Some comments on why I chose to do a MS in Computer Science at Columbia over a fully-funded DPhil studentship in Computer Science at Oxford University
I am a master student majoring in Computer Science at Columbia University, working with
For summer 2018, I was a visiting student at Learning and Intelligent Systems Group, CSAIL, MIT,
advised by
I am interested in using machine learning and vision-based methods for better planning, perception and control abilities in autonomous robots.
My current research focuses on robotic manipulation and motion planning in dynamic envrionments and multi-agent adversarial and collaborative learning.
[2019-10] We will give a 20-min oral presentation at 8th Northeast Robotics Colloquium for our work learning your way at UPenn. [2019-09] I will be the TA for COMSW4733 Computational Aspects of Robotics in Fall 2019. [2019-06] I win travel award for my paper at Workshop on Adaptive and Multitask Learning, ICML 2019, generously provided by Google, Petuum, and Determined AI. [2019-05] We (Team Columbia) participate in the FetchIt! Challenge at ICRA 2019. [2019-04] I am deeply honored to receive the Andrew P. Kosoresow Memorial Award for Excellence in Teaching and Service from the Computer Science Department! [2019-01] I will be the TA for COMSW6731 Humanoid Robots in Spring 2019. [2018-08] I receive the CA Fellowship from Columbia University! [2018-08] I will be the TA for COMSW4733 Computational Aspects of Robotics in Fall 2018. [2018-04] I will be a visiting student this summer at Learning and Intelligent Systems Group, CSAIL, MIT! [2018-01] I will be the TA for COMSW4771 Machine Learning in Spring 2018. [2017-09] Start MS Computer Science at Columbia University. [2017-06] I reject a fully-funded DPhil Computer Science offer from Oxford University and decide to go to Columbia for a Master's. Read more. [2017-03] I will intern at ARM Ltd., Cambridge, UK, working on CPU pipeline visualization.
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I am a teaching assistant for the following courses at Columbia University:
Some comments on why I chose to do a MS in Computer Science at Columbia over a fully-funded DPhil studentship in Computer Science at Oxford University
–Albert Einstein