Academic Profile : Faculty
Prof Dusit Niyato
Professor, College of Computing & Data Science
President's Chair in Computer Science and Engineering
Courtesy Appointment, School of Physical & Mathematical Sciences (Courtesy Appointment)
President's Chair in Computer Science and Engineering, School of Computer Science and Engineering (SCSE)
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Prof Dusit Niyato is currently in the College of Computing & Data Science since July 2008. He received his Bachelor degree in Computer Engineering from King Mongkut's Institute of Technology Ladkrabang, Thailand, Master and Ph.D. degrees from the University of Manitoba in 2005 and 2008, respectively. His research interests include Wireless Communications, and Networking. He has done significant research work his research areas and published over 60 top quality international conference and journal papers.
- Wireless communications and networking, specifically, dynamic spectrum access and spectrum trading in cognitive radio.
- Mobile computing, parallel and distributed systems, specifically, resource management in heterogeneous wireless network and wireless intelligent transportation system.
- Queueing theory and Markov chain with an application in performance evaluation of communication systems.
- Evolutionary theory with an application in mobile communication and computing.
- Mobile computing, parallel and distributed systems, specifically, resource management in heterogeneous wireless network and wireless intelligent transportation system.
- Queueing theory and Markov chain with an application in performance evaluation of communication systems.
- Evolutionary theory with an application in mobile communication and computing.
- Efficient Reinforcement Learning with Generative AI for Autonomous Internet of Things (AIoT)
- Large Language Model (LLM)-Empowered Network Optimization in Future Communications
- President's Chair in Computer Science and Engineering
- Towards Real-time, Seamless, and Ubiquitous Edge Intelligence-empowered Metaverse
Courses Taught
CE4171 Internet of Things: Communications & Networking