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Dong-Yun Kim, Ph. D. Assistant Professor Department of Mathematics Illinois State University Office: 309A Stevenson Hall  Office phone: (309)438-7788 Email: dhkim@ilstu.edu

Research interests: sequential analysis and its applications; change point problem.

Education: Ph. D. in Statistics (2003), University of Michigan, Ann Arbor.  Advisor: Prof. Michael Woodroofe

Recent research projects: Non-linear Renewal Theory with Stationary Perturbations (with M. Woodroofe; Sequential analysis 22, Nos. 1 & 2, pp. 55--74, 2003) Testing for a Change in the Hazard Rate with Staggered Entry (with M. Woodroofe and Y. Wu; Communications in Statistics--Theory and Methods 33, No. 9, pp. 2041--2058, 2004: Special issue in honor of Professor Z. Govindarajulu on his 70th birthday; invited paper) Interval Estimation for a Change in the Hazard Rate with Staggered Entry (with Y. Wu; submitted) Non-linear Renewal Theory with Stationary and Slowly Changing Perturbations (with M. Woodroofe; working paper)

Courses I am teaching in Spring 2005: MAT 250 (Introduction to Probability and Statistics) MAT 455 (Applied Stochastic Processes)

Previously taught courses at Illinois State University: MAT 145 (Calculus I; sections 1 and 2): Fall 2004 MAT 351 (Statistics and Data Analysis): Spring 2004, Fall 2003 MAT 356 (Statistical Computing): Spring 2004 MAT 250 (Introduction to Probability and Statistics): Fall 2003