Xin Ye
Phone:
212-650-6730(O)
Email:xinye@ees1s0.engr.ccny.cuny.edu
615
W136street, Apt. #14
New
York, NY, 10031
To obtain a system engineering Intern position in telecommunication networking architecture and management field with emphasis on WDM-based optical networking.
Education
09/00– Present City
University of New York Ph.D.
candidate in Electrical
Engineering
09/1996 – 07/00 HeFei
Polytech. University B.S. in Computer Science
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Technical
Skills: Routing and Wavelength assignment, provisioning in IP/WDM, Performance
Analysis for Optical Networks, Numeric modeling for Optical System, MPLS, ATM,
SONET, TCP
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Database:
Oracle, PL/SQL, FoxPro (Visual FoxPro)
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Languages:
C, C++, HTML, Javascript, SQL, Visual Basic,
Pascal, Assembly Language, Prolog
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Systems:
Unix (Solaris), Windows, DOS
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Optical
Network Project (9/00-Present )
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Studied
networking protocols, and investigated optical technologies in WDM network
architecture
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Working
on the development of traffic engineering capabilities on reliable "IP over
WDM networks". The research is aiming to implement the Multi
Protocol Label Switching (MPLS) forwarding paradigm on WDM- based networks
and includes the development of an extended path selection algorithm that meets
constraints including bandwidth availability and network policies.
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Modeling and analysis of Erbium Doped
Fiber Amplifiers (EDFA), Lightwave transmission systems.
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Database project: Used Visual Basic and Access to build a stock exchange information
system, in 2000
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Operating System: Several programming projects, including semaphore, scheduling and
simulated OS
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QoS in 3G wireless network: Surveyed the current technologies in 3 G wireless
network
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Manage system of private library: Used PowerBuilder to build and manage the database
of books.
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Teaching Assistant
in EE
department (9/01-Present)
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Lab
Assistant in PC Lab and Unix Lab
(9/00-Present)
Fiber Optic Communication I and II, Wireless Communication, Wireless Multimedia Communication, Computer Communication, LANs/WANs, High Speed Networks
Operating System, Data
Structure, Database Theory, Software
engineering,