http://www.eng.hawaii.edu/Contribs/jiching (World Wide Web Directory, ~04/1995)
And for you ladies exploring the Internet. Here's a beautiful flower, for a truely, beautiful flower.
This home page is under construction. Please excuse the mess.
Last updated on Apr. 29, 1995.
For the curious, here are some personal information about
me.
Here is a
text information
link to view other text files in this Web page.
Select these links for some interesting
servers, and
sites that I've found to contain many useful information for students
who are into computers. I do not link to Gopher servers anymore.
Everyone has converted to Web pages...
For those who are in Electrical Engineering, the best place to go is the
EE Department
Web page.
You might also be interested in their
IEEE Student Organization.
If you are connected from outside the University of Hawaii and
am interested in engineering subjects, you might like to look at the
Association for Computing Machinery.
For special topics, like VLSI, you can try the
Electrical Engineering Virtual Library
and the
Virtual Library
Web server. I also found the
Microelectronic Newsletter
to contain lots of information about VLSI design. The
Verilog Archive
server contains source code and information about the Verilog HDL.
And lastly, if you want to know the latest happenings in the
IEEE ASIC
society, then try this link. And lastly, if you're in search for some
info about some
chips
then select this link. It has information on IC's from 4 bit CPU's to
Pentiums.
As promised, here's a link to NCSA's Beginner's Guide to
HTML.
This is where I learned how to create this Web page. Not very
interesting, but it will get you started.
This is my projects list (Preliminary). I would very much like to work on these. But I'm finding that my free time is severly limited this past year. Probably because I am graduating in May of 95. So now, I'm on the job hunt. Here's a quick view of my resume. You can also review my cover letter from this link. Give me any comments you might have. But none of that "You stink, you'll never find a job on this planet. You'll end up a bitter old man living in a cardboard box under a bridge." I got enough of those. ;-) Just in case anyone else is looking for a job. I heard of this Intellimatch link that matches employers with job searchers. Go check it out.
For instance, I some times frequent a local Internet access provider
called the
.
If you know someone who is looking for local internet access, make
sure to mention Flex.
I am also interested in
Amatuer Radio.
This is the local ham radio Web page. You might also be interested in
high speed links over the airwaves. If so, check out this
site.
If you're looking for Chinese Web pages, look no further then the
Web server of CSIE, NCTU, Taiwan.
Note, you need the Chinese fonts and Chinese character support to view
these Web pages. A Chinese compatible version of Mosaic can be found at
China News Digest
for Linux. For other systems (especially PC's), check out this
site.
It describes some basic steps to setup a system to net-surf with chinese
characters.
Another thing I'm interested in is free software. Thus, if you're also
interested, why not join the
Hungry Programmers. They are working to write a replacement for
MS-Word for Windows using Motif. But Motif is not free, so they are also
writing a free version of Motif.
Last but not least. The
GNU Project
now has a Web page. This site also includes FTP sites for the various
GNU tools. Thus the GNU ftp site will not be listed below in the
Interesting FTP Sites
section.
Linux,
for instance, is the OS I use at home (if you are a Linux user, why
not tell the rest of the world by
registering).
Of course, if you're interested in
BSD OS's...
If you want yet another free OS; the GNU Hurd, it needs the
Mach
microkernel to work. If you like graphics with your OS, then you need the
Window System.
For other OS's, like MS-DOS, many
shareware
packages are available. For
MS-Windows,
check this site. Network software can also be found, like
NCSA Telnet
and
PPP
for DOS.
I haven't forgotten you
Macintosh
users, I've found this site to contain the largest collection
of Mac shareware and PD programs.
Here is a list of audio sample sites for you music listening net surfers.
Mod, Midi, and large Wav
samples.
Various Song
samples.
If you still have time. Here is a list of other interesting links.
For the things we have to learn before we can do them,
we learn by doing them.
--Aristotle
Since all the other EE students wrote more personal information than I did. I thought I might as well include my own.
I was born in Viet Nam on May 6, 1972 at around 11:45 am. I came to Hawaii with my family on Feb. 10, 1980. I attended Ala Wai elementary, then went to Washington Intermediate. I graduated from McKinley High School in 1990, and came to the University of Hawaii, thereafter. I have now attended U.H. for 5 years. Hopefully, I will graduate in May, 1995. Originally, I planned to enter the electro-physics track, but I was not smart enough to keep up with the other students, so I switched to the computer track. From the above links, you probably have an idea of my hobbies. The only things left to list is my favorite things. Well here is a list of some of them:
Well, these are my favorite things. There's nothing else to say, unless you want to know about my psychological mindset. You can actually get a glance from my cover letter on topic. Things like what I think of politics and such, :-) I'll spare you the details and end it here. Thanks for reading this far. Gee, you must not have a very interesting life to be this interested in my life. *grin* Well, hope you enjoyed your trip through my home page. Come by any time.
jiching@wiliki.eng.hawaii.edu (Jimen Ching) or my packet radio
address at WH6BRR@uhm.ampr.org.
Author: Karen L.H. Tho
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