Arvin Agah - Portrait Professor Arvin Agah
Department of Electrical Engineering and Computer Science
School of Engineering
The University of Kansas
 
 
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Ph.D. Students
  1. Mark Calnon, Expected Ph.D. Computer Science (Chair: Arvin Agah).
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  2. Patrick G. Clark, Expected Ph.D. Computer Science (Chair: Arvin Agah); Comprehensive Examination (Chair: Arvin Agah, Committee: Swapan Chakrabarti, Jerzy W. Grzymala-Busse, Prajna Dhar, and Bo Luo), "Novel data structures and algorithms for modeling, analysis, and human-comprehension of firewall policies," December 2011.
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  3. John W. Gibbons, Expected Ph.D. Computer Science (Chair: Arvin Agah); Comprehensive Examination (Chair: Arvin Agah, Committee: Perry Alexander, Jerzy W. Grzymala-Busse, Prajna Dhar, James Miller, and Brian Potetz), "Modeling content life span in online social networks using data mining," December 2011.
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  4. Daniel Leung, Expected Ph.D. Computer Science (Chair: Arvin Agah); Comprehensive Examination (Chair: Arvin Agah, Committee: Swapan Chakrabarti, Jerzy Grzymala-Busse, Sarah Kieweg, and Brian Potetz), "Robustness and energy efficiency in distributed map making of small autonomous indoor robots," April 2009.
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  5. Najla Ahmad, Expected Ph.D. Computer Science (Chair: Arvin Agah); Comprehensive Examination (Chair: Arvin Agah, Committee: Gunes Ercal-Ozkaya, Victor Frost, Sarah Kieweg, and Brian Potetz), "Intent recognition in multi-agent systems," January 2009.
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  6. Maryamossadat N. Mahani, Expected Ph.D. Computer Science (Chair: Arvin Agah); Comprehensive Examination (Chair: Arvin Agah, Committee: Sara Campion, Swapan Chakrabarti, Man Kong, and Brian Potetz), "Dynamic application-independent strategic organization formation and re-organization in multi-agent systems," November 2009.
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  7. Christopher L. Redford [Weather Underground, San Francisco, California], Ph.D. Computer Science (Chair: Arvin Agah, Committee: Swapan Chakrabarti, Prajna Dhar, Luke Huan, and Brian Potetz), "Evidentialist foundationalist argumentation applied to multi-agent systems," April 2012; Comprehensive Examination (Chair: Arvin Agah, Committee: Paul Atchley, Swapan Chakrabarti, Gunes Ercal-Ozkaya, and Brian Potetz), "Argumentation-based negotiation in multi-agent systems," March 2009.
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  8. Keith A. Preston [Apple, Inc., Cupertino, California], Ph.D. Electrical Engineering (Chair: Arvin Agah, Co-Chair: David Andrews, Committee: Andrew Gill, Douglas Niehaus, and Saul Stahl), "A unified hardware software priority scheduling model for general purpose systems," October 2011; Comprehensive Examination (Chair: David Andrews, Committee: Arvin Agah, Terry Clark, Douglas Niehaus, and Saul Stahl), "A unified hardware software priority scheduling model for general purpose systems," April 2007.
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  9. Christopher M. Gifford [Applied Physics Laboratory, Laurel, Maryland], Ph.D. Computer Science (Chair: Arvin Agah, Committee: Swapan Chakrabarti, Brian Potetz, Sarah Seguin, and Leigh Stearns), "Collective machine learning: Team learning and classification in multi-agent systems," November 2009; Comprehensive Examination (Chair: Arvin Agah, Committee: Chris Allen, Swapan Chakrabarti, Carl Leuschen, and Georgios Tsoflias), "Heterogeneous collaborative learning for robotics and applied artificial intelligence," January 2008.
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  10. Yaling Liu [Epic Systems Corporation, Verona, Wisconsin], Ph.D. Computer Science (Chair: Arvin Agah, Committee: Xue-Wen Chen, Sarah Kieweg, Man Kong, and James R. Miller), "A process-based search engine," July 2009; Comprehensive Examination (Chair: Arvin Agah, Committee: Xue-Wen Chen, Sarah Kieweg, Man Kong, and James R. Miller), "A process-based search engine," August 2008.
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  11. Christopher M. Taylor [PaperWise, Inc., Springfield, Missouri], Ph.D. Computer Science (Chair: Arvin Agah, Committee: Xue-Wen Chen, Jerzy Grzymala-Busse, Nancy Kinnersley, and Elizabeth Friis), "A multi-tiered genetic algorithm for data mining and hypothesis refinement," January 2009; Comprehensive Examination (Chair: Arvin Agah, Committee: Xue-Wen Chen, Jerzy Grzymala-Busse, John Gauch, and Elizabeth Friis), "A novel data mining technique combining genetic algorithms and set theory for rule discovery," May 2006.
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  12. Sandhya Beldona Gabbur [], Ph.D. Computer Science (Chair: Arvin Agah, Co-Chair: Costas Tsatsoulis, Committee: Gunes Ercal-Ozkaya, Andy Gill, Jun Huan, Prasad Kulkarni, and Prakash Shenoy), "Reputation based buyer strategies for seller selection in electronic markets," December 2008; Comprehensive Examination (Chair: Costas Tsatsoulis, Committee: Arvin Agah, Susan Gauch, Donna Haverkamp, and Prakash Shenoy), "Reputation based buyer strategies for seller selection in multi-agent electronic markets," September 2006.
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  13. David O. Johnson [University of Missouri-Kansas City, Kansas City, Missouri], Ph.D. Computer Science (Chair: Arvin Agah, Committee: Swapan Chakrabarti, Xue-Wen Chen, Brian Potetz, and Sara Wilson), "Human robot interaction through semantic integration of multiple modalities, dialog management, and contexts," October 2008; Comprehensive Examination (Chair: Arvin Agah, Committee: Swapan Chakrabarti, John Gauch, Donna Haverkamp, and Sara Wilson), "Better human robot interaction through the use of multiple modalities, dialog management, contexts, and semantics," February 2007.
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  14. Heather Amthauer [Frostburg State University, Frostburg, Maryland], Ph.D. Computer Science (Chair: Arvin Agah, Co-Chair: Costas Tsatsoulis, Committee: Perry Alexander, Xue-Wen Chen, Gunes Ercal-Ozkaya, and John Kelly), "Applying machine learning methods to suggest network involvement and functionality of genes in Saccharomyces Cerevisiae," September 2008; Comprehensive Examination (Chair: Costas Tsatsoulis, Committee: Arvin Agah, Xue-Wen Chen, Susan Gauch, and John Kelly), "Learning where to look for genetic networks," June 2006.
