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October 20 Wednesday - 1:00 PM
4-201 Center for Science and Technology

Dr. Yuh-Jye Chang

Title:  Neat Tools, Java like C++ Cross Platform API, and my life in Bell Labs

Speaker:  Dr. Yuh-Jye Chang, Computer Software Researcher at Bell Labs, Alcatel-Lucent

Abstract:  In this talk, I wil focus on three topics.

1.  Neat Tools:  Neat Tools is an object oriented visual programming environment.  It is a software application, which allows the user to take many kinds of inputs and program a computer system to respond according to your instructions.

2.  Java like C++ Cross Platform API:  This C++ API is written follow Java specifications.  It's a thin layer between your application and variety of major operating systems including Unix, Linux, Solaris, Windows, and Windows Mobile.  By using this API, you can write an application once, complie and run your application natively in the supported platforms.

3.  Life in Bell Labs:  I think grad student might be interested to know what it is like to work in industrial research lab like Bell Labs.  I will briefly introduce my daily life in Bell Labs' US headquarter - Murray Hill.

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Bio:  Dr. Yuh-Jye Chang is a member of technical staff in the Computer Systems and Security Research department within the Enabling Computing Technologies domain of Bell Labs. Mr. Chang holds a B.S. degree in Mechanical Engineering from the Nation Taiwan University in Taipei, Taiwan and a PhD degree in Computer Information Science from the Syracuse University in Syracuse, New York. During his career in Bell Labs, he helped architect and design several large-scale projects including SoftSwitch, Optical Service Manager (SoftWave), Mobius, and OmniAccess 3500 (Alcatel-Lucent Venture Project). He received Bell Labs Teamwork Award - "Alcatel-Lucent Ventures - Evros" in 2007, President's Gold Award - "ISGO, PS, iLocator" in 2005, Teamwork Award - "Mobius, NetProvisioner and NPM" in 2004, Teamwork Award - "iLocator" in 2004, and President's Gold Award - "SoftWare" in 2000.  He also awarded with US patents "User Interface Methods and Apparatus for Roaming Access to Subscription Services" and "Alert-me management system for telecommunications infrastructure and method of operation thereof".

While his study in Syracuse University, he received Java Cup Winner - "NPAC Visible Human Viewer" in 1996, and JAVA Applet rating System Top %1 - "Virtual Reality Magic Cube" in 1996.