Biography
Hi, my name’s Shirley and I’m a PhD student in computer science department at the University of Alabama. I was a full-time web application developer in Office of Education Technology at the University of Alabama for 3 years. As well as graduate assistant at Office of Library Technology before I graduate. I also have experience making software and web apps. I have worked at a number of projects gaining teamwork and leadership skills.
Interests
- Artificial Intelligence
- Data Science
- Remote Sensing Data Analysis
- Nature Language Processing
Education
PhD in Computer Science, 2024
the University of Alabama
Master in Science Computer Science, 2018
the University of Alabama
BSc in Computer Science, 2016
Tianjin Normal University
Experience
Web Application Developer
Office of Education Technology at UA
- Provided security patches and upgrades to existing codebases
- Supported and maintained PHP web applications for Office of Education Technology
- Developed the College of Art and Science website with php laravel framework
Graduate Assistant
- Developed Augmented Reality and updated library website
- Assigned student worker duties and managed information of student workers
- Developed an Augmented Reality app using C# for UA Library users
- Built an AR tour guide for UA virtual library
Teaching Assistant for CS100
- Tutored students and graded course works
Award
IEEE/ACM CHASE Student Travel Award
See certificateBeing awarded scholarship in each academic year during undergraduate studies
See certificateProjects
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1.Investigated major results of NDN.JS in Ubuntu with JavaScript 2.Explored network environment in NDN framework such as NDNping
- Implemented the operations required to process NoSQL queries with Java 2.Executed NoSQL queries such as add, minus, multiply, divide, search, average and Cartesian product
Simulated a Deferrable Energy Scheduling Algorithm in Smart Grid Distribution with C
Recent Publications
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(2022).
Let Every Voice Be Heard: Developing a Cost-Effective Community Sampling Frame in Rural Alabama to Combat COVID-19 (poster),.
IEEE Connected Health: Applications, Systems and Engineering Technologies,Washington, D.C., VA, USA, November 17-19, 2022.
(2022).
Learning household-level social vulnerability in rural America,.
45th Annual Rural Health Conference, Albuquerque, NM, USA, May 11-13, 2022.
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Contact
Please contact me!
- xwu33@crimson.ua.edu
- 205 239 4515
- Cyber Hall, Tuscaloosa, AL 35406
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