Diana has received the following
scholarships, honors,
internships, and degrees:
Internships
June-August, 2004 IBM
Corporation Austin,TX
Overview: Developed a new
performance framework used
to study the memory
subsystem behavior of
Power-based shared-memory
multiprocessors.
June-August, 2003 IBM
Corporation Austin,TX
Overview: Ehanced performance
framework and worked on
installing performance
analysis capabilities on our own
p690 system at UTEP.
Scholarships and Honors
IBM-NPSC
Ph.D. Fellowship Recipient
for 2003-2004, 2004-2005,
2005-2006
Murchison Graduate
Scholarship Recipient
Banner Bearer for the UTEP
Graduate School, 2003 Winter
Commencement
Degrees
Bachelor of
Science in Computer Science
May 2001, The University of
Texas at El Paso
Graduated with Honors,
Overall GPA 3.60
Master of Science in Computer
Science
December 2003, The
University of Texas at El
Paso
Graduated with Honors, Overall
GPA 4.0
Completed 57
credit hours towards a Ph.D. in
Computer Science, Current GPA
3.94
PhD Candidate in
Computer Engineering, UTEP, Jan
2002 to present
MS in Computer Science , UTEP,
Aug 1999 - Dec 2000
B.E. in Computer Engineering
from Univ Of
Bombay,
India, July 1995
-July 1999
Scholarships and Honors
Reliance
Industry scholarship for the
academic year 1995-1996
Reliance Industry scholarship
for the academic year 1997 -
1998
Life Time member of UPE society.
Public Relations Officer for the
Indian Students Association at
UTEP for the academic year
2002-2003.
Internships and Professional
Experience
Software
Engineer Part Time Intern at TCS
ltd, India (aug 98-
June 99), prototyping e-business
solutions for small scale
clients.
Software Engineer at
Motorola,Dallas (Jan 2001 to Dec
2001), developing real time
embedded environment
applications for Base Station
Systems.
System Admin Intern at TNRCC,
Austin (July 2002 to Aug 2002),
administration of windows based
system using Novell Netware and
hardware upgrades including
system images and network node
installation.
Short Biography
During his
Bachelors degree in India Mitesh
worked on a part time basis
developing e-commerce prototypes
for small scale clients. During
his studies, two years were paid
by Reliance Industry
scholarships. Upon graduation he
traveled from India to UTEP for graduate studies in
1999.
Mitesh has been
in UTEP for close to four years
during which he has worked with
Dr Longpre for his Masters
degree in the area of Computer
Security and implemented a
digital contract solution as a
Masters Project. Upon completion
of MS degree he took up a
software engineering job in the
year 2001 for Motorola
developing real time
applications.
After one year
of job experience, he came back
to UTEP to complete his PhD
degree. After one year in the
program, and upon completion of
the Qualifying exams he joined
POEMS group as a Research
Assistant with Dr Teller in the
area of performance modeling.
Mitesh is in the process of
finding a suitable problem in
the area of performance modeling
for a dissertation topic.
Ricky is currently
working on the use of
sampled event traces
acquired from
performance counters to
capture the behavior of
application/machine
pairs. He has done two
internships at Lawrence
Livermore National
Laboratory working on
performance analysis of
multiprocessor systems.
Conferences SuperComputing 2001; Denver, Co
IBM
ACAS 2004 Conference; Austin, Texas
MASCOTS 2004; Volendam, Netherlands
Publications Mining Performance Data from Sampled Event Traces;
MASCOTS 2004
Interests Performance Analysis, High-Performance Systems and
Artificial Intelligence
Short Biography Since August 2001, Seelam has been a Ph.D. student at
UTEP. Currently he is
working with his advisor Dr.
Patricia Teller on modeling
parallel systems. He earned
his M.S. in Computer Science
from UTEP in 2002 and
Bachelor of Engineering (B.E.)
in Civil Engineering from Osmania University, India in 1999. Dr. Vladik Kreinovich
was his advisor for his
master's thesis.
Currently, Seelam also is
the user liaison for IBM
p690 "Top
Gun" system, newest
addition to UTEP's HPC
facilities. He is also
working with Dr. Teller on
developing mechanisms to
provide dynamic adaptivity
in operating systems; this
is a joint project with IBM
Austin's
Linux
TechnologyCenter (LTC). Seelam
worked at IBM T.J. Watson
Research Center from June
2003 to December 2003 as a
Technical Co-op and he was
invited again to work at IBM
Research from May 2004 to
August 2004.
Seelam has research
interests in performance
modeling, parallel and
distributed systems, high
performance computing, tools
for performance analysis and
tuning, computer
architecture and operating
systems. He has been a
student reviewer for
Computing Reviews since
2002. He received the
Cotton Memorial Fellowship
for his academic
achievements in the
2003-2004 and the 2004-2005
academic years.
He is a member of ACM, and
an inductee of Upsilon Pi
Epsilon (UPE), the Computer
Science Honorary Society for
outstanding undergraduate
and graduate students. For
more up-to-date information
please visit his web page at
www2.cs.utep.edu/~seelam or
email him.
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