Graduate Students

Current Students

PhD Students Supervised

17. Kefan Xiao, (co-advised with Shiwen Mao), Ph.D. Dissertation, Congestion Control and Resource Allocation in Emerging Wireless Networks, Auburn University, Dec. 2018.
16. Guangjie Huang, Ph.D. Dissertation, On Multiantenna Spectrum Sensing and Energy-Aware Resource Allocation in Cognitive Radio Networks, Auburn University, Aug. 2013. (Broadcom Corp., Santa Clara, CA.) guangjie.huang@broadcom.com
15. Hua Mu, Ph.D. Dissertation, Resource Allocation and Precoding in Cognitive Radio and Relay Networks, Auburn University, Dec. 2012. (First job: Assistant Professor, Florida Institute of Tech, Melbourne, Fl) hmu@fit.edu
14. Hyosung Kim, Ph.D. Dissertation, Adaptive Estimation and Equalization of Doubly-Selective Fading Channels Using Basis Expansion Models, Auburn University, Dec. 2010. (Korean Army, South Korea.) kimhyos@auburn.edu
13. Liying Song, Ph.D. Dissertation, Channel Estimation and Equalization for Doubly-Selective Channels Using Basis Expansion Models, Auburn University, May 2008. (Broadcom Corp., Sunnyvale, CA.) lysong@broadcom.com
12. Shuangchi He, Ph.D. Dissertation, Doubly Selective Channel Estimation and Equalization using Superimposed Training and Basis Expansion Models, Auburn University, August 2007. (Associate Prof., Dept. of Industrial Systems Eng. & Management, National University of Singapore, Singapore.)
11. Soonho Jeong, Ph.D. Dissertation, Topics in multisensor maneuvering target tracking, Auburn University, Aug. 2005. (Ministry of National Defense, Seoul, Korea.) seoinsj@hotmail.com
10. Sumedh P. Puranik, Ph.D. Dissertation, Some new algorithms for multiple maneuvering target tracking, Auburn University, May 2005. (ARCON Corp., Waltham, MA.) sumedh@arcon.com
9. Xiaohong Meng, Ph.D. Dissertation, Estimation of Wireless Communications Channels using Superimposed Training: Approaches, Analysis and Applications, Auburn University, May 2005. (MIPS Technologies, Mountain View, CA.) mengxia@auburn.edu, meng@mips.com
8. Xin Wang, Ph.D. Dissertation, On Medium Access Control Schemes and Cross Layer Design, Auburn University, Dec. 2004. (Distinguished Professor, Department of Communication Science and Eng., Fudan University, Shanghai, China)
7. Weilin Luo, Ph.D. Dissertation, Blind Equalization and Identification of Time-Varying Communication Channels, Auburn University, Dec. 2003.
6. Jinghong Ma, Ph.D. Dissertation, Blind Equalization and Multiuser Detection of DS-CDMA Signals in Multipath Channels, Auburn University, December 2002. (First job: AMBS, LLC, Huntsville, AL.)
5. Tong-tong Li, Ph.D. Dissertation, Blind Channel Estimation and Multiuser Detection for CDMA Systems over Multipath Channels, Auburn University, August 2000. (Professor, Dept. of Electrical & Computer Eng., Michigan State University, East Lansing, MI.) tongli@egr.msu.edu
4. Yi Zhou, Ph.D. Dissertation, Identification of Closed-Loop Linear Systems Using Polyspectral Analysis, Auburn University, December 1999. (First job: Spirent Communications, Hekimian Division, Rockville, MD.) yzhou@hekimian.com
3. Bing Chen, Ph.D. Dissertation, Algorithms for Multisensor Maneuvering Target Tracking, Auburn University, December 1999. (IBM, Hopewell Junction, NY.) chen99@us.ibm.com
2. Bin Huang, Ph.D. Dissertation, Blind Equalization and Identification of Communication Channels, Auburn University, December 1999. (First job: BOPS (billions of operations per second), Inc, Chapel Hill, North Carolina.) Binh@bops.com
1. C. Tontiruttananon, Ph.D. Dissertation, Parametric Identification of Closed-Loop Linear Systems, Auburn University, August 1998. (First job: Nortel Networks, Richardson, Texas.) ctont@nortelnetworks.com

MS Students Supervised

9. Oluwaseyi Ife Akinwande, M.S. (non-thesis), Aug. 2019 - May 2021.
8. Ergang Liu, M.S. Thesis, Linear Model Validation and Order Selection using Higher-Order Statistics, Auburn University, March 1998. (Is now with PC-Tel, Inc., San Jose, CA.) Eric_Liu@PCTel.com
7. Anil Govindaraju, M.S. Thesis, Blind Source Localization and Signal Copy Using Higher-Order Statistics, Auburn University, August 1997. (Is now with Aware, Inc., Boston, MA.)
6. C. Tontiruttananon, M.S. Thesis, Equation Error Based Identification Methods: A Comparative Study and Application to Adaptive System Identification, Auburn University, March 1997.
5. Uma Gummadavelli, M.S. Thesis, Blind Channel Estimation and Equalization with Correlated Input Signals using Higher-Order Statistics, Auburn University, Dec. 1994.
4. Swaminathan Rajeswari, M.S. Thesis, Initialization Techniques for Adaptive Blind Equalizers using Higher-Order Statistics, Auburn University, June 1993.
3. Theresa L. Phillips, M.S. Thesis, Estimation of Direction of Arrival of Multiple Sources in Correlated Gaussian Noise, Auburn University, June 1991.
2. R. Chokhawala, M.S. Project, Partitioned Adaptive Control of Linear Systems with Faulty Sensors, University of Iowa, Feb. 1982.
1. V. John Mathews, M.S. Thesis, Fixed Lag Smoothing for Systems with Jump Parameters, University of Iowa, Dec. 1981.

Date of latest revision: sun jul 17 2023