Lt Col Andrew Geyer, Adjunct Associate Professor of Statistics

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PhD Dissertations Advised

Advising

1. Mitchell N. Gillespie, Doctor of Philosophy, Applied Mathematics (Statistics), Dissertation: DOE for xAI: Experimental Design to Open the Black Box (working title), Expected Graduation Dec 2021
2. Nathanael R. Beveridge, Doctor of Philosophy, Operations Research, Thesis: Supervised and Rein- forcement Learning Using Asynchronous Data (working title), Expected Graduation September 2021
3. Jonathan S. Turner, Doctor of Philosophy, Applied Mathematics (Statistics), Dissertation: Cocyclic Hadamard Matrices: An Efficient Search Based Algorithm, Graduated June 2019

Committee Membership

1. Stephen M. Lee, Ph.D., Operations Research, Advisor: Lance E. Champagne, Expected Graduation September 2022, Involvement: Committee Member
2. Jared K. Nystrom, Ph.D., Operations Research, Advisor: Raymond R. Hill, Expected Graduation September 2021, Involvement: Committee Member
3. Christine E. Henry, Ph.D., Applied Mathematics (Statistics), Advisor: Christine Schubert Kabban, Expected Graduation September 2020, Involvement: Committee Member
4. Philip Plummer, Ph.D., Physics, Advisor: Michael A. Marciniak, Expected Graduation September 2020, Involvement: Committee Member
5. Timothy S. Anderson, Ph.D., Applied Mathematics (Statistics), Dissertation: Statistical L-moment and L-moment Ratio Estimation and their Applicability in Network Analysis, Advisor: Christine Schubert Kabban, Graduated September 2019, Involvement: Committee Member
6. Ethan L. Salgado, Ph.D., Operations Research, Dissertation:The Military Inventory Routing Problem: Utilizing Heuristics Within a Least Squares Temporal Differences Algorithm to Solve a Multiclass Stochastic Inventory Routing Problem with Vehicle Loss, Advisor: Matthew J. Robbins, Graduated September 2019, Involvement: Dean’s Representative
7. Joseph P. Bellucci, Ph.D., Operations Research, Dissertation: Non-Linear Metamodeling Extensions to the Robust Parameter Design of Computer Simulations, Advisor: Kenneth W. Bauer, Graduated August 2016, Involvement: Committee Member
8. Logan O. Mailloux, Ph.D., Systems Engineering, Dissertation Title Not for Public Release , Advisor: Michael R. Grimaila, Graduated August 2015, Involvement: Dean’s Representative