• About
• Projects
• Publications
• Teaching

2011

• CS 407H / HC 407: The Evolution of Computing and its Impact on History (honors seminar) (Oregon State University)

2009

• CS 461: Machine Learning (California State University, Los Angeles)

2008

• CS 461: Machine Learning (California State University, Los Angeles)

2007

• CS 203: Programming with Data Structures (California State University, Los Angeles)

2001

• CS 100: Introduction to Java Programming (Cornell University)

• Jillian Green (California State University, L. A., '10)
  • "The Explosive Potential of Collaborative Machine Learner Networks" (summer 2009)
• Michael Kocurek (Caltech, B.S. '07, now at Tower Research Capital)
  • "The Optimization of Trained and Untrained Image Classification Algorithms for Use on Large Spatial Datasets" (summer 2005)
  • "Improving HARVIST: Using Progressive Trained Classifiers and Multisource Regression to Predict Crop Yield" (summer 2006)
• Julian Panetta (Caltech, B.S. '10, now at NYU)
  • "Using Image Processing and Machine Learning to Detect and Classify Mars Surface Features" (summer 2008)
  • "Detecting Mars Surface Change Using Landmark Comparison" (summer 2009)
• Alex Roper (Caltech, B.S. '09, now at Univ. of Michigan)
  • "Using Machine Learning to Predict Crop Yield from Multispectral Satellite Images" (summer 2007)
• Henry Shu (Caltech, B.S. '05, now at CMU)
  • "Clustering with Nonuniform Feature Space Dimensionality" (summer 2004)
• Scott Sosnowski (Case Western Reserve University, '10)

• Brian Bue (Rice University)
  • I served as Brian's GSRP Fellowship mentor, 2007-2010.
  • He is studying problems at the intersection of clustering and classification and analyzing images for semantic content.
• Amit Jain (California State University, L.A., M.S. '09)
  • I served as an external advisor for Amit's Master's thesis work on evaluating collaborative recommendation systems, 2008-2009.
• Umaa Rebbapragada (Tufts University, Ph.D., '10)
  • I serveed as a member of Umaa's dissertation committee, 2009-2010.
  • Summer intern at JPL, 2008; she focused on developing methods for collaborative learning in sensor networks.
• Qianjun Xu (University of Maryland, Baltimore County, Ph.D. '06)
  • I served as a member of Qianjun's dissertation committee, 2004-2006.
  • Dissertation: "Active Querying for Semi-supervised Clustering"