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Education at University of Calgary
This page provide the following detailed information about my studies as a graduate student at University of Calgary:
Institution Information
University of Calgary
Department of Computer Science
2500 University Drive N. W.
Calgary, Alberta, Canada
T2N 1N4University Web: http://www.ucalgary.ca
Department Web: http://www.cpsc.ucalgary.ca
Awards
Departmental top-up award
Courses Taken
Course Grade CPSC 699 — Research Methodology in Computer Science A CPSC 601.80 — Current Research Trends in Database Technology A CPSC 601.72 — Foundations of Multi-Agent Systems A+ CPSC 601.73 — Biological Computation A Information on the course projects can be found in the Research section of this site.
Research Activities
My thesis research topic is distributed machine learning. Multi-agent systems are introduced in such distributed learning to enable cooperative behaviours of the agents. As a result, the system benefit a lot from the
The interaction of two or more agents or forces so that their combined effect is greater than the sum of their individual effects.synergy effect: more efficiency and better results. For more detail, check the Thesis Research page.In the courses I have taken, research is also an intergrated part. I had various course projects, including data mining, multi-agent systems (midterm, project), and genetic programming. The detailed information can be found at the Course Projects page
Teaching Activities
I have been teaching the labs of CPSC 203 — Introduction to Computers for three semesters since I began my studies in the University of Calgary. I received good assessment from the course instructor and the students.
The teaching resources for my labs can be found in the Teaching section of this site.