Areas of Interest
Database Systems and Distributed Systems
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Patents Filed
Parallel Event Processing in a Database System
Grouping Event Notifications in a Database System
DBMS and Eventing Infrastructure
Securing Event Notifications in a DBMS
Performing Cube Based Operations in a Database System
Courses
CS764 - Topics in Database Management Systems
CS784 - Data Models and Languages
CS799 - Master's Research with Prof. Jeffrey F. Naughton
CS736 - Advanced Operating Systems
CS739 - Distributed Systems
CS752 - Advanced Computer Architecture
CS787 - Advanced Algorithms and Data Structures
CS640 - Introduction to Computer Networks
Projects
NCR Teradata (Summer Internship)
- Design and implementation of Cube, Rollup and Grouping Sets features in
Teradata RDBMS V2R5.1 based on SQL-2003 group-by clause. Work involved
the NP-complete problem of efficient computation of cubes and partial cubes.
CS784
- A Fast Incremental Inverted Index for a Mass Collaboration
System (PDF, PS).
CS736
- Disk Scheduling in Log-Structured File System: Design, implementation and
performance evaluation of an Information and Control Layer that uses gray-
box techniques in an LFS environment to improve disk throughput.
CS764
- An Efficient Framework for Performing Certain Aggregate Queries on
Continuous XML Data Streams.
CS739
- Process Firewall: A tool to monitor and control process communication
channels at run-time (PDF).
CS640
- Reliable Multicast (PIM-SM) protocol: Designed and implemented a reliable
multicast tree using PIM-SM multicast protocol.
CS752
- Investigation of Logical and Physical Register File Size on Performance of
Out-of-order Issue Processors.
CS787
- Binomial Heap implementation, Traveling Salesperson Problem with heuristic
implementation, Complexity assignments.
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