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Graduate CatalogAcademic Year

2020

Sirindhorn International Institute of Technology

Thammasat University

A Leading Teaching/Learning and Research Institute

Sirindhorn International Institute of Technology (SIIT) SIIT at Rangsit

Address Thammasat University, Rangsit Campus 99 Moo 18, Km. 41 on Paholyothin Highway Khlong Luang, Pathum Thani 12120, Thailand Tel. +66-2-986-9009, +66-2-564-3221~29 Fax. +66-2-986-9112-3

SIIT at Bangkadi

Address Bangkadi Industrial Park 131 Moo 5, Tiwanond Road Mueang, Pathum Thani 12000, Thailand Tel. +66-2-501-3505~20 Fax. +66-2-501-3524

Mailing Address P.O.Box22,Thammasat-RangsitPostOffice Pathum Thani 12121, Thailand Email [email protected] Website http://www.siit.tu.ac.th



1. Primarilytoproducehigh-qualitybachelor’sdegreeengineersandrelatedtechnologistswhoareabletohandleadvancedindustrialtechnologiesand use English as a working language

2. Toeducategraduatestudentstobeabletoconducthighqualityandinnovativeresearchinengineeringandrelatedtechnologicaldevelopment

3. To conduct research and development in engineering and related technologiesrelevanttoteaching,modernindustries,andsocietalneeds



Tobealeadinginternationalinstituteoftechnologyforboth

teaching/learningandresearch

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CONTENTSGraduate Catalog Academic Year 2020

Sirindhorn International Institute of Technology 5

Rangsit Campus 7Bangkadi Campus 9

General Information 10

AdmissionRequirementsandProcess 10Interview 11Fees 11Tution Fee 11FinancialAid 12Semester Periods 13AcademicRegulations 13Registration 13Course Coding System 13EvaluationofAcademicPerformance 13

Master’s Degree Programs 15 General Information 15 ApplicantQualifications 15 PeriodofStudy 15 TransferredCredits 15 Study Plans 15

Master of Engineering Program in 16 ArtificialIntelligenceandInternetofThings CurriculumTitle 16 Degree Title 16 AcademicSystem 16 GraduationRequirements 17 Curriculum 18 Master of Engineering Program in 19 Engineering Technology CurriculumTitle 19 Degree Title 19 AcademicSystem 19 GraduationRequirements 20 Curriculum 21

Master of Engineering Program in 23 Logistics and Supply Chain Systems Engineering CurriculumTitle 23 Degree Title 23 AcademicSystem 23 GraduationRequirements 24 Curriculum 25

Master of Science Program in 27 Engineering and Technology CurriculumTitle 27 Degree Title 27 AcademicSystem 27 GraduationRequirements 28 Curriculum 29

Doctoral Degree Program 30 Doctor of Philosophy Program in 30 Engineering and Technology CurriculumTitle 30 Degree Title 30 ApplicantQualifications 30 AcademicSystem 31 PeriodofStudy 31 Registration 31 GraduationRequirements 32 TransferredCredits 32 Study Plans 32 Curriculum 33

Course descriptions 34

Faculty Members 44SchoolofBio-ChemicalEngineering 44

andTechnologySchoolofCivilEngineeringandTechnology 48SchoolofInformation,Computer,and 55

CommunicationTechnologySchoolofManagementTechnology 70SchoolofManufacturingSystemsand 75

MechanicalEngineering DepartmentofCommonandGraduateStudies 79 English Training Unit

Graduate Catalog Academic Year 2020


Thammasat University 52020

SIRINDHORN INTERNATIONAL INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY

THAMMASAT UNIVERSITY

During the 9thJapan-ThailandJointTradeandEconomicCommitteeMeetingheldinKobe,Japanin1989,thedelegatesfromtheJapanFederationofEconomicOrganizations(Keidanren-nowNipponKeidanren)andtheFederationofThaiIndustries(FTI)realizedthatinordertoenhanceindustrialdevelopmentofThailand,engineeringprograms,wherealllectureandlaboratorycourseswouldbetaughtinEnglishbyhighlyqualifiedfacultymemberswithdoctoraldegrees,neededtobeestablished.

AcooperationagreementamongKeidanren,FTI,andThammasatUniversitywasreachedin1992toestablishbachelor’sdegreeprogramsinengineeringatThammasatUniversitywith initial fundsprovidedbyKeidanrenandFTI.After twoyearsofsuccessfuloperation, the“InternationalInstituteofTechnology(IIT)”wasfoundedonSeptember16,1994.HerRoyalHighnessPrincessMahaChakriSirindhorngraciouslypresidedovertheCornerstoneLayingCeremonyofanewbuildingattheRangsitCenterofThammasatUniversity.HisMajesty,thelateKingBhumibolAdulyadejofThailand,graciouslygrantedtheInstituteanewname,“SirindhornInternationalInstituteofTechnology(SIIT),”onJune28,1996.

OnOctober2,1997,HerRoyalHighnessPrincessMahaChakriSirindhorngraciouslypresidedovertheSirindhornInternationalInstituteofTechnology’sInaugurationCeremonyofitsnameandbuilding.In1999,FTIprovidedaparceloflandwithanexistingbuildingatBangkadiIndustrialPark(BKD)forSIIT’susefor30years.InJune2001,theformerPrimeMinisterAnandPanyarachuninauguratedanewbuildingatBangkadiforInformationTechnologyandComputerScienceprograms.

HerRoyalHighnessPrincessMahaChakriSirindhorngraciouslypresidedovertheinaugurationoftheSirindhralaiBuildingatBangkadionJune28,2006.Thisnewsix-storybuildinghousestheSchoolofInformation,Computer,andCommunicationTechnology(ICT),theSchoolofManagementTechnology(MT),alibrary,acomputercenter,laboratories,andclassrooms.

BackgroundsofthethreefoundingorganizationsofSirindhornInternationalInstituteofTechnologyarebrieflydescribedasfollows.

Thammasat UniversityFoundedin1934,ThammasatUniversitywasoriginallydedicatedtotheteachingofhumanitiesandsocialsciences.TheUniversity hasproducedalargenumberofgraduateswhohavegreatlycontributedtothedevelopmentandprogressofThailand.Realizing thesignificant impactofscienceandtechnologyonthecountry’seconomicgrowth, inthe1980’sand1990’sThammasatUniversityinitiateddegreeprogramsinengineering,technology,physicalsciences,andmedicalsciencesatitsRangsitCenter,Pathum Thani.

The Japanese Business Federation (Nippon Keidanren)Throughthemergerofseveraleconomicandindustrialorganizations,theJapanFederationofEconomicOrganizations(Keidanren)wasestablishedinAugust1946.Keidanrenwasaprivate,non-profiteconomicorganizationrepresentingvirtuallyallbranchesofeconomicactivitiesinJapan.Keidanrenhasmaintainedclosecontactwithbothpublicandprivatesectorsathomeandabroad,andendeavored,notonlytofindpracticalsolutionstoeconomicproblems,butalsotocontributetothesounddevelopmentofeconomiesofJapanandcountriesaroundtheworld.

InMay2002,KeidanrenmergedwithNikkeiren(JapanFederationofEmployer’sAssociations)tobecomeNipponKeidanren(TheJapaneseBusinessFederation).HeadedbyinternationallydistinguishedleadersoftheJapanesebusinesscommunity,NipponKeidanrenplaysanactiveandinfluentialroletowardstheachievementofharmoniouseconomicprosperityforallmankind.




The Federation of Thai IndustriesFormerly knownas theAssociationofThai Industries (ATI), theFederationofThai Industries (FTI) came intoexistenceon December29,1987.ItwasatransformedbodyofATI,whichwascreatedin1967.FTIisanindustrialprivateorganizationthatbringstogetherindustrialleaderstopromoteThailand’ssocioeconomicdevelopment.ThemainobjectivesofFTIaretorepresentThaimanufacturersatbothnationalandinternationallevels,tohelppromoteanddevelopindustrialenterprises,toworkwiththegovernmentinsettingupnationalpolicies,andtoofferconsultingservicestomembers.

FTI isafull-serviceorganizationthatcooperateswiththegovernmenttohelpmobilizeThai industriestoreach internationalmarkets.Itactsasa“match-maker”betweenforeignindustrialistsandThairesources,whichcombinethefinancialstrength,planningability,andpersuasivepowerofThailand’sindustrialists.

Sirindhorn International Institute of Technology (SIIT) offers undergraduate and graduate programs which lead to the Bachelor of Engineering (BEng), Bachelor of Science (BSc), Master of Engineering (MEng), Master of Science (MSc), and Doctor of Philosophy (PhD)degrees.Thebachelor’sdegree isoffered in the followingareas:chemicalengineering (ChE),civilengineering (CE),computerengineering(CPE),digitalengineering(DE),electricalengineering(EE),engineeringmanagement(EM),industrialengineeringandlogisticssystems(IE),managementtechnology(MT),andmechanicalengineering(ME).

SIIToffersthreemasterofengineeringprograms,namely,MasterofEngineeringPrograminArtificialIntelligenceandInternetofThings,MasterofEngineeringPrograminEngineeringTechnology,andMasterofEngineeringPrograminLogisticsandSupplyChainSystemsEngineering.ItalsooffersMasterofSciencePrograminEngineeringandTechnology,andaDoctorofPhilosophyPrograminEngineeringandTechnology.

At the present time, the Institute has established faculty member, student, and staff exchange programs with a number ofuniversities in Asia, Australia, Europe, and North America. These programs allow, not only faculty members to collaborate with their counterparts in research projects, but also students to have an opportunity to take courses at those universities. Additionally,invitationstovisitandteachSIITcoursesareregularlyextendedtoqualifiedforeignprofessorsundersuchprograms.

AlthoughitisaunitofThammasatUniversity,SIITisfinanciallyandadministrativelyseparatetoacertaindegreefromthecentraluniversitysystem.SIIT’spoliciesandoperationsareguidedandsupervisedbytheBoardofTrusteeswhichconsistsofrepresentativesfromThammasat University,FTI,andNipponKeidanren,andscholarsappointedbytheuniversity.Inaddition,theSIITAcademicCommitteecomprisingreputablescholarsinvariousfields,providesrecommendationsonrankpromotionsoffacultymembersandalsoreviewsacademiccurricula.TheInstitute,headedbytheDirector,consistsofadministrativedivisions,alibraryandinformationservicescenter,fiveacademicschools,andtheDepartmentofCommonandGraduateStudies(CGS).

OperationsofSIITarecarriedoutattwolocations:RangsitCampus(attheRangsitCenterofThammasatUniversity)andBangkadiCampus(atBangkadiIndustrialPark).




Rangsit CampusCampus and Transportation

TheRangsitCenterofThammasatUniversity(TU)islocatedatKm.41onPhaholyothinRoad(northbound).Thecampuscanbeconvenientlyreachedbycarviaamulti-lanedividedsuperhighway(Phaholyothin),theChaengwattana-BangsaiExpressway,andbothouterEast-RingandWest-RingHighways.ItcanalsobereachedbybusesNo.29,39(nonair-conditioned),and510(air-conditioned).Thenearesttrainstation,theThammasatStation,isnearthenorthwestcorneroftheRangsitCampus.

Facilities Buildings

Twofive-storybuildingsandonefour-storybuildingarelocatedattheSIITRangsitCampus.Thefirstbuildingisthemainbuildingwithanareaof20,677m2,housingofficesandclassrooms.ThefirstfloorandasectionofthesecondflooraremainlyoccupiedbytheLibraryandInformationServicesCenter,withanexcellentcollectionofup-to-datetextbooks,magazines,andjournals.SIIT’sacademicprogramsandfacultymembers’offices,aswellastheComputerCenterandadministrativedivisions,arelocatedonthesecond,third,andfourthfloors.Classroomsofvarioussizesareonthefirst,third,fourth,andfifthfloorsofthebuilding.

