PhD THESIS STUDENTS:

Magdy T. Hanna	§  Multichannel and Two-Dimensional Signal Processing for Sensor Arrays, 1985
Zhen Zhang	§ Knowledge-Based Segmentation of Texture Images, 1987
Wageeh W. Boles	§  Fast Root Extraction and Minimum Distortion Algorithms of Two-Dimensional
	Median Filters, 1988 (with M. Kanefsky)
Khalil J. Maalouf	§ Directional Filters for Real-Time Attenuation of Broad-Band Interferences
	in Sensor Arrays, 1988
Hasan A. Yousef	§ Decentralized Adaptive Control For Large-Scale Interconnected Systems
	with Applications to Power Systems, 1989
Charles K. Sword	§ Multiple Target Tracking Using Sensor Signal and Target State
	Models, 1989 (with E. W. Kamen)
Chih-Ming Chen	§ Optimum Multichannel Filters for Multiple Undesired Interferences on Sensor
	Arrays, 1990
Tayfun Akgul	§ Multi-Scale Deconvolution of Sensor Array Signals: Time and Sum-of-Cumulants
	Domain Solutions, 1994 (with A. El Jaroudi)
Vahid J. Majd	§ A Hybrid Adaptive Controller for Positioning Servo Systems with Saturating Actuators
	and Nonlinear Fuzzy Friction at Low Velocities, 1995
Levent Gokdere	§ Passivity-Based Methods for Control of Induction Motors, 1996
Yih-Choung Yu	§ Minimally Invasive Estimation of  Cardiovascular Parameters, 1998
	(with J. Antaki and J. R. Boston)
Nicholas S. Samaras	§ Optimization of Multistage Nonlinear Processes with Unknown System
	Disturbances, 1999
Leonardo Baloa	§ Certainty-Weighted System for the Detection of Suction in Ventricular Assist
	Devices, 2001 (with J. Antaki and J. R.  Boston)
Yong Liu	§ Nash-Based Strategies For the Control of Extended Complex Systems, 2003
David G. Galati	§ Game Theoretic Target Assignment Strategies in Competitive Multi-Teams, 2004
John Pittner	§ Pointwise Linear Quadratic Optimal Control of a Tandem Cold Rolling Mill, 2006
Ismet Sahin	§ A Game Theoretic Approach for the Optimization of Communication Networks with
	Competitive Users, 2007
Shaohui Chen	§ Baroreflex-Based Physiological Feedback Control of a Left Ventricular Assist
	Device, 2007
Camilo Gil	§ Performance Prediction of a Non-Concentrating Integral Collector Storage (ICS)
	Solar Domestic Hot Water System Using Optimal Control Theory

MS THESIS STUDENTS:

Donald A. Benassi	§ A Decoupling Method for Solving Linear Systems of Equations and
	Inverting Matrices, 1977
Edward A. Schindhelm	§ An Optimal Feedback Controller for a Liquid Metal Fast Breeder Reactor, 1978
Wei Xia	§ A Modified Texture Energy Method for Segmentation of a Seismic Image, 1986
Vincent A. Petrelli	§ Bubble Noise Frequency Estimation of the Anode Current Signal of an
	Aluminum Electrolytic Cell, 1988
Robert J. Kilgore	§ Nondestructive Testing of Ferromagnetic Tubes Using the Remote Field
	Eddy Current Effect, 1988 (with M. El-Nokali)
Chellury R. Sastry	§ Tracking of Multiple Moving Targets Using a Matrix-Norm Minimization
	Technique, 1988 (with E.W. Kamen)
Xiaoqi Dong	§ Characterization of Defects in Ferromagnetic Tubes Using the Remote Field
	Eddy Current Technique, 1988 (with M. El-Nokali)
Darryl Breitenstein	§ Cardiovascular Modeling: The Mathematical Expression of Blood
	Circulation, 1993 (with J. R. Boston)
Aca Gacic	§ Multi-Agent Control of an Enterprise with an Adversary, 2000
David G. Galati	§ Signal Decomposition into Primitive Known Signal Classes, 2002
Alex Moradi	§ An Improved Evaluation Method for Airplane Simulator Motion Cueing, 2002
Nicholas V. Zorn	§ A Study of Current-Dependent Resistors in Nonlinear Circuits, 2003
Joshua M. Peterson	§ A Complete Characterization of Nash Solutions in Ordinal Games, 2005
Yu Wang	§ A New Development of feedback Controller For Left Ventricular Assist Device, 2010