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  15. Pradeep Natarajan [IBM Corporation, Lenexa, Kansas], Ph.D. Computer Science (Chair: Arvin Agah, Committee: Swapan Chakrabarti, Xue-Wen Chen, Jerzy Grzymala-Busse, Wen Liu), "Expert system-based post-stroke robotic rehabilitation for hemiparetic arm," August 2007; Comprehensive Examination (Chair: Arvin Agah, Committee: Xue-Wen Chen, Jerzy Grzymala-Busse, John Gauch, and Wen Liu), "Expert system-based post-stroke robotic rehabilitation for hemiparetic arm," October 2005.
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  16. Richard S. Stansbury [Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University, Daytona Beach, FL], Ph.D. Computer Science (Chair: Arvin Agah, Committee: Chris Allen, David Braaten, Prasad Gogineni, and Carl Leuschen), "Constraint-based Task Selection and Configuration for Autonomous Mobile Robots," July 2007; Comprehensive Examination (Chair: Arvin Agah, Committee: David Braaten, Victor Frost, Prasad Gogineni, and Costas Tsatsoulis), "Control of modular robotic systems using constraint satisfaction," June 2005.
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  17. Eric L. Akers [Pinnacle Technology, Inc., Lawrence, KS], Ph.D. Computer Science (Chair: Arvin Agah, Committee: David Braaten, Prasad Gogineni, Donna Haverkamp, and Carl Leuschen), "Autonomous Mobile Robot Localization in Large-Scale Environments Using Only a Camera," July 2007; Comprehensive Examination (Chair: Arvin Agah, Committee: David Braaten, John Gauch, Prasad Gogineni, and Costas Tsatsoulis), "Localization in a large-scale environment using only a camera," June 2005.
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M.S. Students
 
  1. Ashlee Martz, Expected M.S. Computer Science (Chair: Arvin Agah).
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  2. Brien Smith Martinez, Expected M.S. Computer Science (Chair: Arvin Agah).
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  3. Dipen Shah, M.S. Computer Science (Chair: Arvin Agah, Committee: Man Kong and Prasad Kulkarni), Project, "Multimedia mobile unit: Broadcast data from polar regions in near-real time," April 2010.
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  4. John W. Gibbons, M.S. Computer Engineering (Chair: Arvin Agah, Committee: James Miller and Brian Potetz), "Friend Lens: Novel Web content sharing through strategic manipulation of cached HTML," February 2010.
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  5. Patrick G. Clark, M.S. Computer Science (Chair: Arvin Agah, Committee: Swapan Chakrabarti and Jerzy Grzymala-Busse), "Identifying vision disorders using iris color analysis," July 2009.
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  6. Joseph S. Makarewicz, M.S. Computer Engineering, (Chair: Arvin Agah, Committee: Carl Leuschen and Brian Potetz), "A novel method for digital image acquisition from a scanning electron microscope," April 2009.
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  7. Mark Soenen, M.S. Computer Science (Chair: Arvin Agah, Committee: Prasad Kulkarni and James R. Miller), "Design and implementation of a highly modifiable retail e-commerce Website," July 2008.
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  8. Matthew T. Cook, M.S. Computer Science (Chair: Arvin Agah, Committee: Nancy Kinnersley and James R. Miller), "A 3-dimensional modeling system inspired by the cognitive process of sketching," August 2007.
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  9. Jonathan Kensler, M.S. Computer Science (Chair: Arvin Agah, Committee: Nancy Kinnersley and Jerzy Grzymala-Busse), "On adaptive bidding with the contract net protocol for task allocation in multi-robot systems," May 2007.
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  10. Jonathan D. Van Eenwyk, M.S. Computer Engineering, (Chair: Arvin Agah, Committee: Perry Alexander and Susan Gauch), "Using artificial intelligence techniques to automate human vision screening," April 2007.
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  11. Thomas O. Bulis, M.S. Computer Science (Chair: Arvin Agah, Committee: Perry Alexander and John Gauch), Project, "Real-world implementation of object-oriented patterns," April 2007.
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  12. Brett A. Barker, M.S. Computer Science (Chair: Arvin Agah, Committee: Gary Minden and Alexander Wyglinski), "Applications of expert systems to configuring software defined radios," March 2007.
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  13. Jason R. Stewart, M.S. Computer Science (Chair: Arvin Agah, Committee: Perry Alexander and Man Kong), "Should one be unified or extreme when developing entertainment software?," December 2006.
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  14. Christopher M. Gifford, M.S. Computer Science (Chair: Arvin Agah, Committee: Chris Allen, Glenn Prescott, and Georgios Tsoflias), "Robotic seismic sensors for polar environments," August 2006.
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  15. Patrick J. Casteel, M.S. Computer Science (Chair: Arvin Agah, Committee: Man Kong and Nancy Kinnersley), "Subjective evaluation of simple textile property visualizations," July 2006.
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  16. Paul Brentano, M.S. Computer Science (Chair: Arvin Agah, Committee: Jerzy Grzymala-Busse and Nancy Kinnersley), Project, "Large scale collaboration on the Web," December 2005.
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  17. Christopher M. Taylor, M.S. Computer Science (Chair: Arvin Agah, Committee: John Gauch and Nancy Kinnersley), "Selecting neural network topologies: a hybrid approach combining genetic algorithms and neural networks," June 2005.
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  18. Saina Parizadeh, M.S. Computer Science (Chair: Arvin Agah, Committee: Swapan Chakrabarti and Nancy Kinnersley), Project, "Generating exercise programs with the InMotion2 robotic system," May 2005.
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  19. Hans Harmon, M.S. Computer Engineering (Chair: Arvin Agah, Committee: Chris Allen and Costas Tsatsoulis), "Design and construction of a robot for polar region navigation", October 2004.
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  20. Julie Johnson, M.S. Computer Science (Chair: Arvin Agah, Committee: Perry Alexander and John Gauch), "Bandavya virtual assistant", Project, August 2004.
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  21. Richard S. Stansbury, M.S. Computer Engineering (Chair: Arvin Agah, Committee: Victor Frost and Costas Tsatsoulis), "Integration and evaluation of sensor modalities for polar robots", August 2004.
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  22. Fernando Palacios Soto, M.S. Computer Science (Chair: Arvin Agah, Committee: Perry Alexander and James Stiles), "Finding an upper bound for the transmit code problem using genetic algorithms", Project, August 2004.
