Since 1990 the department has issued a booklet listing awards and honors made to its faculty, staff, and students. Starting in AY 1994-95 this booklet has also been available on the Web.
Welcome to the Web form of this booklet for AY 1996-97. A version without pictures (text only) is also available, for faster viewing.
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Awards and Honors for other years: 1995-96 . . 1997-98 . . current
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Assistant Professor of Computer Science and Engineering |
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LEONARD MCMILLAN Assistant Professor of Computer Science and Engineering |
Assistant Professor of Electrical Engineering |
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RAJEEV J. RAM Assistant Professor of Electrical Engineering |
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STEVEN B. LEEB |
MITCHELL D. TROTT |
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BARBARA H. LISKOV |
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DIMITRI A. ANTONIADIS |
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G. DAVID FORNEY, JR. |
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STEVEN B. LEEB |
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KENNETH N. STEVENS
GEORGE C. VERGHESE
In recognition of a professor who has served as an excellent advisor
and mentor to graduate students
MARTHA L. GRAY
HERMANN A. HAUS
Polytechnic University of Crete, Chania Greece
MICHAEL ATHANS
ALAN J. GRODZINSKY
MILDRED S. DRESSELHAUS
DIMITRI P.
BERTSEKAS
JOHN N. TSITSIKLIS
TOMÁS LOZANO-PÉREZ
STEPHEN D. SENTURIA
As chairs of the DOCS committee, Tomás and Steve worked for a year
examining the department's doctoral program. Their results were delivered
to the faculty and were well received.
G. DAVID FORNEY, JR.
G. DAVID FORNEY, JR.
ANNE M. HUNTER
Anne has counseled and guided hundreds of EECS undergraduates and M.Eng. students. She has put a human, caring face on our department
Patrick has been associated with 6.004 for 5 terms; in three of these terms he taught recitation sections. In addition to being an excellent and devoted teacher, he has been a prolific and dependable contributor to the operation and development of 6.004. Pat has a deep understanding of the material, and a keen sense of how best to communicate that understanding to students. Pat's intellect, level of care, breadth of knowledge and talent for teaching are quite extraordinary.
MATTHEW J. SECOR
Matthew has been a TA for 6.041, 6.341 and 6.011. This spring he worked on 6.011 and 6.341 development simultaneously. Matthew is always looking for new and more challenging assignments to enrich his learning experience and refine his teaching skills. He has demonstrated his attentiveness and ease with students and his ability to work with faculty as a sophisticated partner in developing and running these subjects. Matt is knowledgeable, confident, resourceful and resilient, and maintains a good sense of humor throughout.
KATHLEEN E. WAGE
Kathleen is a talented and dedicated teacher who is committed to a teaching career. She is generous with her time and intellect, and spends substantial time outside of class tutoring students. She is creative and innovative in the development of new material. She has been a role model and mentor for several younger graduate students in the MIT/Woods Hole joint program. Kathleen's classroom style is interactive and she has the ability to draw students into open conversation regarding course material. She has been a TA for 6.341, 6.011 and twice for 6.003.
Pat has been a TA for 6.041 twice and 6.003 three times. Pat's teaching style is highly interactive. He establishes a "students-first" attitude, including a personal commitment to maximizing students' access to helpful resources. Pat is quiet, a supreme listener, eager to know all about the situation of a student or colleague before deciding how best to help. Pat's efforts have earned him the respect of the students and TAs around him.
LON E. SUNSHINE
Lon has been a TA for 6.002 and 6.341 twice and once for 6.003. His commitment and performance is exceptional, and he brings unusual enthusiasm, dedication, and energy. Lon's demonstrated commitment combined with his outstanding teaching ability has made him a great teacher.
JAMES C. HOE
James has been a TA for 6.823 for two terms. He helped rewrite 6.823 from scratch with enthusiasm and unbounded energy. In addition, he helped prepare all exams and problem sets, bringing his characteristic brilliance, precision, and sense of fairness to the job. Going beyond the call of duty, James helped in many aspects of the course, always striving to improve the quality of instruction.
SEAN C. WARNICK
Sean was a TA in 6.003, and 6.241 twice and 6.002 twice. When Sean taught recitations for 6.241 he did it with outstanding commitment and energy, constantly reflecting on what he could do to make information more understandable for his students. He made adjustments with regard to the pace of recitations based on how he felt the students were understanding the material.
