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Dr. David Hayes
Professional Affiliations:
- Member of the Institute of Electrical and Electronics
Engineers (MIEEE)
- Communication Society member
- Member of Engineers Australia (MIEAust)
- Information, Telecommunications, and Electronics
Engineering (ITEE) College
Qualifications:
- BE(Elec), Queensland University of Technology, 1987
- DipTh, ACT,1997
- PhD, University of Melbourne, 2002 - "Congestion
management of packet switched networks"
Research Interests:
Network protocol engineering, network performance analysis,
teletraffic engineering, test and measurement of network
characteristics, network modelling, etc in all the different
flavours and varieties of networks.
Technical Skills:
- Performance analysis: building testbeds, ns2 and custom
event based simulation, Simulink, Petri Nets.
- Programming: C/C++ (including FreeBSD kernel
development), Matlab, Python, and unix shell scripting.
- Operating systems: FreeBSD and Linux
Employment History:
- Research Fellow/Engineer, Centre for Advanced Internet
Architectures.
- Delay and Rated based TCP algorithm implementation,
and experimental performance analysis.
- "Stateless" TCP
- FreeBSD kernel implementation of Network Address
Translation (NAT) for the Stream Control Transmission
Protocol (SCTP)
- Private research on optimizing transport layer send rates
when there is packet corruption
- Senior Lecturer, School of Software Engineering and Data
Communications, Queensland University of Technology (QUT)
- Management: Subject Area Group leader - Networks and Security
- Teaching: Network Technologies
- Supervision: various network related student projects and research.
- Research Fellow, Ericisson Melbourne University
Laboratory (EMUlab merged into CUBIN)
- Continued network congestion research (Dual Queue
scheduling) and a bit of work on probing in relation to Voice
over IP (VoIP)
- Part time lecturer/tutor, RMIT University (Melbourne
Australia) in Communication engineering.
- Lecturer, Ngee Ann Polytechnic (Singapore)
- Teaching networking related subjects, HDLC protocol
computer aided learning module development, supervised various
networking based student projects.
- Design and development engineer, Telstra, working on
various electronic design and development projects.
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