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  23. Wu Meng, M.S. Computer Engineering (Chair: Arvin Agah, Committee: John Gauch and Nancy Kinnersley), "Optimizing GUI design using Genetic Algorithm", Project, December 2003.
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  24. Eric Akers, M.S. Computer Science (Chair: Arvin Agah, Committee: Jerry James and Gary Minden), "Modeling and simulation of a mobile robot for polar environments", October 2003.
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  25. Balaji Rajagopalan, M.S. Computer Engineering (Chair: Arvin Agah, Committee: Susan Gauch and Jerry James), "Statistical analysis of human factor studies of graphical user interface components", May 2003.
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  26. Todd Blackman, M.S. Computer Engineering (Chair: Arvin Agah, Committee: Victor Frost and Costas Tsatsoulis), "Genetic algorithms for a multiagent approach to the game of Go", April 2003.
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  27. John M. Fines, M.S. Computer Engineering (Chair: Arvin Agah, Committee: Frank Brown and Swapan Chakrabati), "Machine tool positioning error compensation using artificial neural networks", April 2003.
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  28. Richard Fleming, M.S. Computer Science, (Chair: Arvin Agah, Committee: Nancy Kinnersley and Jim Miller), "Programming techniques: data driven design and AI", Project, December 2002.
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  29. Brian Doyle, M.S. Computer Science (Chair: Arvin Agah, Committee: Swapan Chakrabati and Nancy Kinnersley), "Extendable online testing system", Project, November 2002.
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  30. Prasanna Ganesh Ramasubramanian M.S. Computer Science, (Chair: Arvin Agah, Committee: Susan Gauch and Gary Minden), "A word sense based contextual information retrieval system", July 2002.
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  31. Khashayar Razpoush Baghaei, M.S. Computer Science (Chair: Arvin Agah, Committee: Hossein Saiedian and Jeremiah James), "Evaluation of task allocation methodologies for multi-robot systems", May 2002.
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  32. Prabhaharan Kumarakulasingam, M.S. Computer Engineering (Chair: Arvin Agah, Committee: John Gauch and Swapan Chakrabati), "Sound localization using a mobile robot", April 2002.
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  33. Mara Elizabeth Jones, M.S. Computer Science (Chair: Arvin Agah, Committee: W. Perry Alexander and Nancy Kinnersley), "Evolution of digital images", (Subsequently: ScriptPro, Mission, Kansas), August 2000.
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  34. Robert Lasater Dollarhide, M.S. Computer Science (Chair: Arvin Agah, Committee: John Gauch and Susan Gauch), "Evolving behavior-based brains for robot search teams", (Subsequently: Southwest Research Institute, San Antonio, Texas), May 2000.
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  35. Daniel James Collins, M.S. Computer Science with honors (Chair: Arvin Agah, Committee: Nancy Kinnersley and Jim Miller), "Evolutionary brains for small flying robots", (Subsequently: Celeritas Technologies, Overland Park, Kansas), December 1999.
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  36. Hui Sha, M.S. Computer Engineering (Chair: Arvin Agah, Committee: Jerzy Grzymala-Busse and John Gauch), "Human-computer interaction using only images and sounds", (Subsequently: Tellabs, Lisle, Illinois), December 1999.
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  37. John Travis Butler, M.S. Computer Science (Chair: Arvin Agah, Committee: John Gauch and Nancy Kinnersley), "Human interactions with mobile service robots: aesthetic qualities and movement patterns", (Subsequently: Lockheed Martin Corporation, Phoenix, Arizona), May 1999.
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  38. Fei He, M.S. Computer Engineering (Chair: Arvin Agah, Committee: John Gauch and Susan Gauch), "Enhanced multimedia human-computer interaction using force feedback", (Subsequently: Ernst & Young, Kansas City, Missouri), May 1999.
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  39. Bona Patria Nasution, M.S. Computer Science (Chair: Arvin Agah, Committee: Swapan Chakrabati and John Gauch), "Currency exchange rate prediction utilizing artificial neural networks and Kalman filters", (Subsequently: DMR Consulting, Redmond, Washington), December 1998.
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Ph.D. Committee
 
  1. Hongliang Fei, Expected Ph.D. Computer Science; Comprehensive Examination (Chair: Jun Huan, Committee: Arvin Agah, Xue-Wen Chen, Bo Luo, and Hongguo Xu), "Learning from the data with structured input and output," December 2011.
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  2. Bryan Banz, Expected Ph.D. Computer Science; Comprehensive Examination (Chair: James Miller, Committee: Arvin Agah, John Doveton, Jerzy Grzymala-Busse, and Nancy Kinnersley), "A framework for model development using dimension reduction and low-cost surrogate functions," April 2009.
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  3. Li Cheng, Expected Ph.D. Computer Science; Comprehensive Examination (Chair: Hossein Saiedian, Committee: Arvin Agah, Xue-Wen Chen, Jerzy Grzymala-Busse, and Thomas Glavinich), "A model-based approach for testing dynamic multi-tier web applications," November 2007.
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  4. Vijay Ramasami, Expected Ph.D. Electrical Engineering; Comprehensive Examination (Chair: Prasad Gogineni, Committee: Arvin Agah, David Braaten, Pannir Kanagaratnam, and Glenn Prescott), "Clutter cancellation and model-based signal processing for airborne ice-penetrating radars," May 2005.
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  5. Muthukumaran Pitchaimani, Expected Ph.D. Computer Science (Chair: Joseph Evans, Committee: Arvin Agah, Victor Frost, Prasad Kulkarni, and Christine Sundstrom) "Enabling adaptation in cognitive networks."
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  6. Bing Han, Ph.D. Computer Science (Chair: Xue-Wen Chen, Committee: Arvin Agah, Jerzy Grzymala-Busse, Jun Huan, and Tyrone Duncan) "Detecting cancer-related genes and gene-gene interactions by machine learning methods," December 2011; Comprehensive Examination (Chair: Xue-Wen Chen, Committee: Arvin Agah, Jerzy Grzymala-Busse, Jun Huan, and Gerald Lushington), "Integrative method for differential gene networks detection and analysis," December 2009.
