Career Trajectory

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Basic Career Trajectory:

Fall, 2006-present: assistant professor, Math department, at Eastern Michigan University.
January, 2002-Summer, 2006: assistant professor, Industrial and Systems Engineering department at Lehigh University
Aug. 2001-Dec. 2001: Post-Doctoral position with Prof. Shmuel Oren working on Electric Power markets.
August, 2001: PhD in Industrial Engineering and Operations Research at UC Berkeley
- Topic: queueing.
- Minor field: Statistics
- Minor field: Transportation
- Certificate in Logistics
May, 1997: MS in IEOR at Berkeley
Summers, 1997-2000: Operations Analyst for a major Internet provider.
May, 1996: BS in Math at Harvey Mudd College, concentrating on probability, statistics, and operations research. I really enjoyed my time at Mudd, and highly recommend it to you if you are looking for a college in California. (I like Berkeley a lot too, but just for grad school).

UC Berkeley Coursework

Not all classes are listed. Professors are listed in parentheses.

Stochastics
- IEOR 263a/b, Applied Stochastic Processes (Ross)
- IEOR 267, Queueing Theory (Shanthikumar)
- IEOR 268, Dynamic Programming topics (Shanthikumar)
- IEOR 290c, Statistical Aspects of Discrete Event Simulation (Schruben)
Optimization
- IEOR 262a, Linear Programming (Adler)
- IEOR 262b, Nonlinear Programming (Oren)
- IEOR 262b, Nonlinear Programming topics (Adler)
- IEOR 266, Network Flows & Graphs (Hochbaum)
- IEOR 268, Dynamic Programming (Dreyfus)
- IEOR 251, Facility Design & Logistics (Kaminsky)
- IEOR 290L, Logistics Modeling (Kaminsky)
Transportation
- CivEng 258, Logistics (Daganzo)
- CivEng 264, Network Flows (Newell)
- CivEng 262, Analysis of Transportation Data (Hansen)
Statistics
- Stat 215a, Statistical Models: Theory and Application (Brillinger)
- Stat 248, Time Series Analysis (Brillinger)
Misc
- IEOR 215, Analysis and Design of Databases (Goldberg) [audited]

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