Daniel Mishler

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PhD candidate at the University of Tennessee, Knoxville.
Graduate Research Assistant
Electrical Engineering & Computer Science
Research Advisor: Dr. Michael A. Langston
Email: dmishler@vols.utk.edu
Go Vols!

Daniel Mishler's CV

(Webpage last updated Jan 16, 2024)


Research Interests

High Performance Computing
Portable Programming Models
Remote Remory Access Models
MPI
Quantum Computing
Combinatorics

Education

B.S. Physics and Computer Engineering (Intelligent Systems Engineering), Indiana University, Bloomington (2021)
(In progress) M.S. Computer Science, University of Tennessee, Knoxville (Est. 2024)
(In progress) PhD Computer Engineering, University of Tennessee, Knoxville (Est. 2026)

Bio

Before my time at UTK, I was an undergraduate at Indiana University Bloomington. I studied Physics and Computer Engineering. My research and thesis was designing and implementing instrument drivers with the Neutron Spin Rotation group (NSR) under the direction of Dr. Mike Snow. In my early years of undergraduate research, I worked with the MathCancer lab under Dr. Paul Macklin working on a graphical interface for PhysiCell.

I have gotten the chance to intern both in the private and public sector. In 2019, I interned at NSWC Crane, part of the United States department of defense. I was an electrical engineer there, mostly doing quality testing and evaluation. In 2020, I interned at General Motors IT in Austin. My work was mostly in assisting with the development of internal data prediction tools to advise the C-suite about production decisions. In 2021 and 2022, I spent my summers with the ICL. In 2023, I interned with Sandia National Laboratories.

Due to the end of ECP, I am no longer working with the ICL directly. I am spending the Spring of 2024 assisting Dr. Langston's lab. I am currently pursuing experiences outside the university in research and development, with hopes to identify a good thesis topic.

Courses Taken at UT

COSC 523 - Artificial Intelligence
COSC 530 - Computer Systems
COSC 561 - Compilers and Runtime Systems
COSC 562 - Operating Systems
COSC 571 - Numerical Mathematics I
COSC 580 - Foundations
COSC 581 - Algorithms
COSC 594 - Advanced Algorithms and Programming
COSC 594 - AI: Separating Hype from Science
COSC 594 - Cloud and Edge Computing
COSC 590 - Graph Algorithms
PHYS 642 - Advanced Topics: Quantum Information I
ECE 644 - Classical and Quantum Information Theory

Other Links

  • My CV
  • Python Course_2021
  • Python Course_2022
  • E111 Homepage
  • (Archived) Open Letter to IU
  • My S210 Dreamweaver project