ThesecondSIITbuilding,adjacenttothefirstone,isafive-storyadvancedlaboratorybuildingwithatotalareaofabout3,000m2. ItwasdedicatedbyKeidanrenandFTItoSIITonOctober6,1998.TheAdvancedLaboratoryBuildingIhouseslaboratoriesforconductingseniorprojectsoffourth-yearstudents,researchworkofgraduatestudents,andresearchprojectsoffacultymembers.

ThethirdSIITbuilding,Edutivity,isafour-storybuildingwhichisadjacenttothesecondone,withatotalareaofabout1,500m2.ThisbuildinghousesastudentactivitiescenterandtheofficeoftheBuildingandGroundDivisiononthefirstfloor,andclassroomsofvarioussizesonthesecond,third,andfourthfloors.

Anew8-storyAdvancedLaboratoryBuildingIIwithatotalareaofapproximately7,000m2isequippedwithadvancedlaboratoryandresearchequipmentthatarenecessaryforconductingadvancedresearchersbyfacultymembers,graduatestudentsandsenior-year undergraduate students.

Computer Center

TheSIITComputerCenterislocatedonthethirdfloorofthemainSIITbuilding.Thecenterisequippedwithpersonalcomputersinfourseparaterooms,twoofwhichareusedmainlyforinstructiononprogramming,mathematicalproblemsolving,engineeringgraphicsdesign,andprofessionalreportpreparation,whiletheotherroomsareusedbystudentsforgeneralcomputingpurposes.Up-to-datesoftwarepackagesareinstalledviaserversonthelocalareanetwork,allowingstudentstobecomeproficientwiththeirapplications.Thelocalareanetworksystemsupportsbothacademicandadministrativechoreswhichincludethelibrary’scomputer-basedservices,intranet,andtheinternalemailsystemforfacultymembersandstaff.Thereareanumberofserversforacademicpurposesinvariousprograms.ThelocalareanetworkisconnectedtotheInternetviatheThammasat-Rangsitfiberopticbackbone.Students,facultymembers,andstaffareprovidedwithanindividualemailaddressandservice.WirelessInternet(WiFi)isaccessiblefromallareasoftheSIITbuildings.AVPNservicebywhichstudentscanaccessSIIT’sonlinesystemfromtheirhomesisalsoavailable.InformationontheInstitutecanbeviewedfromtheofficialwebpageatwww.siit.tu.ac.th.

Library and Information Services Center

TheLibraryandInformationServicesCenterislocatedonthefirstandsecondfloorsofthemainbuilding.TheLibraryhasanexcellentcollectionoftextbooks(inscienceandengineering),conferenceproceedings,reports,technicalmagazines,andjournals.Electronicaccesstoseveralinternationaldatabasesisprovided.TheLibraryalsohasacomputerizedsearchsystemtoassiststudentsinlocatingtheirinformationsources.

StudentswhowouldliketostudybythemselvesoringroupswillfinditconvenienttostudyintheLibrary.Individualstudyareasandgroupstudyareasarelocatedonthefirstfloor.Forgroupdiscussion,studentscanmeetanddiscussinthegroupstudyrooms,whichprovidemaximumprivacyandminimuminterference.

Furthermore,studentscanusethemainTUlibrary,whichisalsolocatedattheuniversity’sRangsitCenter,fortheirstudyandliteraturesearchesonsocialsciencesandhumanities.

Infirmary

TheSIITinfirmaryroomissituatedonthegroundfloorofthemainbuilding.Itisstaffedduringofficehoursbyafullyqualifiednurse.Thenursecanassistwithminormedicalproblemsand,formoreseriouscases,canarrangeatimelytransfertoThammasat University Hospital.




Hospitals

ThammasatUniversityHospital,locatedattheRangsitCenter,providesoutpatient,inpatient,andemergencymedicalservices,aswellasotherhealthcareservicessuchasX-ray,physicalexamination,anddentalcare.Physicians,nurses,andmedicalinternsareavailable24hoursaday.Studentsareeligibletoreceivediscountsforroomchargesandservices.TherearealsoseveralprivatehospitalsneartheNavanakornIndustrialEstate,whichisonlya5-minutedrivefromtheRangsitCenter.

Student Activities Center

AstudentactivitiescenterislocatedonthefirstflooroftheSIITEdutivityBuilding.Thereisarangeoffacilitiesavailableforstudenttouseincludingair-conditionedmeetingrooms,andafoodanddrinkarea.StudentactivitiesarecoordinatedbytheStudentCommitteeunderthesupervisionoftheAssistantDirectorforStudentAffairsandAlumniRelations.AllstudentactivitiesmustconformtoSIITandTUregulations.

University Bookstore

TheTUBookstoreattheRangsitCenteriswellstockedwithpublicationsandmagazinesinbothThaiandEnglishlanguages.TextbooksusedinindividualcoursescanbepurchasedattheUniversityBookstoreatcompetitiveprices.Stationeryandofficesuppliesarealsoavailable.

PostOffice

TheThammasat-RangsitPostOfficeislocatedattheDuenBunnagBuilding.Thepostofficeofferscompletepostalservicessuchasregularmailservice,expressmailservice(EMS),registeredmailservice,packageservice,andmoneyordersduringbusinesshours.

Convenience Stores

Studentslivinginthedormitorieswillfindthatshoppingisquiteconvenient.Manyconveniencestoresarelocatedoncampus,andnearby.AttheRangsitCampusofSIIT,thereisaconveniencestoreonthefirstflooroftheMainBuilding.

Cafeterias and Canteens

SeveralcafeteriasandcanteenscanbefoundthroughouttheRangsitCenter.Avarietyoffoodisofferedbyvendorsatreasonable prices,bothonweekdaysandweekends.AdjacenttotheSIITbuildings isacafeteriawhichservesbothSIITstudentsandstudentsoftheFacultyofEngineering.

Banking Services

Forbankingservicessuchascashwithdrawalandbalanceinquiries,studentscanconvenientlyusetheautomatedtellermachines(ATMs)whicharelocatedatvariouslocationsoncampusandattheSIITmainbuilding.Forfullservices,studentscangototheon-campusbranchofficesofBangkokBank,KrungThaiBank,andThaiMilitaryBank.OtherbankswithbranchesnearthecampusareKasikornBank,ThanachartBank,andSiamCommercialBank.

Dormitories

TheRangsitCenterhason-campusdormitoriesformaleandfemalestudents.Over6,200livingunitsareavailabletoaccommodate students, facultymembers,anduniversitystaff.Withinwalkingandshort-drivingdistances,manyprivatedormitoriescanbefound.Theseareco-eddormitories,aswellasdormitorieswithseparatebuildingsformaleandfemalestudents.Air-conditioned unitswithbathroomsarealsoavailable.

Sport Facilities

TheRangsitCenterhasawiderangeofsportfacilitiesforstudentsincludingswimmingpoolsandpracticefieldsforsoccer,basketball,volleyball,andtennis.Allareinthevicinityofthestudentdormitories.Areasforindoorsportssuchasbadmintonandtabletennisareprovidedintheindoorgymnasiums.Studentsmayalsochoosetoexercisebybiking,jogging,etc.,especiallyinthemorningsincetheairisveryrefreshing.Inaddition,theRangsitCampusofSIIThasanoutdoorbasketballcourtinfrontofthemainbuilding.




Bangkadi CampusCampus and TransportationTheBangkadiCampusislocated14kilometersfromtheRangsitCampusonTiwanonRoad.ThecampuscanbeconvenientlyreachedbySIITshuttlebus(air-conditioned)andcanalsobereachedbybusNo.6249(noair-conditioned)

Facilities Buildings

In1999,FTI,withco-operationfromToshibaThailandCo.,Ltd.,andMitsui&Co.(Thailand),Ltd.,provided5.6rai(0.9hectare)oflandwithanexistingofficebuildingintheBangkadiIndustrialPark(BIP)forSIIT’suseforaperiodof30years.Later,SIITpurchasedtwomoreparcelsoflandintheindustrialparkwithareasof4rai(0.64hectare)and5rai(0.8hectare).Theexistingbuildingwasrenovatedandenlarged.Thisbuilding,whichiscalledtheIT&MTbuilding,hasacombinedareaofapproximately3,300 m2.TheComputerScienceandInformationTechnologyprogramsmovedtothesenewfacilitiesinJune2002.

Another6-storybuildingwithanareaof6,452m2wascompletedinOctober2004.HerRoyalHighnessPrincessMahaChakriSirindhorngraciouslygrantedtheuseofthename“Sirindhralai”forthisnewbuildingandgraciouslypresidedovertheinaugurationofthisnewbuildingonJune28,2006.IthousestheSchoolofInformation,Computer,andCommunicationTechnology(ICT),theSchoolofManagementTechnology(MT),theLibraryandInformationServicesCenter,theComputerCenter,classrooms,andlaboratories.

ThethirdSIITbuildingistheSIITAdministrationandTrainingBuilding,locatedinfrontoftheBangkadiIndustrialParkonTiwanondRoad.Itisafour-storybuildingwhichaimstobearesearchandtrainingcenter.Thefirstfloorisforcarparking.BangkokBankislocatedonthesecondfloor.Ontheupperfloors,therearegraduatestudentofficesandresearchlaboratories.

Computer Center

AComputerCenterofficeislocatedonthesecondflooroftheSirindhralaibuilding.Itsupervisesandmaintainstwolaboratories forinstructionandstudents’useinmathematicalandstatisticalproblemsolving,computergraphics,systemssimulation,database applicationsandprogramming,computernetworking,andgeneralcomputingpurposes.Inaddition,therearenetworkaccesspointsinalmosteveryroomofthecampuswhichconnecttotheRangsitCampusofSIITbyahigh-speedconnection.StudentscaneasilyaccesstheInterneteitherfromtheirnotebookcomputers,usingwirelesshotspotsineverybuilding,orfromthecomputers inboththelibraryandthecomputerlaboratories.

Library and Information Services Center

TheLibraryandInformationServicesCenteratBangkadiislocatedonthe3rdflooroftheSirindhralaiBuilding.TheLibraryhasanexcellentcollectionof textbooks, technicalbooks,conferenceproceedings, reports, technicalmagazines,and journals inthefieldsofelectronicsandcommunication,instrumentationandcontrolsystems,computerscience,informationtechnology, engineeringmanagement,andmanagementtechnology.Computerfacilitiesareprovidedforaccessingthelibrarycatalogdatabase,onlinedatabasesandfull-textjournals,andforself-study.Thelibraryalsoprovideswirelessfacilitiesforstudentstoaccesstheinternetandonlineinformation.Groupstudyareasarealsoprovided,studentscanmeetanddiscussinthegroupstudyrooms,whichprovidemaximumprivacyandminimuminterference.

Infirmary

TheinfirmaryroomisonthegroundflooroftheIT&MTbuilding.Afullyqualifiednurseisinchargeduringweekdaystoassistwithminormedicalproblemsandprovidefirst-aidtreatment.

Dormitory

TheSIITInternationalResidenceatBangkadihastwofive-storybuildings,oneformaleresidentsandanotherforfemaleresidents. Thereare72roomsonthe2nd-5thfloors,whichcanaccommodateupto144residents.Commonrooms,canteen,andalaunderettearelocatedonthefirstfloor,withaconveniencestorenearby.Inaddition,freeinternetWi-Fiisprovidedfortheresidentsonthegroundfloor.

Cafeteria and Canteen

Avarietyoffoods,snacks,andbeveragesareprovidedfromvendorsatreasonablepricesatacafeteriaonthegroundflooroftheSirindhralaibuilding.Additionally,thereisacoffeeshoponthegroundflooroftheIT&MTbuildingwhichservessnacksandbeverages.




