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Yannis Papakonstantinou Professor |
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Yannis Papakonstantinou office tel.: +1 (858) 8221612
Computer Science and Engineering
University of California, San Diego fax.: +1 (858) 5347029
9500 Gilman Drive e-mail:
La Jolla, CA 92093-0114
Yannis Papakonstantinou is a full Professor of Computer Science and Engineering at the University of California, San Diego and the founder of app2you.com. His research is in the intersection of database and web technologies. Yannis has published over seventy research articles in scientific conferences and journals, given tutorials at major conferences, and served on journal editorial boards and program committees for numerous international conferences and symposiums. He was the co-Chair of the ACM-sponsored WebDB 2002, the General Chair of ACM SIGMOD 2003, the Vice PC Chair for the ``XML, Metadata and Semistructured Data" track of IEEE ICDE 2004 and IEEE ICDE 2006, and the founding co-chair of the ACM-sponsored 1st Workshop on XQuery Implementation, Experience and Perspectives 2004. In 1998, Yannis received the NSF CAREER award. In 2000 Yannis founded Enosys Software, which built one of the first generally available distributed XQuery processors, along with software for XML-based integration of distributed sources, and was sold in 2003 to BEA Systems. In 2006 Yannis founded app2you.com, which commercializes UCSD research. App2you.com is a web service that allows anyone to build within minutes custom, interactive, database-driven applications. Yannis holds a Diploma of Electrical Engineering from the National Technical University of Athens and MS and Ph.D. in Computer Science from Stanford University (1997).
PhD Advisees, Past and Present
- Andrey Balmin (graduated, currently Research Staff Member at IBM Almaden)
- Vagelis Hristidis
(graduated, currently in faculty of
- Yu Xu (co-advised with Alin Deutsch, graduated, currently Research Staff Member of Teradata)
- Michalis Petropoulos
(graduated, currently in faculty of State University of New York at
- Heasoo Hwang
- Yannis Katsis (co-advised with Alin Deutsch)
- Kian
Win Ong
- Liang “Jeff” Chen
- Nikos Trogkanis
Courses I have given and I'll give again in the future. The links point to the last time each of the courses was given.
- CSE21 Mathematics for Algorithms and Systems Analysis.
- CSE135, Web Server-Side Programming: How to design and develop complex java-based web applications, involving application servers, databases, Java Server Pages, Struts and the Model-View-Controller design pattern. The course evolves around a large web application with a complex flow, such as the Graduate Admissions imitation.
- CSE132B, Database Applications: How to design and build complex applications that use a relational database system. The course evolves around a large database application project, such as the StudentLink imitation.
- CSE232A, Principles of Database Systems: Internal structure and operation of relational database management systems.
- CSE232B, Database Systems: Advanced Topics & Implementation: Structure and operation of exotic and non-conventional query processors, such as those found in data warehouses, data integration systems, object-oriented and XML databases.
- XQuery Tutorial: Introduction to XQuery and its basic deployment options in data integration and application integration scenarios.
- From
Enterprise Information Integration to Community-Based Mediation,
invited talk given at the 2005 Hellenic Data Management Symposium, the
- Emerging Trends and Future Research Directions in Information Data Management for Government and Industry Applications, panel talk given at 2004 National Science Foundation Information and Data Management Workshop.
- XML View-Based Mediation: TSIMMIS and Beyond (pdf) (HTML and ppt), talk given at the Computer Science Symposium in Honor of Jeffrey D. Ullman, Dec 2002.
- Querying Distributed Data Using XML
(pdf) (HTML
and ppt),
talk given at UC Berkeley, Oct 2002. Similar talks were also given at
INRIA,
- Data Integration: The Need, the Challenges and the Approaches Plenary talk given at the International Symposium on Information Systems and Engineering, July 2002. Provides a classification of data integration techniques and challenges in the XML virtual view-based approach.
- Data Integration with XQuery (76 slides) A tutorial given at the XML 2001 Conference, December 01. Explains the use of the XML-based mediator architecture in data integration.
- Introduction to Data Integration: The need, the challenges, and
the XML-based approaches (127 slides) Lectures given at
- XML and the Automation of Web Information Processing A tutorial given at the International Conference on Data Engineering (ICDE), March 99.
- A
"TSIMMIS
Retrospective" talk given at UC Berkeley for Mike Carey and
Joe Hellerstein's seminar on "Postmodern databases:
Databases meet the Web".
- Slides from talks in the annotated bibliography part.
- Past talks.
We thank NSF and Tarari Corp. for their support.
· Current support by NSF IIS0713672
· List of publications, with pdf’s, from the DB Group’s publication server.
· In case I forgot to update the above list you may find my publications via DB&LP.
· Until 2004 or so I maintained an annotated bibliography, providing also the slides of the corresponding conference talks
- UCSD's database lab
- Stanford's database lab
- UMD's database lab
- National Technical University of Athens
- California Institute for Telecommunications and Information Technology
- DBLP: The comprehensive bibliography for database and logic programming publications (and not only)