Ling Zheng

This is a very brief introduction of myself. If you are interested in talking with me, please contact me directly at lzheng@cs.wisc.edu.

 
Graduate Student                            Home phone: 608-256-1383 
Computer Sciences Departments               Work phone: 608-262-6614     
University of Wisconsin - Madison                                                                
1210 W. Dayton Street
Madison, Wisconsin 53706  USA               
Email: lzheng@cs.wisc.edu
WWW homepage: http://www.cs.wisc.edu/~lzheng/

OBJECTIVE

Seeking a challenging career in software design and development.

EDUCATION

• University of Wisconsin - Madison,WI
  M.S. in Computer Sciences, May 1997
  
• University of Iowa,Iowa
  Graduate Student in Computer Science, Tranferred
• Wuhan University , Wuhan, China
  B.S. in Computer Science, July 1994
  

COURSES

• Database Management System, Topics in Database Management,
  
• Computer Network, Advanced Compiler Construction,
  
• Advanced Operating System, Advanced Computer Architecture
  

• Principles of Programming Language, Topic in Network,
  
• Automata Theory, Management System Design
  

SKILLS

• Programming Languages:
  C++, C, Pascal, Fortran, SQL, C-Shell, Html, Java, Tcl/Tk, Assembly etc.
• Operating Systems/Platforms:
  Unix(SunOs, Solaris, HPUX, AIX), X-Window, Windows NT, DOS, Novell.
• Softwares:
  Gnu(c, c++, gdb), TCP/IP , Sybase, kadb, adb, Purify, QPT, Latex
  Borland C++, MS office

EXPERIENCES

• Graduate Research Assistant, University of Wisconsin-Madison, Dec 95 - Present
  Performing research in developing the parallel performance tool Paradyn under Professor Barton Miller. Paradyn is a tool for measuring the performance of large-scale parallel programs. It uses a novel technoledge, dynamic instrumentation to instrument the application during the exection of the application program. Developed the Dynamic instrumentation deamon for PA-RISC machine
• Graduate Teaching Assistant, University of Wisconsin-Madison, Sep 95 - Dec 95
  Teaching assistant for C++ programming language course.
• Graduate Assistant, University of Iowa, Aug 94 - Aug 95
  Teaching asistant for the course "Introduction to Computer Architecture" and the course "Principles of Programming Languages". In summer, Designed a Database application for the educational purposes.
• Research Assistant, Software Base, Wuhan University, China Aug 92 - Jun 94
  Participated in the OA(office automation) Project of STCC(Science and Technology Committee of China)

PROJECTS

• A Case for Assiciate cache and Column Cache
  Investigated a new way to improve the cache performance based on the associate cache and column cache. Also implemented a cache simulator to prove our idea.
• Compiler: Code Optimization
  Implemented a retargetable peephole optimizor for the SPARC assembly. Based on the intermdiate forms generated by Simple SUIF and simple sparce code generator provided, implemented variours optimization techniques.
• Application controlled page replacement
  Developed a new paging replacement algorthm to improve the performance of file system for the solaris 2.4 operating system. The idea is to let the different application able to choose different replacement policy based on their own access pattern.
• Implementation of Reliable ATM Network Layer
  Designed and implemented a reliable ATM network layer over UDP and a file transfer application (similar to FTP) which uses the service provided by the ATM layer
• Database Design
  Implemented heap file system, B+ tree index.
• Survey: ATM credit based flow control
  
• Software Engineering
  

REFERENCES

Available upon request.