Communication and Information Networking Communication and Information Networking

Education of engineers and researchers to deal with problems of information networking and technology

Educational Features

The graduate program of communication and information networking includes many advanced topics related to information transmission, information processing, communication engineering and information networking. The program goal is to prepare and educate future engineers and researchers to be able to deal with challenging information society problems. Therefore, many theoretical and application aspects of information and communication engineering are considered. In the field of Information Transmission Engineering, the students study subjects related to wired/wireless transmission technology, which support information networking system. The area of Electromagnetic Compatibility deals with electromagnetic field analysis methods, as the theoretical background and fundamentals of wireless telecommunication systems. In the field of Information Processing Systems, the graduate students can study topics related to application of signal processing methods and intelligent communication systems. The field of Information Networking includes topics related to high-speed networks, mobile networks, and multimedia communication.

Curriculum

  • Advanced Information Transmission Engineering I
  • Advanced Information Transmission Engineering II
  • Advanced Information Transmission Engineering III
  • Seminar in Information Transmission Engineering
  • Advanced Electromagnetic Compatibility I
  • Advanced Electromagnetic Compatibility II
  • Advanced Electromagnetic Compatibility III
  • Practice of Electromagnetic Theory
  • Advanced Information Processing Systems I
  • Advanced Information Processing Systems II
  • Advanced Signal Processing I
  • Advanced Signal Processing II
  • Advanced Information Networking I
  • Advanced Information Networking II
  • Advanced Internet Engineering I
  • Advanced Internet Engineering II
  • Advanced Multimedia Engineering I
  • Advanced Multimedia Engineering II

The Teaching Staff and Research Topics

INFORMATION TRANSMISSION ENGINEERING

Prof. Dr. H. Maeda Studies on theory and design of nonlinear/photonic crystal optical waveguide
Prof. Dr. N. Nakashima Studies on electromagnetic wave scattering

ELECTROMAGNETIC COMPATIBILITY

Prof. Dr. N. Uchida Studies on disaster information network system
Prof. Dr. R. Nakamura Interaction of intense laser field and matter
Prof. Dr. K.Fujisaki Studies on high performance wireless communication systems
Prof. Dr. K. Watanabe Studies on numerical analysis techniques for electromagnetic wave scattering by periodic structures

INFORMATION PROCESSING SYSTEMS

Prof. Dr. S. Nishida Studies on quantitative analysis and automatic interpretation for electroencephalogram and evoked potential
Prof. Dr. K. Matsuo Research on P2P systems
Assoc. Prof. Dr. M. Ikeda Studies on delay tolerant networking

INFORMATION NETWORKING

Prof. Dr. K. Sugita Studies on multimedia system
Prof. Dr. L. Barolli Application of intelligent algorithms for network traffic control
Prof. Dr. N. Yamamoto Security of mobile devices
Assoc. Prof. Dr. T. Ishida Studies on VR systems and AR applications
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