A. Anil Kumar
	"Partnering with industry, government and academia on developing enabling technologies for future communication systems." Title: Professor, Electrical & Computer Engineering Phone: (936) 261-9909 Fax: (936) 261-9930 Email: aakumar at pvamu.edu Office Hours: Open door policy

Brief Resume

Education:

B.Sc., Physics, Osmania University, Hyderabad, 1971
M.Sc., Physics, Indian Institute of Technology, Delhi, 1973
Ph.D., Physics, Indian Institute of Science, Bangalore, 1978

Teaching Schedule, Fall 2011

Teaching Schedule, Spring 2011

Teaching Schedule, Fall 2010

Current Research:
Project XLR8 - A High School Redesign Program, funded by the Thurgood Marshall College Fund, with support from the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation (2005-2010)

Most Recent Research:
Small Business mentoring Program, funded by EPA, DARPA through the SEA (1999-2006)

M.S. Theses supervised:

• A Theoretical Analysis of p-n Junctions with Non-Uniform Doping Profiles, Cletus Udoye
• Vector Quantization Modulation (VQM), Million Woldesenbet
• High Temperature Superconductors - Applications in Telecommunications, Ming-Fang (Kate) Zhang
• Communication Systems Simulator (CSIM) - A Novel Program for Simulating and Evaluating Modern Communication Systems, Adriana Caceres
• Image Compression Techniques For Digital Image Libraries, Mayra Caceres
  
• Estimation Of The Channel Transfer Function Using Higher Order Statistics (HOS), Anowarul Huq
  
• Bone Conduction Headset Development, Gerardo Novelo
• Electromagnetic Compatibility Simulation Laboratory (ECSL), funded by Motorola, Inc. ('96-'98), Singhquaverton Madden
• Circuit Simulation & Analysis In The Presence Of Fatal Faults, Nadine Hobson-Bonamy

• Databases for the Internet
• TEXAS INSTITUTE FOR THE PRESERVATION OF HISTORY AND CULTURE (TIPHC)
• WIRELESS ACADEMIC ENTERPRISE NETWORK
• Infographia Africana Texana
• Theory of Reliability and Radiation Tolerance, funded by NASA-JSC ('91-'95)
• Electromagnetic Compatibility Simulation Laboratory (ECSL), funded by Motorola, Inc. ('96-'98)
• Project EXCITE - A Program to Heighten the Interest of Minority Students in Science, Mathematics, Engineering and Technology (SMET), funded by General Electric Fund ('97'-'98)