Student Resume – Network Tomography

Student Resume – Network Tomography

Objective:

A position related with network tomography, optimal control, distributed systems, network security, graph theory, probability, linear programming, teaching position at University level.

Research Interests:

Network tomography, optimal control, Network security, Communications, Mathematics (Inverse problems), Resistor networks.

Education:

PhD Candidate, Graduation expected: December 2005

University of XXYZ-USA

Department of Mathematics

AMSC, Applied Mathematics and Scientific Computation program

Application area: Electrical Engineering

Academic Advisor: Professor Johan Smith

Master of Sciences,Mathematics, August 2002

Thesis:

Academic Advisor: Professor Johan Smith

ESL. English as a Second Language, August 2000

University of ZZYX-USA

Coursework as of today at U. of XY

Econometrics, Probability and statistics, Real and Functional analysis, Operations research, Project Management, Numerical Analysis, Digital communications, Sampling theory, Detection and estimation theory, Design of Distributed computer systems, CAD for digital systems, Linear Systems, Optimal control.

Professional Experience:

Institution: American University-Department of Mathematics, USA, 2005-Present

Position: Mathematics instructor

Institution: University of XXYZ ISR-Institute for Systems research, August 2002-August 2005

Position: Research Assistant

Honors:

Best student, class 1989, Department of Mathematics-ESPOCH

Fulbright Scholar 2000 - 2002

University of XXYZ Graduate School fellowship 2000-2002

Research assistant, ISR, University of XXYZ 2002-present

NATO Science Program Scholar, July 2005.

Publications:

• Local Monitoring of the Internet network, technical report, institute for systems research, University of XXYZ
• Continuous and discrete inverse conductivity problems,

- Network Tomography

Presentations:

- Internet tomography, 997 AMS meeting. Session on Tomography. - May 2001

- CIP-URI-Review Meeting – June 2002

- University Research Initiative Workshop. Critical Infrastructure Protection and High Confidence, Adaptable Software. Poster. August 2004.

References: Available on Request