7 IDS PhD students graduate
A traditional College of Engineering PhD hooding ceremony took place on May 15, 2010. In total, 44 students received their PhD degrees, 7 of them are from the IDS group:
- Ashish Agarwal, “Analytical Modeling of Delay-Tolerant Data Dissemination in Vehicular Networks,” Advisor Prof. T.D.C. Little
- Ashraf Fares Al Daoud, “On Revenue Maximization from Secondary Spectrum Use in Wireless Cellular Networks,” Advisor: Prof. M. Alanyali
- Erhan Baki Ermis, “Activity Based Geometry Independent Features for Information Processing in Heterogeneous Camera Networks,” Advisor: Prof. V. Saligrama
- Darin Chester Hitchings, “Stochastic Control Approaches for Sensor Management in Search and Exploitation,” Advisor: Prof. D. Castañón
- Karen Louise Jenkins, “Fast Adaptive Sensor Management for Feature-Based Classification,” Advisor: Prof. D. Castañón
- Huseyin Mutlu, “Spot Pricing of Secondary Access to Wireless Spectrum,” Advisor: Prof. D. Starobinski
- Weiyao Xiao, “Reliable Data Dissemination in Dense Wireless Networks,” Advisor: Prof. D. Starobinski
Congratulations to all our graduates!
