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Research
I belong to the NEMESYS research group, where we study how distributed systems, operating systems, embedded systems, and programming systems can better support multimedia. I am also part of IPAL, a joint lab between NUS, I2R, CNRS (France), and UJF (France). Publications
"Streaming of Plants in Distributed Virtual Environments," with S. Mondet, R. Grigoras, G. Morin, F. Boudon, MM'08 (Best Paper) "Avatar Mobility in Networked Virtual Environments: Measurements, Analysis, and Implications," with H. Liang, I. Tay, M. F. Neo, and M. Motani, arXiv:0807:2328 Talks
"An Analytical Model for Progressive Mesh Streaming," NCU and Academia Sinica, Taiwan "Neat Ideas in CS," Algo*Mania, Singapore Activities
I am a co-organizier of MMVE 09 and NOSSDAV 2009, and am serving on the TPC of ACM Multimedia 09. |
Courses
Last semester, I taught cs5229 (advanced computer networking) and cs4344 (networked games). Previously, I taught "UNIX Programming," "Competitive Programming," and "Data Structure and Algorithms," "Introduction to Computer Networks," and graduate course "Systems Support for Continuous Media". You can find my teaching portfolio and course materials here. Students
Current: Balaji Raman*, Cheng Wei, Pavel Korshunov, Liu Dan, Satish Verma.
Graduated:
* co-supervision with S.
Chakraborty
I am also serving as examiner and thesis committee member for many students. |
Biography
I received my B. Sc. (Hon.) degree from Dept. of Information Systems & Computer Science (now School of Computing), NUS in 1996, and Ph. D. from Cornell University, Ithaca, NY in 2001. I spent a year as postdoc at Berkeley Multimedia Research Center in U.C. Berkeley, before re-joining NUS in 2002. I was originally from Alor Setar, Malaysia. Useless Facts
My Erdos number is 4. Google search terms that lead to my website. Useful Stuffs
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