Sport Facilities

ThereisasoccerfieldbehindtheSirindhralaibuilding.Inaddition,anoutdoorbasketballcourtislocatednexttotheSIITInter-

national Residence.Thereisalsoabadmintongymnasiumbesidethedormitorybuildings.

GENERAL INFORMATIONSirindhornInternationalInstituteofTechnologyoffers5internationalgraduateprogramsasfollows:

Master of Engineering • MasterofEngineeringPrograminArtificialIntelligenceandInternetofThings • MasterofEngineeringPrograminEngineeringTechnology • MasterofEngineeringPrograminLogisticsandSupplyChainSystemsEngineering

Master of Science • MasterofSciencePrograminEngineeringandTechnology

Doctor of Philosophy • DoctorofPhilosophyPrograminEngineeringandTechnology

ADMISSION REQUIREMENTS AND PROCESS 1. Completedapplicationonlineanduploadrequireddocumentsinasoftfileasfollows: 1.1 Atleastonepageofastatementofpurpose 1.2 CurriculumVitae(CV)orResume 1.3 Acopyofofficialtranscript -Bachelor’sDegree(AtleastGPA.2.75)forMaster’s Degreeapplication -Master’sDegree(AtleastGPA.3.50)forPh.D.Degreeapplication 1.4 AcopyofanofficialcertificateofEnglishproficiency,asfollows(ifany): TOEFL(PBT400+)or(CBT97+)or(IBT32+)orIELTS4.5+,orTU-GET(PBT400+)or(CBT32+),orTOEIC500+ 1.5 AcopyofcitizenIDcard/passport 1.6 Researchpapers,publications,orcertificates(ifany) 1.7 Arecentphotograph(1x1.5inches’sizeas.jpegonly)

Remark:Pleaseprovideyour2referees’namesandofficiale-mailaddressesinonlineapplicationformforsubmittingletterof recommendationonlinewhichwillbedeliveredtoyourrefereesviae-mailaddress.(Letterofrecommendation:Atleast

onefromacademic/thesisadvisorandtheotheronefrominstructorfromyouruniversity.)

2. Passingascreeningprocess,whichincludesaninterviewconductedinEnglishbyanSIITCommittee,consistingofatleast 3facultymembers 3. FinalapprovalbytheSIITExecutiveCommittees Remark:Studentswhohaveinadequateknowledgeinsomeareasmayberequiredtotakeadditionalcoursesinthoseareas.

Application Deadline: Firstsemester:lastweekofJune Secondsemester:lastweekofNovember

Forfurtherinformation,contact:AdmissionandPublicRelationsDivisionSirindhornInternationalInstituteofTechnologyThammasat University - Rangsit CenterP.O.Box22,Thammasat-RangsitPostOfficePathum Thani 12121, ThailandTel.+66-2-986-9009;+66-2-986-9011~3(Ext.1006)Fax. +66-2-986-9112~3E-mail:[email protected]:http://www.siit.tu.ac.th

OnlineApplication:https://graduateadmissions.siit.tu.ac.th/




INTERVIEWAllcandidateswhohavereceivednotificationofaninterviewafterhavingsubmittedtheirapplicationformsshallbeinterviewedbyatleastthreefacultymembers.TheinterviewisconductedinEnglish.

FEESTheinstitutereservestherighttoreviseitschargesfortuitionandeducationsupportfeesandtoestablishotherfeesasmayberequiredbyincreasededucationalcosts.

TUITION FEEThetuitionfee,whichincludeschargesforinstructionandacademicadvice,is 3,600Bahtpercredit.

EDUCATION SUPPORT FEESThefeesincludeservicesotherthaninstruction,suchaslibrary,publications,thesissupport,computingfacility,counseling,andplacement,butdonotcoverthecostofdamageorlossofuniversityproperty.Thefeesarechargedatthefollowingrates:

Regular semester: 53,815Bahtpersemester(or41,315Bahtifthenumberofregisteredcreditsislessthanorequalto6credits)Summer session: 26,450Bahtforsummersession(or20,200Bahtifthenumberofregisteredcreditsislessthanorequalto 3credits)Student status maintaining: 4,800 Baht per semester

Thetotaltuitionandeducationsupportfeespersemesterareapproximately86,215Bahtfor9credits.

Otherfees,suchaslatepaymentfee,lateregistrationfee,andfinesforoverduebooksmaybechargedwhenapplicable.

TUITION FEE RATES FOR EXTERNAL STUDENTS1. TuitionfeesforanexternalstudentwhoisalsoadegreestudentofSIIT: 1.1 Agraduatecourse 3,600bahtpercredit 1.2 Anundergraduatelaboratorycourse 4,500bahtpercredit 1.3 Anundergraduatelecturecourse 3,300bahtpercredit2. TuitionfeesforanexternalstudentwhoisadegreestudentofTU: 2.1 Agraduatecourse 3,600bahtpercredit 2.2 Anundergraduatelaboratorycourse 4,500bahtpercredit 2.3 Anundergraduatelecturecourse 3,300bahtpercredit3. TuitionfeesforanexternalstudentwhoisnotadegreestudentofTU: 3.1 Agraduatecourse 4,500bahtpercredit 3.2 Anundergraduatelaboratorycourse 5,500bahtpercredit 3.3 Anundergraduatelecturecourse 4,400bahtpercredit




FINANCIAL AIDInprinciple,studentshavetocontact facultymembers inthefieldoftheir interest inadvancetoapply forascholarshipand/orotherfinancialaid.

Graduate Scholarship Program for Excellent Foreign Students (EFS) ThirtyEFSscholarshipsareannuallyavailableforexcellentnon-Thaistudentsfromreputableuniversitiesofanyforeigncountrytostudyinamaster’soradoctoraldegreeprogramatSIITforallSIITcurriculums.ThescholarshipcoversfullSIITtuitionandeducationalsupportfeeswith full thesissupport, livingallowance(includingaccommodation), round-tripairfare,VISAextension,medical insurance,Englishproficiencytestforgraduation,andotherbenefits.

Graduate Scholarship Program for Excellent Thai Students (ETS) TheETSscholarshipsareavailable forexcellentThaistudents fromreputableuniversitiestostudy inamaster’soradoctoraldegreeprogramatSIITforallSIITcurriculums.ThescholarshipcoversfullSIITtuitionandeducationalsupportfeeswithfullthesissupport,livingallowance,andaccidentinsurance.Airfareandaccommodationarenotsupported.

Graduate Scholarship Program for Students from Neighboring Countries (SSNC)TheSSNCscholarshipsareavailableforstudentsfromthePeople’sRepublicofLaoandthePeople’sRepublicofCambodiatostudyinamaster’soradoctoraldegreeprogramatSIITforallSIITcurriculums.ThescholarshipcoversfullSIITtuitionandeducationalsupportfeeswithfullthesissupport,livingallowance(includingaccommodation),round-tripairfare,VISAextension,medicalinsurance,andotherbenefits.

SIIT Scholarships for Graduate StudiesMorethan60scholarshipsareannuallyavailableforgraduatestudentstostudyinamaster’soradoctoraldegreeprogramatSIIT.ThescholarshipsareavailabletoallSIITCurriculums.ThescholarshipcoversSIITtuitionandeducationalsupportfees.Airfareandmonthlyallowancearenotsupported.

SIIT Young Researcher Grants (YRG)

SIITYoungResearcherGrants(YRG)areavailableforgraduatestudentstostudyinamaster’soradoctoraldegreeprogramatSIIT.Thegrantcoversfulltuitionandeducationalsupportfeesandotherbenefitsasaresearchassistant.

TAIST-Tokyo Tech Scholarships (NSTDA)

TAIST-TokyoTechScholarshipsareavailableforgraduatestudentstostudyinamaster’sdegreeprogramintheArtificialIntelligenceandInternetofThings(AI)ortheSustainableEnergyandResourcesEngineeringProgram(SERE)atSIIT.Thescholarshipcoversfulltuitionandeducationalsupportfeesthroughoutthetwo-yearcurriculum.Afullthesisallowancewillbesupportedinthesecondacademicyear.

TAIST-JAIST Scholarships

SIITandJapanAdvancedInstituteofScienceandTechnology(JAIST)areofferingadualdegreedoctoralprogramintheareaofServiceScience,whichincludesvariousparticipatingfieldsinEngineeringandTechnology.Durationoftheprogramis4years:the1st and 3rd years willbespentatSIITwhilethe2nd and 4thyearswillbespentatJAIST(Japan).Thescholarshipcoversfulltuitionandeducationalsupportfeesforfouryearsofstudying,asanSIITdualgraduateeducationprogramscholarship.Studentsrecommendedbytheirsupervisorscanbeprovidedwithasalaryofpart-timeResearchand/orTeachingAssistantships.

AUN/SEED-Net Collaborative Education Program (CEP) ScholarshipsAUN/SEED-NetismainlysupportedbytheJapaneseGovernmentthroughtheJapanInternationalCooperationAgency(JICA),andpartiallysupportedbytheASEANFoundation.Thescholarshipalsoprovidesintegrativesupportsforfacultydevelopmentandnetworkestablishment. Thesescholarshipsareavailableforgraduatestudentstostudy inadouble-degreedoctoralprogramatSIITandHokkaidoUniversityinJapan.Thescholarshipcoversfulltuitionandeducationalsupportfeeswithfullthesissupport,livingallowance,round-tripairfareandrelocationallowance,medicalinsurance,Englishproficiencytestforgraduation,andotherbenefits. ADB-Japan Scholarships

ADB-Japanscholarships,supportedbyTheAsianDevelopmentBank(ADB),areavailableforgraduatestudentstostudyinamaster’sdegreeprogramatSIIT.Thescholarshipcoversfulltuitionandeducationalsupportfees,livingallowance(includingaccommodation),round-trip airfare,medicalinsurance,bookallowance,andotherbenefits.

Formoredetailsoftheabovescholarshipprogramsandotheradditionalscholarshipprograms,pleaseobtaintheinformationfromthefollowingwebsite:http://www.siit.tu.ac.th




SEMESTER PERIODSFirstSemester: August-DecemberSecondSemester: January-MaySummer Session: June - July

ACADEMIC REGULATIONSRegistration: Afull-timestudentmayregisterfor6to15creditsperregularsemester,andnomorethan6creditsinsummer.

Astudentwhodoesnotregisterforanycoursesinasemestermustpaythe“studentstatusmaintaining”fee.

Course Coding System SirindhornInternationalInstituteofTechnologysetsupthecoursecodingsystemasfollows:

1. Thesubjectcodeconsistsofalphabeticalandnumericalcodes.

2. Thealphabeticalcodeconsistsof2-3characters,whichrefertothefollowinggroupofsubjects: ES indicatesbasicsubjects. ET indicatessubjectsinEngineeringTechnology. ICT indicatessubjectsinArtificialIntelligenceandInternetofThings. SE indicatessubjectsinLogisticsandSupplyChainSystemsEngineering.

3. Thenumericalcodecontains3digitsthatcanbedescribedasfollows: • Thefirstdigitindicatesthegraduateprogram. • Theseconddigitindicatesthesubjectgroup. FortheMasterofEngineeringPrograminEngineeringTechnology,thesubjectgroupsaredefinedasfollows: 0 General 1 ChemicalEngineering 2 Civil Engineering 3 ElectricalEngineering 4 IndustrialEngineeringandManufacturingSystems 5 MechanicalEngineering 6-7 SustainableEnergyandEnvironment 8 MaterialsScienceandEngineering 9 Computer Engineering • Thelastdigitindicatesthesubjectorder.

