Research Students

 Current PH.D. Students

• Nora Evans (co advised Sebastian Elbaum )
• Swaroopa Dola (coadvised Andrew Gimshaw)

Ph.D. Students Graduated:

2015

• Wei Wang: Addressing Processor Over-provisioning on Large Scale Multi-core Platform,  Assistant Professor,  University of Texas at San Antonio

2013

• Tanima Dey, ReSense:  A Unified Framework for Improving Performance and Reliability in Multicore Architectures, Intel Corp.

2012

• Jing Yang, Trace-Based Dynamic Binary Parallelization, Research Scientist, Citadel Inc

• Kristen Walcott-Justice, Testing in Resource-Constrained Environments,  Assistant Professor, University of Colorado at Colorado Springs

• Lingjia Tang,  Mitigating Resource Contention in Warehouse Scale Computers,  Research Scientist, University of California at San Diego

• Jason Mars, Rethinking the Architecture of Warehouse-Scale Computers, Assistant Professor, University of California at San Diego

2010

• Wei Le,  Towards A Practical, Path-Based Framework for Detecting and Diagnosing Faults, Assistant Professor, Rochester Institute of Technology

2007

• Apala Guha, Memory Optimization of Dynamic Binary Translators for Embedded Systems, Post-Doc, University of Chicago, CS Department

2006

• Naveen Kumar, Source Level Debugging of Dynamically Translated Programs, Technical Manager, Intel

• Gregory Kapfhammer, A Framework for Testing Data Centric Applications, Associate Professor, Allegheny College

2007

• Min Zhao, Model Driven Optimization,  Software Engineer, Intel

2001

• Atif Memon, A Comprehensive Framework for Testing Graphical User Interface Associate Professor, University of Maryland

• Tarun Nakra, A Framework for Performing Prediction on VLIW Architectures, AMD

2000

1. Clara Jaramillo, Source Level Debugging Techniques and Tools for Optimized Code, First Position Assistant Professor, Chatham College

1999

• Rastislav Bodik, Path-Sensitive, Value-Flow Optimizations of Programs, Associate Professor, University of California, Berkeley, SIGPLAN Award for Best Dissertation in Programming Languages

1998

• Neelam Gupta, Automated Test Data Generation using Relaxation Methods, First Position Assistant Professor, University of Arizona

• Jodi Tims, Automatic Generation of Data Distributions for Distributed Memory Machines, Full Professor, Baldwin Wallace College

1997

• Tia Watts, Integrating Parallelizing Transformations and Compiler-based Scheduling Methods, Associate Professor, Sonoma State University

1996

• David Berson, Unification of Register Allocation and Instruction Scheduling in Compilers for Fine-Grained Parallel Architectures, Snyopsys, Portland

• Evelyn Duesterwald, A Demand Driven Approach for Efficient Interprocedural Data Flow Analysis, Research Scientist, IBM Research Labs

1994

• Chy-Ren Dow,  A Visualization System for Transformed Parallelized Programs, Full Professor, Feng-Chia University, Taiwan

1993

• Pat Pineo, Value Tracking in Code Transformed for Parallelism, Full Professor, Edinboro University, Pennsylvania

1991

• Deborah Whitfield, A Unifying Framework for Optimizing Transformations, Full Professor, Slippery Rock University of Pennsylvania

• Brian Malloy, A Fine-Grained Approach to Scheduling Asynchronous Execution on Multiprocessors, Associate Professor, Clemson University

1990

• Ravi Sharma, Data Partitioning:  An Approach to Parallel Storage Reclamation, Lucent Technology

1988

• Mary Jean Harrold, An approach to Incremental Testing, Full Professor, Georgia Tech

1987

• Mary Bivens, Generation of High -Quality Target Code, Full Professor, Allegheny College, retired

• Rajiv Gupta, Design of a Highly Parallel System, Professor, University of California at Riverside

1986

• Lori Pollock, An Approach to Incremental Compilation of Optimized Code, Full Professor, University of Delaware

1983

• George Logothetis, On the Automatic Generation of Error-Repairing LL- and LR-Based Parsers:  First Position – University of Florida

• Ching-Chy Wang, An Axiomatic Approach to Control Description, CEO, Leverage Design Acceleration Corporation

• Fernando Lafora-Garcia, The Design and Implementation of Debugging Systems for Lanauges with Advanced Control Structures, First position: DEC Corporation, Madrid, Spain

RECENT TERMINAL M.S. Students

• Mitali Parthasarathy, graduation 2010

Recent Undergraduates

• Sandra Christie, graduation 2010
• Liuyi (Eric) Zhang,  University of California, San Diego
• Sara Aspaul, University of California, Berkeley