Yeung, Donald
Professor
Associate Chair for Undergraduate Education
Associate Chair for Undergraduate Education
Electrical and Computer Engineering
1427 A.V. Williams Building
EDUCATION
- B.S. from Stanford University, 1990
- M.S. from Massachusetts Institute of Technology, 1993
- Ph.D. from Massachusetts Institute of Technology, 1998
BACKGROUND
Donald Yeung is a professor in the Electrical and Computer Engineering Department at the University of Maryland at College Park, and co-directs the University of Maryland's Systems and Computer Architecture Laboratory. He serves as Associate Chair for Undergraduate Education of the ECE Department. His research interests lie in the areas of computer architecture, performance evaluation of computer systems, and the interaction of architectures, compilers, and applications. Dr. Yeung is a recipient of the National Science Foundation's Faculty Early Career Development Award.
HONORS AND AWARDS
- IBM Shared University Research Award, 2005
- NSF Faculty Early Career Development Award, 2001
- George Corcoran Memorial Teaching Award, 2000
ECE Alum Aamer Jaleel (Ph.D. ’06) Elevated to IEEE Fellow
Recognized for High-Performance Cache Design and Memory-Aware SchedulingFirst in the Nation: UMD B.S. Cyber-Physical Systems Engineering Receives ABET Accreditation
CPSE Program part of UMD Department of Electrical and Computer EngineeringECE Introduces Minor in Quantum Science and Engineering
Further Establishes UMD as the Capital of QuantumProfessor Donald Yeung Named Associate Chair for Undergraduate Education
Yeung will begin as ECE Associate Chair for Undergraduate Education on September 1. Professor Romel (Mel) Gomez will step down from this position after eight years.Four ECE Professors Promoted to Full Professor with Tenure
Six ECE professors in total have received promotions: four to Full Professor and two to Associate Professor.Yeung Receives National Science Foundation Award
ECE Professor earns three year grant for Heterogeneous Microprocessor projectECE Announces Computer Engineering Minor
Curriculum fills a void regarding hardware and software knowledge that crossed the Clark School’s engineering curriculum.Yeung and Srivastava Receive National Science Foundation Award
ECE Professors earn three year grant for Reuse Distance Analysis project.