Professor Glen Tian

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Faculty of Science,
School of Computer Science


Personal details

Positions

Professor
Faculty of Science,
School of Computer Science

Keywords

Big data computing, Distributed computing, Cloud computing, Computer networks, Wireless networks, Smart gird communications, Optimisation, Machine learning, Networked control systems, Cyber-physical system security

Research field

Distributed Computing, Computation Theory and Mathematics, Computer Software

Field of Research code, Australian and New Zealand Standard Research Classification (ANZSRC), 2008

Qualifications

  • PhD (University of Sydney)
  • PhD (Zhejiang University)

Professional memberships and associations

Senior Member, IEEE (Institute of Electrical and Electronic Engineers, USA)

Member, IEAust (Institution of Engineers, Australia)

Teaching

Recent Teaching history:

  • 2023 Semester 2: IFN507 Network Systems
  • 2023 Semester 1: IFN507 Network Systems; ENN523 Advanced Network Engineering
  • 2022 Semester 1: IFN507 Network Systems
  • 2022 Semester 1: IFN507 Network Systems; ENN523 Advanced Network Engineering
  • 2021 Semester 1: IFN507 Network Systems; ENN523 Advanced Network Engineering
  • 2020 Semester 2: IFN507 Network Systems
  • 2020 Semester 1: IFN507 Network Systems; ENN523 Advanced Network Engineering
  • 2019 Semester 2: IFN507 Network Systems
  • 2019 Semester 1: ENN523 Advanced Network Engineering
  • 2018 Semester 2: IFN507 Network Systems
  • 2018 Semester 1: ENN523 Advanced Network Engineering
  • 2017 Semester 2: IFN505 Analysis of Algorithms
  • 2017 Semester 1: ENN523 Advanced Network Engineering
  • 2016 Semester 2: IFN505 Analysis of Algorithms
  • 2016 Semester 1: ENN523 Advanced Network Engineering
  • 2015 Semester 2: IFN507 Network Systems;
  • 2015 Semester 2: CAB303 Networks
  • 2015 Semester 1: ENN523 Advanced Network Engineering
  • 2014 Semester 2: IFN507 Network Systems
  • 2014 Semester 2: CAB303 Networks
  • 2014 Semester 1: ENN523 Advanced Network Engineering
  • 2013 Semester 1: ENN523 Advanced Network Engineering
  • 2013 Semester 1: INB353/INN353 Wireless and Mobile Networks
  • 2012 Semester 1: INB353/INN353 Wireless and Mobile Networks
  • 2012 Semester 1: INB201 Scalable Systems Development
  • 2011 Semester 2: INB352/INN352 Network Planning
  • 2011 Semester 2: INB353/INN353 Wireless and Mobile Networks
  • 2010 Semester 2: INB352/INN352 Network Planning
  • 2009 Semester 2: INB352/INN352 Network Planning
  • 2009 Semester 1: INB860 Computational Intelligence for Control and Embedded Systems
  • 2008 Semester 2: ITB722/ITN722 Network Planning and Deployment
  • 2008 Semester 1: ITB749/ITN749 Scientific Programming (in C/C++).

Experience

Publications

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A complete list of publications is available at: https://www.qut.edu.au/about/our-people/academic-profiles/y.tian

Selected research projects

Projects listed above are funded by Australian Competitive Grants. Projects funded from other sources are not listed due to confidentiality agreements.

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