Andy Dong Email & Phone Number

I am a computer engineering student at University at Buffalo, expected to graduate with a bachelor of science degree in 2024. I have been working as an undergraduate teaching assistant for microprocessor since January 2024, helping students understand the fundamental concepts of microprocessor architecture, assembly language programming, and hands-on experience with the ARM microprocessor. I have also been involved in an ultrasound-based haptic reality platform research project as an undergraduate research assistant for a year, collaborating with a team of students on creating and testing functional PCB designs using Altium Designer and FPGA board.As an undergraduate teaching assistant for microprocessor, I have demonstrated proficiency in utilizing the ARM assembly instructions and effectively conveying advanced microprocessor concepts to students. I have also provided guidance to students in writing and debugging ARM assembly language programs for the Tiva C board, using Code Composer Studio and GPIO. As an undergraduate research assistant, I have contributed to the development and improvement of a virtual reality platform that uses ultrasound waves to create haptic feedback, using my skills in digital systems, Boolean algebra, and Verilog. I am passionate about learning and applying new technologies and innovations in the field of computer engineering, and I am eager to share my knowledge and experience with others. I believe that I can bring diverse perspectives and experiences to the team, as well as a collaborative and supportive attitude.