Future graduate students
I have at least one opening for M.S. or Ph.D. students to study traffic flow theory and network modeling of autonomous vehicles, intelligent transportation systems, and related topics.
I have at least one opening for M.S. or Ph.D. students to study traffic flow theory and network modeling of autonomous vehicles, intelligent transportation systems, and related topics.
The MS degree usually requires 3 semesters + 1 summer session. The PhD requires an additional 3–4 years after the MS degree, although ambitious students have completed it faster.
Each graduate student meets individually with me weekly for instruction on their research projects. I also hold weekly group meetings during which graduate students practice presenting their research and reading journal articles.
Experience with mathematical modeling
Experience with computer programming (any language). You should be able to solve "easy" Leetcode problems.
B.S. or M.S. in Civil Engineering, Industrial Engineering, Computer Science, or a related field.
Graduate students will be fully funded (tuition and stipend) as a Graduate Research or Teaching Assistant. Positions are available for both the fall and spring semesters. If you are interested, please email me your resume or CV.
Please do not email me AI-written summaries of my research. I want to hear about your skills and interests.
I'm hiring undergraduate research assistants on projects relating to autonomous vehicles and intelligent transportation systems.
Undergraduate students are often involved in obtaining numerical results about transportation systems through conducting simulations and/or developing software of methodological models developed by graduate students. Many of my undergraduate RAs have become co-authors on peer-reviewed journal articles, and some of them are even the lead author. Research projects build experience in applying course skills to real problems, studies transportation systems and theory in greater depth than is covered in undergraduate courses, and prepares students for graduate studies. Research projects also can become undergraduate honors theses.
Applicants should be studying Civil Engineering, Industrial Engineering, Computer Science, or a related field. Applicants with skills in mathematical modeling, transportation engineering, and/or computer programming are especially encouraged to apply.
Positions are available throughout the year. If you are interested, please email me with your resume or CV.
I am not hiring postdoctoral researchers at this time.