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Education
- Stony Brook University. PhD
2003 in Applied Mathematics and
Statistics
Advisor: Joseph S.B.Mitchell
Dissertation: Algorithms for Swarm Robotics. - Stony Brook University. MS 1999 in Applied Mathematics and Statistics.
- Wayne State University. BS 1998 in Computer Science and Mathematics.
Teaching
Fall 2011
- CS 321 Server Side Web Development
Previous Semesters:
- CS 200 Programming I Summer 2005
- CS 302 Systems Programming Fall 2003
- CS 308 Operating Systems Summer 2005 (@SAC)
- CS 319 Fundamentals of Software Engineering Fall 04-05-07-08, Spring 05-06-07-08-10, Summer 2007
- CS 321 Server Side Web Development Fall 08(x2)
- CS 325 Theory of Computation Fall 03-04-05, Spring 2004, Summer 2004
- CS 334 Open Source Systems Spring 05-08-09-10
- CS 335
Artificial Intelligence Fall 2004, Spring 2004
- CS 401 Software Engineering Fall 05-06-07-09, Spring 07-08, Summer 04-05-06-07-08-11
- CS 404 Analysis of Algorithms Fall 2003
- CS 410R SPTC: Research on Artificial Intelligence Spring 04-05, Summer 2008
- CS 412 Web Applications Development Fall 2007, Spring 2006
- CS 419 Informatics Spring 2007, Summer 2006
Research
- Robotics - Multiagent systems
- The Freeze Tag Problem - How to wake-up a swarm of robots in the shortest amount of time
- Disperse and Fill - Algorithms for filling and unknown environment
- Hiding Robots - Minimizing visibility for a swarm in a given domain
- Algorithms for Nanorobots (powerpoint presentation - send me an e-mail if you want the movies associated with it)
- Computational Geometry
- Terrain Simplification - Heuristics to simplify a 1.5 dimensional terrain preserving visibility of a given set of points
- Shortest Path Map - Java implementation
- Watchman Route - A visibility search on a set of polygonal obstacles
Industrial Experience
- Advice Tools - Developer / Consultant
- Analysis, development and implementation of web financial tools
- Retirement Portfolio Analysis
- Retirement Allocation Optimizer
- Ministry of Economics , Argentina - Project Leader, Software Developing
- Development of applications to gather census and general population information.
- Sistemas Bejerman
- Implementation and support of commercial applications
Publications
- A. Chogle , G. Dhroove, M. Sztainberg,C. Di Lorenzo, M Saps. "How Reliable are the Rome III Criteria for the Assessment of Functional Gastroentinal Disorders in Children?" The American Journal of Gastroenterology.Aug 2010.
- M.Saps, R. Seshadri, G. Schaffer, M. Sztainberg, B. Marshall, C. Di Lorenzo. "A prospective School-Based Study of Abdominal Pain and other Common Somatic Complaints in Children. "Journal of Pediatrics. Volume 154, Issue 3, Pages 322-326, Mar 2009.
- M.Saps, M. Sztainberg, C. Di Lorenzo. "A prospective community based study of gastroenterological symptoms in school-age children." Journal of Pediatric Gastroenterology and Nutrition. Volume 43, pages 477-482, Oct 2006.
- M. O. Sztainberg, E. M. Arkin, M. A. Bender, and J. S. B. Mitchell. "Theoretical and Experimental Analysis of Heuristics for the “Freeze-Tag” Robot Awakening Problem." IEEE Transactions on Robotics and Automation. Volume 20, number 4 pages 691-701, Aug 2004.
- M. Sztainberg, E. M. Arkin, M. A. Bender, and J. S. B. Mitchell. "Analysis of Heuristics for the Freeze-Tag Problem." Proceedings of the 8th Scandinavian Workshop on Algorithm Theory (SWAT), pages 270-279, 2002. ps pdf