Shao-Cheng Wang
Department of Computer
& Information Science and Engineering
University of
Florida
Office :
Room E401, CSE Building
Department of Computer & Information Science and
Engineering
P.O. Box 116120
University of Florida
Gainesville, FL 32611-6120
Phone: (352) 392-2744
Fax: (352) 392-1220
Email : shaochew at ufl.edu
shaocheng.wang
at gmail.com
*New* I have graduated in August 2008. I will join Intel Corporation in Fall 2008.
*New* Hi, thank you for visiting my page. I'm currently seeking a full-time/internship position as a scientist/R&D engineer in the field of computer networks, embedded systems, protocol design/development/implementations in summer/fall '08.
My
key qualifications are:
- In-depth
experience in protocol analysis and design for wireless networks: IEEE
802.11 MAC, routing in wireless ad hoc networks, scheduling in wireless
sensor networks, and cross-layer design for wireless applications.
- Skilled
in advanced network simulations and test-bed experimentations for wireless
network protocols.
Please find more details regarding my research/industry experience in my Curriculum Vitae.
*Research Updates*
Sep. 08: My poster presentation, "Background Traffic-Aware Rate Adaptation for IEEE 802.11 MAC (BEWARE): Implementations and Experimental Results," was selected as one of the top 4 finalists in Student Research Competition (SRC) of ACM Mobicom 2008.
Feb. 08: My recent paper, “BEWARE: Background Traffic-Aware Rate Adaptation for IEEE 802.11 MAC,” has been accepted as an EXTENDED paper for presentation at WoWMoM 2008 (acceptance rate ~7%).
Feb 08: I have been invited to be on the Program Committee for 3rd IEEE Workshop on advanced EXPerimental activities ON WIRELESS networks & systems (EXPONWIRELESS 2008)
Research Interests
· Performance evaluations and modeling in wireless LANs
· Quality of Service in wireless networks
· Resource management for large-scale ad-hoc and sensor
networks
· Routing performance for ad-hoc and sensor networks
Education
Ph.D in Computer Engineering August 2008
Department of Computer & Information
Science and Engineering
University of Florida, Gainesville, FL. U.S.A
Dissertation Research with Dr. A. Helmy: “A Unified Framework for Performance Analysis of
Contention-Based Wireless MAC: Case Studies on QoS,
Heterogeneity and Rate-Adaptation in 802.11”
Engineers in
Electrical Engineering August 2006
Department of Electrical Engineering
University of Southern California, Los Angeles, CA. U.S.A
GPA: 3.82/4.0 (fulfilled all course requirements for Ph.D
program, then continued Ph.D dissertation studies in
University of Florida with research group relocation)
Directed Research with Dr. A. Helmy: Performance modeling and evaluations for Quality of
Services in wireless networks
Master of
Science in Electrical Engineering June
1999
Bachelor of Science in Electrical
Engineering June 1997
Department of Electrical Engineering
National Taiwan University, Taipei, Taiwan
Graduate GPA: 4.0/4.0 (Ranked 1st place in
first year)
Undergraduate GPA: 3.78/4.0 (Junior/senior
year engineering courses GPA: 4.0/4.0)
Master Thesis: Implementation of a DSP-based
Multi-Channel Functional Electrical Stimulator System for Rehabilitation
Professional and Academic Experience
(selected)
Graduate
Technical Intern May. ‘05
– Dec. ‘05
Intel Corporation (Mobility Group),
Beaverton, OR , U.S.A.
· "Secure, Instant, Reliable and Available" communications on mobile virtualization platforms
- Performance evaluations and system integrations of VoIP services in wireless virtualization platforms
- Proof-of-concept demo on “Secure and Reliable Seamless Collaboration”, at Mobile Innovation Day Demo (MIDD) 2005, country fair 2005
· “Business Class Wireless for Enterprise Conferencing”
- System integrations for QoS WLAN video/audio/data conferencing for office collaborations
- Proof-of-concept demo
on “Business Class Wireless for Enterprise Conferencing”, at Mobile Innovation
Day Demo (MIDD) 2005
System
Engineer, Intern June
’04-Aug ‘04
Winbond Electronics Corporation America, Torrance, CA, U.S.A.
