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CSE 2004Subbarao KambhampatiProfessorE-mail: rao@asu.eduPhone: 480-965-0113Office: BY 560Ph.D. University of Maryland, 1989Subbarao Kambhampati joined ASU in 1991.Principal Areas of Teaching and Research:Kambhampati’s research interests includeartificial intelligence (automated planning,scheduling, speedup learning, CSP, SAT, etc.)and databases (data/information integration,query planning, statistics gathering, Webservices, etc.)Honors and Distinctions:■ NSF Young Investigator, 1994■ College of Engineering and AppliedSciences Teaching Excellence Award, 2001-2002Selected Publications:Z. Nie and S. Kambhampati, “A frequencybasedapproach for mining coverage statisticsin Data Integration,” to appear in Proc. 20thIntl’ Conf on Data Engineering (ICDE 2004).T. Zimmerman and S. Kambhampati,“Learning-assisted automated planning:Looking back, taking stock, going forward,” AIMagazine, vol. 24, no. 2, Summer 2003, pp.73-96.M.B. Do and S. Kambhampati, “Sapa: AScalable Multi-Objective Metric TemporalPlanner,” to appear in Journal of ArtificialIntelligence Research.R. Sanchez and S. Kambhampati, “AltAlt-p:Online parallelization of plans with heuristicstate search,” Journal of Artificial IntelligenceResearch, vol. 19, Dec. 2003.Goran KonjevodAssistant ProfessorE-mail: goran@asu.eduPhone: 480-965-2783Office: BY 450Ph.D. Carnegie Mellon University, 2000Goran Konjevod has been at ASU since 2000.Principal Areas of Teaching and Research:Konjevod's main research interests aretheoretical computer science and discretemathematics, in particular the design ofefficient algorithms for difficult computationalproblems. He has also been collaboratingwith the Los Alamos National Laboratory since1998 on research in transportation andsimulation science.Honors and Distinctions:■ NSF CCR-Theory of Computing Grant forresearch on Set-covering problems incombinatorial optimization, 2002Selected Publications:N. Garg, G.Konjevod and R. Ravi, “Apolylogarithmic approximation algorithm for thegroup Steiner problem,” Journal of Algorithms,vol. 37, 2000, pp. 66-84.G. Konjevod, R. Ravi and A. Srinivasan,“Approximation algorithms for the coveringSteiner problem,” Random Structures andAlgorithms, vol. 20, 2002, pp. 465-482.C. Barrett, K. Bissett, R. Jacob, G. Konjevodand M. Marathe, “Classical and contemporaryshortest path problems in road networks:implementation and experimental analysis ofthe TRANSIMS router,” Proc. 10th EuropeanSymp. Algorithms (ESA 2002), LNCS vol.2461, pp. 126-138.R. Carr, T. Fujito, G. Konjevod and O. Parekh,“A 2.1-approximation algorithm for ageneralization of the weighted edgedominatingset problem,” Journal ofCombinatorial Optimization, vol. 5, 2001, pp.317-326.G. Konjevod, R. Ravi and F. S. Salman, “Onapproximating planar metrics by trees,”Information Processing Letters, vol. 80, 2001,pp. 213-219.Yann-Hang LeeProfessorE-mail: yhlee@asu.eduPhone: 480-727-7507Office: BY 594Ph.D. University of Michigan, Ann Arbor, 1985Yann-Hang Lee joined ASU in 2000. Beforethen he was a professor at the University ofFlorida-Gainesville.Principal Areas of Teaching and Research:Lee’s research interests have been centeredin real-time embedded systems over the pastfew years. Real-time embedded systems havebeen one of the foci of growing interest inscience and engineering disciplines. Theyhave emerged as intelligent controllers inmany large-scale infrastructure networks andcoordinated subsystems on which our societyand daily lives depend. Lee’s research courseis to explore scientific principles andtechnology to renew the developmentapproaches for real-time embedded systemsof a broad range of applications, includingeffective analysis, design, and implementationmethods to meet the system requirementsand application characteristics.Honors and Distinctions:■ Program Co-Chair, 1995 IEEE Real-timeSystems Symposium, Italy, Dec. 1995.■ General Co-Chair, 1996 IEEE Real-timeSystems Symposium, Washington D. C.,Dec. 1996.■ Co-editor, Special Issue on Real-timeComputing (Real-Time Systems Revisited:New Approaches & Applications), IEEEProceedings, Sep. 2003.Selected Publications:Y.-H. Lee and C. M. Krishna, “Scheduling ofVoltage-clock Modes in Fixed Priority RealtimeSystems,” Real-time Systems Journal,vol. 24, no. 3, May 2003, pp. 303-317.Y. Huang and Y.-H. Lee, "System andSoftware Designs for Transaction Processingin Asymmetric Communication Environments,"Software: Practice and Experience (SPE), vol.33, no. 14, Nov. 2003, pp. 1359-1376.D. Kim and Y.-H. Lee, “Software ArchitectureSupporting Integrated Real-time Systems,”The Journal of Systems and Software, vol. 65,no. 1, 2003, pp. 71-86.C. M. Krishna and Y.-H. Lee, “Voltage-Clock-Scaling Adaptive Scheduling Techniques forLow Power in Hard Real-Time Systems,” IEEETrans. Computers, vol. 52, no. 12, Dec. 2003,pp. 1586-1593.36 COMPUTER SCIENCE & ENGINEERING
