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\name{\sf Kagurazaka Ritsuka (晏雲杉)}
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\section{Research\\interests}
discrete-event systems (supervisory control) \\
cybersecurity (detectabily, opacity and detectabily of DES) \\
computer assisted and verified proofs (Isabelle/HOL)
\section{Programming\\Languages\\and Tools}
C, C++ Java, Scala, Python, Lua\\
JavaScript/TypeScript, PHP\\
Prolog, Txl, REST APIs\\
Git, Linux, Docker, SQL
\section{Teaching experience}
Data Structures;
Computer Architecture;
Microprocessor Interfacing and Embedded Systems;
Discrete Mathematics;
Semantics of Programming Language;
Electric Circuits.
\section{Teaching\\awards}
2021 Dean's Teaching Assistant Award (DTA)\\
as exceptional Teaching Assistant nominated by the department.
Teaching Assistant of the Year for Excellence in Education and Exceptional Teaching\\
as voted by students of the department, for the academic year of 2016/2017.
\section{Position}
\textbf{Engineer}\\
Heterogeneous Compiler Lab\\
Huawei Technologies Canada Co., Ltd.\\
\null\qquad Nov. 2024--Present
\textbf{Post-doctoral Research Fellow}\\
Department of Electrical Engineering and Computer Science\\
University of Michigan\\
\null\qquad Principal Investigator: Prof. Stéphane Lafortune\\
\null\qquad Feb. 2024--Oct. 2025
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\section{Education}
\textbf{Doctor of Philosophy}\\
Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering\\
Queen's University, Canada\\
\null\qquad Supervisor: Prof. Karen Rudie\\
\null\qquad Awarded: 2023 Nov.
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\textbf{Master of Engineering}\\
Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering \\
Queen's University, Canada\\
\null\qquad Awarded: 2019 June\\
\null\qquad GPA: 4.04/4.3
\textbf{Bachelor of Applied Science}\\
Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering\\
Queen's University, Canada\\
\null\qquad Awarded: 2018 June\\
\null\qquad with First Class Honours \\
\null\qquad \phantom{with} Dean's Scholar in all four years \\
\null\qquad core GPA: 3.97/4.3
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\section{Publications}
See also \url{https://ritsuka.moe/bibpage.html}.
\subsection{Thesis}
{\bf K.~Ritsuka}\\
\textit{Decentralized Problems of Discrete-Event Systems:
Epistemic Reasoning and Graph Representation}\\
Ph.D. thesis
\subsection{Peer-Reviewed Publications}
{\bf K.~Ritsuka}, K.~Rudie\\
``A Uniform Approach to Compare Architectures in Decentralized Discrete-Event Systems'',\\
\emph{Automatica},
Volume 165, Article 111683 (2024)\\
\doi{10.1016/j.automatica.2024.111683}
{\bf K.~Ritsuka}, K.~Rudie\\
``Do What You Know: Coupling Knowledge with Action in Discrete-Event Systems'',\\
\emph{Discrete Event Dynamic Systems},
Volume 33, Pages 257-277 (2023)\\
\doi{10.1007/s10626-023-00381-z}
{\bf K.~Ritsuka}, K.~Rudie\\
``Epistemic Interpretations of Decentralized Discrete-Event System Problems'',\\
\emph{Discrete Event Dynamic Systems},
Volume 32, Pages 359-398 (2022)\\
\doi{10.1007/s10626-022-00363-7}
{\bf K.~Ritsuka}, K.~Rudie\\
``A Visualization of Inference-Based Supervisory Control in Discrete-Event Systems'',\\
\emph{Proceedings of the 60th IEEE Conference on Decision and Control (CDC)},
Pages 1062-1068 (2021)\\
\doi{10.1109/CDC45484.2021.9683210}
J.~Kulchyk, B.~Schonewille, {\bf K.~Ritsuka}, K.~Rudie\\
``Communication-Free Multi-Agent Coordination in an Unknown Environment'',\\
\emph{Proceedings of the 15th IFAC International Workshop on Discrete Event Systems (WODES)},
Volume 53, Issue 4, Pages 159-165 (2020)\\
\doi{10.1016/j.ifacol.2021.04.062}
\subsection{Technical Reports}
{\bf K.~Ritsuka}, K.~Rudie\\
``Equivalence of Decentralized Observation, Diagnosis, and Control Problems in Discrete-event Systems'',
2023\\
Preprint available as \arxiv{2204.10792}.
N.~Mertin, {\bf K.~Ritsuka}, K.~Rudie\\
``A Framework for the High-Level Specification and Verification of Synchronous Digital Logic Systems'',
2022\\
Preprint available as \arxiv{2201.10632}.
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\section{Teaching}
\textbf{Graduate Teaching Assistant}
\begin{lstlisting}
CISC 465/865-2023W: Semantics of Programming Languages (ongoing)
ELEC 274-2023W: Computer Architecture (ongoing)
ELEC 371-2022F: Microprocessor Interfacing and Embedded Systems
* ELEC 270-2022W: Discrete Mathematics
** ELEC 270-2021W: Discrete Mathematics
ELEC 371-2020F: Microprocessor Interfacing and Embedded Systems
ELEC 270-2020W: Discrete Mathematics
ELEC 278-2019F: Data Structures
ELEC 278-2018F: Data Structures
* Head TA
** Recipient of the 2021 Dean's Teaching Assistant Award (DTA)\\
as exceptional Teaching Assistant nominated by the department. With a monetary award.
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\textbf{Undergraduate Teaching Assistant}
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ELEC 274-2018W: Computer Architecture
ELEC 278-2017F: Data Structures
* ELEC 274-2017W: Computer Architecture
ELEC 221-2016F: Electric Circuits
* Awarded as Teaching Assistant of the Year for Excellence in Education and Exceptional Teaching
as voted by students of the department, for the academic year of 2016/2017.
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\section{Awards}
\normalfont{ \textbullet{} Dean's Teaching Assistant Award, 2021\\}
\normalfont{ \textbullet{} Students' Choice: The Best Engineering Capstone Project, 2018\\}
\normalfont{ \textbullet{} Teaching Assistant of the Year, 2017\\}
\normalfont{ \textbullet{} Ho Ming Tai Memorial Scholarship, 2015, 2016, 2017\\}
\normalfont{ \textbullet{} Dean's Scholar, 2015, 2016, 2017, 2018\\}
\normalfont{ \textbullet{} Queen's University Excellence Scholarship, 2014\\}
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