Yang, Li

Computer Science Department             (619) 822-4524(mobile)
University of Wisconsin, Madison        (608) 262-9275(office)
1210 West Dayton Street                 yangli@cs.wisc.edu
Madison, WI 53706                       http://www.cs.wisc.edu/~yangli

Objective

Seeking a summer intern job. As a graduate student of Computer Science in UW-Madison, I am 
Interested in developing Database Management Systems, Networking Protocols, Operating Systems, and Internet 
websites.

Education

University of Wisconsin, Madison             Sept. 2000 - present
     Gradudate student of CS Dept.           Expected graduation:  Dec, 2001
Tsinghua University, Beijing, China          Sept. 1996 - July, 2000
     Undergraduate student in CS Dept        GPA: 4.0/4.0

Skills

Languages: C, C++, VB, Pascal, Java, JavaScript/VBScript, ASP, HTML/XML, Perl, SQL, HTTP and TCP/IP protocols
Platforms:   Unix(Solaris, HP-UX), Linux, Win9x/NT/2000
DBMS:        Oracle, IBM DB2, Microsoft SQL Server, Sybase, etc.

Working Experience

Research Assistant:  DB Group of CS Dept. in Tsinghua University     June. 1998 - June, 2000
    Design and implement a Video-on-Demand system. I was working on the storage management of VLDB and query
by image content.
Software Engineer:  ChinaRen Networking Corporation, Beijing, China    July, 2000 - Sept. 2000
    DB query programming and User interface design.
Software Engineer:  Tsinghua Tongfang Computer Tech. Co. Ltd. Beijing, China  July, 1999 - Sept. 1999
    "Beijing Traffic in One Card" Project. My major effort was on the background operation platform design
and implementation.

Course Projects

CS564 - Database Management System: Design and Implementation    Fall, 2000
     Module implementation of a mini DBMS, including the buffer manager, heap file page, B+ tree and external
sorting,SQL programming.
CS736 - Advanced Operating Systems     Fall, 2000
     Operating system support for databases revisited. I examed buffer pool management, file system support,
process scheduling, and concurrency control in both Solaris and Windows NT, and dip into Oracle and MS SQL Server. 
CS640 - Introduction to Computer Networks     Spring, 2001
     Investigate the design of computer networks and network protocols. The project is to develop the software used
behind the scenes to build scalable, general-purpose data networks.
CS764 - Topics in Database Management Systems      Spring, 2001
     Build my own XML query engine(underway).
CS784 - Data Models and Languages (Formal Topics in Databases)      Spring, 2001
     Cover topics from dependency theory, foundations of database query languages and data models, data mining,
and information retrieval.

Honors

     Entitled to "Excellent Graduate" in Tsinghua University, China        June, 2000
     First Prize for the best students in Tsinghua university, China          1996-2000