Chenguang Liu
刘辰光I completed my Ph.D. in Electrical and Computer Engineering at the University of Texas at Austin. I worked in the mobile and pervasive computing group under the supervision of Dr. Christine Julien. My research focuses on making resource-constrained mobile devices more capable and sustainable through infrastructure-less peer-to-peer collaboration. My dissertation can be found here. Long story short, I built a few decentralized sensor systems for mobile ad hoc networks (or the Internet-of-Things). Prior to my experience at UT, I received my Master's degree from Peking University and a Bachelor's degree from Beijing Jiaotong University, both in Computer Software Engineering. My CV is here.
Work Experience
Software Engineer
Sunnyvale, CA
PhD Software Engineering Intern
Mountain View, CA
Publications
Software
BLEND protocol
A low duty-cycle, asynchronous, and symmetric wireless peer discovery protocol (Nordic platform implemenation): Source code
Scents simulator
Street-level simulator for ad hoc collaboration between mobile IoT devices (IEEE802.15.4): Source code, demo(Austin, Trento).
service
TA experience
Advanced Programming Tools
EE382V - UTAustin
Instructor: Christine Julien
Mobile Computing
EE382V - UTAustin
Instructor: Christine Julien
Software Engineering and Design Laboratory
EE382V - UTAustin
Instructor: Christine Julien
Software Component and Middleware
0C101 - Peking
Instructor: Huiping Lin