Information and Communication Systems Course
Information and Communication Systems Course
The Information and Communication Technologies (ICT) is the backbone of industries that supports our 21st-century society and is continuing to play more significant roles. In this course, students learn broad and profound science and technologies, from hardware layers such as functional integrated circuits, sensors, and smart antennas, up to communication system, networks, and applications. Students are expected to contribute to industries of a variety of fields such as communications, broadcasting, electric devices, system development, medical welfare, transportation, ecology, energy, cargo, finance, insurance, or other related businesses after graduation.
Members
Professor
Takashi Ohira / Shuichi Ichikawa / Hideyuki Uehara
Associate Professor
Masaya Tamura / Keigo Takeuchi
Assistant Professor
Laboratories
Wave Engineering Laboratory
Electrified road electric cars, non-linear device measuring instruments, DOA finders, wireless secret key sharing
Wireless Networks Laboratory
Wireless access controls, wireless multi-hop communications, sensor and ad-hoc networks, array signal processing
Custom Computing Systems Laboratory
Special-purpose computing circuits, FPGA applications, computer security, parallel processing, high-performance computing, embedded systems
Electromagnetic Wave Engineering Lab.
Underwater wireless power transmission, communication for high-frequency filters, battery-less sensor systems
Communications and Signal Processing Laboratory
Massive MIMO, compressed sensing, belief propagation, spatial modulation, energy efficiency, multiuser decoding, spatial coupling