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  7. Serhiy L. Morozov, Ph.D. Computer Science (Chair: Hossein Saiedian, Committee: Arvin Agah, Jerzy Grzymala-Busse, Bo Luo, and Saul Stahl) "A distributed, architecture-centric approach to computing accurate recommendations from very large and sparse datasets," July 2011; Comprehensive Examination (Chair: Hossein Saiedian, Committee: Arvin Agah, Jerzy Grzymala-Busse, Bo Luo, and Saul Stahl), "A novel approach to the analysis of very large datasets for recommender systems," December 2008.
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  8. Daniel McNeill, Ph.D. Mathematics (Chair: Jack Porter, Committee: Arvin Agah, William Fleissner, Judith Roitman, and Rodolfo Torres) "Properties of H-Sets, Katetov Spaces, and H-Closed extensions with countable remainder," April 2011; Comprehensive Examination (Chair: Jack Porter, Committee: Arvin Agah, William Fleissner, Judith Roitman, and Rodolfo Torres), "Cardinality bounds of H-sets in Urysohn spaces," May 2009.
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  9. Jennifer Lohoefener, Ph.D. Computer Science (Chair: Perry Alexander, Committee: Arvin Agah, Andy Gill, Craig Huneke, and Gary Minden), "A methodology for automated verification of Rosetta specification transformations," April 2011.
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  10. Yiannis Zachariou, Ph.D. Mathematics (Chair: Bozenna Pasik-Duncan, Committee: Arvin Agah, Tyrone Duncan, Jack Porter, and Zsolt Talata), "Identification, adaptive control and computational methods for some stochastic modeling," February 2011; Comprehensive Examination (Chair: Bozenna Pasik-Duncan, Committee: Arvin Agah, Tyrone Duncan, Yaozhong Hu, and Jeffrey Lang), "Stochastic adaptive control," March 2006.
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  11. Alexander Senf, Ph.D. Computer Science (Chair: Xue-Wen Chen, Committee: Arvin Agah, Jun Huan, James Miller, and Ilya Vakser), "A machine learning approach to query time-series microarray data sets for functionally related genes using hidden Markov models," January 2011; Comprehensive Examination (Chair: Xue-Wen Chen, Committee: Arvin Agah, Jun Huan, James Miller, and Ilya Vakser), "A machine learning approach to analyze cellular pathways using microarray data of D. melanogaster with profile hidden Markov models," September 2009.
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  12. Jorge L. Ortiz, Ph.D. Electrical Engineering (Chair: Perry Alexander, Co-Chair: David Andrews, Committee: Arvin Agah, Swapan Chakrabarti, Kirk McClure, and James Sterbenz), "Synthesis techniques for semi-custom dynamically reconfigurable superscalar processors," November 2009; Comprehensive Examination (Chair: David Andrews, Committee: Arvin Agah, Perry Alexander, Terry Clark, and Saul Stahl), "Synthesis techniques for semi-custom dynamically reconfigurable processor cores," February 2007.
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  13. Elena Popel, Ph.D. Electrical Engineering (Chair: Glenn Prescott, Co-Chair: Mehmet Bilgen, Committee: Arvin Agah, Brian Potetz, and Irena Smirnova), "Motion analysis in magnetic resonance elastography," October 2009.
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  14. Chadd Clary, Ph.D. Mechanical Engineering (Chair: Lorin Maletsky, Committee: Arvin Agah, Michael Detamore, Kenneth Fischer, Terence McIff, and Albert Romkes), "A combined experimental-computational method to generate reliable subject specific models of the knee's ligamentous constraint," July 2009.
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  15. Mei Liu, Ph.D. Computer Science (Chair: Xue-Wen Chen, Committee: Arvin Agah, Jerzy Grzymala-Busse, Jun Huan, and Robert Ward), "Discovering domain-domain interactions toward genome-wide protein interaction and function predictions," June 2009.
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  16. Lynne Yengulalp, Ph.D. Mathematics (Chair: William Fleissner, Committee: Arvin Agah, Jack Porter, Judith Roitman, and Rodolfo Torres), April 2009; Comprehensive Examination (Chair: William Fleissner, Committee: Arvin Agah, Robert Brown, Jack Porter, and Judith Roitman), June 2006.
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  17. Aravind Chandramouli, Ph.D. Computer Science (Chair: Susan Gauch, Committee: Arvin Agah Perry Alexander, Jerzy Grzymala-Busse, and Estela Gavosto), "A co-operative Web services paradigm for crawler support," August 2007; Comprehensive Examination, June 2005.
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  18. Wilhelmus A.J. Anemaat, Ph.D. Aerospace Engineering (Chair: Richard Hale, Committee: Arvin Agah, David Downing, Chuan-Tau Lan, Jan Roskam), "A knowledge-based design framework for aircraft conceptual and preliminary design," April 2007; Comprehensive Examination, October 2006.
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  19. David Janzen, Ph.D. Computer Science (Chair: Hossein Saiedian, Committee: Arvin Agah, Perry Alexander, John Gauch, and Carey Johnson), "The influence of test-driven development on internal software quality: an empirical evaluation," August 2006; Comprehensive Examination, "Software architecture improvement through test-driven development: an empirical study," April 2005.
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  20. Diego M. Maldonado, Ph.D. Mathematics (Chair: Rodolfo Torres, Committee: Arvin Agah, Estela Gavosto, William Paschke, and Atanas Stefanov), "Multilinear singular integrals and quadratic estimates," July 2005; Comprehensive Examination, "The Cauchy integral on Lipschitz curves and the T(b)-Theorem," March 2004.
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  21. Glenn Rice, Ph.D. Mathematics (Chair: Daniel Katz, Committee: Arvin Agah, Craig Huneke, Satyagopal Mandal, and Bangere Purnaprajna), June 2005.
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  22. Jungwoo Ryoo, Ph.D. Computer Science (Chair: Hossein Saiedian, Committee: Arvin Agah, David Andrews, Susan Gauch, and Robert Zerwekh), "An XML-based software architecture view description language (AVDL)," May 2005; Comprehensive Examination, June 2003.
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  23. Neil M. Epstein, Ph.D. Mathematics, (Chair: Craig Huneke, Committee: Arvin Agah, Daniel Katz, Satyagopal Mandal, and Bangere Purnaprajna), "Closure operators in commutative algebra: tight closure, phantom depth, and *-spread," April 2005; Comprehensive Examination, November 2004.
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  24. Giulio Caviglia, Ph.D. Mathematics (Chair: Craig Huneke, Committee: Arvin Agah, Robert Brown, Daniel Katz, and Bangere Purnaprajna), "Koszul algebras, Castelnuovo-Mumford regularity, and generic initial ideas," July 2004; Comprehensive Examination, May 2003.
