Chenhao (Vito) Wu

I am a Ph.D. candidate at the Chinese University of Hong Kong, supervised by Prof. Guoliang Xing. My current research interests span all aspects of Computer Systems with a special focus on computer networking and networked operating systems. I dedicate to some of the technically challenging problems in the real world and enjoy building engineering-heavy systems to have 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).

BEng in Computer Science and Engineering

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

• Designed and implemented the routing system of BATS protocol.
• Produced 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.

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