Walt's Graduate Students
My Graduate Students
PhD Students
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Nathan Debardeleben
- Parallel Programming Environments
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Phil Carns
- Parallel File Systems
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Will Jones
- Parallel Job Scheduling
MS Students
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Mike Speth
- PVFS
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Vishal Patil
- Coven
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Louis Pang
- BeoSim
Undergraduate Students
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Matt Brunsen
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Jeff Dinoto
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Bryce Howard
Graduated Students
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Rob Ross
- PhD 2000, Reactive Scheduling for Parallel I/O Systems, currently at
Argonne National Laboratory.
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Dan Stanzione
- PhD 2000, Problem Solving Environment Infrastructure for High Performance
Computing Systems, currently at the National Science Foundation.
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Keith Underwood
- PhD 2002, An Evaluation of the Integration of Reconfigurable Hardware
with the Network Interface in Cluster Computer Systems, currently at
Sandia National Laboratory.
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Richard Agnew - MS 1994, Tiger-PAW: A Source-Level Instrumented
Execution-Driven Simulation Environment
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Aric Blumer - MS 1994, The Parallel Virtual File System
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Ken Winiecki - MS 1994, A Reconfigurable Multiprocessor Architecture
and its Arithmetic Performance
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Bo Wang - MS 1994, Implementation of a Deadlock-Free Mesh Routing Chip
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Matt Cettei
- MS 1997, Parallel File Systems
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Brian Boysen
- MS 1997, Problem Solving Environments
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Kevin Schoonover
- Reconfigurable Computing
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Fred Stivers
- MS 1998, Reconfigurable Computing
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Greg Monn
- MS 1998, Reconfigurable Computing
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Scott McMillan - MS 1998, TCP/IP netwokring in Beowulf Systems
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Carel Lewis - MS 2001, Allocation and Scheduling on a Computational Grid,
currently at SPAWAR.
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Matt Miller - MS 199X.
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Harish Ramachandran - MS 2003.
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Frank Shorter - MS 2003.
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Dale Witchurch - MS 2003.
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Chuck Bethea - BS 1999