Kagurazaka. Ritsuka (晏雲杉)
I earned my Ph.D. degree in Computer Engineering from Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering at Queen's University at Kingston, where I conducted research in the area of decentralized problems of discrete-event systems under the supervision of Prof. Karen Rudie.
I obtained both of my BASc (2018) and MEng (2019) degrees in Computer Engineering from Queen's University.
I was at McMaster University as an Ontario Visiting Graduate Student during the 2021 Fall term.
My internet identities (ORCID iD, GitHub, LinkedIn, Keybase, etc.)
Contact
Email: ritsuka314 [at] queensu [dot] ca
- How to address me: Ritsuka.
- Please do not use any honorific titles, including "Mr.", "Dr."
- Do not call me "Sir".
Research
Teaching Assistant
Graduate TA
CISC 465/865-2023W: Semantics of Programming Languages
ELEC 274-2023W: Computer Architecture
ELEC 371-2022F: Microprocessor Interfacing and Embedded Systems
* ELEC 270-2022W: Discrete Mathematics
** ELEC 270-2021W: Discrete Mathematics
ELEC 371-2020F: Microprocessor Interfacing and Embedded Systems
ELEC 270-2020W: Discrete Mathematics
ELEC 278-2019F: Data Structures
ELEC 278-2018F: Data Structures
* Head TA
** Recipient of the 2021 Dean's Teaching Assistant Award (DTA), as exceptional Teaching Assistant nominated by the department. With a monetary award. [Link] (known as Yunshan (Richard) Yan)
Undergraduate TA
ELEC 274-2018W: Computer Architecture
ELEC 278-2017F: Data Structures
* ELEC 274-2017W: Computer Architecture
ELEC 221-2016F: Electric Circuits
* Awarded as Teaching Assistant of the Year for Excellence in Education and Exceptional Teaching, as voted by students of the department, for the academic year of 2016/2017. [Link] (known as Richard Yan)
Professional Services
Total number of reviews conducted: 12
Journal Reviewer
European Journal of Control IEEE Transactions on Automatic Control
Conference Reviewer
IEEE Conference on Decision and Control (CDC) IFAC World Congress