The Sprowls Award is given by the department for outstanding research contributions in the field of electronic computer and investigation research.
ROBERT D. BLUMOFE
PhD '95
"Executing Multithreaded Programs Efficiently"
JON M. KLEINBERG
PhD '96
"Approximation Algorithms for Disjoint Paths Problems"
IGNACIO S. MCQUIRK
PhD '96
"An Analog VLSI Chip for Estimating the Focus of Expansion"
CARL A. WALDSPURGER
PhD '95
"Lottery and Stride Scheduling: Flexible Proportional-Share Resource Management"
MATTHEW H. FREDETTE
"An Implementation of SDSI - The Secure Distributed Security Infrastructure"
EMIJIA SIMIC
First Prize
"A Bandpass Sigma Delta Modulation IF Receiver"
ABRAM P. DANCY
Second Prize
"Power Supplies for Ultra Low Power Applications"
PAOLO L. NARVAEZ-GUARNIERI
Second Prize
"Design and Analysis of Flow Control Algorithms for Data Networks"
LAURA K. JOHNSON
"Using Computer Microvision to Characterize the Motions of a Microfabricated Gyroscope"
MICHAEL E. LEVENTON
"A Registration, Tracking and Visualization System for Image Guided Surgery"
NIMISHA V. MEHTA
"A Fine-Grained Control of Java Applets Using a Simple Constraint Language"
ERIK G. MILLER
"An Analysis of Surface Area Estimates of Binary Volumes Under Three Tilings"
DAVID M. MURPHY
"Building an Active Node on the Internet"
WENDI BETH RABINER
"Network Driven Motion Estimation for Wireless Video Terminals"
STEVEN R. SHAW
"Numerical Methods for Identification of Induction Motor Parameters"
MATTHEW VARGHESE
"Resistive Damping of Pulse-Sensed Capacitive Position Sensors"
For outstanding leadership and enthusiasm as President of Eta Kappa Nu
SATYAJIT RAO
PAMELA R. LIPSON, PHD '96
PAWAN SINHA, PHD '95
EDWARD W. KOHLER
RONALD CAO
JACOB J. SEID
For outstanding contributions to extracurricular life by individual or student organization
For outstanding contributions in promoting high standards of achievement and good citizenship within the MIT community
JOHN L. WALLBERG
indoor track & pistol
The highest award given for athletic performance
REZA OLFATI-SABER
JIRI SCHINDLER
WILLIAM A. LENTZ, '97
"Maze Generation and Solution"
CALVIN J. LIN, '98 REX K. MIN, '98 ALVAR SAENZ-OTERO, '98
"Personal Location and Navigation System at MIT"
GUANG-IEN CHENG, '97
ALLEN C. SUN, '97
MICHAEL SUNG, G
"The Sentinel"
M. JOSEPHINE AMMER, '97
"Separations of Reversible and Irreversible Space-Time Complexity Classes"
EKATERINA DOLGINOVA, '98
"Safety Verification for Automated Platoon Maneuvers: A Case Study"
DAMIAN J. MEGNA, '97
"A Linear, H-bridge 1kW Current Source Design"
Each year 6.004 students are challenged to modify the computer they build in class and increase its speed. It must execute its original instruction, but contestants are given a new program on the day of the competition. This year, with revisions to the lab kits the competition was divided between the old version and the newer version.
