Teaching / Advising
In addition to my Sandia duties, I hold an Adjunct Professor appointment in the Univ. of Wisconsin-Madison Engineering Physics department and occupy an office in the Fusion Technology Institute at UW-Madison. From there, I'm involved in various teaching and advising activities.
Teaching
Since I work full-time for Sandia and am pretty involved in advising
and working with students on various research projects, I don't do
nearly as much teaching as I'd like (when I have time for it, I usually
enjoy it!). I've done some teaching here at UW-Madison:
and have also taught a number of short courses on various geometry- and mesh-related topics (see my resume for the exhaustive list).
Advising
Although I'm not allowed to be the sole advisor for students
at UW-Madison, I co-advise a number of grad students, and employ as
student hourlies a number of graduate and undergrad students. Some
current and former students I'm working or have worked with:
Current:
Alumni:
- Hong-Jun Kim (PhD ME 11/05, co-advisor Prof. John Uicker, ME): Parallel
tetrahedral mesh generation (Woongjin Coway Development, South Korea)
- Yong Lu (MS ME 12/00; PhD ABD, co-advisor Prof. Rajit Gadh, ME): Feature-based geometry decomposition (Solidworks Corp.)
- Sarah Knoop (BS Math, MS CS): Dual-based hexahedral mesh modification (T.J. Watson Research, IBM)
- Wes Gill (BS ME 12/02): Settings handler & other misc. code work in CUBIT (Sub Zero Corp)
- Joel Kopp (BS EMA ): Solidworks CGM port (Harley Davidson Corp)