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Last updated: 01/13/2010
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The best way to reach him is via email unless you know his cell phone number. If necessary, you are welcome to visit him during the office hour or by appointment.
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Office: G11 Emerson Electric Co. Hall
Office hour: 2:00-3:00 pm, Wednesday
Address: G11 Emerson Electric Co. Hall
1870 Miner Circle Rolla, MO
65409-0040,USA
Phone: +1 (573) 341-6811 (Office)
Fax: +1-573-341-4532
Email: tk424 [at] mst [dot] edu
Website: http://web.mst.edu/~tk424
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ABOUT "T"
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Last updated: 01/13/2010
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Tae-Hyung "T" Kim is an electric engineer whose expertise is focused on Network Simulator-2, Cellular Multi-stage Simultaneous Recurrent Networks (CMSRN), computer Go, and computer Go robotics. His area of research interest include, but not limited to Wireless Networks, (Artificial) Neural
Networks or Computational Intelligence, and computer Go.
He is currently a Ph.D. candidate in the Department of Computer and Electric Engineering at Missouri University of Science and Technology (Missouri S&T), formerly University of Missouri-Rolla, under advisership of Prof. Donald
C. Wunsch II, a renowned scholar in the field of Computational Intelligence. He is also a member of Applied
Computational Intelligence Laboratory (ACIL).
During his doctorate degree, he has been working on challenging and renovating research topics such as Delay Tolerant Networks (DTN), computer Go and CMSRN. DTN is the Internet for the universe that the father of the Internet Vint Cerf also participated in. Computer Go is one of the most challenging research topics classified as one of the unconquered problems in Computer Science. CMSRN is a novel artificial neural networks architecture with high complexity. His pioneering "fun" research project on computer Go robotics is the first in the literature to his knowledge. He also designed and taught a graduate-level
class as a lecturer for two semesters at Missouri S&T.
He is privileged to work for premier companies in his field as an intern and full-time employee. Those companies include Siemens, Sony, BBN, and Qualcomm. He is also a recipient of LG Electronics Industry-Academia Scholarship and Siemens Student Program (SSP).
He has been cultivating leadership through extracurricular activities. One notably pioneering example is that he is the founder and president of Missouri S&T Baduk/Go/Weiqi Club. This club currently plays a pivotal role in the game of Baduk/Go/Weiqi and he plays the central role in shaping the history of the game in the state of Missouri. He
humbly serves the community via his voluntary leadership.
He is fluent in five programming languages and three verbal languages. Additionally, he learned three more programming languages and two more verbal languages, so he can quick-start if necessary.
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CURRICULAM VITAE |
Last updated: 02/04/2010
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His Curriculam Vitae is available in different formats [.pdf] [.doc] [.txt] [.html].
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EDUCATIONS
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Ph.D. candidate, Missouri University of Science & Technology, Rolla, Missouri, USA.
M.S., 2002, Yonsei University, Seoul, South Korea
B.S., 2000, Yonsei University, Seoul, South Korea
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COORPORATE EXPERIENCE
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Intern, 2007, Qualcomm. Inc., San Diego, California, USA
Intern, 2005, BBN Technologies, Cambridge, Massachusetts, USA
Technical Sales, 2003, Sony Korea, Seoul, South Korea
Diplomarbeit (Thesis work), 2002, Siemens
mobile, Bocholt, NRW, Germany
Praktikum (Internship), 2001, Siemens
mobile, Bocholt, NRW, Germany
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HONORS
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Best student papers, 2009, Intelligent System Center Research Symposium,
Missouri University of Science and Technology, Rolla, Missouri, USA
Graduate Travel Fellowship, 2007, 2009, ICCNS, Boston, Massachusetts, USA
International Fellowship Program, 2003, University of Nebraska, Lincoln, Nebraska, USA
Siemens Student Program, 2001, Siemens Korea, Seoul, South Korea
Industry-Academia Scholarship, 2000, LG Electronics, Seoul, South Korea
Dean's list, 1998, Yonsei University, Seoul, South Korea
Full Scholarship, 1990, Kongo Gakuen International School, Osaka, Japan
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SKILLS
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Programming languages: C/C++, MATLAB, Tcl/OTcl/TclCL, Bash shell/awk/perl/Makefile scripting, (Linux) socket programming, a little bit of Java
Simulators: Network Simulator-2 (C++, Tcl/OTcl/TclCL), ADPNetsim (C++), HSPA system simulator (Qualcomm) (C++)
Platforms: Linux (Ubuntu, Red hat, Debian, Suse), Sun Microsystems, Cygwin, DOS, All Microsoft Windows
Verbal languages: Korean (Mother tongue), Japanese (Native level), English (Strong proficiency), German (Beginner level), Chinese (Cantonese, Beginner level)
Specifications: WCDMA HSDPA/HSUPA, Wireless LAN (IEEE802.11a/e), 1xEV-DO
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PROFESSIONAL ACTIVITIES
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Reviewer of IEEE Conferences: ISNN(2010),WCNC(2007-08),IJCNN(2007), GLOBECOM(2006)
Volunteer, GLOBECOM, 2006, IEEE Conference
Student Member, IEEE, IEEE Communications Society, IEEE Computational Intelligence Society and INNS
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EXTRACURRICULAR ACTIVITIES
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Founder & President, 2009-2010, Baduk/Go/Weigi Club, MST, Rolla, Missouri, USA
Member, 2005-2010, Youn Wha Ryu TaeKwonDo Club, MST, Rolla, Missouri, USA
Second in singles & final in doubles, Racquetball, 2006, Intramural Games, UMR, Rolla, Missouri, USA
Compulsory Military Service, 1995-1998, Republic of Korea Air Force, Daegu, South Korea
Freshmen leader, Rotaract, 1993, Yonsei University, Rotaract District 3050, Seoul, South Korea
Member, Table Tennis Club, 1987-1989, the 13th Toyonaka Municipal Middle School, Toyonaka, Osaka, Japan
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