The area of your work will be Heterogeneous Telecommunications Network Modeling and Simulation
Qualifications: B.S. in Computer Science or Electrical Engineering
The work will be done in the context of your regular graduate studies
within either the Department of Systems and Computer Science or
Electrical Engineering.
(Physics or Math possibly) minimum GPA: 3.0 and the following:
C/C++ programming experience (more than course work)
Protocol experience (more than course work desired)
Familiarity with most of the following:
CSMA, TDMA, CDMA
Cellular/PCS (AMPS, GSM, etc.)
Stop and Wait, ARQ
IPv6, RIP, OSPF, Bellman-Ford,
Least Resistance Routing, Dykstra's algorithm
Mobile IP
TCP, UDP
SNMP
Statistics / probability coursework is necessary
US Citizens Only
These assistantships provide full tuition and working oportunities paying up
to $2400 per month in the summer and $1200 per month during the academic
year. Tuition support is dependent upon research performance.
The research focus is hybrid communication networks design and modeling.
This research will be conducted in conjunction with the University of
Maryland, MIT, Motorola, GTE, Bellcore and others. The program is called
ATIRP.
Hybrid communication networks consist of seamlessly interoperable
satellite, terrestrial wireline and terrestrial wireless networks. They
are ubiquitous in military networks and most recently they represent an
economically feasible means to establish a global information
infrastructure. There is critical need to develop modeling, performance
evaluation and design methodologies and tools for such heterogeneous
internetworks.
Interested applicants should fax resume and an unofficial transcript to
(202) 806-4531. If there are any questions, the SCS department telephone
number is (202) 806-6595,
or send e-mail to Adrienne Lacy, Computer Science Project
Assistant: [email protected].
