CSE110SP2025

Max Kim’s User Page

Introduction

Hi! I’m Max Kim, a Computer Science student at the University of California, San Diego (UCSD). I’m passionate about Parallel Programming and Web Development.

Profile and Contact Me

• Full Name: Max Kim
• Email: gyk002@ucsd.edu
• Phone: +1 (858) 214-6689
• GitHub: Max Kim’s GitHub
• LinkedIn: Max Kim’s LinkedIn

Education

Academic History

• BS in Computer Science (2021-2022, 2025~)
  University of California, San Diego

• Associate Degree in Computer Science (2019-2021)
  Diablo Valley College

• High School Diploma (2016-2019)
  Sangsan High School

Skills

Programming Languages:

• C++
• HTML, CSS, JavaScript
• Python, Java

Tools & Technologies:

• Android Studio
• OpenCL, CUDA
• Linux

Core Concepts:

1. Algorithm Design
2. Data Structures
3. Parallel Computing
4. Android/Web Development

Experience

Mandatory Military Service – Republic of Korea Army (2022–2024)

Fulfilled two years of mandatory military service, demonstrating discipline, resilience, and adaptability.

Intern, Computer Systems and Platforms Laboratory – Seoul National University, Korea (June–September 2020)

Evaluated the performance of OpenCL applications on CPU/GPU cores of integrated processors. Gained hands-on experience with Linux servers, CPU/GPU architectures, and OpenCL.

Links to Other Pages

• README

Section Links

• Go to Education Section
• Go to Skills Section
• Go to Experience Section

Task List

Here is a List that I’m currently working on

• Complete the User Page
• Learn what the Softeware Engineering is
• Succeed the CSE110 Course

Quote of Text about Softeware Engineering

“Tool syntax problems are the easy predictable part of software engineering and while they are challenging their value is time limited compared to deeper harder lessons in thinking and people.” — Thomas A. Powell

This will be the code that u must used the most

git push origin main