Evaluation of Academic PerformanceTheacademicperformanceofstudentsonataughtcourse ismeasuredbythegradepointaverage(GPA)systemorequivalent.Thefollowinggradesareused:

Grade Points A 4.00 A- 3.67 B+ 3.33 B 3.00 B- 2.67 C+ 2.33 C 2.00 D 1.00 F 0.00




Forthesis/dissertation/independentstudy,theacademicperformanceismeasuredbythefollowinggrades:

Grade Points Significance NP - NoProgress S - Satisfactory SP - SatisfactoryandProgress U - Unsatisfactory

Agradingsystemof“P”(Pass)and“N”(NotPass) isappliedonlyforevaluationofaqualificationexaminationandEnglishproficiencyrequirements.

Notethatforthe“S,”“SP,”“U,”“P,”“N,”and“NP”grades,nopointsaregiven.

Whenreceivingthe“U”grade,thestudent’sstatuswillbeterminated.

Acreditwillbeearnedonlyifthegradeis“S,”“SP,”ornotlowerthangrade“C”formaster’sdegreeprogramsor“B”forthedoctoraldegreeprogram.Grade“D”or“F”willbeincludedinthecalculationofthegradepointaverageofeachsemesterandforthecumulativegrade point average. Whenreceivingthe“NP”gradeintwoconsecutivesemesters,anadvisorapprovalfornextsemesterregistrationisrequired.

Anymaster’sdegreestudentwhogetsgrade“U”orlowerthangrade“C”canre-enrollinthefollowingcases: 1. Foracompulsorycourse,thestudentcanre-enroll inthatcourseonlyonemoretime.Hisorherstudentstatuswillbe terminatedifheorshestillfailstoobtaingrade“S”oratleast“C”inthesecondenrollment. 2. Foranelectivecourse,thestudentcanre-enrollinthatcourseoranotherelectivecourseandmustobtaingrade“S”orat

least“C.”

Anydoctoraldegreestudentwhogetsgrade“U”orlowerthangrade“B”canre-enrollinthefollowingcases: 1. Foracompulsorycourse,thestudentcanre-enroll inthatcourseonlyonemoretime.Hisorherstudentstatuswillbe

terminatedifheorshestillfailstoobtaingrade“S”oratleast“B”inthesecondenrollment. 2. Foranelectivecourse,thestudentcanre-enrollinthatcourseoranotherelectivecourseandmustobtaingrade“S”orat

least“B.”




MASTER’S DEGREE PROGRAMSGENERAL INFORMATION

APPLICANT’S QUALIFICATIONS

1. Anapplicantmustholdabachelor’sdegreeinengineering,science,orarelatedfieldthatisacceptedbytheSIITExecutive Committee.

2. Theapplicantmusthavethefollowingqualifications: 2.1 MasterofScienceProgram 2.1.1 Plan A1 • Theapplicantmustreceiveabachelor’sdegreefromSIIT. • Theapplicantmusthaveatop20%classrankforabachelor’sdegree,oracumulativeGPAofatleast 2.75, or 2.50 with sufficient relevant research or work experience as specified by the SIIT Executive Committee. 2.1.2 Plan A2 • Theapplicantmusthaveatop20%classrankforabachelor’sdegree,oracumulativeGPAofatleast 2.75, or 2.50 with sufficient relevant research or work experience as specified by the SIIT Executive Committee. 2.2 MasterofEngineeringProgram

Theapplicantmusthaveatop20%classrankforabachelor’sdegree,oracumulativeGPAofatleast2.75,oraresearch workpublishedoracceptedforpublications,oraresearchexperience,oraworkingexperience,orqualificationsspecified bytheSIITExecutiveCommittee.

3. TheapplicantmustsubmitanofficialscoreofoneofthefollowingEnglishlanguagetests: • TOEFLscoreofnotlessthan400(paper-based)or97(computer-based),or32(internet-based) • IELTSscoreofnotlessthan4.5 • TU-GETscoreofnotlessthan400(paper-based)or32(computer-based) • TOEICscoreofnotlessthan500

Thescoremustnotbeolderthantwoyearsfromthedateonwhichitwasissuedtothedateoftheapplicationforadmissionto the program.

InthecaseofnoEnglishscoreorascorelessthantheaboverequirements,theapplicantmaybeadmittedwithconditionsthathe/shemusttakeSIITEnglishremedialcoursesand/orSIITEnglishproficiencytests,andmeettherequirementssetbythe institute.

Exemption:AnapplicantwhoisanativeEnglishspeakingstudentfromAustralia,Canada,NewZealand,UnitedKingdom,orUSAmaybeexemptedfromtheaboveEnglishproficiencyrequirementsifhe/shepassesaninterviewbyanSIITinterviewingcommitteeconsistingof3nativeEnglishspeakinginstructors.

PERIOD OF STUDY

Theminimumperiodofstudytocompletemaster’sdegreeprogramsareasfollowing: •1academicyearforMasterofEngineeringPrograminEngineeringTechnology(PlanB)andMasterofEngineeringProgram

inLogisticsandSupplyChainSystemsEngineering •1.5academicyearsforMasterofEngineeringPrograminEngineeringTechnology(PlanA2),MasterofEngineeringProgram

inArtificialIntelligenceandInternetofThingsandMasterofSciencePrograminEngineeringandTechnology

Themaximumperiodofstudyforallmaster’sdegreeprogramsis5academicyears.

TRANSFERRED CREDITS

Amaximumof12creditsofcourseswithallgradesbeing“B”orbettercanbetransferred.

STUDY PLANS

•PlanA1(Thesisonly) •PlanA2(Thesisandcoursework) •PlanB (Independentstudy)




MASTER OF ENGINEERING PROGRAM IN ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE AND INTERNET OF THINGS

CURRICULUM TITLE MasterofEngineeringPrograminArtificialIntelligenceandInternetofThings(InternationalProgram)

DEGREE TITLE MasterofEngineering(ArtificialIntelligenceandInternetofThings)

ACADEMIC SYSTEM 1. AllcoursesareconductedinEnglish.Anacademicyearisdividedinto2semesters.Eachsemesterconsistsof15weeks. Coursesmaybeofferedforasummersemesterofatleast6weeksduration.Thetotalnumberoflecturehoursrequiredfor thesummersemesteristhesameasthatfortheregularsemester.Enrollmentforsummercoursesisoptional.

2. Curriculum 2.1 Study Plan A2 Thestudyplanconsistsofprescribedcoursework(24credits)andthesis(15credits).Atotalof39creditsarerequired forcompletionoftheprogram. 2.2 Thesis 2.2.1 Astudentcanregisterforathesisafterheorshehasstudiedforatleast2regularsemestersorhasgained 12creditswithaminimumcumulativeGPAof3.00. 2.2.2 Thesis Committee Thethesiscommitteemustconsistofatleast3membersasfollows: • Principaladvisor:TheprincipaladvisormustbeaSIITfacultymemberinacorrespondingorrelatedacademic program. • Co-advisor(ifany):Aco-advisormustbeaSIITorTUfacultymember,oranexpertoutsideTU,witha doctoraldegreeorequivalent,orwithanacademicrankofatleastassociateprofessorinacorresponding orrelatedacademicprogram. • ExpertoutsideTU:TheexpertoutsideTUmustholdadoctoraldegreeorequivalentwithanacademicrank ofatleastassistantprofessor,orhaveanacademicrankofassociateprofessororhigher. • Otherthesiscommitteemembers:OtherthesiscommitteemembersmustbeSIITorTUfacultymembers withadoctoraldegreeorequivalent,orwithanacademicrankofassociateprofessororhigher.

Thenumberofthesiscommitteememberswhoarenottheprincipaladvisororaco-advisormustnotbefewer thanthenumberofthosewhoaretheprincipaladvisororaco-advisor.

ThenumberofthesiscommitteememberswhoareSIITorTUfacultymembersmustnotbefewerthanthe numberofthosewhoareexpertsoutsideTU.

Theabovethesiscommitteemustalsoserveasthecommitteesforboththeproposalandfinalthesisdefenses. However,thechairpersonsofbothdefensesmustnotbetheprincipaladvisororaco-advisor.




GRADUATION REQUIREMENTS Tograduate,studentsmustmeetthefollowingminimumrequirements: 1. Twenty-fourcreditsoftaughtcoursesrequiredbythecurriculumwithacumulativeGPAofatleast3.00.Inaddition,the gradeofeachofthesecoursesmustbeatleast“C.” 2. Fifteencreditsofthesisworkandpassingathesisdefense. 3. ApprovalofthethesisbytheThesisCommittee. 4. Papersarepublishedinoneofthefollowing: 4.1 Atleastonepaperonthesisresultsmusthavebeenpublishedoracceptedforpublicationinaqualifiedinternational journalundertheregulationsonclassificationofacademicjournalsforresearchpublicationsbytheHigherEducation CommissionandtheSIITAcademicCommittee,or 4.2 Atleastonepaperonthesisresultsmusthavebeenpublishedoracceptedforpublicationinaqualifiednationaljournal undertheregulationsonclassificationofacademicjournalsforresearchpublicationsbytheHigherEducationCommission andtheSIITAcademicCommittee,or 4.3 Atleastonepaperonthesisresultsmusthavebeenacceptedandregisteredforpresentationinaninternationalconference andalsoforpublicationofafullpaperininternationalconferenceproceedings. 5. HavingsatisfiedoneofthefollowingEnglishproficiencyrequirements: • ATOEFL(officialorinstitutional)scoreofatleast550(paper-based),or213(computer-based)or79(internet-based) • AnIELTSscoreofatleast6.5 • ATU-GETscoreofatleast550(paper-based),or79(computer-based) • ATOEICscoreofnotlessthan750,andpassanEnglishefficiencyevaluationbyanSIITnativeEnglishspeaking instructor • “P”gradeinTU005English1andTU006English2

Thescoremustnotbeolderthan2yearsfromthetestdatetothestartoftheacademicsemesterpriortothestudent’sfirstacademicsemesterandmustnotbeolderthan2yearsfromthetestdatetothestudent’sentranceexaminationdate.

Exemption: AnapplicantwhoisanativeEnglishspeakingstudentfromAustralia,Canada,NewZealand,UnitedKingdom,orUSAmay beexemptedfromtheaboveEnglishproficiencyrequirementsifhe/shepassesaninterviewbyanSIITinterviewingcommittee consistingof3nativeEnglishspeakinginstructors.




CURRICULUM 1. Total Credits Requirement Atotalof39creditsarerequiredforcompletionoftheprogram.

