The following CUBIN Alumni have kindly agreed to make their thesis generally available in PDF format which required the appropriate software for viewing. Adobe Acrobat viewer is available at Adobe website.

• Yuan (Tony) Cui
  Three problems in TCP performance analysis and congestion management
  
  
• Bipin Sankar Gopalakrishna Pillai
  Novel all-optical signal processing schemes and their applications in packet switching in core networks
  
  
• Malka Nishanthi Halgamuge
  Performance Evaluation and Enhancement of Mobile and Sensor Networks
  
  
• Thayaparan Thanabalasingham
  Resource Allocation in OFDM Cellular Networks
  
  
• Jolyon White
  Modelling and Dimensioning of Optical Burst Switching Networks
  
  
• Muhammad Naeem Bacha
  Information Capacity of MIMO Cellular Networks
  
  
• Masud Bakaul
  Technologies for DWDM Millimetre-Wave Fibre-Radio Networks
  
  
• Andrew Zalesky
  Teletraffic Performance Models for All-Optical Networks and their Analysis
  
  
• Wei Chen
  Signal Processing for Optical Performance Monitoring and Impairment Mitigation
  
  
• Jun Guo
  Two Problems in Stochastic Service Systems
  
  
• Craig Warrington Cameron
  Optical Burst Switching: Towards Feasibility
  
  
• Malcolm Chun Hua Peh
  Multiple Access Communications in Wireless Networks
  
  
• Rajendran Parthiban
  Modeling and Analysis of Optical Backbone Networks
  
  
• Tao Peng
  Defending against Distributed Denial of Service Attacks
  
  
• Laurence A. F. Park
  Spectral Based Information Retrieval
  
  
• Taka Sakurai
  Computational Techniques for Solving Stochastic Models
  
  
• Rami Mukhtar
  Flow Control for Heterogeneous Packet Data Networks
  
  
• Attila Pasztor
  Accurate Active Measurement in the Internet and its Applications
  
  
• Bartek Peter Wydrowski
  Techniques in Internet Congestion Control
  
  
• Timothy Neame
  Characterisation and Modelling of Internet Traffic Streams
  
  
• Chuan Heng Foh
  Performance Analysis and Enhancement of MAC Protocols
  
  
• Teck Kiong Lee
  Connection Admission Control in Multiservice Networks: Simplicity versus Efficiency
  
  
• Fraser Keith Cameron
  Multi Media Wireless Access Networks: A Traffic Engineering Perspective