Ulas Bardak
Koopo Kuni 302
Shimorenjaku 9-6-31
Mitaka
Tokyo, Japan
181-0013

SECOM
Intelligent Systems Lab
Tokyo, Japan

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• October 7th - October 14th 2006: Taipei, Taiwan.
• Early January 2007: Nicosia, Cyprus.
• Until August 2007: Pittsburgh, PA.
• As of October 2007 I have graduated and have been working in Tokyo, Japan.

1. Ulas Bardak, S. Hasegawa, T. Saito. Pointfix: Learning from Fixing Individual Condition Violations. In 2009 IEEE Symposium on Computational Intelligence in Scheduling.
2. Ulas Bardak. Information Elicitation for Improving Optimization: Applications in Scheduling Problems, by VDM Verlag. August 2008. ISBN: 3639079086.
3. Ulas Bardak, Eugene Fink, Chris R. Martens, and Jaime G. Carbonell. Scheduling with uncertain resources: Elicitation of additional data. In Proceedings of the IEEE International Conference on Systems, Man, and Cybernetics, 2006.PDF, and abstract.
4. Eugene Fink, Ulas Bardak, Brandon Rothrock and Jaime G. Carbonell. Scheduling with uncertain resources: Collaboration with the User. In Proceedings of the IEEE International Conference on Systems, Man, and Cybernetics, 2006.PDF, and abstract

1. Ashish Venugopal, Sriram Gollapalli, Ulas Bardak, Vasco Pedro, "Applications in Community Building Groupware", ICWI Lisbon, Portugal, 2002, pp:564-567.

     I was a Ph.D. student in Carnegie Mellon University's School of Computer Science. After my undergraduate studies (which I also completed at Carnegie Mellon's School of Computer Science in 2001) I was accepted into the Language Technologies Institute in the School of Computer Science, getting my M.S. degree in 2003. I have officially completed my degree in August 2007.
     My thesis work, was on the elicitation of uncertain information in order to aid optimization. You can see my thesis proposal titled "Information Elicitation in Scheduling Problems" in March 2006. My advisors are Jaime G. Carbonell and Eugene Fink. My thesis committee was made up of Jaime G. Carbonell (chair), Eugene Fink, Stephen F. Smith, and Sven Koenig from the University of Southern California.

     During my Ph.D. I was a part of the RADAR project, working in the Radar Space-Time Group. The sub-lead of this group, Eugene Fink, has a detailed page explaining the project and the Space-Time Group in particular. My main focus in this project was the elicitation of unknown information but I am responsible for maintaining the system and implementing the so called "plumbing" between the different submodules as well.
     Currently I am working at SECOM Intelligent Systems Lab trying to improve the quality of produced schedules in our scheduling system through interaction with the user. You can find more information about the project here.