Starting in Fall 2008, I will be an assistant professor of computer science at Sonoma State University. I graduated from Stanford University in June 2008 with a Ph.D. in electrical engineering. My dissertation, “Models and Metrics for Energy-Efficient Computer Systems,” presented JouleSort, the first full-system energy-efficiency benchmark, and Mantis, a method of high-level full-system power modeling. SSU students interested in computer architecture or energy-efficient computing projects are welcome to email me.
In the fall, I will be teaching CS 115 (Programming I) and CS 351 (Computer Architecture).