Chenhao (Vito) Wu

I am a Ph.D. candidate at the Chinese University of Hong Kong, supervised by Prof. Guoliang Xing. My research interests span all aspects of Computer Systems with a current focus on computer networks and networked operating systems. I am dedicated to some of the technically challenging problems in the real world and enjoy building engineering-heavy systems to generate real impact for a wide range of applications.

Prior to my Ph.D. study, I received my bachelor degree in Computer Science and Engineering from the Chinese University of Hong Kong, Shenzhen. My past experience lies in GPU-SM architectural design (GA102/GH102 ISA), and 802.11/LTE/5G-based protocol design (PHY/MAC). I am especially fortunate to have sensed the beauty of computer system design with my mentors in NVIDIA and learned how to do solid system research from Prof. Jun Huang, Prof. Shenghao Yang, and Prof. Ximing Fu.

BEng in Computer Science and Engineering

• Propose and investigate architectural ideas based on quantitative study of existing and projected SM architecture.
• Develop performance and functional simulation models.
• Develop performance and functional test plans to validate new SM architectural features.
• Maintain test cases and debug on simulators, RTL and real silicon.

• Design and implementation of the routing system of BATS protocol.
• Produce throughput and latency testings for tuning the internal parameters of BATS protocol.
• Implemented a multi-hop video streaming demo on BATS protocol.
• Assembled and deployed 16 roadside units with basic computing and communication capability.

• IERG3310: Computer Networks, 2022 Spring/2023 Spring, CUHK
• IEMS5722: Mobile Network Programming and Distributed Server Architecture, 2021 Fall, CUHK
• IEMS5727A: Introduction to Internet of Things, 2023 Fall, CUHK
• IERG3080: Information and Software Engineering Practice, 2022 Fall, CUHK