Computer Science PhD candidate with applied mathematics background

[Pavithra Prabhakar]

The Hybrid Control Systems group at Kansas State University (KSU) seeks multiple doctoral candidates in the area of formal analysis and design of cyber-physical systems.

PhD candidates with strong foundations in basic mathematics, in particular, in topics such as differential equations, linear algebra, automata theory, graph theory, probability and statistics are sought. Interest in pursuing theoretical as well as practical research in the areas of formal methods and cyber-physical systems is expected, however, no prior knowledge in these areas is required, but would be a plus. Admissions for either Spring 2018 or Fall 2018 will both be considered.

 

Kansas State University is the nation’s first operational land-grant university and has its main campus in Manhattan, Kansas. It is a college town with an affordable cost of living. 

 

If you are interested in the CS PhD program, please send your CV to Prof. Pavithra Prabhakar (pprabhakar@ksu.edu, http://people.cs.ksu.edu/~pprabhakar/).