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So I've been doing my PhD for over two years now, and I haven't posted a reflective "state of the thesis" post in quite some time, so here it is. I have maxed out my 50 pages (not included ToC and references) for some time now, it's just been in the... |
Categories: Computer Science, Miscellaneous, News, Wireless Networks
Tags: 3G, 4G, Handover, Heterogeneous, Jason B. Ernst, Network, Seamless, Wireless
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As you may know, I have been ta-ing a course in operating systems. We just finished covering sockets and in the last lab I gave a socket demo where I show three different ways a server can listen on a socket. First is a very basic case where the... |
Categories: Computer Science, Linux, Networking, Programming, Tutorials
Tags: c, Client, fork(), forking, Jason B. Ernst, Linux, programming, select(), Server, socket(), source, system
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Just a short post with some updates since I've been quite busy as usual.
I have submitted the final draft of an adaptive scheduling algorithm for wireless networks to BWCCA conference in Japan. I intend to present my findings in November.
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This post is somewhat motivated by Prof. Andrew Eckford's post that encourages graduate students and faculty members to post more about their work on sites like Twitter. Since I attended the same conference (ICC 2010), I thought it would be good to... |
Categories: Computer Science, Featured, News, Research, Wireless Networks
Tags: 2010, Bias, Guelph, ICC 2010, Jason B. Ernst, Mieso Denko, Mixed, Presentation, Publication, Scheduling, Wireless
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This past week I travelled to the UK to present at my first International Conference - Advanced Information Networking and Applications (AINA 2009) in Bradford, UK. My presentation was on "Fair Scheduling in Wireless Mesh Networks with Multiple... |
Categories: Computer Science, News, Research, Wireless Networks
Tags: 2009, AINA 2009, Bradford, Fair Scheduling, Jason B. Ernst, Mesh, Mieso Denko, Networks, Publication, Research, Simulation, UK, Wireless
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