Faculty ListingsWilliam E. LewisProfessor, Chief Information Officer and ViceProvostE-mail: william.lewis@asu.eduPhone: 480-965-9059Office: CPCOM 462Ph.D. Northwestern University, 1966Bill Lewis joined ASU in 1965 and became thefounding chair of the Department of ComputerScience in the fall of 1980. He assumed therole of Associate Dean of the College ofEngineering and Applied Sciences in the fall of1985. In July of 1993 he accepted the positionof Vice Provost for Information Technology.Dr. Lewis assumed his current position ofChief Information Officer and Vice Provost inJanuary of 2003 and continues to hold therank of Professor in the Department ofComputer Science and Engineering.Principal Areas of Teaching and Research:Lewis’ primary research interests are computerscience; operations research; performanceevaluation and advanced systems concepts;and intra- and internets.Honors and Distinctions:■ Outstanding Teacher Award, Alpha Pi Mu,Arizona State Chapter, 1976■ Editor of COGWHEEL, the Alpha Pi Munational publication, 1970-1976■ Arizona State University Faculty Senate,1968-1973■ GSA/FAI grant, “21st Century DistributedLearning Environment” (co-PI), 1998-2003■ NSF grant, “Enabling and Extending theArizona Infrastructure for AdvancedNetworking and Applications Research Viathe vBNS” (co-PI), 1998-2000■ U.S. West Foundation grant, “US West/NEATeacher Network” (co-PI), 1997-2001■ Best Western grant, “Best WesternInternational, Inc.” internship program,1997-98Huan LiuAssociate ProfessorE-mail: Huan.Liu@asu.eduPhone: 480-727-7349Offie: BY 566Ph.D. University of Southern California, 1989Huan Liu joined ASU in 2000 after conductingresearch in Telecom (Telstra) AustraliaResearch labs and teaching at the NationalUniversity of Singapore. He has extensiveexperience in research and development.Principal Areas of Teaching and Research:Liu's research and teaching focuses onmachine learning (ensemble methods, activelearning, rule extraction, feature selection anddiscretization, subspace clustering), datamining (data quality and integration, streamdata reduction, bioinformatics, algorithmscaling-up), and real world applications (CRM,Egeria detection in imagery, intelligent drivingdata analysis, recommender systems).Honors and Distinctions:■ IEEE, Senior Member since 1997■ Conference Co-chair, 1993, Austrasia JointConference on AI, Melbourne, Australia■ Program Co-chair, 2000, Conference ofPacific-Asia Knowledge Discovery and DataMining (PAKDD), Japan■ Program Co-chair, 2005, Conference ofPAKDD, Vietnam■ Editorial Board/Associate Editor, Informatica,1999; KAIS, 2003; IJCSA, 2004; IJSIT, 2004■ Advisory Board, Handbook of Data Mining,2003; Encyclopedia of Data Warehousingand Data Mining, 2004Selected Publications:H. Liu and L. Yu. "Toward Integrating FeatureSelection Algorithms for Classification andClustering", IEEE Trans. on Knowledge andData Engineering, forthcoming.H. Liu, H. Motoda, and L. Yu. "A SelectiveSampling Approach to Active FeatureSelection", Artificial Intelligence, 2004,Elsevier.L. Yu and H. Liu. "Feature Selection for High-Dimensional Data: A Fast Correlation-BasedFilter Solution," Proc. 20th Int’l Conf. onMachine Learning, 2003, Morgan KaufmannH. Liu, F. Hussain, C.L. Tan, and M. Dash,"Discretization: An Enabling Technique,"Journal of Data Mining and KnowledgeDiscovery, 6(4):393-423, 2002, Kluwer.H. Liu and H. Motoda, Book on FeatureSelection for Knowledge Discovery and DataMining, 1998, Kluwer.Donald S. MillerAssociate ProfessorE-mail: donald.miller@asu.eduPhone: 480-965-5935Office: BY 436Ph.D. University of Southern California, 1972Donald Miller has been at ASU since 1981. From1977 to 1981 he was an Assistant Professor ofComputer Science at Washington State University.Prior to that he worked in industry in California. Hehas received research and equipment funding fromIBM, Motorola, Honeywell, NSF and Sun, and haswritten more than 50 research papers.Principal Areas of Teaching and Research:Miller’s primary research interest is distributed singleaddress space operating systems. His work focuseson operating system internals and related computerarchitecture and computer network issues.Honors and Distinctions:■ Recent grants include funding for setting up anEmbedded Linux course sequence 2001 and2002 and for research into OS and NetworkSoftware for Embedded Systems in 2001.Selected Publications:R. Feigen, A. Skousen and D. Miller, “Reduction ofSoftware Development Costs under the SombreroDistributed Single Address Space OperatingSystem,” Int’l Conf. on Parallel and DistributedProcessing Techniques and Applications(PDPTA’2002).A. Skousen and D. Miller, “The Sombrero SingleAddress Space Operating System Prototype ATestbed for Evaluating Distributed Persistent SystemConcepts and Implementation,” Int’l Conf. on Paralleland Distributed Processing Techniques andApplications (PDPTA’2000).A. Skousen and D. Miller, “Using a Single AddressSpace Operating System for Distributed Computingand High Performance,” Int’l Performance,Computing and Communications Conf. (IPCCC1999).A. Skousen and D. Miller, “Using a Distributed SingleAddress Space Operating System to SupportModern Cluster Computing,” Hawaii Int’l Conf. onSystem Sciences (HICSS-32), 1999.A. Skousen and D. Miller, "Operating SystemStructure and Processor Architecture for a LargeDistributed Single Address Space," Int’l Parallel andDistributed Computing and Systems Conf.(PDCS’98).ARIZONA STATE UNIVERSITY 37
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