Software Engineering || Net-Centric Computing || Postdoc & Visiting Scholars

   POSTDOC RESEARCHERS & VISITING SCHOLARS

 1. Keijiro Araki, Associate Professor, Department of Computer Science and Communication Engineering, Kyushu University, Fukuoka, JAPAN. Dr. Araki studied programming tools and environments during his one-month visit in May-June, 1985. (now Chair Professor at KU)

2. Tao Xu, Teacher for Advanced Programming Languages, Economic Information Department, Hubei Institute of Finance and Economics, Wuhan, PRC. Ms. Xu studied incremental programming environments. She stayed in this laboratory from September 86-June 87.

3. Mikio Aoyoma, Senior Engineer, Telecommunications Software Division, Fujitsu Limited, Japan. Dr. Aoyama studied distributed software testing and knowledge engineering. He stayed with this laboratory from October 1986 for two years. (now Professor at Niigata Institute of Technology)

4. Tsuneki Haizuka, Senior Engineer, Telecommunications Software Division, Fujitsu Limited, Japan. He succeeded Mr. Aoyama to be the second visiting scholar sent from Fujitsu. He stayed with UIC for one month in December 1988 and studied Distributed Software Diagnosis.

5. Takashi Arano, Senior Engineer, Software Laboratories, NTT, Japan. Mr. Arano studied Object-Oriented Software Paradigm for one year from October 1991 to September 1992.

6. Kazuoki Osada, Professor, Dept. of Electrical Engineering, Kinki University, Japan. Professor Osada studied Object-Oriented Software Design for one year from Aug. 1993 to Sept. 1994.

7. Yiming Chen, Associate Professor, Department of Information Management, National Central University, Taiwan. Professor Chen studied E-Commerce and its security issues. From September 1998 to August 1999.

8.Qingsheng Zhu, Dean of College of Computing, Chongqing University, Professor Zhu studied multimedia data compression and transmission in the Internetworking environment from September 2001 to March 2002.

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