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I
got my Ph.D. degree from the Computer
Science Department at Georgia State
University in Dec. 2009. After that, I
got trained in
the Department of Computer Science at
University of Illinois at
Urbana-Champaign and the Center of
Computational Science at the
University of Miami.
Prior
to moving to Charlotte, I worked
at Miami Dade College. Currently I
work as a lecturer in the
department of Computer Science at
the University of North Carolina
at Charlotte.
Over
these years, I have worked in diverse
institutions and labs. My
project-based interest is
applying computational and statistical
methods to solving problems in
scientific or educational
domains. I
enjoy the teaching and research. Both
are the sources of my passion for
learning, discovering, solving problems,
sharing experience, and helping
people.
Software
- MetNetAligner(Network
alignment tool) service demo1 demo2 demo3,
- CrayfishSim(Behavior-based
simulation of crayfish and its
predator): code demo,
- SelfManRoutMobNet(Simulation
of self management routing of mobile
sensor network)
-
pSTAP+
News
- 2018-10-23:
Q. is accepted as Editorial
Board Member of SCIREA Journal
of Computer(http://www.scirea.org/journal/Computer)
- 2018-10-18:
Q. serves in the program committee
of CompEd
2019
- 2018-10-15:
Q. got a paper accepted in
BIBM SEPDA 2018
- 2018-09-15:
Q. has the membership in ACM Special
Interest Group on Computer Science
Education (ACM SIGCSE)
- 2013:
PLoS Genetics paper (Cheng et al) voted
in "top 10 papers in regulatory genomics
for 2012-13" (paper
link, award
link)
- Web
link in CCS at UM
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