· Developed simulation platforms for performance evaluations of 802.11 a/b/g chipsets
·
Performance evaluations and
modeling of QOS and interoperability in WLANs
Graduate Teaching Assistant Jan.
’04 – May. ’05, Jan. ’06 –May ‘06
Department of Electrical Engineering,
University of Southern California Los Angeles, CA. U.S.A.
(Honorable mention of best TA award,
Department of Electrical Engineering, USC, 2005)
Honors and Awards
Graduate
student travel funds from Vice President for Research, University of Florida, 2008
Graduate
student travel funds from CISE Department, University of Florida, 2008
Honorable
mention of best TA award,
Department of Electrical Engineering, USC, 2005
Teaching
Assistantship, University of Southern California, 2004-2006
Research
Assistantship, University of Southern California, 2003-2005
NSF
student travel grant to ICNP 2003, Atlanta, USA.
Graduate
Student Fellowship, Ministry of Education, Taiwanese Government, 1998-1999
Privilege
to enter the Master’s program at National Taiwan University with Entrance Exams
free, 1997
Second
Prize, 1997 DSP Design Championship sponsored by Texas Instruments, 1997.
Chiang
Kai Shek Memorial Fellowship, Kuomintang Education
Foundation, Taiwan, 1996 and 1997
Publications
Wang ,SC; Helmy, A.,
" Performance Limits and
Analysis of Contention-based IEEE 802.11 MAC ," IEEE
Conference on Local Computer Networks (LCN), Nov. 2006. (extended
version in USC CS Technical
Report)
Wang
,SC; Psounis, K., Helmy, A.,
"Support of Voice Services in Congested Hybrid IEEE 802.11b and 802.11g
Wireless Hotspots," USC CENG Technical Report, 2005 (under submission)
Wang,
S.C.; Chen,
Y.M; Lee T.H.; Helmy A., “Performance Evaluations for
Hybrid IEEE 802.11b and 802.11g Wireless Networks,” IEEE International
Performance Computing and Communications Conference (IPCCC), Apr. 2005
Begum,
S.; Wang, S.C.; Krishnamamachari B.; Helmy A., “ELECTION:
Energy-efficient and Low-latEncy sCheduling scheme for wIreless sensOr neTworks,”
IEEE Conference on Local Computer Networks (LCN), Nov. 2004
Wang
,S.C.; Helmy, A., "Effects of Small Transfers and Traffic
Patterns on Performance and Cache Efficacy of Ad Hoc Routing," poster (abstract,
extended
version) in Mobicom2003, ICNP 2003
Wang
S.C.;
(Master’s thesis, 1999) “DSP-Based Multi-Channel Arbitrary Waveform Functional
Electrical Stimulator,” National Taiwan University
Wu
H.C.; Wang S.C.; Young S.T. and Kuo T.S.; “A
Versatile Multichannel Direct-Synthesized Electrical
Stimulator for FES Applications,” submitted to IEEE Transactions on
Instrumentation and Measurement
Wu
H.C.; Lin C.H.; Wang K.C.; Wang S.C.; Chen C.H.; Young S.T. and Kuo T.S.; “A Mobile System For Real-Time Patient-Monitoring
With Integrated Physiological Signal Processing,” Proceedings - 21th IEEE-EMBS, 1999, p712
Lin
C.L.; Wang S.C.; Wu H.C.; Young S.T.; Lee M.H. and Kuo
T.S.; “A Speech Controlled Artificial Limb Based on DSP Chip,” Proceedings -
20th IEEE-EMBS ,
1998 ,pp2704-2705
Wu
H.C.; Wang S.C.; Young S.T. and Kuo T.S.; “A
recording and analyzing system for cutaneous electrogastrography,” Proceedings – 20th IEEE-EMBS,
1998, pp1951-1952
Patents
“Method and system for
providing security and reliability to collaborative applications,” US patent
No. 20070157025
“Method, apparatus, and system
for biometric authentication of user identity,” US patent No. 20070155366
“A Speech Controlled Artificial
Limb Based on DSP Chip,” R.O.C. Patent No. 351174.
last update: Oct. 2, 2008