Academic Staff and Fellows
- MORIYA Sen
- Associate Professor Ph.D. in Engineering
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Faculty of Informatics
Graduate school/Electronic Engineering
To enable computers to operate efficiently on network systems, we take a theoretical perspective to researching procedures to be used in communicating information. These technologies are regarded as crucial to modern society.
Fault-tolerant Algorithms
| Research Area | Distributed Algorithms, Fault-tolerant Algorithms, Coding Theory |
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| Teaching (Undergraduate Course) | Basic Linear Algebra 2, Data Structures and Algorithms, Programming Practicum 1 |
| Teaching (Graduate Course) | Dependable Computing, Specialized Fundamental Lecture in Information Processing |
| Research Interests | Distributed algorithms, Fault-tolerant algorithms, Convolutional codes, Developmental education |
| Selected Publications |
(1) MORIYA Sen, SASANO Hiroshi, "Construction of High-Rate Convolutional Codes Using Dual Codes", IEICE Transactions on Fundamentals of Electronics, Communications and Computer Sciences, Vol.E106-A, No.3, pp.375-381, Mar., 2023. (2) AZUMA Ryoto, MORIYA Sen, "Hybrid P2P Distributed Checkpointing and Rollback Algorithms for Distributed Applications and Their Evaluations (in Japanese)", IEICE Trans. D (Japanese Edition), Vol.E100-A, No.12, pp.1-12, Jan., 2020. |
| Affiliated Academic Societies | IEICE, IPSJ, JADE |
| Education (Undergraduate Course) |
Osaka University |
| Education (Master's/Doctral Course) |
Nara Institute of Science and Technology (NAIST) |
| Title of Thesis, Institute, Date | Studies on Wit-free Distributed Algorithms, Nara Institute of Science and Technology (NAIST), Feb. 2000 |
| Biography | NTT communication Science Laboratories (2000-2002), Kindai University(2002-present) |
| Message to Students | To know something about everything, to know everything about something |
| Interests and Others | Travel, Walking, Watching football games |
Dependable Computing Laboratory
moriya（at）info.kindai.ac.jp
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