Communications and Computer Engineering

[NOTICE]
Department of Communications and Information Engineering and its predecessor, Department of Integrated Systems, were both abolished in 2018 after the educational reform at Tokyo Tech.
Please refer to the following site for information on faculty members who belonged to the major.
  Department of Information and Communications Engineering, School of Engineering  
Department of Information and Communications Engineering, School of Engineering (local site): Information for Students and Staffs (accessable in campus) 

Outlines of lectures


Modern Cryptography
Spring 2-0-0 Prof. Wakaha OGATA
Symmetric encryption, public key encryption (RSA, ElGamal, Rabin), DH key exchange, MAC, A-code, signature, secret sharing, zero-knowledge interactive proof system, etc.

Advanced Information and Communication Theory
Spring 2-0-0 Prof. Isao YAMADA and Assoc. Prof. Kenta KASAI
Prerequisite: Basic information theory and communication engineering in undergraduate course.
Contents: Advanced theory on communication systems; design of optimum receiver, method of types, universal data compression systems, universal channel coding, error correcting coding, and signal processing.

Data Communication System
Autumun 2-0-0 Lecturer Naoya OIKAWA, Lecturer Takashi NIWA and Lecturer Hiroyoshi Mori
Not available for International Graduate course.

Advanced Information and Communication Network
Spring 2-0-0 Assoc. Prof. Katsunori YAMAOKA
Not available for International Graduate course.

Advanced Communication System Engineering
Autumun 2-0-0 Lecturer Hidenobu HARASAKI, Lecturer Masato Tsukada, Lecturer hirofumi Aoki, Lecturer Tatsuji Moriyoshi, Lecturer Osamu Houshuyama, Lecturer Masanori Kato, Lecturer Yasunori Futatsugi, Lecturer Susumu KINOSHITA and Lecturer Yasuyuki OISHI
Not available for International Graduate course.

Advanced Coding Theory
Spring 2-0-0 Assoc. Prof. Haruhiko KANEKO
Given in other graduate course. (Computer Science)

Topics on Communication Systems Engineering
Spring 2-0-0 Prof. Tomohiko UYEMATSU, Prof. Isao YAMADA, Prof. Kazuhiko FUKAWA and Assoc. Prof. Kenta KASAI
Recent topics on communication systems engineering will be explained.
1. Digital modulation and error control coding
2. Adaptive signal processing for communication systems
3. Parameter estimation and communication systems
4. Mobile communication

Advanced Topics in Mobile Communications
Autumn 2-0-0 Prof. Kazuhiko FUKAWA
Review of the mobile communication systems, and various mobile radio transmission techniques from the viewpoints of spectrum efficient system implementation. Details on radio propagation models, modulation and demodulation techniques, cell layout techniques, and advance topics such as adaptive equalization, adaptive array, and CDMA systems.

Wireless Signal Processing
Autumn 2-0-0 Prof. Kazuhiko FUKAWA
The lecture focuses on applications of signal processing to wireless digital communications, such as equalization, adaptive array antennas, and interference cancellation. In addition, adaptive algorithms, which estimate parameters of these items, are detailed.

Quantum Information Processing
Spring 2-0-0 Assoc. Prof. Ryutaro MATSUMOTO
Applications of quantum mechanics to communication and computation are explained. Topics will include quantum teleportation, quantum cryptography, and quantum algorithms. Prerequisite is linear algebra only. I will explain mathematics and physics used in the explanation of the above topics. The textbook is "Quantum Computation and Quantum Information" by M. A. Nielsen and I. L. Chuang (ISBN 0521635039), from which homework is chosen.

Strategic ICT Policy Planning
Spring 2-0-0 Visiting Prof. KUBOTA Shigeyuki
Advanced study of ICT Policy Planning including the policy trend (international strategies, research and development, standardization, improvement of infrastru cture, competition policy, allocation of radio wave etc.), the overall condition of ICT industries ( such as telecommunication business, broadcasting business, CATV business, contents industry, and advertising business) and the law systems that engineers are required. Lectures are based on the lecturer's experiences i n Ministry of Internal Affairs and Communications over 30 years.

