Computer Science Ph.D. Student
University of California Riverside (UCR)
Computer Engineering B.S. Graduate
University of Maryland Baltimore County (UMBC)
✉️ awude001 [AT] ucr [DOT] edu
Resume
Curriculum Vitae (C.V.)
Google ScholarI am currently taking courses at the University of California Riverside (UCR), majoring in Computer Science. I received a undergraduate degree in Computer Engineering from the University of Maryland, Baltimore County (UMBC). A majority of my courses in undergrad focus on Very-Large-Scale Integration (VLSI) as well as Computer Security. Enjoying both the Computer Science and Electrical Engineering aspects of Computer Engineering has allowed me to succeed in my courses and truly appreciate the complexities of computing machines.
Below are some pieces of writing I enjoy.
Below are some of the projects, summer internships, and club activities I have participated in.
Feel free to brows and read more about each project by clicking the title links.
Accel-Bench: Exploring the Potential of Programming using Hardware-Accelerated Functions
May 6, 2024
Presentation at the 2024 IEEE International Symposium on Performance Analysis of Systems and Software (ISPASS).
This project focuses on a benchmark suite that aims to capture the performance of accelerator-intensive programming.
Poster can be found here.
IWOCL 2022 Poster: Embedding a DSL in SYCL for Productive and Performant Tensor Computing on Heterogeneous Devices
May 11, 2022
Presentation at the 2022 10th International Workshop on OpenCL (IWOCL) and SYCL.
This project focuses on combining data parallelism provided though the combination of Data Parallel C++ (DPC++), and Temporal To Spatial Programming (T2SP) to provide a hardware agnostic programming model to construct new tensor computations.
Presentation slides can be found here.
Google's Computer Science Research Mentorship Program Program for 2021, Class B (September - December)
Sep. - Dec. 2021
Participate in a 12-week virtual workshop to navigate Computer Science Research. Discuss and collaborate one on one with research faculty at google. Discuss roadblocks and possible solutions to producing novel computing research.
FaceBook/Meta's Amplified: Above & Beyond Computer Science (ABCS) Program for 2021
June - Aug. 2021
Participated in FaceBook/Meta's Amplified "Above & Beyond Computer Science" (ABCS) Program for 2021 PhD students in preparation industry technical interviews. The program includes a three-part virtual workshop over the course of six weeks reviewing technical concepts important to the interviewing process.
CWWMCA 2020 Poster: Characterizing Hardware Accelerated Data Center Machine Learning
Oct. 17, 2020
Presentation at the 2020 Career Workshop for Women & Minorities in Computer Architecture (CWWMCA) on Google TPU performance characterization in conjunction with the 53rd IEEE/ACM International Symposium on Microarchitecture (MICRO-53)
UCR CS225 Spacial Computing Ag Ops Project
Jan. - Mar. 2020
Develop front end for mapping agricultural lands and creating pesticide order request and service forms.
Invisible Hands Side Project
Mar. 2020
Create a simple map and database to request help durring the pandemic of COVID-19.
Inspired by the work of the organization under the same name
here.
NVMW 2019 Poster: What Can Intelligent SSDs Do for machine Learning
Mar. 10-12, 2019
Presentation at the 2019 Non-Volatile Memories Workshop on SSD powered computation.
Offloading preprocessing work to SSD to reduce host bottleneck with machine learning application and accelerators.
UMBC IEEE Smart Infinity Mirror
Aug. - Dec. 2017
UMBC IEEE developed a smart mirror to display in front of the office.
The mirror features an infinity illusion as well as an API that gives calender updates and up to the minute weather updates.
UMBC IEEE 360 Display
Feb. - Apr. 2018
UMBC IEEE students create a display to help represent the IEEE organizations at events in the future.
UMBC IEEE Cheap Electric Skateboard
Feb. - May 2018
UMBC IEEE students attempt to create a cheap and fun motorized skateboard as a proof of concept at the affordability of skateboards.
Quads on the Quad
Sep. - Apr. 2015
UMBC IEEE along with UMBC UAV club hold a joint quadcopter workshop
as well as end of the year event to test and fly quadcopters students have built over the past semester in the workshop.
High Performance Computing REU 2015
May - Aug. 2015
Undergraduate research assistant to Dr. Matthias Gobbert as part of UMBC Research Experiences for Undergraduates (REU) for high performance computing.
Electroencephalograph (EEG) Study on Image Formation 2016
May - Aug 2016
Undergraduate research assistant to Dr. Fow-Sen Choa
UMBC IEEE Automated Gardening Monitoring System 2017
May - Present
Student lead project in efforts to help beautify the UMBC campus.
UMBC IEEE and UMBC Robotics Sumo style Battle Bots Competition 2017
Personale seeing the inception of the competition from the begeining to the end
UMBC Hackathon 2017
29-30 April 2017
Innovate Good is a 24-hour student Hackathon that held at UMBC 29-30 April 2017 with the theme of creating software or hardware projects to benefit social causes.