[WLANware] Multitree OBAMP implementation in OLSR

jayapriya surendran priya7390 at gmail.com
Sat Apr 3 00:35:56 CEST 2010


 Respected Sir,
                      I am Jayapriya Surendran studying third year
computer science and engineering in Madras Institute of
Technology,Anna University,Chennai,India.I came to know about Google
Summer of Code from one of my college seniors and i checked out
freifunk's ideas page.Networking(especially wireless networks)is my
area of interest.And I am very much interested to do Multi-tree OBAMP
implementation in OLSR.

OBJECTIVE:
                   Aspiring for a challenging internship in your
organisation to prove my mettle and continually develop my skills in
the field of wireless networks.

SKILL SETS:
Languages                :    C , C++ , Java.
Operating Systems    :    Linux(Ubuntu 9.10),Windows(9x,XP)
Database                  :    Oracle, Mysql
Web Technology        :    HTML, XHTML, CSS, XML, ASP
Scripting Language     :    Javascript, Perl, PHP
Simulators                 :    Cisco Packet Tracer (network
simulator) , ns2 (basics)

EDUCATION:

B.E-Computer Science & Engineering(2007-2011)
Madras Institute of Technology,Chromepet,
Anna University,Chennai-600 044.
CGPA : 8.54 (till 5th semester)

Higher Secondary(March 2007)
St.Mary's Girls' Higher Secondary School,
Chengalpattu.
Percentage of Marks : 96.2%

Secondary School(April 2005)
St.Mary's Girls' Higher Secondary School,
Chengalpattu.
Percentage of Marks : 95.2%

Project Details:

1.Title             :       Group Chat(Multicast Application)using
java and javaswing GUI

Description  :        In this group chat Application,peer-to -peer
paradigm is used.So,no single entity will be in the control of the
chat.Anyone can join/leave the chat                 session and
members may send as many messages as they like.This multicast chat
protocol will use the following three PDU's(Protocol Data Units):
   1.Join PDU     :      This is a datagram multicast, when a user first joins.
   2.Leave PDU  :      This is a datagram multicast ,when a user leave
the group.
   3.Message PDU :   This is a datagram multicast ,when a user
finishes typing a message.

User Interface :    Due to the asynchronous nature of the multicast
protocol,messages can arrive while the user is typing-a console based
interface is not really appropriate.So,I developed a simple swing
based graphical interface.The user interface consists of a window
containing a large message log area in the center,and a small
message-entry area in the bottom.The swing JTextArea class is used to
display incoming messages, and the JTextField will be used to support
user message entry.

2.Title               :          E-Mentoring For Women (using PHP and MYSQL)

Description    :          This Web Application is developed to promote
more women to splurge into the field of Science and Technology
breaking myths and taboos the society imposes.Also,to give them a
platform to be on power with the working women.This online mentoring
website showcases successful women in various fields and their success
stories which acts as motivation for young girls around the globe.It
creates profiles of both registered students and mentors.Profile
matching gives results of best suited mentor for each student based on
the profile.Based on these,a list of top universities and schools are
displayed on various factors namely geographic location,university
ranking etc.Students can take up EQ(Emotional Quotient)tests which
help the student realize her in-built talents for various fields.This
website provides various tutorials and tests which can be accessed by
the mentor,who would make it available to their students.A regular
newsletter is sent to various universities to make them aware of the
e-mentoring system.

3.Title    :          COCOMO Calculator (Software Engineering) using
HTML and Javascript

Description :     Constructive Cost Model is a software cost
estimation tool which calculates the time and effort required to
complete the software project.Number of user inputs,user outputs,user
inquiries,files and external interfaces are the input to calculate the
count total which is used to determine the complexity of the
project.Then FP(Function Point) is calculated. LOC(Lines Of Code) is
calculated from the programming language which is used to develop the
project.Finally complexity of the software project is
selected(Organic,Semi-detached,Embedded)which gives the final cost and
effort for the project.

Books which i have read for my networking course :

1.Data and Communication Networking (4th edition) by Forouzan.

2.UNIX Network Programming (2nd edition) by Richard Stevens.

3.Internetworking with TCP/IP Principles,Protocols and Architecture
(3rd Edition) by Comer and Stevens.(Reading Now)

My Interests:
          I love to design sample networks using the Cisco Packet
Tracer(network simulator) and observe the functioning of the
networks.Also i like to read recent papers then think and analyse
them.
Papers i am referring now to understand the project :

1.  The uniK -OLSR plug-in library :by Andreas Tonnesen,Andreas
Hafslund and Oivind kure(2004)
2.  Overlay,Boruvka-based , Adhoc Multicast Protocol : Description and
Performance Analysis by Andrea Detti and Nicola Blifari-Melazzi.
3.  Using OLSR for streaming video in 802.11 Adhoc Networks to save
bandwidth :by elsa macias,Alvaro suarez,Martin and Vaidy Sunderam
(2007)
4. Overlay Boruvka based Adhoc Multicast Protocol Demonstration :by
Andrea Detti,Claudio Loretti and Remo Pomposini(2006)


Sir i will let you know about my mid review deliverables in a couple
of days.I am very hard working and determined girl who is deeply
committed to my work and always ready to walk an extra mile to get
things done.If I am to be selected,i assure you that i'll work my
level best with smooth co-operation and to the entire satisfaction of
my mentors.Please let me know if you need any details about me or
clarifications regarding above mentioned details.

                                                                Thanking You,

                                                                Yours
Sincerely,


Jayapriya Surendran.



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