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  25. B. Grant Crawford, Ph.D. Aerospace Engineering (Chair: David Downing, Committee: Arvin Agah, Mark Ewing, Rick Hale, and Jan Roskam), "Design and evaluation of an autonomous, obstacle avoiding, flight control system using visual sensors," June 2004; Comprehensive Examination, November 2003.
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  26. Huseyin Sevay, Ph.D. Computer Science (Chair: Costas Tsatsoulis, Committee: Arvin Agah, Stephen Benedict, Susan Gauch, and Douglas Niehaus), "Multiagent reactive plan application learning in dynamic environments," May 2004; Comprehensive Examination, "Learning cooperative reactive plans in multiagent systems," November 1999.
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  27. Antonis P. Stylianou, Ph.D. Mechanical Engineering (Chair: W. Carl Luchies, Committee: Arvin Agah, Ken Fischer, Lorin Maletsky, David Lerner), "Local muscle fatigue of elbow flexors: SEMG analysis and effects on motor control performance," March 2004; Comprehensive Examination, June 2002.
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  28. Kahtan A. Awni, D.E. Aerospace Engineering (Chair: Dave Downing, Committee: Arvin Agah, Bob Zerwekh, Jan Roskam, and Mark Ewing), "Flight system design for a receiver aircraft to perform autonomous aerial refueling provided with relative position data link," January 2004.
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  29. Ellen Mir, Ph.D. Mathematics (Chair: Jack Porter, Committee: Arvin Agah, William Fleissner, and Judith Roitman), "Relative topological properties of Hausdorff Spaces," June 2003; Comprehensive Examination, March 2001.
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  30. Yongwei Yao, Ph.D. Mathematics (Chair: Craig Huneke, Committee: Arvin Agah, Daniel Katz, Satyagopal Mandal, and Bangere Purnaprajna), "Finite F-Representation type and primary decomposition," July 2002; Comprehensive Examination, September 2000.
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  31. Daniel C. Cliburn, Ph.D. Computer Science (Chair: James Miller, Committee: Arvin Agah, Nancy Kinnersley, and Terry Slocum), "Representing multiple uncertainties in graphical decision support systems," August 2001; Comprehensive Examination, November 2000.
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  32. Yongseok Won, Ph.D. Mechanical Engineering (Chair: W. Carl Luchies, Committee: Arvin Agah, Terry Faddis, Bedru Yimmer, and Carole Zebas), "Strength requirements in fall arrest biomechanics," April 2001; Comprehensive Examination, June 2000.
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M.S. Committee
 
  1. Divya Iyer, M.S. Computer Science (Chair: Prasad Kulkarni, Committee: Arvin Agah and Bo Luo), "Exploring the suitability of existing tools for constructing executable Java slices," January 2012.
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  2. Evan Austin, M.S. Computer Science (Chair: Perry Alexander, Committee: Arvin Agah and Andy Gill), "HaskHOL: A Haskell hosted domain specific language for higher-order logic theorem proving," July 2011.
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  3. Deepak Chellamani, M.S. Electrical Engineering (Chair: Joseph Evans, Committee: Arvin Agah and Gunes Ercal-Ozkaya), "A novel DHT routing protocol for Manets," April 2010.
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  4. Robert Tyson Thedinger, M.S. Information Technology (Chair: James P.G. Sterbenz, Committee: Arvin Agah and Joseph Evans), "Store and haul: Improving mobile ad-hoc network connectivity through repeated controlled flooding," April 2010.
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  5. Steven Haenchen, M.S. Information Technology (Chair: Hossein Saiedian, Committee: Arvin Agah and Gunes Ercal-Ozkaya), "Advanced text searching of all electronic information related to forensic discovery," November 2009.
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  6. Tsz Ping Chan, M.S. Electrical Engineering (Chair: Shannon Blunt, Committee: Arvin Agah, James Stiles, and Mihai Popescu), "Reiterative minimum mean square error estimator for direction of arrival estimation and biomedical functional brain imaging," July 2008.
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  7. Seak Fei Lei, M.S. Computer Science (Chair: Jun Huan, Committee: Arvin Agah and Xue-Wen Chen), "Towards protein function annotation for matching remote homologs," June 2008.
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  8. Adnan Chaudhry, M.S. Computer Science (Chair: Jim Miller, Committee: Arvin Agah and Perry Alexander), Project, "Web-based course scheduling system," April 2008.
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  9. Kumar Goundan, M.S. Computer Science (Chair: Hossein Saiedian, Committee: Arvin Agah and Prasad Kulkarni), Project, "An event-based mechanism for client synchronization with a database," March 2008.
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  10. Witold Rzepnicki, M.S. Computer Science (Chair: Hossein Saiedian, Committee: Arvin Agah and Prasad Kulkarni), "Evaluating the impact of content delivery networks on performance and scalability of content-rich and highly transactional e-commerce Websites," March 2008.
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  11. Jayanth Venkataraman, M.S. Computer Science (Chair: Douglas Niehaus, Committee: Arvin Agah and Prasad Kulkarni), "A programming model for precise computation of video pipelines," February 2008.
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  12. Kannan Chandrasekaran, M.S. Computer Science (Chair: Joseph Evans, Committee: Arvin Agah and Jun Huan), "Concept based author recommender system for Citeseer," December 2007.
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  13. Thamer Abuyasin, M.S. Computer Science (Chair: David Andrews, Committee: Arvin Agah and Perry Alexander), "Enabling task level parallelism in HandelC," December 2007.
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  14. Sunil Peechu, M.S. Electrical Engineering (Chair: David Andrews, Committee: Arvin Agah and David Petr), "Security for KUASAR," December 2007.
    15.  
  15. Serhiy L. Morozov, M.S. Computer Science (Chair: Hossein Saiedian, Committee: Arvin Agah and James Sterbenz), "Prime number based hierarchical data labeling scheme for relational databases," November 2007.
    16.  
  16. Mark Stockmyer, M.S. Computer Science (Chair: Hossein Saiedian, Committee: Arvin Agah and Xue-Wen Chen), "Development and analysis of a gravity-simulated particle-packing algorithm for modeling optimized rocket propellants," October 2007.
    17.  
  17. Kevin Higgins, M.S. Computer Science (Chair: Hossein Saiedian, Committee: Arvin Agah and Xue-Wen Chen), "An evaluation of the performance and database access strategies of Java object-relational mapping frameworks," October 2007.
    18.  
