Process, Interaction, and Creativity Lab (PICL), Department of Computer Science- Process-centric computational design tools

2024 Fall: User Interface Design (CS465).- Held 2 studio sessions, and guiding semester-long projects for ~60 students in semester- Duties on project grading and office hours on a weekly basis2024 Spring: Topics in Internet of Things (CS437).- Designed and held live, in-person mini labs to assist 150+ students' understanding of concepts- Held office hours, coordinated course assistants, and served as main grader of course2023 Fall: Intro to Computer Science II (CS128).- Held 12 office hours per week assisting learning for 600+ students enrolled in course- Led 3 discussion sections per week teaching C++ concepts to undergraduate students[Nominated Outstanding Teaching Assistant Award for Spring 2024]

Process, Interaction, and Creativity Lab (PICL), Department of Computer Science- Exploring patterns and paradigms on design processes within the scope of physical and spatial computing- Investigating documentation practices in education to understand artifact-based communication and lower barriers for collaborative computational design David Zhou*, Andrew Chen*, and Sarah Sterman. "Writing Process Graphs as Endpoints for AI Writing Assistance", In2Writing Workshop @ ACM CHI'24

Camera Engineering Team, Video Collaboration Group- Contributing to conference room camera NPI development, mentored by Jiwon Choi- Working on perception-centric image signal processing for future Logitech camera products

Camera Engineering Team, Video Collaboration Group- Created imaging software (product app) prototype on Android-based chipsets- Developed automation scripts for image quality testing at quality assurance stations in factory

NPI Research & Development- Consultant on R&D for system engineering and IoT technical integration with a focus on service-centered product design

NPI Research & Development- Worked with a multinational (TW, JP, US), cross-disciplinary team on a confidential project- Contributed to system integration, software engineering, and rapid prototyping for a future product

HCI Group, School of Arts- Led a large-scaled research project developing and researching easy-to-use CAD tools for accessible 3-D design.- Supervised students' projects and pushed startups as well as spinouts. Including "cliNIC," an initiative providing better physician-patient interaction, winning an incubator contest by PCA Life Assurance.- Co-worked and co-developed cross-lab/disciplinary projects in cross-reality multimodal interactions with MiiS Lab at NTUST.Yu-Hsuan Chen, Chen-Wei Fu, Wei-Lun Huang, Ming-Cong Su, Hsin-Yu Huang, Andrew Chen, and Tse-Yu Pan. "SetterVision: Motion-based Tactical Training System for Volleyball Setters in Virtual Reality", ACM MM'23

HCI Group, School of Arts- Led a research team working on media design related projects under Kaiyuan Lin with a focus on telexisting 3-D tangible user interfaces for multi-sided real-time modification and presentation of dimensional information.Andrew Chen, Tzu-Ling Yang, Shu-Yen Cheng, Po-Sheng Cheng, Tzu-Han Lin and Kaiyuan Lin: “TeleSHift: Telexisting TUI for Physical Collaboration & Interaction”, ACM UbiComp/ISWC ’22, Best Demo Award

Imaging Quality Team, Video Collaboration Group- Worked on test scene building, scene test conducting, and development of automation algorithms as well as in-house IQ tuning/analysis tools for next-gen VC products, managed/mentored by Carey Fan & Alvin Tseng.

Computer Game Animation and Graphics Lab, Department of Computer Science and Information Engineering- Research on AI/ML Applications in Gaming Technology and HCI research, namely physics-based procedural content generation of game levels under player's perception of difficulty supervised by Prof. Yu-Chi LaiChia-Hsing Chiu, Yu-Chi Lai, Andrew Chen, Pai-Yi Su, Wei-Yao Gu, Wen-Kai Tai and Shih-Syun Lin: “L-MCTS Framework of Massive Spatio-temporally Plausible Content Generation”, Submitted for Review

Teaching Assistant for Object-Oriented Programming (CS3005) and Lab for Object Oriented Programming (CS1010).- Designed course materials and student projects while providing learning assistance- Graded 80 students' weekly work and served as main lecturer in hands-on lab sessions