KEVIN W. WILSON, '99
HE-RIM WOO, '99
New Lab Kit
JAMES W. CLARK, '99
ROGER R. DINGLEDINE, '99
PETER J. LUKA, '99
ANDREW D. PARKER, '99
MARTIN T. STIASZNY, '99
JEREMY D. SYLVAN, '99
Old Lab Kit
LUKASZ A. WEBER, '98
"Computer Systems Design Project: Updating Web Sites on Read Only Media"
For exceptional writing
LAWRENCE K. CHANG, '97
First Prize - Drama
GUANG-IEN CHENG, '97
First Prize - Essay
MARC A. LEBOVITZ, '98
Honorable Mention - Fiction
ANTHONY J. YOUNG-GARNER, '99
Second Prize - Poetry
ROBERT W. MARCATO, '97
Third Prize - Short Story
For an outstanding undergraduate thesis relating to energy conversion
PETER C. L. JAFFE, '97
ASHWIN VISWANATHAN, '98
For outstanding scholastic achievement, leadership and service
DANAI KUANGPARICHAT, '98
EYTAN ADAR, '97
DICLE YESILLETEN, '97
RUSSELL S. LIGHT, '98
For outstanding contributions to extracurricular life by individual or student organization
NOVICE M. JOHNSON, '98
To minority juniors or seniors who have maintained high academic standards and have helped improve the quality of life for minorities
SALMAN A. KHAN, '98
For outstanding student-oriented or student-directed undergraduate research in the summer months
MATTHEW B. W. LAW, '97
water polo
N. KATHERINE MERRILEES, '97
field hockey
The highest award given for athletic performance
N. KATHERINE MERRILEES, '97
BEN W. LEONG, '97
To the male and female senior scholar athletes of the year
ROBERT A. COOPER, '97
To a male senior who has shown the highest qualities of humility, leadership, and inspiration in intercollegiate athletics
Anthony J. Accardi
Derek L. Bruening
Debajit Ghosh
Kenneth S. Hon
Kenneth B. Russell
Emilija M. Simic
XINGHENG WANG, '99
Ivan Gonzales-Gallo, '98
Alexander Sherman, '98
Benjamin M. Adida, '98
Ekaterina Dolginova, '98
Igor B. Lyubashevshky, '98
Martin O. Szummer, G
Timothy A. Chklovski, '97
Electrical and Computer Engineering Honorary Society
Danilo D. Almeida
M. Josephine Ammer
Berenice Belizaire
Marco Bitran
Helen Chen
Michelle Y. Eng
Sevgi Ertan
Grant I. Ho
Stephanie A. Hong
Nikhil Iyengaf
Steven C. Lee
Ben W. Leong
John H. Liu
Jooyoun Park
Jonna J. K. Peat
Brandon W. Porter
Helen H. Ruan
Peter Sun
Michael Sung
Keith D. Szolusha
Austina M. Vainius
Alexander Vladimirov
Alice Wang
Heemin Y. Yang
Benjamin M. Adida
Matthew D. Blum
Derek L. Bruening
Susan A. Dey
George S. Dolina
Mingxi Fan
David S. Feinberg
Yuan W. Feng
Luke T. Fu
Ivan Gonzalez-Gallo
Michael J. Guidry
Raymond W. Hwang
Leaf A. Jiang
Sabra-Anne Kelin
Kristopher R. Kendall
David A. Korka
Irene Y. Kuo
Jeremy Lin
David H. Manowitz
Abraham R. McAllister
Rex K. Min
Owen W. Ozier
Tsvetomir P. Petrov
Lisa A. Poyneer
Matthew S. Rimer
Ramon L. Rivera
Maya R. Said
Russell R. Sammon
Venkatesh Satish
Jeremy Sawicki
William R. Schneider
Elliot Schwartz
David D. Shue
Victor C. Su
Diego A. Syrowicz
Erwin Tam
Ralph Torello
Nicholas J. Tornow
Christopher R. Vincent
Ashwin Viswanathan
Shan J. Wang
Lukasz A. Weber
Tony S. Wu
Bob Yang
Mark L. Zarkhin
In recognition of excellence in academic studies
Danilo D. Almeida
George M. Candea
Frederick W. Chen
Guang-Ien Cheng
Barbara M. Cutler
Surya Ganguli
Daniel F. Lohmeyer
Rahul Pathak
Brandon W. Porter
Ameet D. Ranadive
Mark C. Roh
Helen H. Ruan
Wandy Sae-Tan
Van C. Van
Derek L. Bruening
Mingxi Fan
Raymond W. Hwang
David A. Korka
Hur Koser
Irene Y. Kuo
Daniel C. Letzler
Jeremy H. Lin
Durodami J. Lisk
Leandro M. Lorilla
Rex K. Min
Lisa A. Poyneer
Ramon L. Rodriguez
Maya R. Said
Jeremy J. Sawicki
Elliot Schwartz
Scott T. Smith
Ashwin Viswanathan
Ruogu Zhang
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