Teaching
- Courses Taught at the University of Aizu
- Invited Courses at other Universities in Japan
- Invited Courses at Foreign Universities
- Memo Photos
Courses Taught at the University of Aizu
- Parallel Computer Systems — Undergraduate, 2018–present
- Introduction to Computer Science and Engineering — Undergraduate, 2022–present
- Advanced Computer Organization — Graduate, 2008–2020
- Computer System Engineering — Undergraduate, 2008–2018
- Computer Architecture Exercises — Undergraduate, 2008–2018
- Multicore Computing — Graduate, 2010–2015
- Embedded Real-Time Systems — Graduate, 2008–2020
Invited Courses at other Universities in Japan
Grid Technology with ICT and EV
Tokyo University of Foreign Studies (TUFS), Tokyo, Japan — invited lectures in 2024, 2025, and planned for 2026
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Hardware-Oriented Neurocomputing
Kyoto Institute of Technology (KIT), Kyoto, Japan — 2022, 2023, 2024, 2025
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Invited Courses at Foreign Universities
Distributed Computing
Graduate, HUST, Wuhan, China — 2011–2016
Delivered graduate‑level courses in Parallel and Distributed Computer Systems, advancing the university’s mission to cultivate scalable computing architectures and robust system‑level design expertise. These courses played a key role in developing Asia’s next‑generation semiconductor talent by strengthening competencies in multicore architectures, interconnect technologies, and performance‑driven computing methodologies.
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Computer Systems
Graduate, AUST, Abuja, Nigeria — 2008–2016
Delivered both foundational and advanced courses in Computer Systems and VLSI Design as part of a long-term invited teaching engagement. These courses were instrumental in equipping graduate students from across the African continent with the theoretical and practical skills essential for modern semiconductor and embedded system design. Through intensive mentoring and curriculum development, this initiative significantly contributed to building regional research capacity and fostering a new generation of engineers and scholars.
Network-on-Chip
Graduate, HKUST, Hong Kong — 2010–2013
Delivered advanced graduate-level modules on Networks-on-Chip (NoC) and System-on-Chip (SoC) design, focusing on scalable architectures, interconnect strategies, and integration methodologies for multicore platforms. These courses supported the region's accelerating innovation in semiconductor systems and contributed to the cultivation of highly skilled engineers in Hong Kong's academic and industrial ecosystem. This engagement promotes excellence in system-level design and fosters international collaboration in emerging multicore and VLSI technologies.
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Memo Photos
Photos taken with students during my invited teaching engagements at leading international universities, including HKUST in Hong Kong (2010–2013), HUST in Wuhan, China (2011–2016), and AUST in Abuja, Nigeria (2008–2016), a pan‑African institution established under the Nelson Mandela Initiative (Nelson Mandela) to advance science and technology education across Africa.
