I’m a freshman and Regents Scholar at the University of California, San Diego (UCSD), majoring in Computer Science. I’m a motivated and talented student interested in developing future technology, especially in the fields of Artificial Intelligence, Mixed Reality, and Neurotechnology. I approach challenges with an innovative and hard-working mindset. Besides being a student, I’m a competitive programmer, researcher, developer, and innovator.
April 2023 - Present, San Diego, California
The Cyber-Archaeology Center at the University of California researches technology like 3D modeling and AI to study archaeological sites and artifacts, and promotes interdisciplinary collaborations between experts to develop new methods for analyzing and interpreting data.
SU Lab led by Professor Hao Su investigates on topics in computer vision, machine learning, and robotics.
Nearal is a Silicon Valley startup and a location-based app for customers to search/browse and find local gig workers.
Jun 2021 - Sept 2021, Fremont, California
APAPA promotes the advancement of Asian and Pacific Islander (API) Americans through active participation and leadership in civic and public affairs.
Cisco develops, manufactures, and sells networking hardware, software, telecommunications equipment and other high-technology services and products.
2022 - 2025 B.Sc. in Computer Science, Regents Scholar, Senior StandingGPA: 3.98 out of 4Taken Courses
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2018-2022 Higher Secondary School CertificateGPA: 3.98 out of 4PublicationsExtracurricular Activities
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Mission College, West Valley College, Foothill College, and De Anza College2020-2022 Dual Enrollment during High SchoolGPA: 4 out of 4Taken Courses
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2016-2018 Secondary School Certificate |
Quantum coin is an essential element of the discrete-time quantum walk, the quantum analog of random walk. Most existing papers relating to quantum coin discussed the implementation and performance of the coin on power-of-two states and degrees of graphs. This paper proposed and analyzed three alternative coins–binary state coin, W state coin, and Walsh-Hadamard coin–that possessed the property to perform on arbitrary states and degrees of graphs. It then discussed the implementation and the performance of the three coins in the application of Quantum Walk and Quantum Walk Search. It compared and discussed the advantages, disadvantages, and errors of the three coins on a quantum simulator and a NISQ computer (i.e. IBM Q). Lastly, it presented further applications for the three coins in quantum-walk-based algorithms and other potential topics in quantum computing.
The Regents Scholarship is the most prestigious scholarship awarded to undergraduate students at the University of California. Regents Scholarships are merit scholarships, selected on the basis of academic excellence.
Highest division in the USA Computing Olympiad (Top 200 Nationwide).
Qualified for the American Invitational Mathematics Examination (Top 5% of AMC 12)
Top 500 in a Google programming contest (Top 3.5% out of ~13,700 contestants)
