Chi-Tai, Research, Software and Music

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Chi Tai Dang, M. Sc.

Chi-Tai Dang received a diploma degree in computer science from University of applied Sciences Augsburg, Germany, in 2005 and received a master in computer science from University of Ulm, Germany, afterwards. He’s now a research scientist and doing a doctorate in the field of human-computer interaction at the Institute of Computer Science – Multimedia Concepts and Applications – at University of Augsburg, Germany.

You can find more about his research at mm-werkstatt and his research-profile.

During his study he did an internship at Fujitsu Siemens Computers GmbH, Enterprise ServerManagement, and worked for nearly 6 years part time at Fujitsu Siemens Computers GmbH, various departments, in the field of software engineering / development for server software, xml document transformation, embedded software, pocket pc, plattform independent solutions and others.

Interests / Research Interests

e.g. .NET, .NETCF, XML, XSL[-T][-FO], XSD – XPath, Audio, DirectSound/Music, Streaming, Debian, LAMP, Networks, Distributed Systems, Embedded Systems, Mobile Devices, User Interfaces, User Interaction and a lot of other fields of interest …

Stuff

• Dang, C.T.: Master-Thesis (Uni Ulm), Design und Implementierung eines Konzepts zur Beschreibung und Umsetzung von selbstadaptiven mobilen Prozessen, 2007/2008,
  [Institute of Distributed Systems, University of Ulm ]
• IEEE: Proxy-based Security for the Session Initiation Protocol (SIP),
  Schmidt H., Chi-Tai. D., Hauck F.J., Ulm Univ.
  Second International Conference on Systems and Networks Communications, 2007. ICSNC 2007.
  [ IEEE Xplore ]
• Dang, C.T.: Hauptseminar Bioinformatik (Uni Ulm), Enhanced Suffix Array II, Mohamed I. Abouelhoda, Optimal Exact String Matching, 2006,
  [Institute of Theoretical Computer Science, University of Ulm, Ausarbeitung (20 Seiten)]
• Dang, C.T.: Praktikum Middleware (Uni Ulm), Funktionsorientierte Zertifizierung mit SIP, 2006,
  [CertSip_CTDang_print.pdf (22 Seiten)]
• Dang, C.T.: Diplomarbeit (FH Augsburg), Treiberentwicklung für Microsoft Windows Systeme am Beispiel des Windows Driver Models für die USB-Tiny-CAN Schnittstelle, Creative Commons License, 2005, University of applied sciences Augsburg
  [ Diplomarbeit (145 Seiten, PDF), Project-Home: Prof. Dr. Hubert Hoegl, Bilder A - B - C - D - E]
• Dang, C.T.: DVA Seminar 3 (FH Augsburg), Neue Techniken – Stand der Technik bei Festplattenspeichern, 2004, University of applied sciences Augsburg

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