This is everyone involved in the FINS Framework at both Virginia Tech and Bucknell University.
Virginia Tech
Principal Investigators
Dr. Allen B. MacKenzie
Email: mackenab@vt.edu
Dr. Luiz A. DaSilva
Email: ldasilva@vt.edu
Graduate Students
Abdallah S. Abdallah
Computer Engineering PhD student
M.Sc. in Computer Engineering 2007
B.Sc. in Computer Engineering 2003
Duration: Fall 2009 – Present
Responsibilities:
- Dedicated Graduate Research Assistant for FINS.
- Modules development (Socket stub, wifi stub, and Switch)
- Deliveries testing, approving and integration
- Code Maintenance
- FINS Demo
Amaar Ahmad
Electrical Engineering PhD student
Duration of Involvement: Summer 2010 – Present
Responsibilities:
- Development of the table lookup and update cache functionality
- Control frame interface and switch modules
Undergraduate Students
Rado Petrik
Major:
Duration of Involvment:
Responsibilities:
REU Students
Alexander Barteau
Major: Computer Engineering, Bucknell University Class of 2013
Duration of involvement: Summer 2010
Responsibilities:
- Preliminary implementations of UDP and ICMP modules
Bucknell University
Principal Investigator
Dr. Michael S. Thompson
Email: michael.thompson@bucknell.edu
Undergraduate Students
Peter James
Major: Electrical Engineering, Class of 2011
Duration of Involvement: Fall 2009 – Present
Responsibilities:
- RTgen program update with statistical analysis
- FINS Framework website set-up
Ross Bond
Major: Computer Engineering, Class of 2012
Duration of Involvement: Summer 2009 – Present
Responsibilities:
- Search for mobile devices
- Partial work on android
- Course development
Mark Horvath
Major: Computer Engineering, Class of 2013
Duration of Involvement: Summer 2010 – Present
Responsibilities:
- Research Android as a cross-platform testbed for FINS Framework
- Become familiar with the build system and organization of the Android source
- Develop documentation on how to configure a custom build of Android
- Enable unsupported features on the Dell mini 10 (our choice for x86 test hardware)
Martin Tsvetkov
Major: Computer Science Engineering, Class of 2013
Duration of Involvement: Summer 2010 – Present
Responsibilities:
