(Stanford University, May, 2009)Fangkai Yang (In Chinese: Ñî·½¿), Ph.D student
email: fkyang(AT)cs(dot)utexas(dot)edu
Taylor Hall 3.150A, Department of Computer Sciences, The University of Texas at Austin, Austin,78712, TX, USA
(Stanford University, May, 2009)
Biography:
From Fall 2008, I joined in Texas Action Group at Austin and started my Ph.D career under supervision of Prof.Vladimir Lifschitz in Department of Computer Sciences, The University of Texas at Austin.
In July, 2008, I obtained my Master's degree on Computer Science from Multi-agent System Lab, Department of Computer Science, University of Science and technology of China. My supervisor was Prof.Xiaoping Chen.
Previously I got my Bachelor's degree on Computer Science and Engineering from Department of Computer Science, Hefei University of Technology, in July, 2005.
My research interests are generally related to logic-based artificial intelligence, including knowledge representation and reasoning, commonsense reasoning and computational logics. During my master period, I focused on nonmonotonic extension of description logics and their application in the Semantic Web.
Course Work:
Fall 2009:CS393R:Autonomous Robots, CS388:Natural Language Processing
Spring 2009:CS386L:Theory of Programming Languages, CS388L:Introduction on Mathematical Logics
Fall 2008:CS388G:Algorithms:Theory and Techniques, CS398T:Research and Teaching in Computer Science
TA Information:
Fall 2009:CS341 Automata Theory
Spring 2009: CS337 Theory in Programming Practice
Fall 2008: CS386D Database System (Graduate Level)
Publication:
Fangkai Yang: On Nonmonotonic Reasoning of Description Logics and Its Application on the Semantic Web (in Chinese), Master Thesis, University of Science and Technology of China, May, 2008. (pdf.)
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Personal:
I like sports, traveling and western classical music. Here are some photos which I took in the past 2 years. I am fluent in Chinese and English. Please feel free to email me in either language if our interests overlap.
Last update: 31/05/2009