Lexin Shan Professor of nothing Chair of something Department of anything University of California - Berkeley CA 94720-1776 Phone: 1-800-DON-CALL Administrative Assistant: my friend called George W. Bush Fax: 1-800-DONT-FAX Office: somewhere in Soda Hall Office Hour: same as BART schedule Research/Work E-mail: lshan at eecs dot berkeley dot edu Personal Email: lexinshan at lexinshan dot com

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Research Interests

1. Program analysis, model checking
2. Compiler optimizations
3. Money Management, Investment
4. Microeconomic theory
5. Game theory

2007/6 - Now

Back to summer school! I am taking some classes I wished I had time to take in undergrad. Also look for a place to live. Warm up for grad school.

Summer 2007 Schedule

• Stat 134 Concept of Probability
• Econ 157 Health Economics

Spring 2005 Schedule

• CS264 Implementation of Programming Language
• UGBA105 Introduction to Organizational Behavior
• Econ 104 Advanced Microeconomics
• UGBA 101B Intermediate Macroeconomics
• Research with Manu Sridharan

Fall 2004 Schedule

• UGBA 102A Financial Accounting
• CS186 Database
• Econ 136 Financial Economics
• E190 Technical Communication
• TA/staff CS164

Spring 2004 schedule

• CS162 Operating System Prof Joseph
• CS188 Artificial Intelligence Prof Russell
• Econ 100A Microeconomics Analysis Prof Perloff
• CS199 Individual Study
• URO research program

Fall 2003 Schedule

• CS164 Compiler Prof Bodik
• CS170 Algorithm Prof Rao
• Econ 1 Introduction to Economics Prof Brown
• URO research Prof Mankoff

Awards/Lectureships

• "Coolest Calbot" award EE40 Fall 2002 in partnership with Sunny Susanto
• "Fastest Decaf Compiler" in CS164 Optimania Fall 2003 in partnership with Doris Lin. (statistics)

Publications

• Demand-Driven Points-To Analysis for Java with Manu Sridharan, Denis Gopan and Rastislav Bodik.OOPSLA 2005

Biography

I was born in GuangZhou, China in 1984. I first arrived in US as a foreign student on August 15th 2001. From 2005/6 to 2007/3, I dilligently worked at Microsoft as a software design engineer for almost two years. Then I figured I wanted more than being an engineer. I am now betting 6 years of my life in computer science Ph.D program at UC Berkeley in a hope to seek something greater in life.

Current Ph.D students

Lotus Shan

Miscellaneous

• Want to corrupt me? See my wish list. Caution: you probably won't get anything good for you even you corrupt me.
• Move your mouse on my pic to see my real face.
• I can still remember 37 digits of pi since 7th grade: 3.14159 26535 89793 23846 26433 83279 50288 4... inspired by Yuan Tian, my good friend in junior high..
• Comics - not only for kids. recommended.
• Fantastic JOKES!
• Oh. Almost forgot, I am still SINGLE!! (never had my first gf in my life) Haha. I start to think it's my destiny.
• Imitate Berkeley's CS professors
• Gallery
• Conjecture "There exists at least one girl in US who likes Lexin Shan". Can anyone prove it for me? 1 Submission from Kelvin Jiang. see proof.

Networks

• E-businessman Kelvin Jiang
• Computer Science theorist David Turner
• Mathematician Jian Lin

Some Quotes:

Blessed is the man who preserves under trial, because he has stood the test, he will receive the crown of life that God has promised to those who love him.- James 1:12

There are basically four kinds of chemistry between dating partners: physical, emotional, mental and spiritual. Physical chemistry generates desire. Emotional chemistry generates affection. Mental chemistry creates interest. Spiritual chemistry creates love. A soul mate includes all four. - John Gary

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