  18. Shane Santner, M.S. Electrical Engineering (Chair: David Andrews, Committee: Arvin Agah and Perry Alexander), "Symmetric multiprocessor design for hybrid FPGA/CPU SoCs," August 2007.
    19.  
  19. Philip Weaver, M.S. Computer Science (Chair: Perry Alexander, Committee: Arvin Agah and Nancy Kinnersley), "Implementing Reflective Metaprogramming for Rosetta Using InterpreterLib," August 2007.
    20.  
  20. Atchutha Rama Vivek, M.S. Computer Science (Chair: Susan Gauch, Committee: Arvin Agah and Frank Brown), "Improving indexing efficiency through incremental indexing," August 2007.
    21.  
  21. Viswanath Chowdary Ganta, M.S. Computer Engineering (Chair: James Miller, Committee: Arvin Agah and John Gauch), Project, "Custom maps implementation on Google maps using Google maps API," July 2007.
    22.  
  22. Manjunath Narayana, M.S. Computer Engineering (Chair: Donna Haverkamp, Committee: Arvin Agah and James Miller), "Automatic tracking of moving objects in video for surveillance applications," July 2007.
    23.  
  23. Bhargav Theertham, M.S. Computer Science (Chair: John Gauch, Committee: Arvin Agah, Jun Huan, Jianwen Fang, and Gerald Henry Lushington), "Novel algorithm for elucidating biologically relevant chemical diversity metrics," May 2007.
    24.  
  24. Shankar Dheeraj Konidena, M.S. Computer Science (Chair: Ron Sass, Committee: Arvin Agah and John Gauch), Project, "Adaptive algorithm for high-performance FPGA cores," December 2006.
    25.  
  25. Eduardo Cardoce, M.S. Computer Engineering (Chair: John Gauch, Committee: Arvin Agah and Swapan Chakrabarti), "Coding videophone sequences at better perceptual quality by using face detection and MPEG coding," December 2006.
    26.  
  26. Kellen F. Bombardier, M.S. Computer Science (Chair: Hossein Saiedian, Committee: Arvin Agah and Perry Alexander), "Application of irregular data formats for improved performance of 16-bit digital signal processing systems," December 2006.
    27.  
  27. Manuel Richey, M.S. Computer Science (Chair: Hossein Saiedian, Committee: Arvin Agah and Perry Alexander), "A New test-focused development process for open source software," December 2006.
    28.  
  28. Prabu Renganathan, M.S. Computer Science (Chair: John Gauch, Committee: Arvin Agah and Donna Haverkamp), Project, "Performance analysis and evaluation on next generation Intel Xscale micro-architecture based processors for handheld devices," December 2006.
    29.  
  29. Karthikeyan Varadarajan, M.S. Computer Science (Chair: Gary Minden, Committee: Arvin Agah and Daniel Deavours), "RFID security and privacy in consumer items and payment systems," June 2006.
    30.  
  30. Senthil Shanmugham, M.S. Computer Science (Chair: John Gauch, Committee: Arvin Agah and Joseph Evans), "Perceptual video quality measurement for streaming video over mobile networks," June 2006.
    31.  
  31. Robert Yeganeh, M.S. Computer Science (Chair: John Gauch, Committee: Arvin Agah and James Miller), "A multi-level approach for video temporal segmentation based on adaptive examples," June 2006.
    32.  
  32. Srikanth Pyneni, M.S. Computer Science (Chair: Susan Gauch, Committee: Arvin Agah and Perry Alexander), "Verifying user authenticity in chat rooms," May 2006
    33.  
  33. Daniel Leung, M.S. Computer Science (Chair: Costas Tsatsoulis, Committee: Arvin Agah and Susan Gauch), "Tell me what I need: a multiagent, collaborative approach to learn sufficient, classification knowledge," May 2006.
    34.  
  34. Suman Bir Singh Kansakar, M.S. Computer Science (Chair: Susan Gauch, Committee: Arvin Agah and Ya Zhang), Project, "Syngraph - a relational database application," May 2006.
    35.  
  35. Srinath Vaidyanathan, M.S. Computer Science (Chair: Susan Gauch, Committee: Arvin Agah and Donna Haverkamp), Project, "Contextual search architecture," January 2006.
    36.  
  36. Farzana Yasmeen, M.S. Computer Engineering (Chair: Daniel Deavours, Committee: Arvin Agah and John Gauch), Project, "TEUI - Test Equipment User Interface," December 2005.
    37.  
  37. Sivasankar Ponnambalam, M.S. Computer Science (Chair: Susan Gauch, Committee: Arvin Agah and Ya Zhang), Project, "Automated profile transfer in key concept system," November 2005.
    38.  
  38. Chia-chi Chang, M.S. Computer Science (Chair: Susan Gauch, Committee: Arvin Agah and David Petr), Project, "Web based course scheduling system," November 2005.
    39.  
  39. Sriram Chadalavada, M.S. Computer Science (Chair: David Andrews, Committee: Arvin Agah and Susan Gauch), Project, "KUTESAT Pathfinder Software Implementation," September 2005.
    40.  
  40. Gnana Deepti Mandava, M.S. Computer Science (Chair: Susan Gauch, Committee: Arvin Agah and Perry Alexander), Project, "Web Based Course Scheduling System," August 2005.
    41.  
  41. Kalpesh Zinjuwadia, M.S. Computer Engineering (Chair: Perry Alexander, Committee: Arvin Agah and David Andrews), "Genisys - a component inversion engine," July 2005.
    42.  
  42. Byron Gerlach, M.S. Computer Science (Chair: Xue-Wen Chen, Committee: Arvin Agah and Jerzy Grzymala-Busse), "Support vector based gene selection for cancer classification," June 2005.
    43.  
  43. Mirco Speretta, M.S. Computer Science (Chair: Susan Gauch, Committee: Arvin Agah and Perry Alexander), "Personalizing search based on user search histories," June 2005.
    44.  
  44. Brent Stephens, M.S. Computer Science (Chair: Costas Tsatsoulis, Committee: Arvin Agah and Susan Gauch), "Using genetic algorithms to discover selection criteria for resolving contradictory solutions returned by CBR," May 2005.
    45.  
  45. Anthony R. Neumann, M.S. Computer Science (Chair: James Miller, Committee: Arvin Agah and John Gauch), Project, "Enhanced water balance model application," May 2005.
    46.  
  46. Kelly Dirks, M.S. Computer Science (Chair: Nancy Kinnersley, Committee: Arvin Agah and Susan Gauch), Project, "Database system to automate tracking of youth gymnastics levels and advancement", December 2004.
