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== A: An introduction ==
* Please describe yourself in three sentences, one of them regarding your current studies.
My name is Xie Rui. I am an undergraduate in Tsinghua University, Beijing, China. I am hard-working and have a strong desire to finish my work completely.
** Which languages do you speak?
I speak Chinese (native), Engilsh and a little German.
** What's your overall background?
Electrical Engineering and Automation. Mathematics and Applied Mathematics.
* Why do you want to participate in the Google Summer of Code? What do you hope to gain by doing so?
Because it is a good opportunity to gain a experience about a real project, improve my skills, and learn to work with other developers. I think contributing to an open source software is a cool thing to do. After all, I always enjoy coding.
** Please also describe your previous experience with the GSoC, if any.
I have no previous experience with the GSoC.
* Why are you choosing Octave?
First, Octave is a useful tool for students like me. I will be very happy if I can do something for it and make it better.
Second, I like mathematics and I am skilled in this. I have the ability to handle the project which requires mathematical knowledge.
Third, I have been using matlab for two years. I am good at m-file coding.


== C: Contact ==
* Please state the (unique and identical where possible) nick you use on IRC and any other communication channel related to Octave.
My Nickname on the IRC, wiki is AMR_KELEG and amr_keleg on the Savannah bug tracker.
Nick on IRC: calvocuno
Nick on wiki and Savannah bug tracker: xierui
* Which time zone do you live in? Will that change over GSoC duration?
My time zone is UTC+8 and it will not change during GSoC.
* Please state the timeframe (in UTC+0) when you feel most comfortable working during GSoC. Where are your time buffers?
I usually code around 1.00 to 4.00, and 10.00 to 13.00, but it is flexible.

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