Saigon International University
Computer Science student involved in academic clubs.
Computer Science Student

Nickname: SmallChicken
I am studying Computer Science. I develop my programming skills through coursework, team projects, ICPC, and the Vietnamese Olympiad in Informatics.
In projects such as SVTC and SALGO, I contribute to web application development using Node.js, Express, and MongoDB. My hands-on work includes building APIs, managing data, and implementing user authentication.
Through Eco-Track and Channel World Model, I have worked with sensor data, PM2.5 forecasting, and RSRP prediction. I am continuing to learn about data quality and model evaluation through concrete experiments in these projects.
Computer Science student involved in academic clubs.
Actively participated in extracurricular and academic competitions to develop skills and broaden my knowledge.
Milestones from research, the Universal Cup, the Olympiad in Informatics, and ICPC.
First Prize · Computer Science Section · Thái Hồ Phú Gia · Bùi Lê Hồng Tâm · Võ Lê Thiên Ân
Consolation Prize · Thái Hồ Phú Gia · Bùi Lê Hồng Tâm · Võ Lê Thiên Ân
Bronze Medal · 10th Place
Third Prize · Open Source Software · SIU_Sirocco
Honorable Mention · SIU_Sirocco
16th Place · High Honor · SIU_404Error
Third Prize · Specialized Division
Honorable Mention · Ranked 107/137 · SIU_Sirocco
Second Prize · Non-Specialized Division
Selected certificates. The complete list is available in the achievements table.
Technologies I have used in coursework, team projects, and research experiments.
I have used Node.js, Express, and Pug to develop websites such as SVTC and SALGO, and practiced building APIs and connecting webhooks to n8n in EzAff.
I experiment with LightGBM for RSRP prediction and CNN-LSTM for PM2.5 forecasting. PyTorch, scikit-learn, and PySpark support experimental branches and coursework, while NumPy and pandas support data processing.
In Eco-Track, my team and I work with ESP32 nodes and MQTT data streams, using Mosquitto and Telegraf to deliver measurements to storage.
I have used MongoDB in web applications, InfluxDB for sensor time series, and SQL Server and SQLite in EzPlan and Study Planner. I experimented with IPFS in the EzSafe coursework project.
I practice algorithms in C++, develop Java coursework projects such as EzPlan, FlyNow, and Study Planner, and practice C# through EzSchool. Maven manages the Java projects.
I practice HTML, CSS, and JavaScript through web coursework and admin interfaces. ASP.NET MVC was used in the EzSchool coursework project.

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