Welcome to my very own spatial dimensions on the Internets!
My dissertation research at Utah State University is focused on optimizing fault detection in event-driven applications. My work at Utah State University with Renee C. Bryce is concentrated on determining an adequacy criteria for testing event-driven software using combinatorial testing techniques. More information about this research can be found here.
My recent summer internship at Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory under the guidance of Greg Bronevetsky focused on profiling Ceph, a parallel file system. My ongoing work is to formulate methods to collect context information from large-scale scientific applications to facilitate better application modeling and consequently optimal fault detection. My primary artifacts for this research are parallel file systems, namely, Ceph and Lustre.
I passed the Ph.D. qualifying exam on April 1, 2010 and I’m on my way through the rest of the program!
