Jimmy Lee's Homepage
LEE,
Jimmy Ho Man
|
|
“Education without values, as useful as it is, seems to make a
man more clever devil.” C.S. Lewis
[Profile][Publications][CSC3180 Course Homepage][CSC5240 Course Homepage]
Looking for good
postgraduate students and RAs …
Jimmy Ho-Man Lee graduated on
the Dean's Honours List with an Honours
BMath degree, majoring both in Applied Mathematics
and Computer Science, from the University of Waterloo, Canada, in
1987. He obtained his MMath degree in Computer
Science in 1988 also from Waterloo. Jimmy then moved to the University of Victoria,
Jimmy is on the
editorial board of the Journal of Discrete Algorithms, Elsevier. He co-edits the Constraint Programming
Newsletter with Eric Monfroy and Toby Walsh. Jimmy is an elected member
of the Executive Committee of the Association for Constraint
Programming, and is currently
serving as the Secretary of the Association.
Jimmy considers
himself a fairly athletic person.
Besides being a mediocre table-tennis and soccer player, Jimmy has
started long distance running as a hobby to torture his body and clean up his
soul (if there is one). His
immediate next goal is to finish a full marathon under 4 hours (achieved his
personal best of 4 hours 4 minutes 33 seconds painfully at the 29eme Marathon
International de Paris). He also claimed the “Fastest Old Men” title (Staff
Category) at the 2005 New Asia College Happy Run event (can you find me there?), dashing approximately 7.5K from the New Asia
College to the Prince of Wales Hospital.
Together with his good partner, Ronald Chung, Jimmy captured the 2nd Runners-Up in the Men's Double Table-Tennis Event of the 2005 Hong Kong Teacher Tennis and Table-Tennis
Competition. On the social side,
Jimmy enjoys alcohol sampling (see the pretending connoisseur in action) and
random rumbling. Jimmy is fortunate
to have many good friends and colleagues.
Besides being good companions to Jimmy in many activities, they care also
about his spiritual behavior and purity.
If you are bored,
take a look at some of the quotes, jokes, and
writings and proverbs that Jimmy has collected over the years (some in Chinese). May I share this present with you all? Also, this Management Lesson would certainly benefit you for a lifetime. This amazing piece relates coffee, coffee cups, and life (read it even if you don’t
like coffee). If you are male,
don’t miss this Cautionary Tale for Men (in Chinese) which teaches us all an important lesson. Everyone has parents, and everyone
should read this (in Chinese). We
don’t want to be the cause of a heart-attack, do we? You may change your
personal philosophy after seeing this Tibetian Monks’ sand art (in Chinese). On the more
serious side, the commencement address by Steve
Jobs at the Stanford
University tells the making of a true pioneer. Jimmy hopes that you will enjoy and
learn from these writings as much as he did.
|
|
jlee ‘at’ cse.cuhk.edu.hk |
