Taurin Tan-atichat
Master of Science Candidate in Computer Science
Department of Computer Science and Engineering
University of California, San Diego
Email: ttanatic (AT) jacobs (DOT) ucsd (DOT) edu
Office: EBU3B 2232
Master of Science Candidate in Computer Science
Department of Computer Science and Engineering
University of California, San Diego
Email: ttanatic (AT) jacobs (DOT) ucsd (DOT) edu
Office: EBU3B 2232
I have graduated and am now a software engineer at Google. I completed my thesis on thin-client computing, specifically VNC, in high-latency environments under the supervision of Joe Pasquale. I have a broad range of research interests that span the areas of systems and networking, ubiquitous computing, and computer security.
There is a good chance that you arrived here via an ad. After over three years of using Google AdWords, my ad campaign has had 1,400,000+ ad impressions using 2 different ad groups. Interestingly, the ad emphasizing "grad student life" used to have a click-through rate over twice of the ad emphasizing "computer science". However, over the years, the click-through rate of the ad emphasizing "grad student life" has dropped to less than 1.5 times the ad emphasizing "computer science".
Publications:
- T. Tan-atichat and J. Pasquale, "VNC in High-Latency Environments and Techniques for Improvement", Proceedings of IEEE GlobeCom 2010, Miami, FL, December 2010. [slides]
Interesting Projects:
- VNC in High-Latency Environments and Techniques for Improvement [thesis]
- PORKI - PrOxy netwoRK Integrator [paper]
- Detering Shoulder Surfing at the Logon Terminal [paper] [poster] [slides]
- Improving Internet Mobility: The TCP-to-SCTP Translation Layer [paper] [slides]
- UbiPhone - A Ubiquitous Mobile Phone Contact List with Face Recognition [paper] [slides]
- File System for Virtual Operating Systems [poster] [slides]
- TIES Digital Nursing [abstract] [poster]
Some Classes I've Taken:
Teaching:
I was an undergraduate tutor for CSE 12 (Basic Data Structures and Object-Oriented Design) from Winter 2004 through Winter 2005 for Gary Gillespie.
I was a reader for CSE 120 (Principles of Computer Operating Systems) in Winter 2006 and Spring 2006 for Joe Pasquale.
I was a TA for CSE 136 (Enterprise-class Web Applications) in Spring 2007 for Darnell Gadberry.
I was a TA for CSE 134B (Web Client Languages) in Fall 2007 for Thomas Powell.
Personal:
I am originally from Fremont, CA. I moved to San Diego/La Jolla for my undergraduate education and decided to stay for graduate school because the weather was too nice. I was a competitive gymnast for nearly 10 years. I am a fan of anything electronic. My last name is a Chinese-to-Thai conversion.
