Rock Zhang
I am a master's student in Electrical and Computer Engineering at Carnegie Mellon University, specializing in computer architecture and security. I am currently working with
Professor James C. Hoe involving the
AMD Alveo V80 FPGA accelerator.
I received Bachelor of Science in Computer Engineering
with Highest Distinction from the Purdue University - West Lafayette.
My research interests include FPGA-based system design and hardware security. I am passionate about mathematics and enjoy learning new ideas and technologies. I am always happy to collaborate with other students.
- Interests Computer Architecture, Computer Security, Mathematics
Academic
Purdue University - West Lafayette
University of Rochester
RISC-V Dual Core Processor
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