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Operating Systems, Distributed Systems, Networking, Performance Analysis and Performance Modeling From the day I first got access to a computer, I have been interested in operating systems. As I pursued my undergraduate in computer science, Prof. T.V.Gopal introduced me to distributed systems and spurred my interest in the field. Then I spent an enjoyable year-and-a-half working with Prof. Arul Siromony on distributed objects. Coming to UW-Madison in fall 2001, I was attracted to the Condor Project and spent three years working on real-world distributed computing. My work centered around addressing the challenges in data intensive distributed computing. We have some interesting publications that you should not miss. During the summer of 2004, I got an opportunity to work with Prof. Mary Vernon. I enjoyed that experience and decided to continue my doctoral research under her. We developed TCP-Madison a high performance transport protocol that achieves high utilization and fair bandwidth sharing without creating packet loss and without requiring any router modification.I have finished my PhD and now work in industry. My LinkedIn profile. |
