Shang-En Huang
I am currently a Postdoc in Boston College advised by Hsin-Hao Su. I had the honor of being advised by Seth Pettie while pursuing my Ph.D. at the University of Michigan. I am interested in any cool analysis techniques of an algorithm, as well as any cool stuff related to graphs. I also love competitive programming.
Research Interest [CV]: Dynamic Graph Data Structures and Algorithms. Asynchronous Distributed Algorithms. Distributed Graph Algorithms. Algorithms in Word RAM Model. Lower bound graphs for sparse distance preservers.
Education
Conference Papers
Journal Papers
Teaching Experiences
Instructor at Boston College
Randomness and Computation (CSCI 2244)
Graduate Student Instructor (TA)
to Prof. Thatchaphol Saranurak:
Design and Analysis of Algorithms. (EECS 586) GSI Honorable Mentions Award
Graduate Student Instructor (TA)
to Prof. Quentin Stout:
Parallel Computing. (EECS 587)
Graduate Student Instructor (TA)
to Prof. Euiwoong Lee:
Design and Analysis of Algorithms. (EECS 586)
Graduate Student Instructor (TA)
to Prof. Seth Pettie:
Introduction to Algorithms. (EECS 477)
Graduate Student Instructor (TA)
to Prof. Quentin Stout:
Design and Analysis of Algorithms. (EECS 586)
Graduate Student Instructor (TA)
to Prof. Seth Pettie:
Introduction to Algorithms. (EECS 477)
Graduate Student Instructor (TA)
to Prof. Seth Pettie:
Introduction to Algorithms. (EECS 477)
Graduate Student Instructor (TA)
to Prof. Kevin Compton:
Introduction to Cryptography. (EECS 475)
Graduate Student Instructor (TA)
to Prof. Seth Pettie:
Introduction to Algorithms. (EECS 477)
Graduate Student Instructor (TA)
to Prof. Grant Schoenebeck and Prof. Kevin Compton:
Foundations of Computer Science. (EECS 376)
Graduate Student Instructor (TA)
to Prof. Yaoyun Shi:
Introduction to Algorithms. (EECS 477)
Graduate Student Instructor (TA)
to Prof. Seth Pettie:
Introduction to Algorithms. (EECS 586)
Teaching Assistant
to Prof. Pang-Feng Liu:
Advanced Computer Programming.
Teaching Assistant
to Prof. Pu-Jen Cheng:
Programming Techniques.
Teaching Assistant
to Prof. Pu-Jen Cheng:
Programming Techniques.