Andrew A. Chien
Andrew’s new position is Vice President,
Director of Intel Research
He is on leave from UCSD where his
positions are
Professor in Computer Science and Engineering
Leader of the Concurrent Systems Architecture Group
….. both at the University of California, San Diego
Andrew is a 2007 IEEE Fellow!
Andrew’s Office: 2226 EBU3b (CSE),
Email: achien at ucsd dot edu
Additional Current Positions
- 2006-present,
Member of Computing Research Association
(CRA) Board
- 2006-present,
Member of the
- 2002-present,
Member of Steering Committee, IEEE High
Performance Distributed Computing Conference (HPDC)
- 2004-present,
Editor (member of Editorial board), Parallel
Computing, Elsevier Science
- 2004-present,
Member, SDSC and NCSA Cyberinfrastructure Technology Watch Group
- 2002-present,
Strategic Advisor and Executive Committee Member, San Diego Supercomputing Center,
University of California, San Diego
- 2002-present,
Member of Technical Advisory Committee, National
Science Foundation TeraGrid Project
- 2002-present,
Editor (member of Editorial board), Journal of Grid
Computing, Kluwer Academic
- 1999-present,
Member of Steering Committee, ACM SIGPLAN Principles and
Practice of Parallel Programming
- 1998-present,
Adjunct Professor, Department of
Computer Science, University of
Illinois at Urbana-Champaign
- Previous Positions
Research
Projects (CSAG Group page)
Current Courses:
Andrew is currently involved
with the organization of the following Conferences and Workshops (or giving an
invited talk):
- Keynote
Speaker, International
Conference on Parallel and Distributed Systems, July 2004,
- Keynote
Speaker, International
Conference on Parallel Processing, August 2004,
- Steering
Committee, ACM
Workshop on General Purpose Computing on Graphics Processors, August
2004,
- General
Co-chair, Grid and Cooperative
Computing Workshop (GCC), October 2004,
- PC
Member, ASPLOS'04 Workshop
on Operating System and Architectural Support for the on demand IT
Infrastructure, October 2004,
- PC
Member, ACM/IEEE SC2004
(formerly known as Supercomputing), November 2004,
- Keynote
Speaker, First
Workshop on Grid Technology and Applications (WoGTA 2004),
- PC
Member, Third
International Workshop on Protocols for Fast Long Distance Networks
(PFLDnet), February 2005,
- Invited
Speaker, Optoelectronics Industry Development Association, DARPA Future Optical
Technologies Workshop,
- PC
Member, IEEE Conference on High Performance
Distributed Computing (HPDC-14),
- PC
Member, ACM/IEEE SC2005 (formerly
known as Supercomputing), November 12-18, 2005,
- PC
Member, Fourth International
Workshop on Protocols for Fast Long Distance Networks (PFLDnet),
February 2-3, 2006,
- PC
Member, IEEE Conference on High Performance
Distributed Computing (HPDC-15),
Contact Information:
EBU3b 2226
Email: achien@ucsd.edu
Phone: (858) 822-2458
FAX: (858) 822-2459
Support Contact information:
Christy Flowers, Computer
Science and Engineering
- 2005,
Chair of Steering Committee, IEEE High
Performance Distributed Computing Conference (HPDC)
- 2003-2005,
Director of the
- 2002-2005,
Member of Steering Committee, IEEE High
Performance Distributed Computing Conference (HPDC)
- 2003,
At-Large Member of the Steering Group, Global
Grid Forum
- 2000-2003,
Global Grid Forum Steering Group,
Peer to Peer Area Director
- 1999-2003,
Chief Technology Officer and co-Founder, Entropia,
Inc. an enterprise desktop Grid company
- 1998-2005,
Adjunct Professor, Department of
Computer Science, University of
Illinois at Urbana-Champaign
- 1998-2002,
Senior Fellow, San Diego Supercomputing
Center,
- 1998-2000,
Associate Editor, IEEE Transactions on Parallel and Distributed Systems
- 1995-1998,
Associate Professor, Department of
Computer Science, University of Illinois
at Urbana-Champaign with joint appointments in the Department of Electrical and Computer
Engineering and as a Senior Research Scientist in the National Center for Supercomputing
Applications
- 1996-1997,
Visiting Researcher, Hewlett-Packard Laboratories
- 1990-1995,
Assistant Professor, in the Department
of Computer Science, University of
Illinois at Urbana-Champaign with joint appointments in the Department of Electrical and Computer
Engineering and as a Research Scientist in the National Center for Supercomputing Applications
.
Education:
- Ph.D.
in Computer Science from the Massachusetts Institute of Technology,
1990.
- M.S.
in Computer Science from the Massachusetts Institute of Technology,
1987.
- B.S.
in Electrical Engineering from the Massachusetts Institute of Technology,
1984.
- CS 333 Computer Systems
Organization
- UIUC
Department of Computer Science Seminar (and Graduate Student Orientation)
- CS 491 on High Performance
Distributed Object Systems
- CS 433 Theory of High Speed
Parallel Computation
- CS 491 Hardware and
Software Architecture for Parallel Servers
- CS 333 Computer System
Organization, Fall 1995
- CS 397 Computer Architecture Laboratory (HDL's and
FPGA's)
- CSE 225 --
High Performance Distributed Computing (Grids), Winter 1999
- CSE 141
-- Introduction to Computer Architecture, Spring 1999
- CSE141
(Undergraduate Computer Architecture) Winter 2000
- CSE 141 and 141L
(Undergraduate Computer Architecture), Fall 2002
- CSE 225 (Grids and
High Performance Distributed Computing), Winter 2003
- CSE291
(Programing Sensor Networks), Spring 2003
- CSE 225: High
Performance Distributed Computing and Grids, Spring 2004
- CSE160: Introduction
to Parallel Computation, Spring 2005
- CSE225: High
Performance Distributed Computing and Grids, Spring 2005
- CSE294: Large Scale
Systems Seminar, Spring 2005
- CSE294: Large Scale
Systems Seminar, Summer 2005
