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My Academic Genealogy

1. Mobile and Wireless Networks (Graduate Course)
      – Capacity of Wireless Networks
      – Mobility of Adhoc Network
      – Routing in MANET
      – Cross Layer Design and Optimization
      – Modeling of Medium Access Control
      – Power and Rate Control

2. Stochastic Processes and Queueing Theorey (Graduate)
      – General Stochastic Processes
      – Markov Processes
      – Queueing Theory
      – Joint Queueing and Game Theory

3. Wireless Communiations: Principles and Applications (Undergradate Core Course)
      – Radio Propogation
      – Cellular networks: 3G, 4G
      – WLAN (802.11 Series)
      – MANET (Mobile Ad-hoc Networks)
      – Sensor Networks
      – Satellite System

SJTU Graduate English for Technology:
	You may find that the following papers are helpful to you: (Year 2007) 1. IGP Link Weight Assignment for Operational Tier-1 Backbones 2. Equilibrium of Heterogeneous Congestion Control: Existence and Uniqueness 3. Load-Balancing Performance of Consistent Hashing: Asymptotic Analysis of Random Node Join 4. A Queueing-Theoretic Foundation of Available Bandwidth Estimation: Single-Hop Analysis 5. Multiscale Poisson Intensity and Density Estimation 6. Application of Tauberian Theorem to the Exponential Decay of the Tail Probability of a Random Variable 7. REACA: An Efficient Protocol Architecture for Large Scale Sensor Networks 8. A Fair MAC Protocol for IEEE 802.11-Based Ad Hoc Networks: Design and Implementation 9. Stochastic Differential Equation Theory Applied to Wireless Channels
	Paper List for the last year graduate students (Year 2006) 1. A cross-layer TCP modelling framework for MIMO wireless systems 2. A framework design for the next-generation radio access system 3. A power control game based on outage probabilities for multicell wireless data networks 4. Accurate delay distribution for IEEE 802.11 DCF 5. Achieving Delay Guarantees in Ad Hoc Networks 6. Energy management in the IEEE 802.16e MAC