    47.  
  47. Hinko Vincar, M.S. Computer Science (Chair: Hossein Saiedian, Committee: Arvin Agah and Perry Alexander), "mFrame: an application framework for mobile resource-constrained computing environments", October 2004.
    48.  
  48. Sireesha Gaddipati, M.S. Computer Science (Chair: John Gauch, Committee: Arvin Agah and Susan Gauch), Project, "Web interface to Mysql", August 2004.
    49.  
  49. Pankaj Kumar Goel, M.S. Computer Science (Chair: Joe Evans, Committee: Arvin Agah and Jerry James), "Wireless authentication system and 802.1x port access control using PEAP", July 2004.
    50.  
  50. Pratibha Rao, M.S. Computer Engineering (Chair: John Gauch, Committee: Arvin Agah and Perry Alexander), Project, "Design and development of KU-Automata: a web-based learning environment", May 2004.
    51.  
  51. James Mauro, M.S. Computer Engineering (Chair: Gary Minden(, Committee: Arvin Agah and Perry Alexander), "Security model in the ambient computational environment", May 2004.
    52.  
  52. Lakshmi N. Viswanadha, M.S. Computer Engineering (Chair: John Gauch, Committee: Arvin Agah and David Andrews), Project, "Research dissemination via e-learning", May 2004.
    53.  
  53. Aravind Chandramouli, M.S. Computer Science (Chair: Susan Gauch, Committee: Arvin Agah and Nancy Kinnersley), Project, "Incorporating user profile in key concept search", April 2004.
    54.  
  54. Raghavendra Vasanth Shantha, M.S. Computer Engineering (Chair: John Gauch, Committee: Arvin Agah and Rongqing Hui), Project, "Computer applications in orofacial force physiology", February 2004.
    55.  
  55. Vivek Ramachandran, M.S. Electrical Engineering (Chair: Prasad Gogineni, Committee: Arvin Agah and Chris Allen), Project, "Distributed control software for synthetic aperture radar", January 2004.
    56.  
  56. Syed Ubayeedur Rahman, M.S. Computer Science (Chair: Susan Gauch, Committee: Arvin Agah and Costas Tsatsoulis), "Intelligent tagger for e-learning", January 2004.
    57.  
  57. Anand Madhavan, M.S. Computer Science (Chair: Susan Gauch, Committee: Arvin Agah and Jerry James), "Telemetry and Data Handling model for KUTESAt", January 2004.
    58.  
  58. Anil Kumar Nimmagadda, M.S. Computer Engineering (Chair: John Gauch, Committee: Arvin Agah and Susan Gauch), "online event calendar", January 2004.
    59.  
  59. Nicholas Evangelopoulos, M.S. Computer Science (Chair: Susan Gauch, Committee: Arvin Agah and Perry Alexander), "Intelligent exam grading: text-mining free-text answers", December 2003.
    60.  
  60. Muhammad Anan, M.S. Computer Science (Chair: Hossein Saiedian, Committee: Arvin Agah and Susan Gauch), "Assessing maintainability of recovered architectures", December 2003.
    61.  
  61. Venkat Seshadri, M.S. Computer Engineering (Chair: John Gauch, Committee: Arvin Agah and Perry Alexander), Project, "Implementation of relevance feedback in image retrieval using color moments and histogram", September 2003.
    62.  
  62. Drue Anthony Hull, M.S. Computer Science (Chair: Joe Evans, Committee: Arvin Agah and Victor Frost), "The WiOX pulse oximeter: a portable wireless implementation", June 2003.
    63.  
  63. Rajan Vijayaraghavan, M.S. Computer Science (Chair: Susan Gauch, Committee: Arvin Agah and Jospeh Evans), "An architecture for logging, indexing and retrieving information from Microsoft MSN Messenger", April 2003.
    64.  
  64. Jake Chambers, M.S. Computer Science (Chair: Hossein Saiedian, Committee: Arvin Agah and Perry Alexander), "The development and application of a standardized architectural description language for modeling data network architectures", April 2003.
    65.  
  65. Praveen Sirivolu, M.S. Computer Science (Chair: Susan Gauch, Committee: Arvin Agah and David Andrews), "An application for automatically capturing user document content to build user profiles", January 2003.
    66.  
  66. Solomon Nagelli, M.S. Computer Science (Chair: Susan Gauch, Committee: Arvin Agah), "Chat data indexing and retrieval", January 2003.
    67.  
  67. Rama Krishnan Kalicut, M.S. Computer Science (Chair: Jerry James, Committee: Arvin Agah and Gary Minden), "Implementation of a single threaded user level asynchronous I/O library using the reactor pattern", January 2003.
    68.  
  68. Subhash Induri, M.S. Computer Science (Chair: Susan Gauch, Committee: Arvin Agah and Perry Alexander), "Experiments on automatic text categorization in KeyConcept", January 2003.
    69.  
  69. Ajitha Arcot, M.S. Computer Science (Chair: Susan Gauch, Committee: Arvin Agah and David Andrews), "An extensible system to capture user activity", January 2003.
    70.  
  70. Balaji Meruva, M.S. Computer Science (Chair: John Gauch, Committee: Arvin Agah and Jim Miller), "Online consensus planning tool", December 2002.
    71.  
  71. Kiran Kumar, M.S. Computer Science (Chair: Susan Gauch, Committee: Arvin Agah and David Andrews), "A generic spider for capturing online ontologies", December 2002.
    72.  
  72. Sreenivas Sunil Penumarthy, M.S. Computer Engineering (Chair: Jerry James, Committee: Arvin Agah and Gary Minden), "Design and development of a user level thread library for testing and reproducing concurrency scenarios", December 2002.
    73.  
  73. Sivaprasath Murugeshan, M.S. Computer Science (Chair: Jerry James, Committee: Arvin Agah and Susan Gauch), "A robust persistent storage architecture for ACE", December 2002.
    74.  
  74. Karthik Balasubramanian, M.S. Computer Engineering (Chair: Joseph Evans, Committee: Arvin Agah and Victor Frost), "Aggregation for measurement efficiency in the ENABLE service", October 2002.
    75.  
  75. Danico K. Lee, M.S. Computer Science (Chair: Costas Tsatsoulis, Committee: Arvin Agah and Jerzy Grzymala-Busse), "Integrating HTML document structure and contents to identify similar XML domain documents using K-Nearest-Neighbor classification", August 2002.
    76.  
