2020-Present, Ph.D.. in Computer Science
Tainã Coleman is a PhD student at the University of Southern California. She received her BS in Computer Engineering from Universidade Federal de Itajubá in Brazil and her MS in Computer Science from California State University Long Beach. Her research interests include Machine Learning, Data Science, and Distributed Computing.
2020-present, B.S. in Computer Science
Jason works on the NSF-funded eduWRENCH project. His work is focused on the front-end development of the UI for hosting pedagogical modules.
2020-2020, B.S. in Computer Science (Vanderbilt University)
Tabitha worked on the NSF-funded eduWRENCH project. Her work was focused on the development of simulation-driven pedagogical modules for CI Services concepts.
2019-2020, B.S. in Computer Science
Vivian worked on the NSF-funded eduWRENCH project. Her work was focused on the development of React-based web UI for hosting pedagogical modules.
2018-Present, B.S. in Computer Science
Gautam works on the NSF-funded WRENCH project. His work is focused on the development of visualization components for simulation outputs based on D3.js.
2020-2020, B.S. in Computer Science
Samuel worked on the NSF-funded WRENCH project. His work focused on the development of WRENCH-enabled simulators for energy efficiency and scheduling.
2017-2018, B.S. in Computer Science
James worked on the NSF-funded WRENCH project. His work focused on the development of WRENCH-enabled simualtors of workflow systems.
Research Assistant Professor
Department of Computer Science
University of Southern California
Research Lead
Science Automation Technologies (SciTech)
USC Information Sciences Institute
Rafael Ferreira da Silva, Ph.D.
USC Information Sciences Institute
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Marina del Rey, CA, USA 90292
Office: 310-448-8352
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rafaelfe@usc.edu
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Research Assistant Professor.