Self Introduction

I consider myself a person who is quick to take action and has an inquiring mind.

I still remember my surprise when I first saw a TV when I was in elementary school. Since then, I have always dreamed about developing my own electronic products.

Hence when I was in the university, I studied physics and information engineering to learn about electronic products. In order to get closer to my dream, I came to Japan to study. I’d like to be involved in the advanced technologies of Japanese companies and realize my dream in the future.

Research Topic

Now I am researching on making processors ---the core of computers--- faster. In out-of-order superscalar processors, register renaming is employed in order to eliminate false dependency. However, register renaming is in fact an extremely costly operation. To overcome this problem I proposed a method to reduce register renaming, and conducted researches on the storing and reusing of the instructions used in register renaming.

Thoughts on having joined the program

I find the program excellent because I could experience what is not in my field of research. Especially, my internship experience enabled me to understand Japanese companies and society more deeply, and prepared me as a member of the society.

Advice to others who are considering joining this program

You can take various certification exams in Japan. For example, there are many exams like the Business Japanese Language Test or the National Examination for Information Processing Technicians. I think it would be better for you to get as many certifications as possible before you start job hunting.