Srinath T.V. Setty

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I am a first second year PhD student in the Department of Computer Science at The University of Texas at Austin. My research interests lie in the areas of Computer Security, and Fault Tolerance. My advisor is Prof. Michael Walfish and I am part of Laboratory for Advanced Systems Research (LASR). Here is my detailed CV

Research
Security and Fault Tolerance (Now)
  • Research in Progress
Large scale storage and Multimedia algorithms (Yahoo! Inc)
  • Smart Mobile Video Encoder (patent filed)
Wireless Sensor Networks (Undergrad)
  • Analysis of Mobile Beacon aided In-Range Localization scheme in Ad Hoc Wireless Sensor Networks
    Srinath T V, Anil Katti, Ananthanarayana V S,
    In Proceedings of ACM IWCMC 2006, Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada. (pdf)

  • Localization in Resource Constrained Sensor Networks using a Mobile Beacon with In-Ranging
    Srinath T V
    In Proceedings of IEEE WOCN 2006, Bangalore, India. (pdf)

  • Optimal Virtual Beacon Placement Mobility Model for In-Range Localization in Ad Hoc Wireless Sensor Networks
    Srinath T V, Anil Katti, Ananthanarayana V S
    Tech Report, NITK Surathkal India, 2006 (pdf)

  • TinyMobileBeacon and TinyRobo for Wireless Sensor Networks
    Srinath T V
    Tech Report, JNCASR Bangalore India, 2005 (pdf)
Courses (Graduate Level)
  • Fall'09: CS 395C Conference Course (Walfish)
  • Fall'09: CS 395T Implementing Secure Operating Systems (Walfish)
  • Fall'09: CS 380S Theory and Practice of Secure Systems (Shmatikov)

  • Summer'09: CS 395C Conference Course (Witchel)
  • Summer'09: M 394C Computational Statistics (Parker)

  • Spring'09: CS 395C Conference Course (Witchel)
  • Spring'09: CS 380D Distributed Computing (Alvisi)
  • Spring'09: CS 395T Topics in Secure and Distributed Storage Systems (Walfish)

  • Fall'08: CS 380L Advanced Operating Systems (Dahlin)
  • Fall'08: CS 388G Algorithms: Techniques and Theory (Ramachandran)
  • Fall'08: CS 398T Research/Teaching in Computer Sciences (Moore)
Teaching (TA)
  • Spring'09: CS 313E Elements of Software Design (Mitra)
  • Fall'08: CS 303E Elements of Computers and Programming (Mitra)