Exercises on Strategic ICT Policy Planning
Autumn 0-2-0

Technology Innovation and Standardization II
Autumun 2-0-0 Prof. Yukitsuna Furuya
Given in other graduate course. (Electrical and Electronic Engineering)

Mixed Signal systems and integrated circuits
Autumun 2-0-0 Prof. Akira MATSUZAWA
Given in other graduate course. (Physical Electronics)

Advanced Signal Processing
Spring 2-0-0

Speech Information Processing (Odd Years only)
Spring 2-0-0 Prof. Koichi SHINODA
Given in other graduate course. (Computer Science)

Multidimensional information processing
Spring 2-0-0 Lecturer Takamichi MIYATA
Prerequisite: Basic knowledge on signal processing, such as Frourier transform and digital signal processing. Basic study for multidimensional information processing ranging from sampling of multidimensional signal to various linear, non-linear processing algorithms. As an example of multidimensional information processing, still/moving/3D image processing and coding including JPEG and MPEG are lectured. At the last part of the lecture, recent research topics regarding multidimensional information processing will be overviewed.

Analog Integrated Circuits
Spring 2-0-0 Prof. Shigetaka TAKAGI
Prerequisite: Advanced Electronic Circuits
Properties of integrated circuits and modelings of transistors. Analog integrated filter synthesis on the basis of classic LC filter designs. Layouts peculiar to analog circuits.

VLSI Design Methodologies
Spring 2-0-0 Prof. Hiroaki KUNIEDA
The design flow of Standard Cell Design for VLSI is discussed, which includes RTL design, Logic design, Logic verification, Layout design and Layout verification. In addition to that, FPGA design and System level Soc design will also be described.

VLSI System Design
Autumn 2-0-0 Prof. Tsuyoshi ISSHIKI
Prerequisite: VLSI design methodology or equivalent
Representation of Boolean function. Synthesis of two-level and multi-level combinational circuits. Synthesis of sequential circuits. Test and synthesis for test ability. Decomposition, allocation, assignment and scheduling in high-level synthesis.

VLSI Layout Design
Autumn 2-0-0 Prof. Atsushi TAKAHASHI
Prerequisite: Circuit design, Algorithm or equivalent
Recent advances in design methodologies and algorithms with theoretical background for VLSI physical design as well as conventional results. Optimization of the area, delay, and power of a circuit in partitioning, placement, and routing. Interaction with high-level and logic synthesis.

Theory of Parallel and VLSI Computation
Autumn 2-0-0 Prof. Shuichi UENO
Prerequisite : Graph Theory, Design and Analysis of Algorithms
Introduction to the theory of parallel and VLSI computation; models of parallel computation, parallel algorithms and architectures, area-time complexity for VLSI, and quantum computation.

Engineering of System LSI Design (System Design)
Spring 2-0-1 Lecturer Katsuhiko SEO, Lecturer Masayasu YAMAMOTO, Lecturer Takeo HAYASE, Lecturer Junshi ISHIKAWA, Lecturer Yasuhisa SHIMAZAKI, Lecturer Takashi MIYANO and Lecturer Seiko SHIRASAKA
not available for international graudate course.

Engineering of System LSI Design (Embedded Software Design)
Autumn 2-0-1 Lecturer Mitsuhiko HOSHI, Lecturer Masayuki HIRAYAMA, Lecturer Hirohiko ONO,Lecturer Haruo KAZAMI, Lecturer Masato EDAHIRO, Lecturer Masakazu KOBAYASHI and Lecturer Yuichi TUKADA
not available for international graudate course.

Advanced Computer Architectures
Autumn 2-0-0 Assoc. Prof. Kenji KISE
Given in other graduate course. (Computer Science)

Advanced Operating Systems
Spring 2-0-0 Assoc. Prof. Takuo Watanabe
Given in other graduate course. (Computer Science)

Fau1t-Tolerant Systems
Spring 2-0-0 Prof. Tomohiro YONEDA
Given in other graduate course. (Computer Science)

English Writing and Presentation Skills for the Graduate Students of Information Technology
Spring 2-0-0 Lecturer Noriyuki OBARI
Given in other graduate course. (Computer Science)

Technology Management
Spring 2-0-0
Given in other graduate course. (Electrical and Electronic Engineering)

Innovation Engineering and Management
Autumn 2-0-0
Given in other graduate course. (Electri cal and Electronic Engineering)

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