Completed PhD:

• Russ Miller, Pyramid Computer Algorithms, 1985.
  This won the SUNY Binghamton Distinguished Dissertation Award in the Science, Mathematics, and Engineering Category.
• Reiko Tanese, Distributed Genetic Algorithms for Function Optimization, 1989.
• Jesse Gordon, Efficient Schemes for Massively Fault Tolerant Parallel Communication, 1990.
• Bruce Wagar, Practical Sorting Algorithms for Hypercube Computers, 1990.
• Sumanta Guha, Parallel Algorithms for Polygonal and Rectilinear Geometry, 1991.
• Philip D. MacKenzie, Parallel Algorithms with Ultra-Fast Expected Times, 1992.
  This won the University of Michigan Distinguished Dissertation Award.
• Fah-Chun Cheong, Oasis: A High-Performance Agent-Oriented Programming Language for Heterogeneous Distributed Computing, 1992.
• Douglas Van Wieren, Expected-Case Analysis with Semi-Random Data Models, 1999.
• Andrew Poe, Applications of the Ham Sandwich Theorem to Multi-Constraint Load Balancing Problems, 1999.
• Theodore Tabe, Using Hardware-Based Data Forwarding Predictors to Increase Multiprocessor Performance, 2001.
• Joshua Landrum, Predicting Algorithm Performance, 2004.
• Robert Oehmke, High-Performance Dynamic Array Structures, 2004.
  
• Julia Lipman, On the Performance Analysis of Local Synchronization with Stochastic Task Times, 2007.

Completed MA thesis:

• Rona Kopp (now Rona Machlin), The Busy Beaver Problem, 1981.

Working towards a PhD:

• Denny Vandenberg

A few of the other graduate students who have recently worked with me

• Emily Dresner
• Randy Ho
• David Pennock
• Milton Shih

Some undergraduates who have recently worked with me

• Marina Polishchuk
• Ted Belding
• William Belding
• David Blake
• Robert Chappell

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