Peter W. Glynn Thomas W. Ford Professor in the School of Engineering Office: Terman 313 | Phone: 650-725-0554 | Fax: 650-723-1614 Email: glynn @ stanford.edu

Doctoral Supervision

• Aug. 1988 DAMERDJI, Halim
  Topics in Discrete-Event Stochastic Systems
• Sept. 1989 CALVIN, James M.
  Stochastic Optimization Algorithms and Moment Formulas for Markov Chains
• June 1990 SHAHABUDDIN, Perwez*
  Simulation and Analysis of Highly Reliable Systems
• Aug. 1990 ANDRADOTTIR, Sigrun
  Stochastic Optimization with Applications to Discrete Event Systems
• Jan. 1991 NAKAYAMA, Marvin*
  Simulation of Highly Reliable Markovian and Non-Markovian Systems
• Feb. 1991 MUÑOZ, David
  Cancellation Methods in the Analysis of Simulation Output
• June 1992 CHAN, Nathaniel**
  Optimal Hydraulic Aquifier Management with Reliability Constraints
• June 1993 ERDMANN, Eva Diane
  Complexity Measures for Testing Binary Keystreams
• Oct. 1993 KOLLMAN, Craig (Statistics)
  Rare Event Simulation in Radiation Transport
• Dec. 1993 JUNEJA, Sandeep
  Efficient Rare Event Simulation of Stochastic Systems
• Aug. 1994 LENNON, Tava
  Response-Time Approximations for Multi-Server Polling Models, with Manufacturing Applications
• Dec. 1994 LOH, Wing Wah
  Methods of Control Variates for Discrete Event Simulation
• June 1995 YANG, Tzu-Hui
  Efficient Simulation Techniques with Application to Performance Evaluation of ATM Switches
• Dec. 1997 HSIEH, Ming-hua
  Adaptive Importance Sampling for Rare Event Simulation of Queueing Networks

* Perwez Shahabuddin won the Nicholson Prize, and Marvin Nakayama received a Nicholson Prize Honorable Mention. This prize, for the best student paper of the year, is awarded by INFORMS.

** Nathan Chan was awarded the Outstanding Research Paper of 1994 for the Water Resources Planning and Management Division, ASCE.