  76. Sankaranarayanan Vidyaraman, M.S. Computer Engineering (Chair: Joseph Evans, Committee: Arvin Agah and Gary Minden), "Security in the ambient computational environment", August 2002.
    77.  
  77. Renzo Hayashi, M.S. Computer Engineering (Chair: Gary Minden, Committee: Arvin Agah and Susan Gauch), "The ambient computational environments architecture for reliable, secure, and pervasive computing", April 2002.
    78.  
  78. Kenneth Bolton, M.S. Computer Science (Chair: Nancy Kinnersley, Committee: Arvin Agah and John Gauch), "Project: Visualization of commonly taught algorithms and data structures", April 2002.
    79.  
  79. Serhan Yengulalp, M.S. Computer Science (Chair: James Miller, Committee: Arvin Agah and Perry Alexander), "Robust collaborative distributed application framework", April 2002.
    80.  
  80. Ravi Chamarty, M.S. Computer Engineering (Chair: Gary Minden, Committee: Arvin Agah and Joseph Evans), "Implementation and performance of an integrated OCaml-based active node", June 2001.
    81.  
  81. Xinqun Zheng, M.S. Computer Science (Chair: Jerzy Grzymala-Busse, Committee: Arvin Agah and John Gauch), "Comparative study of methods to deal with missing attribute values based on preterm birth data sets", March 2001.
    82.  
  82. Karthik Rajagopal, M.S. Electrical Engineering (Chair: Glenn Prescott, Committee: Arvin Agah and Joseph Evans), "Performance analysis of time tracker in a 3G WCDMA system", January 2001.
    83.  
  83. Scott M. Daugherty, M.S. Computer Engineering (Chair: John Gauch, Committee: Arvin Agah and Susan Gauch), "Video temporal segmentation by analysis of representative images", December 2000.
    84.  
  84. Yuhong Liu, M.S. Electrical Engineering (Chair: David W. Petr, Committee: Arvin Agah and Victor Frost), "Usage-sensitive pricing scheme in multiservice networks", July 2000.
    85.  
  85. Deepak Sreekantan, M.S. Computer Engineering (Chair: Joseph Evans, Committee: Arvin Agah and Victor Frost), "Implementation and evaluation of traffic engineering over MPLS", July 2000.
    86.  
  86. Ajay Uggirala, M.S. Computer Engineering (Chair: Victor Frost, Committee: Arvin Agah and Douglas Niehaus), "Exploring the impact of differentiated services on carrier networks", July 2000.
    87.  
  87. Hemang M. Parekh, M.S. Computer Engineering (Chair: Gary Minden, Committee: Arvin Agah and Jospeh Evans), "Design, implementation and performance evaluation of synthetic aperture radar image processor on FPGA", June 2000.
    88.  
  88. Steven G. Pennington, M.S. Computer Engineering (Chair: Jospeh Evans, Committee: Arvin Agah and Victor Frost), "An architecture for an ambient computing system", June 2000.
    89.  
  89. Courtlan Telford, M.S. Computer Science (Chair: James Miller, Committee: Arvin Agah and John Gauch), "Kansas precipitation visualization information system", June 2000.
    90.  
  90. Jason Chaffee, M.S. Computer Science (Chair: Susan Gauch, Committee: Arvin Agah and Douglas Niehaus), "Personal ontologies for web navigation", May 2000.
    91.  
  91. Antonis Pantakis Stylianou, M.S. Mechanical Engineering (Chair: W. Carl Luchies, Committee: Arvin Agah and Robert Sorem), "EMG signal processing using the maximum likelihood method", May 2000.
    92.  
  92. Luis Masaya, M.S. Computer Science (Chair: Susan Gauch, Committee: Arvin Agah and Jospeh Evans), "Scalability in a meta-search engine", March 2000.
    93.  
  93. Carlos Javier Castro Pena, M.S. Computer Science (Chair: Jospeh Evans, Committee: Arvin Agah and Douglas Niehaus), "Performance evaluation of software virtual private networks (VPN)", March 2000.
    94.  
  94. Pankaj Shah, M.S. Computer Science (Chair: Jerzy Grzymala-Busse, Committee: Arvin Agah and Susan Gauch), "A comparison of the AQ and LERS machine learning algorithms with truncated rule sets", January 2000.
    95.  
  95. Rajashree M. Patil, M.S. Computer Science (Chair: John Gauch, Committee: Arvin Agah and Susan Gauch), "Real-time video segmentation and shot recall", December 1999.
    96.  
  96. Gopi Krishna Vaddi, M.S. Computer Engineering (Chair: David W. Petr, Committee: Arvin Agah and Jospeh Evans), "Design and analysis of a self-configuring CAC for AAL2 with load estimation (scale)", December 1999.
    97.  
  97. Wen-Chi Wang, M.S. Computer Science (Chair: Susan Gauch, Committee: Arvin Agah and John Gauch), "Ontology-based temporal site monitor", December 1999.
    98.  
  98. Chanaka R. Liyanaarachchi, M.S. Computer Science (Chair: Susan Gauch, Committee: Arvin Agah and John Gauch), "Distributed search architecture for searching of information on the Web", December 1999.
    99.  
  99. Shobha Rani Doraswamy, M.S. Computer Engineering (Chair: John Gauch, Committee: Arvin Agah and Costas Tsatsoulis), "Real time detection and tracking of people", November 1999.
    100.  
  100. Sharon Learned, M.S. Electrical Engineering (Chair: Swapan Chakrabati, Committee: Arvin Agah and Dave Petr), "Speaker-dependent isolated word recognition using cepstrum, mel-warped cepstrum analysis and neural networks", November 1999.
    101.  
  101. Sandeep Mukthavaran, M.S. Electrical Engineering (Chair: Jospeh Evans, Committee: Arvin Agah and Gary Minden), "Design and FPGA implementation of an adaptive demodulator", August 1999.
    102.  
  102. Benjamin C. Phelps, M.S. Computer Science (Chair: Susan Gauch, Committee: Arvin Agah and Nancy Kinnersley), "Personalized information filtering using a combination of methods", June 1999.
    103.  
  103. Alexander Pretschner, M.S. Computer Science (Chair: Susan Gauch, Committee: Arvin Agah and James Miller), "Ontology based personalized search", June 1999.
    104.  
  104. Lutz Gerhard, M.S. Computer Science (Chair: Susan Gauch, Committee: Arvin Agah and John Gauch), "Visualizing multi-dimensional conceptual hierarchies", April 1999.
    105.