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I would like to call myself a Linux kernel hacker who also loves to write/hack into other open source programs. Currently, I work as a software engineer for a large startup company, Zeugma Systems in their kernel development team.
I completed my grad school at the Department
of Computer Science, University
of British Columbia. I was affiliated with the Distributed
Systems Research Group under the supervision
of Dr. Charles 'Buck' Krasic.
I collaborated with Dr. Ashvin Goel, Electrical & Computer
Engineering, University of Toronto regarding my masters' thesis
work.
I was associated with Computer
Science Graduate Student Association and was a member of the Graduate
Admissions Committee. I also used to represent my department in the
Graduate Student
Society
Council.
This is supposed to be my permanent homepage to publicize my work. I also have a UBC homepage located at: http://www.cs.ubc.ca/~anirbans . However, since I longer belong to UBC, this homepage might get disabled at the discretion of their system administrators. Currently, both locations are mirrors of each other.
I take pride in living in Vancouver, which has been voted consistently as one of the top livable cities of the World. I love the city's beautiful views, the lovely mountains, the cool beaches and the Pacific Ocean around, the proximity to skiing resorts like Whistler, the warmer and comfortable climate, proximity to United States etc.
If you want to check when I am busy, you can do so through
the public
view of my calendar.
Though I am not a security geek, I still use
OpenPGP
to sign my emails (my supervisor convinced me that this is important
:)). You can view my public key here.
About me:
I was born in Kolkata, India, November the 16th, 1978. My
maternal language is Bangla
(English is
my closest second) which is the fourth
most widely spoken
language of the world after English. The Bengal region has
also produced many
great
intellectuals over the time in history. I did my
childhood education from Bharatiya
Vidya
Bhavan, a well known school in India with centers across the
sub
continent, USA, UK, Singapore & most recently in Australia. For a while, I studied at St. Xaviers College,
Kolkata, a well known undergraduate school for general sciences
where I was doing my B.Sc in Physics Honors. Later, I left studying Physics
Honors and joined IEM, a
private
engineering college in West Bengal province for my B.Tech degree.
Research:
My research interests
primarily include Operating Systems
& Real Time OS. Additionally I
am also interested in networking & partly in machine learning too.
My
M.Sc thesis title was:
Achieving Predictable Timing and Fairness
Through Cooperative Polling
My undergraduate project on AVOS development:
http://anirban.org/avos.
(no longer maintained)
A repository of most of my
undergrad projects (mostly in VB and VC) is here.
Publications
Conference Papers:
2007
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Charles C Krasic, Anirban Sinha and Lowell Kirsh,
"
Priority-Progress CPU Adaptation for
Elastic Real-Time Applications",
Fourteenth Annual Multimedia Computing and Networking Conference (MMCN), San Jose, California, United States, January 2007. [ PDF ]
[ Presentation Slides ]
2005
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Satyajit Chakrabarti, Son Vuong, Anirban Sinha, Rajashree Paul,
BlueMobile: A mobile IP based Handoff
system for Bluetooth,802.11 and
GPRS links",
IEEE Consumer Communications and Networking Conference (CCNC), Las Vegas, Neveda, United States, January 2005. [PDF]
2004
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Satyajit Chakrabarti, Son Vuong, Anirban Sinha, Rajashree Paul,
Convergence in Bluetooth and 802.11 Networks",
IEEE Sponsored International Conference on Software, Telecommunications and Computer
Networks (SoftCOM), Split, Croatia, October 2004. [PDF
Poster:
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Anirban Sinha, Charles Krasic and Ashvin Goel,
"Achieving Predictable Timing and Fairness Through Cooperative Polling",
21st ACM Symposium on Operating
System Principles (SOSP), Stevenson, Washington, United States,
October 2007. [ abstract] [POSTER]
Theses:
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Anirban Sinha,
"Design
of a 32-bit Multitasking Operating System",
Undergraduate Thesis. The Institute of Engineering & Management. June 2002. [ PDF ]
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Anirban Sinha, "Achieving
Predictable Timing and Fairness Through Cooperative Polling",
Masters Thesis. The University of British Columbia. November 2007. [ PDF ] [ Presentation Slides ]
RA Experience:
TA Experience:
Coursework
Resources:
Other
Resources:
Research:
Kernel References:
Library References:
Misc. References:
Latex:
Fun Stuff:
Important Conference Dates:
Photo Albums:
I love photography. So, whenever a good opportunity comes, I love to capture the moments. You will find my online photo albums here:
http://anirban.myphotoalbum.com/
(larger digital camera photos)
Acknowledgments:
Initial design of this homepage started by taking Meghan's homepage as a template (it looked like hers was the simplest homepage I had ever seen at that time and I like simple but effective things). During the course of time, as I kept updating it, it changed a lot. Now, I am told that unless otherwise mentioned explicitly, this page has no resemblance with its initial template; thus, I am saved from being accused of plagiarism :) The UBC CLF was inspired by Mike Feeley's course homepages & I got permission from UBC for using it. Some other ideas like the calendar etc are borrowed from my supervisor's homepage. Rest of everything else is pretty much my own stuff (honest !!). If you are interested in designing neat simple webpages, some examples are Alfred's Page, Nels' Page, Mike's page, Dave's page among many others.
(C) Anirban Sinha 2008, All Rights Reserved.
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