2. Structure and Components 2.1 Compulsory Courses 15 Credits 2.2 CompulsoryElectiveCourse 3Credits 2.3 TechnicalElectiveCourses 6Credits 2.4 Master’sThesis 15Credits Total 39 Credits

3. List of Courses in the Curriculum Credits (lecture-practice-self study hours) 3.1 Compulsory Courses, 15 credits ICT700 SoftwareConceptsforArtificialIntelligenceandInternetofThings 3(3-0-9) ICT710 SoftwareDesignsforArtificialIntelligenceandInternetofThings 3(2-3-7) ICT720 HardwareConceptsforArtificialIntelligenceandInternetofThings 3(3-0-9) ICT730 HardwareDesignsforArtificialIntelligenceandInternetofThings 3(2-3-7) and ES610 ResearchMethodsandCommunications 3(3-0-9) or ES605 ResearchMethodology 2(2-0-6) ES606 ResearchSeminar 1(1-0-3)

3.2 Compulsory Elective Course, 3 credits Selectoneofthefollowingcourses: ES601 AdvancedEngineeringMathematics 3(3-0-9) ES611 TheoryofComputation 3(3-0-9) ES612 AdvancedBusinessStatistics 3(3-0-9) ET600 NumericalMethodsforEngineers 3(3-0-9) ET601 ComputerApplicationsforEngineers 3(3-0-9) ICT600 ComputationalMathematics 3(3-0-9) SE600 DecisionMakingandOptimization 3(3-0-9)

3.3 Technical Elective Courses, 6 credits Selecttwocoursesfromthefollowingcourses: ICT740 CommunicationTheoryandConnectivity 3(3-0-9) ICT750 DigitalSignalProcessingandInternetofThings 3(3-0-9) ICT760 DataScienceandIntelligenceProcessing 3(3-0-9) ICT770 ControlTheoryandSmartControl 3(3-0-9) ICT780 CurrentTopicsinArtificialIntelligenceandInternetofThings 3(3-0-9) ICT781 AdvancedTopicsinArtificialIntelligenceandInternetofThings 3(3-0-9) ICT782 SelectedTopicsinArtificialIntelligenceandInternetofThings 3(3-0-9) ICT790 CurrentTopicsinInformationandCommunicationTechnology 3(3-0-9) 3.4 Master’s Thesis, 15 credits ICT801 Thesis 15




MASTER OF ENGINEERING PROGRAM IN ENGINEERING TECHNOLOGY

CURRICULUM TITLE MasterofEngineeringPrograminEngineeringTechnology(InternationalProgram)

DEGREE TITLE MasterofEngineering(EngineeringTechnology)

ACADEMIC SYSTEM 1. AllcoursesareconductedinEnglish.Anacademicyearisdividedinto2semesters.Eachsemesterconsistsof15weeks. Coursesmaybeofferedforasummersemesterofatleast6weeksduration.Thetotalnumberoflecturehoursrequiredfor thesummersemesteristhesameasthatfortheregularsemester.Enrollmentforsummercoursesisoptional. 2. Curriculum 2.1 Study Plan A2 Thestudyplanconsistsofprescribedcoursework(24credits)andthesis(15credits).Atotalof39creditsarerequired forcompletionoftheprogram. 2.2 Study Plan B Thestudyplanconsistsofprescribedcoursework(30credits)andindependentstudy(6credits),andacomprehensive examinationarerequiredforcompletionoftheprogram. 3. Thesis(StudyPlanA2) 3.1 Thesis Astudentcanregisterforathesisafterheorshehasstudiedforatleast2regularsemesterorhasgained12credits withaminimumcumulativeGPAof3.00. 3.2 Thesis Committee Thethesiscommitteemustconsistofatleast3membersasfollows: • Principaladvisor:TheprincipaladvisormustbeaSIITfacultymemberinacorrespondingorrelatedacademic program. • Co-advisor(ifany):Aco-advisormustbeaSIITorTUfacultymember,oranexpertoutsideTU,withadoctoral degreeorequivalent,orwithanacademicrankofatleastassociateprofessorinacorrespondingorrelatedacademic program. • ExpertoutsideTU:TheexpertoutsideTUmustholdadoctoraldegreeorequivalentwithanacademic rank ofatleastassistantprofessor,orhaveanacademicrankofassociateprofessororhigher. • Otherthesiscommitteemembers:OtherthesiscommitteemembersmustbeSIITorTUfacultymemberswith adoctoraldegreeorequivalent,orwithanacademicrankofassociateprofessororhigher.

Thenumberofthesiscommitteememberswhoarenottheprincipaladvisororaco-advisormustnotbefewerthan thenumberofthosewhoaretheprincipaladvisororaco-advisor.

ThenumberofthesiscommitteememberswhoareSIITorTUfacultymembersmustnotbefewerthanthenumberof those who are experts outside TU.

Theabovethesiscommitteemustalsoserveasthecommitteesforboththeproposalandfinalthesisdefenses.However, thechairpersonsofbothdefensesmustnotbetheprincipaladvisororaco-advisor.

4. IndependentStudy(StudyPlanB) 4.1 Astudentcanregisterforindependentstudyafterheorshehasgainedatleast15creditswithaminimumcumulative GPAof3.00. 4.2 Astudentcantakethefinalexaminationofanindependentstudyonlyafterheorshehasobtained“P”(Pass)forhis orhercomprehensiveexaminationandsatisfiedEnglishproficiencyrequirements. 4.3 Independent Study Examination SIITshallappointaprojectadvisorand,ifrequired,aprojectco-advisortoadvisethestudentontheindependentstudy. 4.3.1 TheprojectadvisormustbeaSIITfacultymemberwithadoctoraldegreeorequivalent,orhasanacademic rankofatleastassociateprofessorintheprogramorarelatedprogram. 4.3.2 SIITshallappointaprojectcommitteeofatleast2persons,consistingoftheprojectadvisor,aprojectco-advisor (ifneeded),facultymember(s),ofSIIT,andanexternalmemberifnecessary. 4.4 Comprehensive Examination 4.4.1 Acomprehensiveexaminationcanbetakenafterthestudenthasgainedatleast12creditswithaminumum cumulativeGPAof3.00. 4.4.2 Astudentmustpassthecomprehensiveexaminationwithinamaximumofthreetimes,ifthestudentcannot passthecomprehensiveexaminationswithinthreetimes,thestatusofthestudentwillbeterminated.Results ofallcomprehensiveexaminationswillberecordedinthestudent’sacademicrecord.




GRADUATION REQUIREMENTS

1. Graduationrequirements(StudyPlanA2) Studentsmustmeetthefollowingminimumrequirements: 1.1 Twenty-fourcreditsoftaughtcoursesrequiredbythecurriculumwithacumulativeGPAofatleast3.00.Inaddition, thegradeofeachofthesecoursesmustbeatleast“C.” 1.2 Fifteencreditsofthesisworkandpassingathesisdefense 1.3 ApprovalofthethesisbytheThesisCommittee 1.4 Papersarepublishedinoneofthefollowing: 1.4.1 Atleastonepaperonthesisresultsmusthavebeenpublishedoracceptedforpublicationinaqualifiedinternational journalundertheregulationsonclassificationofacademicjournalsforresearchpublicationsbytheHigherEducation CommissionandtheSIITAcademicCommittee,or 1.4.2 Atleastonepaperonthesisresultsmusthavebeenpublishedoracceptedforpublicationinaqualifiednational journalunder the regulationsonclassificationofacademic journals for researchpublicationsby theHigher EducationCommissionandtheSIITAcademicCommittee,or 1.4.3 Atleastonepaperonthesisresultsmusthavebeenacceptedandregisteredforpresentationinaninternational conferenceandalsoforpublicationofafullpaperininternationalconferenceproceedings. 1.5 HavingsatisfiedoneofthefollowingEnglishproficiencyrequirements: • ATOEFL(officialorinstitutional)scoreofatleast550(paper-based),or213(computer-based),or79(internet-based) • AnIELTSscoreofatleast6.5 • ATU-GETscoreofatleast550(paper-based),or79(computer-based) • ATOEICscoreofnotlessthan750,andpassanEnglishefficiencyevaluationbyanSIITnativeEnglishspeaking instructor • “P”gradeinTU005English1andTU006English2



2. Graduationrequirement(StudyPlanB) Studentsmustmeetthefollowingminimunrequirements: 2.1 ThirtycreditsofcoursesrequiredbythecurriculumwithacumulativeGPAofatleast3.00.Inaddition,thegradeof eachofthesecoursesmustbeatleast“C”. 2.2 Havingobtained“S”inhisorherindependentstudyforsixcreditsandpassingthecomprehensiveexamination. 2.3 Atleastonepaperonthefindingsoftheindependentstudymusthavebeenpresentedorpublishedinasearchable way. 2.4 HavingsatisfiedoneofthefollowingEnglishproficiencyrequirements: • ATOEFL(officialorinstitutional)scoreofatleast550(paper-based),or213(computer-based),or79(internet-based) • AnIELTSscoreofatleast6.5 • ATU-GETscoreofatleast550(paper-based),or79(computer-based) • ATOEICscoreofnotlessthan750,andpassanEnglishefficiencyevaluationbyanSIITnativeEnglishspeaking instructor • “P”gradeinTU005English1andTU006English2






CURRICULUM 1. Total Credits Requirement 1.1 PlanA2: Atotalof39creditsarerequiredforcompletionoftheprogram. 1.2 PlanB:Atotalof36creditsarerequiredforcompletionoftheprogram 2. Structure and Components 2.1 Plan A2: 2.1.1 Compulsory Course 3 Credits 2.1.2 Compulsory Elective Courses 15 Credits 2.1.2.1 GeneralCompulsoryElectiveCourse 3Credits 2.1.2.2 SpecializedCompulsoryElectiveCourses 12Credits fromoneofthefollowingeightmajorsofstudy,i.e., 1. ChemicalEngineering 2. Civil Engineering 3. ElectricalEngineering 4. IndustrialEngineeringandManufacturingSystems 5. MechanicalEngineering 6. SustainableEnergyandEnvironment 7. MaterialsScienceandEngineering 8. Computer Engineering 2.1.3 Elective Courses 6 Credits 2.1.4 Master’s Thesis 15 Credits Total 39 Credits 2.2 Plan B 2.2.1 Compulsory Course 3 Credits 2.2.2 Compulsory Elective Courses 24 Credits 2.2.2.1 GeneralCompulsoryElectiveCourse 3Credits 2.2.2.2 SpecializedCompulsoryElectiveCourses 21Credits 2.2.3 Elective Course 3 Credits 2.2.4 Independent Study 6 Credits Total 36 Credits 3. List of Courses in the Curriculum

Credits (lecture-practice-self study hours) 3.1 Compulsory Course, 3 Credits ES610ResearchMethodsandCommunications 3(3-0-9) 3.2 Compulsory Elective Courses 3.2.1 GeneralCompulsoryElectiveCourses,3credits 3.2.1.1 StudyPlanA2,3credits Selectoneofthefollowingcourses: ES601 AdvancedEngineeringMathematics 3(3-0-9) ES612 AdvancedBusinessStatistics 3(3-0-9) ET600 NumericalMethodsforEngineers 3(3-0-9) ET601 ComputerApplicationsforEngineers 3(3-0-9) ET673 PrincipleofSustainableEnvironmentalEngineering 3(3-0-9) ICT600 ComputationalMathematics 3(3-0-9) SE600 DecisionMakingandOptimization 3(3-0-9) 3.2.1.2 StudyPlanB,3credits Selectoneofthefollowingcourses: ES601 AdvancedEngineeringMathematics 3(3-0-9) ES612 AdvancedBusinessStatistics 3(3-0-9) ET600 NumericalMethodsforEngineers 3(3-0-9) ET601 ComputerApplicationsforEngineers 3(3-0-9) ET673 PrincipleofSustainableEnvironmentalEngineering 3(3-0-9) ICT600 ComputationalMathematics 3(3-0-9) SE600 DecisionMakingandOptimization 3(3-0-9) 3.2.2 SpecializedCompulsoryElectiveCourses,12creditsfromoneofthefollowingmajors 3.2.2.1 StudyPlanA2,12credits 1) Chemical Engineering ET610 SpecialTopicinChemicalEngineering 3(3-0-9) ET611 CurrentTopicsinChemicalEngineering 3(3-0-9) ET61x TechnicalElective 3(3-0-9) ET61x TechnicalElective 3(3-0-9)




2) Civil Engineering ET620 SpecialTopicinCivilEngineering 3(3-0-9) ET621 CurrentTopicsinCivilEngineering 3(3-0-9) ET62x-72x TechnicalElective 3(3-0-9) ET62x-72x TechnicalElective 3(3-0-9) 3) Electrical Engineering ET630 SpecialTopicinElectricalEngineering 3(3-0-9) ET631 CurrentTopicsinElectricalEngineering 3(3-0-9) ET63x TechnicalElective 3(3-0-9) ET63x TechnicalElective 3(3-0-9) 4) Industrial Engineering and Manufacturing Systems ET640 SpecialTopicinIndustrialEngineeringandManufacturingSystems 3(3-0-9) ET641 CurrentTopicsinIndustrialEngineeringandManufacturingSystems 3(3-0-9) ET64x TechnicalElectiveorSE611-9 3(3-0-9) ET64x TechnicalElectiveorSE611-9 3(3-0-9) 5) Mechanical Engineering ET650 SpecialTopicinMechanicalEngineering 3(3-0-9) ET651 CurrentTopicsinMechanicalEngineering 3(3-0-9) ET65x TechnicalElective 3(3-0-9) ET65x TechnicalElective 3(3-0-9) 6) Sustainable Energy and Environment ET660 SpecialTopicinSustainableEnergyandEnvironment 3(3-0-9) ET661 CurrentTopicsinSustainableEnergyandEnvironment 3(3-0-9) ET66x TechnicalElectiveorET67xorET68x 3(3-0-9) ET66x TechnicalElectiveorET67xorET68x 3(3-0-9) 7) Materials Science and Engineering ET680 SpecialTopicinMaterialsScienceandEngineering 3(3-0-9) ET681 CurrentTopicsinMaterialsScienceandEngineering 3(3-0-9) ET68x TechnicalElective 3(3-0-9) ET68x TechnicalElective 3(3-0-9) 8) Computer Engineering ET690 SpecialTopicsinComputerEngineering 3(3-0-9) ET691 CurrentTopicsinComputerEngineering 3(3-0-9) ET69x TechnicalElective 3(3-0-9) ET69x TechnicalElective 3(3-0-9) 3.2.2.2 StudyPlanB,21credits 1) ET620 SpecialTopicinCivilEngineering 3(3-0-9) ET621 CurrentTopicsinCivilEngineering 3(3-0-9) ET62x-72x TechnicalElective 3(3-0-9) ET62x-72x TechnicalElective 3(3-0-9) ET62x-72xTechnicalElective 3(3-0-9) ET62x-72x TechnicalElective 3(3-0-9) ET62x-72xTechnicalElective 3(3-0-9) 3.3 Elective Courses 3.3.1 Study Plan A2, 6 credits ET6xx-7xxorSE611-9orICTxxxTechnicalElective 3(3-0-9) ET6xx-7xxorSE611-9orICTxxxTechnicalElective 3(3-0-9) 3.3.2 Study Plan B, 3 credits ET6xx-7xxorSE611-9orICTxxxTechnicalElective 3(3-0-9) 3.4 Master’s Thesis/Independent Study 3.4.1 Study Plan A2 ET801 Thesis 15 3.4.2 Study Plan B ET799 Independent Study 6




MASTER OF ENGINEERING PROGRAM IN LOGISTICS AND SUPPLY CHAIN SYSTEMS ENGINEERING

CURRICULUM TITLE MasterofEngineeringPrograminLogisticsandSupplyChainSystemsEngineering(InternationalProgram)

DEGREE TITLE MasterofEngineering(LogisticsandSupplyChainSystemsEngineering)

ACADEMIC SYSTEM 1. AllcoursesareconductedinEnglish.Anacademicyearisdividedinto2semesters.Eachsemesterconsistsof15weeks. Coursesmaybeofferedforasummersemesterofatleast6weeksduration.Thetotalnumberoflecturehoursrequiredforthe summersemesteristhesameasthatfortheregularsemester.Enrollmentforsummercoursesisoptional. 2. Curriculum 2.1 Study Plan A2 Thisstudyplanconsistsofprescribedcoursework(24credits)andthesis(12credits).Atotalof36creditsarerequiredfor completionoftheprogram. 2.2 Study Plan B Thisstudyplanfocusesoncoursework(30credits).Independentstudy(6credits)andacomprehensiveexamination arerequiredforcompletionoftheprogram. 3. Thesis(StudyPlanA2) 3.1 Astudentcanregisterforthesiscredit(s)afterheorshehasstudiedforatleast1regularsemestersorhasgained 12creditswithaminimumcumulativeGPAof3.00. 3.2 Thesis’sCommittee Thethesiscommitteemustconsistofatleast3membersasfollows: • Principaladvisor:TheprincipaladvisormustbeaSIITfacultymemberinacorrespondingorrelatedacademic program. • Co-advisor(ifany):Aco-advisormustbeaSIITorTUfacultymember,oranexpertoutsideTU,withadoctoral degreeorequivalent,orwithanacademicrankofat leastassociateprofessor inacorrespondingor related academicprogram. • ExpertoutsideTU:TheexpertoutsideTUmustholdadoctoraldegreeorequivalentwithanacademicrankofat leastassistantprofessor,orhaveanacademicrankofassociateprofessororhigher. • Otherthesiscommitteemembers:OtherthesiscommitteemembersmustbeSIITorTUfacultymemberswitha doctoraldegreeorequivalent,orwithanacademicrankofassociateprofessororhigher.

Thenumberofthesiscommitteememberswhoarenottheprincipaladvisororaco-advisormustnotbefewerthanthenumberofthosewhoaretheprincipaladvisororaco-advisor.

ThenumberofthesiscommitteememberswhoareSIITorTUfacultymembersmustnotbefewerthanthenumberofthosewhoareexpertsoutsideTU.

Theabovethesiscommitteemustalsoserveasthecommitteesforboththeproposalandfinalthesisdefenses.However, thechairpersonsofbothdefensesmustnotbetheprincipaladvisororaco-advisor.

4. IndependentStudy(StudyPlanB) 4.1 Astudentcanregisterforindependentstudyafterheorshehasgainedatleast12creditswithaminimumcumulative GPAof3.00. 4.2 Astudentcantakethefinalexaminationofanindependentstudyonlyafterheorshehasobtained“P”(Pass)forhis orhercomprehensiveexaminationandsatisfiedEnglishproficiencyrequirements. 4.3 Independent Study Examination SIITshallappointaprojectadvisorand,ifrequired,aprojectco-advisortoadvisethestudentontheindependentstudy. 4.3.1 TheprojectadvisormustbeaSIITfacultymemberwithadoctoraldegreeorequivalent,orhasanacademic rankofatleastassociateprofessorintheprogramorarelatedprogram. 4.3.2 SIITshallappointaprojectcommitteeofatleast3persons,consistingoftheprojectadvisor,aprojectco-advisor (ifneeded),facultymember(s)ofSIIT,andanexternalmemberifnecessary. 4.4 Comprehensive Examination 4.4.1 Acomprehensiveexaminationcanbetakenafterthestudenthasgained12creditswithaminimumcumulative GPAof3.00. 4.4.2 Astudentmustpassthecomprehensiveexaminationwithinamaximumofthreetimes.Ifthestudentcannot passthecomprehensiveexaminationwithinthreetimes,thestatusofthestudentwillbeterminated.Resultsofall comprehensiveexaminationswillberecordedinthestudent’sacademicrecord.




GRADUATION REQUIREMENTS 1. Graduationrequirements(StudyPlanA2) Studentsmustmeetthefollowingminimumrequirements: 1.1 TwelvecreditsofcoursesrequiredbythecurriculumwithacumulativeGPAofatleast3.00.Inaddition,thegradeof eachofthesecoursesmustbeatleast“C.” 1.2 Fifteencreditsofthesisworkwithgrade“S”andpassingathesisdefense. 1.3 ApprovalofthethesisbytheThesisCommittee. 1.4Papersarepublishedinoneofthefollowing: 1.4.1 Atleastonepaperonthesisresultsmusthavebeenpublishedoracceptedforpublicationinaqualifiedinternational journalunder the regulationsonclassificationofacademic journals for researchpublicationsby theHigher EducationCommissionandtheSIITAcademicCommittee,or 1.4.2 Atleastonepaperonthesisresultsmusthavebeenpublishedoracceptedforpublicationinaqualifiednational

journalunder the regulationsonclassificationofacademic journals for researchpublicationsby theHigherEducationCommissionandtheSIITAcademicCommittee,or

1.4.3 Atleastonepaperonthesisresultsmusthavebeenacceptedandregisteredforpresentationinaninternationalconferenceandalsoforpublicationofafullpaperininternationalconferenceproceedings.

1.5 HavingsatisfiedoneofthefollowingEnglishproficiencyrequirements: • ATOEFL(officialorinstitutional)scoreofatleast550(paper-based),or213(computer-based),or79(internet-based) • AnIELTSscoreofnotlessthan6.5 • ATU-GETscoreofatleast550(paper-based),or79(computer-based) • ATOEICscoreofnotlessthan750,andpassanEnglishefficiencyevaluationbyanSIITnativeEnglishspeakinginstructor • “P”gradeinTU005English1andTU006English2


Exemption: AnapplicantwhoisanativeEnglishspeakingstudentfromAustralia,Canada,NewZealand,UnitedKingdom,orUSAmay be exempted from the above English proficiency requirements if he/she passes an interview by an SIIT interviewing committeeconsistingof3nativeEnglishspeakinginstructors.

2. Graduationrequirements(StudyPlanB) Studentsmustmeetthefollowingminimumrequirements: 2.1 ThirtycreditsofcoursesrequiredbythecurriculumwithacumulativeGPAofatleast3.00.Inaddition,thegradeof eachofthesecoursesmustbeatleast“C”. 2.2 Havingobtained“S”inhisorherindependentstudyforsixcreditsandpassingthecomprehensiveexamination. 2.3 Atleastonepaperonthefindingsoftheindependentstudymusthavebeenpresentedorpublishedinasearchableway. 2.4 HavingsatisfiedoneofthefollowingEnglishproficiencyrequirements: • ATOEFL(officialorinstitutional)scoreofatleast550(paper-based),or213(computer-based),or79(internet-based) • AnIELTSscoreofnotlessthan6.5 • ATU-GETscoreofatleast550(paper-based),or79(computer-based) • ATOEICscoreofnotlessthan750,andpassanEnglishefficiencyevaluationbyanSIITnativeEnglishspeaking instructor • “P”gradeinTU005English1andTU006English2


StudentsmustsatisfyoneoftheaboveEnglishproficiencyrequirementsbeforethefinalindependentstudyexamination.





CURRICULUM 1. Total Credits Requirement Atotalof36creditsarerequiredforcompletionoftheprogram. 2. Structure and Components 2.1 Plan A2 2.1.1 Compulsory Courses 9 Credits 2.1.2 CompulsoryElectiveCourses 15Credits 2.1.3 Master’sThesis 12Credits Total 36 Credits 2.2 Plan B 2.2.1 Compulsory Courses 9 Credits 2.2.2 CompulsoryElectiveCourses 21Credits 2.2.3 Independent Study 6 Credits Total 36 Credits 3. List of Courses in the Curriculum Credits (lecture-practice-self study hours) 3.1 Compulsory Courses, 9 credits SE601 SmartLogisticsandSupplyChainSystems 3(3-0-9) SE602 ProductionLogistics 3(3-0-9) and ES610 ResearchMethodsandCommunications 3(3-0-9) or ES605 ResearchMethodology 2(2-0-6) ES606 ResearchSeminar 1(1-0-3) 3.2 Compulsory Elective Courses 3.2.1 Option I: Supply Chain Systems Engineering 3.2.1.1 Study Plan A2, 15 credits SE600 DecisionMakingandOptimization 3(3-0-9) orET600 NumericalMethodsforEngineers 3(3-0-9) orICT600 ComputationalMathematics 3(3-0-9) and SE61xorSE63x TechnicalElectiveCourse* 3(3-0-9) SE61xorSE63x TechnicalElectiveCourse* 3(3-0-9) SE61xorSE63x TechnicalElectiveCourse* 3(3-0-9) SE61xorSE63x TechnicalElectiveCourse* 3(3-0-9) 3.2.1.2 Study Plan B, 21 credits SE600 DecisionMakingandOptimization 3(3-0-9) orET600 NumericalMethodsforEngineers 3(3-0-9) orICT600ComputationalMathematics 3(3-0-9) and SE61xorSE63x TechnicalElectiveCourse** 3(3-0-9) SE61xorSE63x TechnicalElectiveCourse** 3(3-0-9) SE61xorSE63x TechnicalElectiveCourse** 3(3-0-9) SE61xorSE63x TechnicalElectiveCourse** 3(3-0-9) SE61xorSE63x TechnicalElectiveCourse** 3(3-0-9) SE61xorSE63x TechnicalElectiveCourse** 3(3-0-9) SE61xorSE63x TechnicalElectiveCourse** 3(3-0-9) ListofTechnicalElectiveCoursesforSupplyChainSystemsEngineering * ForStudyPlanA2,select4courses(12credits)fromthefollowingcourses. **ForStudyPlanB,select6courses(18credits)fromthefollowingcourses. SE610 SimulationModelingandAnalysisinSupplyChain 3(3-0-9) SE611 ProcurementLogistics 3(3-0-9) SE612 LawsandRegulationsinLogistics 3(3-0-9) SE613 TransportationSystemsDesignandAnalysis 3(3-0-9) SE614 WarehouseDesignandOperations 3(3-0-9) SE615 OperationsScheduling 3(3-0-9) SE616 DesignofExperimentsinSupplyChainSystems 3(3-0-9) SE617 AccountingandFinancialManagementforLogistics 3(3-0-9) and Supply Chain Systems SE618 LogisticsCaseStudyAnalysis 3(3-0-9) SE619 PhysicalNetworkDesign 3(3-0-9)




