Wael Noureddine

PERSONAL

I graduated in June 2002 with a Ph.D. degree from Stanford University's Electrical Engineering department, California, from which I also received an M.S. degree in 1998. My interests are in Computer Networks and Computer Architecture and my research focused on improving the performance of Data (TCP) Applications. I also worked on the use of Differentiated Services networks as well as network provisioning and traffic management. At Stanford, I was part of the Stanford Multimedia Networks Group. I did my undergraduate studies at the American University of Beirut (B.E. in Computer and Communications Engineering, June 1996).

RESUME

My resume in pdf and ps.

RESEARCH AND PUBLICATIONS

Journal Publications

W. Noureddine and F. Tobagi, Improving the Performance of Interactive TCP Applications Using Service Differentiation, in Computer Networks Journal, Volume 40, Number 1, September 2002.

Conference Publications

W. Noureddine and F. Tobagi, Improving the Performance of Interactive TCP Applications using Service Differentiation, in Proceedings of INFOCOM, June 2002.
F. Tobagi, W. Noureddine, B. Chen, A. Markopoulou, C. Fraleigh, M. Karam, J-M Pulido, J. Kimura, Service Differentiation in the Internet for the Support of Multimedia Traffic, in Springer Verlag LNCS, Vol. 2170, September 2001.
W. Noureddine and F. Tobagi, Selective Back-Pressure in Switched Ethernet LANs, in Proceedings of GLOBECOM, December 1999.
F. Tobagi, C. Fraleigh, M. Karam, W. Noureddine, Assessment of Traffic Prioritization in Switched LANs carrying Multimedia Traffic, Technical Report, September 1997.

Thesis and Reports

W. Noureddine, Improving the Peformance of TCP Applications Using Network-Assisted Mechanisms, Ph.D. Thesis, Stanford University, June 2002, (pdf).
W. Noureddine and F. Tobagi, The Transmission Control Protocol, an introduction to TCP and a research survey, Technical Report, July 2002, (pdf).

Last modified on October 24th, 2002 by Wael Noureddine (noureddine@stanfordalumni.org)