- Former Ph.D. Students (from Cornell University)
- Former Ph.D. Students (from Georgia Tech)
- Din-Horng Yeh (1994), (co-advised with Chen Zhou), First Position:
Assistant Professor, Kao Shiung Institute of Technology, Taiwan.
Thesis Title: Sequential bottleneck decomposition and the
QNET method for some open multiclass queueing networks.
-
Wanyang Dai (1996),
Professor, Nanjing University.
Thesis title: Brownian Approximations for Queueing Networks
with Finite Buffers: Modeling, Heavy Traffic Analysis and
Numerical Implementations;
a pdf file of
the thesis can be downloaded here (507K Bytes).
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John Hasenbein (1998), Professor, University of
Texas, Austin, Texas. (Co-advised with John Vande Vate
)
Thesis title: Stability, Capacity, and Scheduling
of Multiclass Queueing Networks;
a pdf file
of the thesis can be downloaded here (440K Bytes).
- Otis Jennings (2000), First Position: Assistant Professor, Duke University.
Thesis Title: Multiclass Queueing Networks with Setup Delays:
Stability Analysis and Heavy Traffic Approximation.
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Caiwei Li (2001), First Position: Oracle Corporation.
Thesis title: Dynamic Scheduling of Multiclass Queueing
Networks;
a pdf file
of the thesis can be downloaded here (500K Bytes).
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Jozo Acksteiner (2001), (Co-advised with
John Vande Vate
) Current position: Full Professor, Hochschule Fulda (Director of Studies, B.Sc. Logistics Management (Dual Studies)). First position: Booz Allen Hamilton.
Thesis Title: Stability in a 2-Station Re-Entrant Line under a
Static Buffer Priority Policy and the Role of
Cross-Docking in the Semiconductor Industry;
a pdf file of
the thesis can be downloaded here (440K Bytes).
-
Ki Seok Choi (2003), (Co-advised with
Jeannette Song at Duke University)
First position: Samsung,
Thesis title: Supply Contracts with Service Level Guarantee.
- Junxia Chang (2004), (co-advised with
Hayriye Ayhan ) First position: Norfolk Southern
Thesis title: Dynamic Scheduling of Open Multiclass Queueing
Networks in a Slowly Changing Environment;
a pdf file
of the thesis can be downloaded here (824K Bytes).
-
Wuqin Lin (2005), First position: Assistant Professor, Northwestern University.
Thesis title: Dynamic Control in Stochastic Processing
Networks;
a pdf file of the
thesis can be downloaded here (512K Bytes).
- Tolga Tezcan
(2006), Professor, Rice University (Jones Graduate School of Business)
(co-advised with Amy Ward )
Thesis Title: State Space Collapse in Many Server Diffusion
Limits of Parallel Server Systems and Applications;
a pdf file
of the thesis can be downloaded here (1.4M Bytes).
- Melda Ormeci
(2006).
(co-advised with
John Vande Vate )
first position:
Assistant Professor, The
Faculty of Economics and Administrative Sciences of Ozyegin
University, Istanbul
Current position: Assistant Professor of Decision Sciences, Peter T. Paul College of Business and Economics, University of New Hampshire
Thesis Title: Inventory Control in a Make-To-Order Environment;
a pdf file
of the thesis can be downloaded here (446K Bytes).
- Josh Reed (2007).
(co-advised with Amy Ward )
Associate Professor of Technology, Operations, and Statistics; Deputy Chair, NYU Stern
Thesis Title: Queueing Models for Large Scale Call Centers;
a pdf file
of the thesis can be downloaded here (583K Bytes).
- Jiheng
Zhang (2009) (Co-advised with Bert Zwart).
Professor & Head, Hong Kong University of Science and
Technology,
Thesis title: Fluid and diffusion limits for limited
processor sharing systems
a pdf file
of the thesis can be downloaded here.
- Shuangchi He (2011)
Associate Professor, Department of Industrial Systems Engineering and Management, National University of Singapore
Thesis title: Many-Server Queues with Customer Abandonment
a pdf file
of the thesis can be downloaded here.
- Xuefeng
Gao (2013) (co-advised with
Ton Dieker).
Professor, The Chinese University of Hong Kong (SEEM)
Thesis title: Stochastic Models for Service Systems and Limit
Order Books.
a pdf file
of the thesis can be downloaded here.
- Pengyi Shi (2013)
(co-advised with
Pinar
Keskinocak)
Associate Professor, Mitchell E. Daniels, Jr. School of Business (Krannert), Purdue University.
Thesis title: Stochastic Modeling and Decision Making in
Two Healthcare Applications: Inpatient Flow Management and Influenza
Pandemics.
pdf file
of the thesis can be downloaded here.
- Jiangchuan Yuan (2014)
(co-advised with
Shijie
Deng)
Currently working at J. P. Morgan.
Thesis title: Risk Diversification Framework in Algorithmic Trading.
a pdf file
of the thesis can be downloaded here.