Say hello to the snow! Jack Tzu-Han Hung

Liberty Research Group
Department of Computer Science
Princeton University, New Jersey, USA
Email: thhung@cs.princeton.edu

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I am a first-year Ph.D. student in Computer Science Department of Princeton University. My research interests include compilation techniques and computer architecture. I am now working in the Liberty Research Group and advised by Prof. David I. August.

Before I came here, I worked as a research assistant in National Chiao Tung University, focusing on binary translation systems (advised by Prof. Wei Chung Hsu). I also served in the military (tough guy I am!) for about one and half year. Earlier on, I did both my undergraduate study (for B.S.) and graduate study (for M.S.) in Computer Science and Information Engineering Department of National Taiwan University.
 
 
 
Research Interests
  • Compilation Techniques
    • Static/dynamic program analysis and optimization
    • Architecture-dependent optimization
  • Computer Architecture
    • Multicore and parallel architectures
    • Modern embedded architectures: ARM, MIPS
  • Runtime System
    • Dynamic binary translation and optimization
    • Modern runtime systems for high-level languages: JVM, .NET CLR
 
 
Education
 
 
Courses (@ Princeton)
  • COS 441: Programming Language (Fall 2007)
  • ELE 475: Computer Architecture (Fall 2007)
  • COS 320: Compiling Techniques (Spring 2008)
  • COS 423: Theory of Algorithms (Spring 2008)
  • COS 424: Interacting with Data (Spring 2008)
  • COS 461: Computer Networks (Spring 2008)
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Last Updated: 2008/2/4