Badri NathProfessor

All of Machine Learning is basically dot products

Dr. Badri Nath is a Professor in the Department of Computer Science here at Rutgers University.

Office : Core 320
Phone : 848-445-8320/848-445-0537
Email : badri@cs.rutgers.edu
Website : htpp:/www.cs.rutgers.edu/~badri
Education : Ph.D., Univ. of Massachusetts, Amherst
Awards : Award papers: ACM SIGMOBILE TEST of TIME AWARD 2016,IEEE INFOCOM TEST of TIME AWARD 2015, VLDB 2002(ten-year best paper award), Excellence in teaching award (2010), HSPR 2003, Best paper award, Professor of the year award 1995.
Research Awards: Outstanding Achievement in Research award (2016), UMASS, Amherst

About Badri

His research interests are in the area of machine learning for determining distributed systems health. Current projects explore research issues in adapting ML techniques for inferring health of large scale distributed systems.

Education

1983-1989

Ph.D., Univ. of Massachusetts, Amherst

My primary research interests are in the are of ML models to predict overall health of distributed systems. I am particularly interested in the area of prediction models for distributed systems performance.

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Bangalore University

BS,Electronics

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Indian Institute of Science

ME, Computer Science

Teaching

Current Course: CS 416:Operating Systems (FALL 2020)

See what students have to say about the courses I have taught.

Evaluation for the latest course:

• CS552 Computer Networks (Spring 2018) Student Evaluation (2015)
• CS352 Intro to Internet Technology (Fall 2014) Student Evaluation

Previous year courses:

• CS552 Computer Networks (FALL 2013) Student evaluations
• CS552 Computer Networks (Spring 13) Student Evaluations
• CS352 (Fall 2014) Student Evaluations
• CS352 (Fall 2011) Student Evaluations
• CS552 (Spring 11) Student evaluations
• CS552 (Spring 10) Student evaluations

CS 211, CS 553, CS352, CS552, CS519, CS416,CS111

Conferences

In the Media

Awards & Distinctions

• Test of time award (SIGMOBILE) 2016 for the paper I-TCP: Indirect TCP for mobile hosts

• UMASS, Amherst, Computer Science Department OAA Award for outstanding achievement in research, April 2016

• TEST OF TIME AWARD (INFOCOM 2015) for the paper APS using AOA published inInfocom 2003

• Pictures of the Award ceremony; Award, Award, Citation

• 10 Year VLDB Best Paper Award (VLDB 2002) for the paper Querying in highly distributed mobile environments

• Excellence in Teaching Award (2010). Awarded by CSGSS.

• Professor of the year award for best teaching (1995) Awarded by CSGSS

Current Research

• Learning Distributed state from remote measurements
• ML based techniques for performance inference