Graduate Academics
I am currently pursing a Ph.D. in computer science at the University of Wisconsin - Madison. I received a Master of Science in Computer Science from the University of Wisconsin - Madison in May 2011.
Relevant Coursework
- Teaching-The College Classroom (Fall 2011; N. Balster and K. Walz)
- Mobile and Wireless Networking (CS 707; Spring 2011; P. Ramanathan)
- Distributed Systems (CS 739; Spring 2011; M. Swift)
- Advanced Algorithms (CS 787; Fall 2010; E. Bach)
- Construction of Compilers (CS 701; Fall 2010; S. Horwitz)
- Advanced Computer Networks (CS 740; Spring 2010; A. Akella)
- Topics in Database Management Systems (CS 764; Spring 2010; J. Naughton)
- Advanced Operating Systems (CS 736; Fall 2009; S. Lu)
- Introduction to Computer Networks (CS 640; Fall 2009; P. Barford)
Course Projects
WrtVMM: A Virtual Machine Monitor for Embedded Devices
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Aaron Gember, Yueh-Hsuan Chiang, and Xixuan Feng.
CS 736 Course Project Report.
Research
My research area of interest is networking. I am currently performing research at the University of Wisconsin - Madison under the direction of Dr. Aditya Akella.
Teaching Assistant Roles
- Introduction to Programming (CS 302; Fall 2009; J. Skrentny)
- Introduction to Compilers (CS 536; Fall 2009; A. Mulhern)
I have also given numerous guest lectures in Introduction to Computer Networks (CS 640) and Advanced Computer Networks (CS 740), taught by Aditya Akella.
Other Involvement
I am currently the vice president and webmaster for the UW-Madison Student ACM. In Spring 2011, I served as co-coordinator for the CS department's Welcome Weekend for prospective graduate students.
During my first year of graduate studies a fellow CS graduate student and I were responsible for TGIF--a weekly department social event held on Friday afternoons. Some of our great theme weeks included a green color theme for Halloween, a tea party for the start of the annual Beard Off, an anti-valentine's day theme, and the Olympics.