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Zhefu Shi

Email: *****@****.*** Address: *** Robert H. Flarsheim Hall, 5100

Cell: 816-***-**** Rockhill Road, Kansas city, Mo, 64110

OBJECTIVE

For a full-time engineer position for Software / Network / System design and application.

EDUCATION

Jan, 2006 - Dec, 2009 University of Missouri-Kansas City, USA

Ph.D in Computer Science GPA: 3.958

Coordinating: Telecommunications and Computer Networking

Co-discipline: Statistics, focus on Probability, Statistics, and applications

Master in Statistics

Aug, 2003 - Dec, 2005 University of Missouri-Kansas City, USA

Master in Computer Science GPA: 3.975

Sept, 1992 - July, 1997 Tongji University, Shanghai, P. R. China

Bachelor of Engineering, major in Computer and Application

ACHIEVEMENTS

- School of Graduate Studies Dissertation Research Fellowship, 2009, $15,500.

- School of Graduate Studies Dean’s Doctoral Fellowship, 2006.

- China National "Software Engineer" Certificate (equivalent to "Software Design & Development Engineer"

in Japan), 2002

- Outstanding Contribution Employee of China Construction Bank, Shanghai branch, 2000.

- Excellent Graduate of Shanghai General Institutes of Higher Learning, 1997, only one percent of graduates

rewarded

- "Bao gang" national scholarship in China, 1996, only one over ten thousand college student was awarded.

- Applying for a patent of a new design in network switch.

WORK HISTORY

July, 1997 - Aug, 2003 –China Construction Bank (CCB), Shanghai, P.R.C

Project: Core Commercial Bank system

Title: Software Engineer and System Analyst (SA), SA leader

- I was the main designer of agent (AG) subsystem, which is one of the eight subsystems. My contribution

included: business flow and regulation analysis, system performance analysis and optimization, system

architecture design, database design, programming, testing plan and testing case design, and system

promotion. The testing phase included: module test, function test, integration test, and pressure test.

- I was the one of the youngest system analyst group leaders. My contribution included: work plan design,

work plan arrangement and implementation, personal communication, customer service and support.

- Core Commercial Bank system was one of the largest software projects in China, 1990’s. All of my work

was supervised by IBM, China. This system is in production environment of CCB, China.

TECHNICAL SKILLS

Experienced with:

- Operating Systems: Unix, Linux (including multi-thread programming, etc), Windows, IBM mainframe.

- Programming: C, C++, .NET, C#, VB, Java, Perl, Maple, Matlab, Csim, SAS, Cobol, Jcl, Cplex, gdb

debugger.

- Middleware: CICS.

- Network: HTTP, FTP, TCP/IP, UDP, ICMP, 3G 3.5G technologies, 802.11, SNA, client/server

programming, network protocol analysis and problem analysis.

- DB: SQL server, IMS.

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RESEARCH EXPERIENCE

Aug, 2003 - Dec, 2009 University of Missouri-Kansas City

Department of Computer Science and Electrical Engineering

Research Assistant

NSF project: Priority Users and Applications on the Internet

Research area includes:

- Modeling, optimization and misbehavior analysis of wireless networks

- Queueing theory

Focus on network modeling, performance analysis, optimization, quality of service solution, and emergency

traffic prioritization. The theoretical basis is queueing theory and probability.

PUBLICATIONS

- Zhefu Shi, C. Beard, and K. Mitchell, “Misbehavior and MAC Friendliness in CSMA Networks,” IEEE

Wireless Communications and Networking Conference (WCNC) 2007, Hong Kong, April 2007.

- Zhefu Shi, C. Beard, and K. Mitchell, “Tunable Traffic Control for Multi-Hop CSMA Networks,” 2008

IEEE Military Communications Conference (MILCOM '08), San Diego, November 2008.

- Zhefu Shi, C. Beard, and K. Mitchell, “Analytical Models for Understanding Misbehavior and MAC

Friendliness in CSMA Networks”, accepted for publication, Performance Evaluation Journal, Elsevier.

- Zhefu Shi, C. Beard, and K. Mitchell, “Analytical Models for Understanding Space, Backoff and Flow

Correlation in CSMA Wireless Networks”, under review, Performance Evaluation Journal, Elsevier.

- Zhefu Shi, C. Beard, and K. Mitchell, “Competition, Cooperation, and Optimization in Multi-Hop CSMA

Networks with Correlated Trafficc”, under review, Wireless Networks Journal, Springer.

PROJECTS

- WLAN performance for NSF (National Science Foundation) project.

Performance analysis and mathematical modeling for a CSMA wireless network

1) Misbehavior and fairness analysis of infrastructure and multi-hop wireless networks

2) Optimization of quality of service

3) Emergency traffic prioritization for disaster communication networks.

Several publications with my name as the first author. Tools: C, Matlab, Maple, Csim.

- Access point load-balancing of WLAN.

Primarily focus on simulating the usage of two main protocols MITHv4 (Mobile Initiated

Tunneling Handoff Protocol for IPv4) and BETH (Bi-directional Edge Tunneling Handoff) to

achieve a maximum utilization of resources. Tools: C, NS2.

- Network server location cost optimization.

With the constraints of maximum servers/router, etc, minimize the cost of the network resource allocation.

Tool: C, Cplex.

- Cellular network performance.

Performance statistical analysis of Cellular network. Tool: C, Csim.

- RTP/client & server application.

Client/server streaming audio and video applications. Tool: Java.

- Go-Back-N network emulator.

Unidirectional or bidirectional data transfer protocols. Tool: C.

- Applied Statistical Analysis of Medical experiment data. Tool: SAS.

- Time Series model.

AR, MA, ARMA, ARIMA model for financial data analysis.

- Regression model.

Boston housing data set analysis. Tool: SAS

- Algorithm design for puzzle problems, e.g., Facebook puzzle problems: Find Sophie, etc.

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CONFERENC PRESENTATIONS

1. Presentation: IEEE WCNC 2007

Title: Misbehavior and MAC Friendliness CSMA Networks

2. Presentation: IEEE MILCOM 2008

Title: Tunable Traffic Control For Multihop CSMA Networks

COURSES COMPLETED

- Network Architecture I and II - Computer Network Design and Analysis

- Network Routing - Design & Analysis of Algorithms

- Introduction to Queueing Theory - Advanced Queueing Theory

- Math Statistics I and II - Probability & Measure

- Applied Statistic Analysis - Time Series

TEACHING ASSISTANT EXPERIENCE

Aug, 2003 - Dec, 2009 University of Missouri-Kansas City

Department of Computer Science and Electrical Engineering

Teaching Assistant and Grader

CS490 - Wireless Networking CS352 Data Structure and Algorithm

CS520 - Network Architecture I CS590W Capacity Planning and Performance

Analysis for Web Services

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