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Henry M. Foley (physics)
+--Joseph Frederick Traub (1959, from Columbia) [Columbia] (quantum)
http://www.cs.columbia.edu/~traub/
+--Hsiang Tsung Kung (1973, from CMU) [Harvard] (networks)
http://www.eecs.harvard.edu/~htk/
+--Baudet, Gerard M. (78, from CMU)
+--Cohn, Robert J. (92, from CMU)*
+--Fisher, Allan L. (84, from CMU)
+--Foster, Michael J. (84, from CMU)
+--Hsu, Feng-hsiung (89, from CMU)
+--Lam, Monica S. (87, from CMU) [Stanford]
+--Michael Wolf, (August 1992, from Stanford)
Thesis: "Improving Parallelism and Locality in Nested Loops".
+--Michael Smith (November 1992, from Stanford) [Harvard]
Thesis: "Support for Speculative Execution in High-Performance
Processors".
+--Todd Mowry (March 1994, from Stanford) [CMU]
Thesis: "Tolerating Latency Through Software-Controlled Data Prefetching".
+--Martin Rinard (August 1994, from Stanford) [MIT]
Thesis: "The Design, Implementation, and Evaluation of Jade,
a Portable, Implicitly Parallel Programming Language"
+---Pedro Diniz (May 1997, from UCSB) [ISI]
Thesis: "Commutativity Analysis: A New Analysis Framework
for Parallelizing Compilers"
+---Radu Rugina (January 2002, from UCSB) [Cornell]
+--Daniel Scales (December 1995, from Stanford) [VMWare]
Thesis: "Efficient Shared Objects for Distributed Address Space Machines"
+--Saman Amarasinghe (January 1997, from Stanford) [MIT]
Thesis: "Parallelizing Compiler Techniques Based on Linear Inequalities"
+--Jennifer Anderson (March 1997, from Stanford) [VMWare]
Thesis: "Automatic Computation and Data Decomposition
for Multiprocessors"
+--Robert Wilson (December 1997, from Stanford) [Tensilica]
Thesis: "Efficient Context-Sensitive Pointer Analysis for C Programs"
+--Jason Nieh (December 1998, from Stanford) [Columbia]
Thesis: "The Design Implementation and Evaluation of SMART:
A Scheduler for Multimedia Applications"
+--Shih-wei Liao (August 2000, from Stanford) [Intel Research]
Thesis: "SUIF Explorer: an Interactive and Interprocedural Parallelizer"
+--Brian Schmidt (August 2000, from Stanford) [Kealia]
Thesis: "Supporting Ubiquitous Computing with Stateless Consoles
and Computation Caches"
+--Patrick Sathyanathan (June 2001, from Stanford) [HP]
Thesis: "Interprocedural Data Flow Analysis--Alias Analysis"
+--Amy Lim (September 2001, from Stanford) [Axis]
Thesis: "Improving Parallelism And Data Locality With Affine Partitioning"
+--Lehman, Philip L. (84, from CMU)
+--Leiserson, Charles E. (81, from CMU)
+--Oflazer, Kemal (87, from CMU)
+--Pieper, Jon (93, from CMU)*
+--Printz, Harry (91, from CMU)
+--Robinson, John T. (82, from CMU)
+--Song, Siang W. (81, from CMU)
+--Sussman, Alan (91, from CMU)*
+--Thompson, Clark D. (80, from CMU)
+--Wu, I-Chen (93)
+-- Don Heller (PhD, 1977, from CMU)
+-- Joseph Sucher (PhD, 1957, from Columbia) [Maryland] (theoretical physics)
Thesis: "Energy levels of the two-electron atom, to order 3 Rydberg."
* - Co-Chairman
Sources:
http://sigact.acm.org/genealogy/database http://www-2.cs.cmu.edu/~alumni/advisor.html