Sarah Harvey @ cs.siu.edu

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Generally anything specific to CS courses here at SIU I will probably put up here. I'm really too busy to try and make this pretty (and maintain it too).

Current Projects

ACM/SalukiLAN

LAN Party Registration & Management System (LPRMS @ SF.net)
EPRI Setup & Customization

Classwork

CS404 - Autonomous mobile device used to survey 802.11 wireless networks (Group Project w/ bwasson & jmlee)

Project proposal

CS441 - Implementation of Dynamic Channel Switching in userspace nl80211 in Linux & Measuring Channel Switch Overhead (Group Project w/ mharris)
- hostapd - modified to allow for CHSW packets
- inject - userspace nl80211-based program to send/receive CHSW packets (Mostly mharris, some work by me)
- Final Project Report (co-authored with mharris) - report.pdf

Snippets

General Documents: docs/

Spring 2010

CS320 - Assembler (???)
CS320 - HW 1 (Assignment | Solution)
CS320 - Lab 1 (Assignment | Solution)

Fall 2009

CS311 - Lexical Analyzer for C source code (in Ruby): lex.rb
CS311 - Ruby Presentation: ruby.odp
CS311 - Demonstration of parameter pass-through by reference vs value (in C): passthru.c
CS492 - Situation of IEEE 802.11 implementation in the Linux kernel: Short version (linux-wifi-short.pdf) | Full version (linux-wifi.pdf)
CS441 - Virtualization for Wireless Networks: wifi-net-virtualization.pdf | wifi-vnet-presentation.odp

Spring 2009

CS306 - Labs: cs306/

Toolkits

Links

You should join our local ACM chapter here on campus. Various opportunities await you.

About Me

I'm currently in senior standing in the Computer Science program at SIUC. I have been Vice-President of ACM as of April 2009, and Secretary of MiCS as of September 2008.

I'm a member of the following organizations:

IEEE - Institute for Electrical and Electronics Engineers
- CS - Computer Society
ACM - Association for Computing Machinery
MiCS - Minorities in Computer Science
Golden Key International Honours Society

Contact

I may be reached at:

shharvey [at] siu [dot] edu
shharvey [at] computer [dot] org

This page was completely written in vi. Seriously.