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Research interests:

AI Diagnosis, Diagnosability, Symbolic Model Checking, Discrete-Event System, Application to Smart Grid.

Duties:

Starting from July 2010 when I was in the 3rd year of my undergraduate study, I have been a tutor and lab demonstrator at the ANU for undergraduate courses (1000 & 2000-level) and postgraduate courses (6000-level), such as Introduction to Software Systems (COMP 1110/1510/6710),

Relational Databases (COMP 2400/6240),

Web Development & Design (COMP 1710).

Bio:

I am a PhD student in the Artificial Intelligence Research Group, ANU College of Engineering and Computer Science (CECS) & NICTA Optimisation Research Group, Canberra Research Lab. My supervisor is Alban Grastien. I was awarded the ANU PhD Supplementary Scholarship in 2012.

Publication includes a paper co-authored with Alban Grastien, for The 24th International Workshop on Principles of Diagnosis (DX 2013).

In December 2011, I graduated from the ANU with Bachelor of Software Engineering Honours, 4-year Honours degree accredited by Engineers Australia and The Australian Computer Society.

I have obtained IELTS Overall Band 8 and minimum 7.5 in 4 categories. In particular, I have achieved Band 9 for Listening.

During my 2nd year of undergraduate study (2009), I received the award of Dean’s List, from Prof. Chris Baker, ANU CECS.

In February 2010, I completed a full-time internship for 2 months at SAP Labs, Shanghai China.

I was awarded the Summer Research Scholarship from the ANU in 2010/11.

In 2011, I published a paper co-authored with undergraduate supervisors, Hanna Suominen and Leif Hanlen, at The Health Informatics Conference Australia.

In 2011/12, I received the Taste of Research Scholarship, from The University of New South Wales, Sydney.

I have practical interpersonal communication skills and I have been a volunteer explainer since April 2010 at Questacon, The National Science & Technology Centre, Canberra.