissertation:
    Exon/Intron Discrimination Using the Finite Induction Pattern Matching Technique
    Major Professor(s):
    Paul S. Fisher

  • Dong-il Shin

    Summer 1997
    Dissertation:
    A Unifying Version Model for Objects and Schema in Object-Oriented Database System
    Major Professor(s):
    Robert P. Brazile
    Job Title and Company:
    Professor in the College of Electronics ad Information Engineering at Sejong University in Korea

1996

  • Michael Charles Rowe

    Fall 1996
    Dissertation:
    A Machine Learning Method Suitable for Dynamic Domains
    Major Professor(s):
    Kathleen M. Swigger
    Job Title and Company:
    Professor Emeritus, Computer Science and Software Engineering Department, University of Wisconsin-Platteville

  • Mona A. Cherri

    Summer 1996
    Dissertation:
    Speech Recognition Using Finite Inductive Sequences
    Major Professor(s):
    Paul S. Fisher
    Job Title and Company:
    Professor and Programming Coordinator at North Lake College in the Dallas County Community College District

  • Hua Zhang

    Summer 1996
    Dissertation:
    Practical Parallel Processing
    Major Professor(s):
    Paul S. Fisher

  • Marie-Anne Demuynck

    Spring 1996
    Dissertation:
    Performance Study on Concurrent Search Trees and Hash Algorithms on Multiprocessor Systems
    Major Professor(s):
    Sajal K. Das
    Job Title and Company:
    Professor in the Mathematics and Computer Science Department at Texas Woman's University in Denton, TX

  • Falguni Sarkar

    Spring 1996
    Dissertation:
    Rollback Reduction Techniques Through Load Balancing in Optimistic Parallel Discrete Event Simulation
    Major Professor(s):
    Sajal K. Das

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