Raymond Wong
Role
I am an Associate Professor at the School of Computer Science and Engineering, UNSW. During 2007-2010, I worked at NICTA . I am still collaborating with NICTA and involved in its spin-out company Cohesive Data Inc .
Biography
I received my BSc from
ANU, MPhil and PhD from HKUST. I held the Sir Edward Youde Graduate Fellowship. After my PhD, I was a postdoc at Stanford University
and visiting scholar at UCLA. Before I joined UNSW, I
worked at the computer science departments of the following universities:
HKUST, Chinese University of Hong Kong, Macquarie University, and then University of
Sydney.
Current Research
Areas of interest:
- Mobile data management, mobile content optimization
- Document processing, XML, graph
- Data mining
Teaching
At UNSW, I teach database courses: recently COMP9319 (Web Data Compression and Search); previously COMP9314 (mainly XML Data Management), sometimes COMP9315 (i.e., Database System Implementation) and occasionally COMP3311 (an undergraduate database course).
Industry Consulting
Areas of expertise:
- Mobile computing (e.g., mobile content adaptation, aggregation, management)
- Database technologies (esp. advanced technologies such as XML databases, middleware solutions etc.)
- Document processing (e.g., storage, retrieval, search engines, versioning)
Graduated Research Students
- Supervised more than 40 honours students (theses) during 1999-2005.
- Six of them obtained the University Medals.
- Graduated Research Masters student: Hao He.
- Graduated PhD students: Michael Barg, Damien Fisher, Franky Lam, William Shui, Matthew Gebski, Van Chhieng, Ryan Choi, Alex Penev.
For Potential Research (Hons/PhD) Students
Email me (wong at cse.unsw.edu.au) if your average academic score > 85%.
Last modified by Raymond Wong 23/11/2010.