SE630 SpecialTopicsinLogisticsandSupplyChainSystemsI 3(3-0-9) SE631 SpecialTopicsinLogisticsandSupplyChainSystemsII 3(3-0-9) SE632 CurrentTopicsinLogisticsandSupplyChainSystemsI 3(3-0-9) SE633 CurrentTopicsinLogisticsandSupplyChainSystemsII 3(3-0-9) SE634 ArtificialIntelligenceandDataAnalyticsinSupplyChainSystems 3(3-0-9) SE635 BusinessIntelligence 3(3-0-9) 3.2.2 Option II: Services Science and Engineering 3.2.2.1 Study Plan A2, 15 credits SE600 DecisionMakingandOptimization 3(3-0-9) orET600 NumericalMethodsforEngineers 3(3-0-9) orICT600 ComputationalMathematics 3(3-0-9) and SE62xorSE64x TechnicalElectiveCourse* 3(3-0-9) SE62xorSE64x TechnicalElectiveCourse* 3(3-0-9) SE62xorSE64x TechnicalElectiveCourse* 3(3-0-9) SE62xorSE64x TechnicalElectiveCourse* 3(3-0-9) 3.2.2.2 Study Plan B, 18 credits SE600 DecisionMakingandOptimization 3(3-0-9) orET600 NumericalMethodsforEngineers 3(3-0-9) orICT600 ComputationalMathematics 3(3-0-9) and SE62xorSE64x TechnicalElectiveCourse** 3(3-0-9) SE62xorSE64x TechnicalElectiveCourse** 3(3-0-9) SE62xorSE64x TechnicalElectiveCourse** 3(3-0-9) SE62xorSE64x TechnicalElectiveCourse** 3(3-0-9) SE62xorSE64x TechnicalElectiveCourse** 3(3-0-9) SE62xorSE64x TechnicalElectiveCourse** 3(3-0-9) SE62xorSE64x TechnicalElectiveCourse** 3(3-0-9) ListofTechnicalElectiveCoursesforServicesScienceandEngineering *ForStudyPlanA2,select4courses(12credits)fromthefollowingcourses. ** ForStudyPlanB,select6courses(18credits)fromthefollowingcourses. SE620 ServicesScienceandEngineering 3(3-0-9) SE621 HumanResourcesandMarketingManagement 3(3-0-9) SE622 ServicesSystemSimulation 3(3-0-9) SE623 OrganizationalBehavior 3(3-0-9) SE624 EnterpriseResourcesManagement 3(3-0-9) SE625 IntermediateResourceEconomics 3(3-0-9) SE626 StrategicMarketingManagement 3(3-0-9) SE627 ITProjectManagement 3(3-0-9) SE640 SpecialTopicsinServicesScienceandEngineeringI 3(3-0-9) SE641 SpecialTopicsinServicesScienceandEngineeringII 3(3-0-9) SE642 CurrentTopicsinServicesScienceandEngineeringI 3(3-0-9) SE643 CurrentTopicsinServicesScienceandEngineeringII 3(3-0-9) 3.3 Master’s Thesis/Independent Study Plan A2 SE801 Thesis 12 Plan B SE797 Independent Study I 3 SE798 Independent Study II 3 or SE799 Independent Study 6




MASTER OF SCIENCE PROGRAM IN ENGINEERING AND TECHNOLOGY

CURRICULUM TITLE MasterofSciencePrograminEngineeringandTechnology(InternationalProgram)

DEGREE TITLE MasterofScience(EngineeringandTechnology)

ACADEMIC SYSTEM 1. AllcoursesareconductedinEnglish.Anacademicyearisdividedinto2semesters.Eachsemesterconsistsof15weeks. Coursesmaybeofferedforasummersemesterofatleast6weeksduration.Thetotalnumberoflecturehoursrequiredfor thesummersemesteristhesameasthatfortheregularsemester.Enrollmentforsummercoursesisoptional. 2. Curriculum 2.1 Study Plan 2.1.1 Plan A1 Atotalof39creditsofthesisarerequiredforcompletionoftheprogram. 2.1.2 Plan A2 Thisstudyplanconsistsofprescribedcoursework(12credits)andthesis(27credits).Atotalof39creditsarerequired forcompletionoftheprogram. 2.2 Thesis 2.2.1 Plan A1 Studentscanregisterforathesisinthefirstsemester. 2.2.2 Plan A2 Astudentcanregisterforathesisafterheorshehasstudiedforatleast2regularsemestersorhasgained 12creditswithaminimumcumulativeGPAof3.00. 2.2.3 Thesis Committee Thethesiscommitteemustconsistofatleast3membersasfollows: • Principaladvisor:TheprincipaladvisormustbeaSIITfacultymemberinacorrespondingorrelatedacademic program. • Co-advisor(ifany):Aco-advisormustbeaSIITorTUfacultymember,oranexpertoutsideTU,witha doctoraldegreeorequivalent,orwithanacademicrankofatleastassociateprofessorinacorresponding orrelatedacademicprogram. • ExpertoutsideTU:TheexpertoutsideTUmustholdadoctoraldegreeorequivalentwithanacademic rankofatleastassistantprofessor,orhaveanacademicrankofassociateprofessororhigher. • Otherthesiscommitteemembers:OtherthesiscommitteemembersmustbeSIITorTUfacultymembers withadoctoraldegreeorequivalent,orwithanacademicrankofassociateprofessororhigher.

Thenumberofthesiscommitteememberswhoarenottheprincipaladvisororaco-advisormustnotbefewer thanthenumberofthosewhoaretheprincipaladvisororaco-advisor.

ThenumberofthesiscommitteememberswhoareSIITorTUfacultymembersmustnotbefewerthanthe numberofthosewhoareexpertsoutsideTU.

Theabovethesiscommitteemustalsoserveasthecommitteesforboththeproposalandfinalthesisdefenses. However,thechairpersonsofbothdefensesmustnotbetheprincipaladvisororaco-advisor.




GRADUATION REQUIREMENTS

Tograduate,studentsmustmeetthefollowingminimumrequirements:

1. Plan A1 1.1 Studentsmustsuccessfullycomplete39creditsofthesis. 1.2Papersarepublishedinoneofthefollowing: 1.2.1 At least one paper on thesis resultsmust have been published or accepted for publication in a qualified internationaljournalundertheregulationsonclassificationofacademicjournalsforresearchpublicationsbythe HigherEducationCommissionandtheSIITAcademicCommittee,or 1.2.2 Atleastonepaperonthesisresultsmusthavebeenpublishedoracceptedforpublicationinaqualifiednational journalunder the regulationsonclassificationofacademic journals for researchpublicationsby theHigher EducationCommissionandtheSIITAcademicCommitteeandatleastonepaperonthesisresultsmusthave beenacceptedforpresentationinanationalconferenceandforpublicationofafullpaperinnationalconference proceedings. 1.3 ApprovalofthethesisbytheThesisCommittee,andpassingathesisdefense. 1.4 HavingsatisfiedoneofthefollowingEnglishproficiencyrequirements: • ATOEFL(officialorinstitutional)scoreofatleast550(paper-based),or213(computer-based),or79(internet-based) • AnIELTSscoreofnotlessthan6.5 • ATU-GETscoreofnotlessthan550(paper-based),or79(computer-based) • ATOEICscoreofnotlessthan750,andpassanEnglishefficiencyevaluationbyanSIITnativeEnglishspeaking instructor • “P”gradeinTU005English1andTU006English2



2. Plan A2 2.1 Twelvecreditsofcourses(seethecoursedescriptions)withaGPAofatleast3.00orequivalent. 2.2 Twentysevencreditsofthesiswithgrade“S.” 2.3 Papersarepublishedinoneofthefollowing: 2.3.1 At least one paper on thesis resultsmust have been published or accepted for publication in a qualified internationaljournalundertheregulationsonclassificationofacademicjournalsforresearchpublicationsbythe HigherEducationCommissionandtheSIITAcademicCommittee,or 2.3.2 Atleastonepaperonthesisresultsmusthavebeenpublishedoracceptedforpublicationinaqualifiednational journalunder the regulationsonclassificationofacademic journals for researchpublicationsby theHigher EducationCommissionandtheSIITAcademicCommitteeandatleastonepaperonthesisresultsmusthave beenacceptedforpresentationinanationalconferenceandforpublicationofafullpaperinnationalconference proceedings,or 2.3.3 Atleastonepaperonthesisresultsmusthavebeenacceptedandregisteredforpresentationinaninternational conferenceandalsoforpublicationofafullpaperininternationalconferenceproceedings,andatleastone paper on thesis resultsmust havebeen submitted for publication in a qualified national journal under the regulationsonclassificationofacademicjournalsforresearchpublicationsbytheHigherEducationCommission andtheSIITAcademicCommittee. 2.4 ApprovalofthethesisbytheThesisCommittee,andpassingathesisdefense. 2.5 HavingsatisfiedoneofthefollowingEnglishproficiencyrequirements: • ATOEFL(officialorinstitutional)scoreofatleast550(paper-based),or213(computer-based),or79(internet-based) • AnIELTSscoreofnotlessthan6.5 • ATU-GETscoreofatleast550(paper-based),or79(computer-based) • ATOEICscoreofnotlessthan750,andpassanEnglishefficiencyevaluationbyanSIITnativeEnglishspeaking instructor • “P”gradeinTU005English1andTU006English2






CURRICULUM 1. Total Credits Requirement 1.1 PlanA1:atotalof39creditsarerequiredforcompletionoftheprogram. 1.2 PlanA2:atotalof39creditsarerequiredforcompletionoftheprogram. 2. Structure and Components 2.1 Plan A1 Thesis 39 Credits 2.2 Plan A2 2.2.1 Compulsory Course 3 Credits 2.2.2 ElectiveCourses 9Credits 2.2.3 Thesis 27 Credits Total 39 Credits 3. List of Courses in the Curriculum Credits (lecture-practice-self study hours) 3.1 Plan A1, 39 credits ES808 Thesis 39 3.2 Plan A2, 39 credits 3.2.1 CompulsoryCourse,3credits ES610 ResearchMethodsandCommunications 3(3-0-9) 3.2.2 ElectiveCourses,9credits Selectthreeofthefollowingcourses: ES601 AdvancedEngineeringMathematics 3(3-0-9) ES603 SpecialStudy 3(3-0-9) ES607 SelectedTopicI 3(3-0-9) ES608 SelectedTopicII 3(3-0-9) ES609 SelectedTopicIII 3(3-0-9) ES611 TheoryofComputation 3(3-0-9) ES612 AdvancedBusinessStatistics 3(3-0-9) ET600 NumericalMethodsforEngineers 3(3-0-9) ICT600 ComputationalMathematics 3(3-0-9) SE600 DecisionMakingandOptimization 3(3-0-9) 3.2.3 Thesis,27credits ES807 Thesis 27




