Honggang Zhang Computer Science Building, Room 216 University of Massachusetts Amherst, Amherst, MA 01003 Phone: (413)545-3179, (703)300-2014 Email: honggang at cs dot umass dot edu URL: http://www-net.cs.umass.edu/~honggang I am graduating in summer 2006. My homepage at Suffolk University.

I am a PhD candidate in Computer Science Department at University of Massachusetts Amherst.  I am in Computer Networks Research Group, working with Prof. Don Towsley, Prof. Jim Kurose, Prof. Weibo Gong, and Prof. Chris Hollot.

• Computer networks and distributed systems
  • Interactions among overlay networks (structured and unstructured overlays such as peer-to-peer networks) and underlay networks
  • Robust and efficient network design, intra-domain and inter-domain traffic engineering
  • Inference, measurement, and traffic analysis 
  • Routing security
• Performance evaluation and optimization: modeling, simulation, and experimental validation
• Applications of game theory, control theory, stochastic modeling, and optimization in computer systems.

• I am the coordinator for graduate seminar: Game Theory and Computer Networks, to be offered in Spring 2006.
• In Fall 2005, I gave a lecture on NS-2 (Network Simulator). This lecture was for graduate student core course CMPSCI 653 “Advanced Foundations of Computer Networks”. URL: http://www-net.cs.umass.edu/~honggang/ns-cs653
• TCP/Fluid meeting webpage maintained by me.