Summary

Chinese student majoring in Computer Science at SJSU, sophomore year in college. Proficient in Java programming using Eclipse. I am currently the Vice President of SJSU CSA. Strong learning and acceptance skills, team organizing and execution skills, bilingual, fluent in English and Chinese

Age

20

Birthdate

Mar.02.2003

Title

Technical Staff

Graduated From

2025

Nationality

China

Gender

Male

Skills

  • Vice President of SJSU CSA

    Java computer language programming, Ability to plan events

Education

San Jose State University

Computer Science - Undergraduate

2021 - 2025

Maple Leaf International High School Wuhan

High School

2019 - 2021

Languages

Language

English

Native

Language

Chinese

Native

Professional Experience

CS 46A - Introduction to Programming

San Jose State University

Basic skills and concepts of computer programming in an object-oriented way using Java. Classes, methods, parameter passing, control structures, iteration. Basic graphical user

Interface programming. Problem-solving, class discovery, and step-by-step refinement. Programming and documentation style. Weekly lab sessions for practice.

CS 46B - Introduction to Data Structures

San Jose State University

Stacks and queues, recursion, lists, dynamic arrays, binary search trees. Iteration over collections. Hashing. Searching, elementary sorting. Big-O notation. Standard collection classes. Weekly hands-on activity.

CS 146 - Data Structures and Algorithms

San Jose State University

Implementations of advanced tree structures, priority queues, heaps, directed and undirected graphs. Advanced searching and sorting (radix sort, heapsort, mergesort, and quicksort). Design and analysis of data structures and algorithms. Divide-and-conquer, greedy, and dynamic programming algorithm design techniques.

CS 47 - Introduction to Computer Systems

San Jose State University

Instruction sets, assembly language and assemblers, linkers and loaders, data representation and manipulation, interrupts, pointers, function calls, argument passing, and basic gate-level digital logic design.