University of Notre Dame du Lac
Master in Computer Science and Engineering
2024.8 - Now
TA: Elements of Computing I
I’m currently seeking a Machine Learning internship. If you’ve come across my profile, I would love to connect and learn more about opportunities at your organization.
We introduce a novel food computing foundation model that achieves true multimodality, encompassing tasks such as t2t, t2i, i2t, it2t, and t2ti. By leveraging large language models and pre-trained image encoder and decoder models, our model can perform a diverse array of food computing-related tasks, including food understanding, food recognition, recipe generation, and food image generation.
Natour is a tour app offering detailed information and seamless booking for adventurous travelers. Built with Express, MongoDB, and Mongoose, it provides a secure and efficient platform to explore destinations, book tours, and manage travel plans. Features include modern authentication, secure payments, file uploads, and email notifications, ensuring a user-friendly and reliable experience.
The Forkify app is a dynamic tool for discovering, managing, and personalizing recipes. It offers a user-friendly interface for searching recipes, viewing detailed information, and adjusting servings with automatic ingredient updates. Users can bookmark favorites, add private recipes, and enjoy persistent data for seamless session resumption.
2024.8 - Now
TA: Elements of Computing I
2019.8 - 2023.6
GPA: 3.9 / 4.0 (Top 4)
Before we dive in, let's explore my coding journey—a journey fueled by unexpected passion and transformative discoveries.
To be candid, I once harbored a disdain for computers, adamantly vowing against a career in computer science due to the dreaded stereotype of becoming a technical geek. But fate had other plans. During my undergraduate studies in logic, I had to take programming courses in Java, Python, and other computing basics. Surprisingly, I found much fun in programming and excelled at it.
But as a logic major, I dedicated half of my undergraduate journey to exploring logical systems. A highlight was my research project on "a logic of ought to know" which earned me a spot at the 16th National Conference on Modern Logic. However, as the initial excitement waned, I felt distressed realizing my work had no practical impact on everyday life.
This realization prompted a profound shift in my perspective. While I still cherished the realms of thought and creation, my true passion lies in leveraging technology to solve real-world problems. Fueled by this newfound passion, I embarked on a relentless quest to hone my coding skills, seizing every opportunity to pave a path aligned with my fervent aspirations. I take immense pride in applying what I've learned to help my mom build her company website, enabling her to reach a wider audience and attract potential customers.
Navigating the path to a master's degree in computer science without a bachelor's background in the field presented its own set of challenges. Yet, my hard work paid off with offers from prestigious programs such as the Master of CSE at the Unversity of Notre Dame and Master of CS at UChicago. But this is just the beginning of my journey. I'm excited to make the most of the resources at the University of Notre Dame and continue pushing forward.
Right now, I'm eagerly seeking my first internship in computer science, ready to embark on the next phase of my coding adventure with passion and determination.
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"yu" sounds like "ü" in German. (not "you" in English)
"Li" sounds like "Lee" in English.
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