Institution/Organization: Boise State University
Department: Computer Science
Academic Status: Graduate Student
What conference theme areas are you interested in:
Adaptive control, optimal control, and estimator design
Artificial Intelligence (AI) and Machine Learning (ML) for science and engineering
Applications in science, engineering, and industry
Computation with discrete structures and graphs
Data assimilation, challenges in data science, math of AI and ML
Education and interdisciplinary programs in CSE
Emerging software infrastructure for CSE, sustainability of numerical software
High-order methods, novel discretizations, and scalable solvers
High-performance computing, emerging architectures and programming paradigms
Inverse problems, optimization, and uncertainty quantification
Model and dimensionality reduction
Multiscale, multiphysics, and multilevel methods
Quantum algorithms, quantum computation, and quantum information science
Interests:
My primary research is in the area of Compiler Optimization. I am currently enrolled in the PhD in Computer Science program at Boise State University, where I work with Dr. Catherine Olschanowsky in her Research Lab (ADAPT). My current work entails source to source transformations at the Intermediate Representation (IR) level with the aim to produce better and more efficient codes. In the past year, I have been actively involved in researching transforming computations operating on one format to another.
Non-Work Related Activities/Interests:
I am currently the president of the National Society of Black Engineers, Boise State University Student Chapter. We volunteer for various outreach arount the campus community. We participate in Engineering Science Festival, where k12 kids come to have some cool engineering experiences.
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