New
Faculty Fall 2005 at the School of Technology
Nasser
Alaraje
Nasser
Alaraje joins the faculty of the School of Technology as an assistant
professor. He comes to Michigan Tech from the University of Cincinnati
where he was an adjunct faculty member in the College of Applied
Science.
Alaraje
holds a master's in electrical engineering from Ohio State University
and a BS in Electrical Engineering from Jordan University of Science
and Technology, and is a PhD candidate in Electrical Engineering
at Ohio State University.
His
research interests include system-on-chip design techniques, system-on-chip
micro-network architecture and system-on-chip interconnection architecture.
Alaraje has taught courses in computer networking and hands-on computer
networking in a lab. He also worked as a graduate teaching assistant
for the microprocessor lab.
He
has expertise in hardware design, testing, integration and troubleshooting
of complex analog/digital electronics systems. Alaraje also has
expertise in design tools, such as VHDL, Verilog, V-System, MTI/ATTSIM,
Logic Analyzer, Cadence Design, Mentor Graphics, Lattice/Altera/Xilinx
and MATLAB. He is familiar with assembly languages like Motorola
68X, MPC 750, 860, 8260, AMD 29K and Intel X86.
Alaraje
achieved top rank in his electrical engineering graduate class of
1990 and earned the Fulbright Scholarship for an MS in Computer
Engineering. In the past, he has worked as a hardware design engineer
and a hardware design integration engineer for Lucent Technologies.
Yu
Cai
Yu
Cai joins the faculty of the School of Technology as an assistant
professor. He comes to Michigan Tech from the University of Colorado
at Colorado Springs.
Cai
holds a BS from Zhong-Shan University in China and a PhD from the
University of Colorado.
His
research interests lie in the areas of network protocols, distributed
systems and cyber security. His teaching interests include network
and communication, formal language and automata, data structures
and algorithms, computer architecture and operating systems, cyber
security, emerging Internet protocols/systems and information assurance
and IT certification training courses.
He
has taught courses in object-oriented programming with Java, C++
and C programming languages.
Cai has published papers in journals like Proceedings of the IEEE
Globalcom 2004, Proceedings of the 2004 IEEE International Conference
on Web Services, Proceedings of the 2004 IEEE Information Assurance
Workshop and Proceedings of the 2003 International Association of
Science and Technology for Development Conference.
He
has received the Outstanding Graduate award from the University
of Colorado and the El Palmer Graduate Fellowship. He is a Sun-certified
Java programmer and a Microsoft-certified systems engineer, solution
developer and database administrator.
In
the past, he has worked for CDI Information Services as a system
analyst and software architect.
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