2009 Theses
Congratulations to thesegraduates who wrote theses at the graduate, masters and Ph.D. level.
SCOTT BUSCH (BS) “Linear system solver scalability for applications of the bidomain cardiac
simulations,” advised by Xiao-Chuan Cai.
SCOTT BUSCH (MS) “A general purpose application performance test harness,” advised by Liz Jessup.
Main.
KENNY GRUCHALLA (PhD) “Progressive visualization-driven multivariate feature definition and
analysis,” advised by Liz. Bradley.
QIANYI GU (PhD) “Personalized information seeking to support intentional learning,” advised by Tammy
Sumner.
MICAH HAMADY (PhD) “Exploring microbial sequence and community diversity on an unprecedented
scale,” advised by Robin Knight.
BENJAMIN KADLEC (PhD) “Interactive GPU–based ‘visulation’ and structure analysis of implicit
surfaces for seismic interpretation ,” advised by Henry Tufo.
RYAN KENNEDY (BS) “Calculating RNA Motif Probabilities and Recognizing Patterns in Sequence
SCOTT MACKEY (MS) “Restful web service application: generation and analysis,” advised by Ken
Anderson.
JONATHAN MARBACH (PhD) “Supporting multiple users in single-stereo-pair immersive virtual reality
environments,” advised by Clayton Lewis.
DAMON MCCOY (PhD) “Quantifying and improving wireless privacy, advised by Doug Sicker.
DONGHUN SHIN (MS) “Maximum entropy-based Korean word sense disambiguation,” advised by Jim
Martin.
SOONTAREE TANARAKSIRITAVORN (PhD) “Privacy preserving and reliable byzantine fault-tolerance in
group communication system,” advised by Shivakant Mishra.