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Dr. Jie Wang
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The Mandarin pronunciation of my first name "Jie" is similar to Jed.
Brief Bio
Publications Grants Professional
Service Students Average-Case
Complexity Forum Teaching
My current
research interests include modeling of big data and its applications,
large-scale network dynamics, cloud computing and search over encryption,
optimization algorithms, network security, and wireless networks. I am
particularly interested in algorithmic problems and mathematical modeling
arising from practical applications, including big data analysis and
applications, intelligent text automation, mathematical modeling, wireless
sensor networks, computational medicine, networking, and online social networks.
I studied computational complexity theory from late 1980's to early 2000's,
including structural complexity, average-case complexity, and average
NP-completeness.
The Path to Greatness -- by Bill Hybels
In each heart is a built-in mechanism that craves self-promotion and
advancement, the climb of ego. Our role models and heroes reinforce the theme:
Ascend and flex the muscles of your self-will. Do whatever it takes to conquer
gravity. Whether you do it blatantly or wear the disguise of humility, make
yourself upwardly mobile. Why? Because that is the direction of greatness.
Philippians 2 said: If you want to be truly great, then the direction you
must go is down. You must descend into greatness. At the heart of this paradox
is still another paradox: Greatness is not a measure of self-will, but rather
self-abandonment. The more you lose, the more you gain.