Mengü Sükan

mengu [at] cs.columbia.edu

 
 

As of the Spring 2010 semester, I am a first-year Ph.D. student in Computer Science and a member of the Computer Graphics and User Interfaces Lab. My research interests include 3D user interfaces, mobile augmented reality, information visualization, intelligent systems, and optimization. I am advised by Prof. Steven Feiner.

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Curriculum Vitae (PDF)

COURSEWORK

(Core Requirement, Independent Research)

MY Projects

 

Background

In 2009, I completed the requirements for the MS Computer Science degree at Columbia University. As my focus, I chose the Vision and Graphics Track. You can find the list of the classes I took, and some of my projects in those classes on this page.


I received my BS in Industrial Engineering in 2002 from University of Wisconsin − Madison. As an BS student,  I concentrated my coursework on efficiency, optimization, systems design, simulations, and programming by choosing my electives from those areas.


Following my graduation from UW− Madison, I took a full-time position at ZS Associates in Evanston, Illinois -- a consulting company that specializes in helping pharmaceutical firms optimize their sales and marketing efforts.


As a part of their “Business Information Specialist” track, my primary focus was deriving business intelligence from high-volume data sources using tools like SAS and SQL.  During my 6-year tenure at ZS, my role in the company evolved from being a leading analyst to include various types of consulting tasks, such as designing dashboards, interfacing between ZS- and client-personnel, and mentoring/training junior associates.


In 2005, I relocated to New York City a part of the ZS team responsible for ensuring a successful launch of their NYC office.