DOCTORAL DEGREE PROGRAMDOCTOR OF PHILOSOPHY PROGRAM IN ENGINEERING AND TECHNOLOGY

CURRICULUM TITLE DoctorofPhilosophyPrograminEngineeringandTechnology(InternationalProgram)

DEGREE TITLE DoctorofPhilosophy(EngineeringandTechnology)

APPLICANT QUALIFICATIONS 1. Applicant 1.1 Plan 1.1 1.1.1 Option 1 Agraduateofamaster’sdegreeinengineering,science,orrelatedfieldswithaverygoodacademicrecord (normallywithcumulativeGPAofnotlessthan3.50ornotlessthan3.00withatleastoneinternationaljournal publication,oraMaster’sdegreegraduateofSIITwithatleastoneinternationaljournalpublication). 1.1.2 Option2(Forexternalstudents) Thisoptionisdesignedforgraduatesofamaster’sdegreeinengineering,science,orrelatedfieldswithavery goodacademicrecord.Inthecasethatanapplicantisafulltimeemployeeofanexternalorganizationora company,he/shemusthaveadissertationtopicrelatedtotheworkinhis/herorganizationorcompany,and hisorherworkmustleadtotheproposeddissertationtopic. 1.2 Plan 2.1 Agraduateofamaster’sdegreeinengineering,science,orrelatedfieldswithaverygoodacademicrecord(normally withcumulativeGPAofnotlessthan3.50ornotlessthan3.00withatleastoneinternationaljournalpublication). 2. TheapplicantmustsubmitanofficialscoreofoneofthefollowingEnglishlanguagetests: • TOEFLscoreofnotlessthan400(paper-based),or97(computer-based),or32(internet-based) • IELTSscoreofnotlessthan4.5 • TU-GETscoreofnotlessthan400(paper-based)or32(computer-based) • TOEICscoreofnotlessthan500

Thescoremustnotbeolderthantwoyearsfromthedateonwhichitwasissued,tothedateoftheapplicationforadmission to the program.

InthecaseofnoEnglishscoreorascorelessthantheaboverequirements,theapplicantmaybeadmittedwithconditionsthathe/shemusttakeSIITEnglishremedialcoursesand/orSIITEnglishproficiencytests,andmeettherequirementssetbytheinstitute.





ACADEMIC SYSTEM

1. AllcoursesareconductedinEnglish.Anacademicyearisdividedinto2semesters.Eachsemesterconsistsof15weeks. Coursesmaybeofferedforasummersemesterofatleast6weeksduration.Thetotalnumberoflecturehoursrequiredfor thesummersemesteristhesameasthatfortheregularsemester.Enrollmentforsummercoursesisoptional. 2. Curriculum 2.1 Study Plan 2.1.1 Plan 1.1 Atotalof60creditsofthesisarerequiredforcompletionoftheprogram. 2.1.2 Plan 2.1 Thisstudyplanconsistsofprescribedcoursework(12credits)andthesis(48credits).Atotalof60creditsare requiredforcompletionoftheprogram. 2.2 Thesis 2.2.1 Plan 1.1 Student can register for a thesis in the first semester andmust have grade “P” (Pass) in a qualification examinationwithinthefirstsemester. 2.2.2 Plan 2.1 Studentcanregisterforathesisafterheorshehasstudiedforatleast2semestersorhasgained12credits withaminimumcumulativeGPAof3.00,andhasgrade“P”(Pass)inaqualificationexamination. 2.3 Thesis Committee Thethesiscommitteemustconsistofatleast5membersasfollows: • Principaladvisor:TheprincipaladvisormustbeaSIITfacultymemberinacorrespondingorrelatedacademic program. • Co-advisor(ifany):Aco-advisormustbeaSIITorTUfacultymember,oranexpertoutsideTU,withadoctoral degreeorequivalent,orwithanacademic rankofat leastassociateprofessor inacorrespondingor related academicprogram. • ExpertoutsideTU:TheexpertoutsideTUmustholdadoctoraldegreeorequivalent,orhaveanacademicrank ofassociateprofessororhigher. • Otherthesiscommitteemembers:OtherthesiscommitteemembersmustbeSIITorTUfacultymemberswitha doctoraldegreeorequivalent,orwithanacademicrankofassociateprofessororhigher.

Thenumberofthesiscommitteememberswhoarenottheprincipaladvisororaco-advisormustnotbefewerthanthenumberofthosewhoaretheprincipaladvisororaco-advisor.

ThenumberofthesiscommitteememberswhoareSIITorTUfacultymembersmustnotbefewerthanthenumberofthosewhoareexpertsoutsideTU. Theabovethesiscommitteeshallalsoserveasthecommitteesforboththeproposalandfinalthesisdefenses.However,thechairpersonsofbothdefensesmustbetheexpertoutsideTU.

2.4 External Examiner TheSIITAcademicCommitteeshallappointanexpertoutsideTUwithadoctoraldegreeandanacademicrankof professor,whoisnotathesiscommitteemember,toserveastheexternalexaminer.

PERIOD OF STUDY Theminimumperiodofstudytocompletetheprogramis3academicyears,andthemaximumis6academicyears.

REGISTRATIONThestudentmustenroll incoursesand/orregister forathesistotalingat least6credits,butnotmorethan15creditsper semesterforaregularsemesterandnotmorethan6creditsforasummersemester.




GRADUATION REQUIREMENTS Tograduate,studentsmustmeetthefollowingminimumrequirements:

1. Plan 1.1 1.1 Havingsuccessfullycompleted60creditsofthesis. 1.2 ApprovalofthethesisbytheThesisCommittee,andpassingathesisdefense. 1.3 Having two international journal papers accepted for publication, with at least one of the papers accepted for publicationinaninternationaljournalwithimpactfactor,andalsohavingonepaperacceptedandregisteredforpresentation inaninternationalconferencewithafullpaperintheconferenceproceedings.Theinternationalconferencepapercan bereplacedbyanationaloraninternationaljournalpaper.

Remark: Thenationaljournals,internationaljournalsandacceptablejournalqualitydatabasemusthavebeenapproved bytheSIITAcademicCommitteeandthequalityofthejournalsmustnotbelowerthanthatspecifiedinthe regulationsonclassificationofacademicjournalsforresearchpublicationsbytheHigherEducationCommission.

1.4 HavingsatisfiedoneofthefollowingEnglishproficiencyrequirements: • ATOEFL(officialorinstitutional)scoreofatleast550(paper-based),or213(computer-based),or79(internet-based) • AnIELTSscoreofnotlessthan6.5 • ATU-GETscoreofatleast550(paper-based),or79(computer-based)



2. Plan 2.1 2.1 Havingsuccessfullycompleted60creditscomprisingatleast12creditsofcourseworkandatleast48creditsofthesis. 2.2 CumulativeGPAofatleast3.00orequivalent. 2.3 Havingatleasta“B”gradeineachrequiredcourse. 2.4 Satisfyingoneofthefollowingpublicationrequirements: 2.4.1 Havingtwointernationaljournalpapersacceptedforpublication,withatleastoneofthepapersacceptedfor publicationinaninternationaljournalwithimpactfactor,andalsohavingonepaperacceptedandregistered forpresentationinaninternationalconferencewithafullpaperintheconferenceproceedings.Theinternational conferencepapercanbereplacedbyanationaloraninternationaljournalpaper. 2.4.2 Havingoneinternationaljournalpaperacceptedforpublicationinaninternationaljournalwithaquartilescore ofatleastQ2inanacceptablejournalqualitydatabase,andalsohavingonepaperacceptedandregistered forpresentationinaninternationalconferencewithafullpaperintheconferenceproceedings.Theinternational conferencepapercanbereplacedbyanationaloraninternationaljournalpaper.

Remark: Thenationaljournals,internationaljournalsandacceptablejournalqualitydatabasemusthavebeenapproved bytheSIITAcademicCommitteeandthequalityofthejournalsmustnotbelowerthanthatspecifiedinthe regulationsonclassificationofacademicjournalsforresearchpublicationsbytheHigherEducationCommission.

2.5 ApprovalofThesisbytheThesiscommittee,andpassingathesisdefense. 2.6 HavingsatisfiedoneofthefollowingEnglishproficiencyrequirements: • ATOEFL(officialorinstitutional)scoreofatleast550(paper-based),or213(computer-based),or79(internet-based) • AnIELTSscoreofnotlessthan6.5 • ATU-GETscoreofatleast550(paper-based),or79(computer-based)



TRANSFERRED CREDITS Amaximumof12creditsofcourseswithallgradesbeing“B”orbettercanbetransferred(Forplan2.1only).

STUDY PLANS • Plan1.1(Thesisonly) • Plan2.1(Thesisandcoursework)




CURRICULUM 1. Total Credits Requirement 1.1Plan1.1,60creditsofthesis 1.2Plan2.1,48creditsofthesisand12creditsofcourseswithaGPAofatleast3.00orequivalent 2. Structure and Components 2.1 Plan 1.1 DoctoralThesis 60Credits 2.2 Plan 2.1 2.2.1 Compulsory Courses 6 Credits 2.2.2 CompulsoryElectiveCourse 3Credits 2.2.3 ElectiveCourse 3Credits 2.2.4 DoctoralThesis 48Credits Total 60 Credits

3. List of Courses in the Curriculum Credits (lecture-practice-self study hours) 3.1 Plan 1.1 ES903DoctoralDissertation 60 3.2 Plan 2.1 3.2.1 Compulsory Courses, 6 Credits ES803 SpecialStudy 3(3-0-9) ES805 ResearchMethodology 2(2-0-6) ES806 ResearchSeminar 1(1-0-3) 3.2.2 CompulsoryElectiveCourse,3Credits Selectoneofthefollowingcourses: ES801 AdvancedEngineeringMathematics 3(3-0-9) ES811 TheoryofComputation 3(3-0-9) ES812 AdvancedBusinessStatistics 3(3-0-9) ET600 NumericalMethodsforEngineers 3(3-0-9) ICT600 ComputationalMathematics 3(3-0-9) SE600 DecisionMakingandOptimization 3(3-0-9) 3.2.3 Elective Course,3credits ES804 SelectedTopic 3(3-0-9) 3.2.4 DoctoralThesis,48credits ES901 DoctoralDissertation 48




ES601 Advanced Engineering Mathematics 3(3-0-9)Mathematicsforsolvingengineeringproblems;ordinarydifferentialequationsof higher order; partial differential equations; integralequations;numericalanalysis;optimizationtechniques.

ES603 Special Study 3(3-0-9)Eachstudentisrequiredtoundertakeanin-depthstudyofatopicwhichisapprovedbythestudent’sthesisadvisorandwillleadtoformulationofathesisproposal.Thestudyissupervisedbythethesisadvisor.Awrittenreportandoralpresentationhavetobegiventoanexaminationcommitteeattheendofthesemester.

ES605 Research Methodology 2(2-0-6)Conceptsofscientificandtechnological research;Statistics forresearchplanningandresearchstudy;Datacollectionanddataanalysis; Interpretations, conclusions and recommendations ofresearchresults.

ES606 Research Seminar 1(1-0-3)Student-facultyinteractiononadvancedresearchtopics.

ES607 Selected Topic I 3(3-0-9)Withanapprovalofthestudent’sthesisadvisor,thestudentmayselect tostudyanadvancedcourseofferedby the Instituteorundertakeanin-depthstudyofatopicwhichisrelevanttothestudent’s thesis. For the latter case, awritten report and oralpresentationhavetobegiventoanexaminationcommitteeattheendofthesemester.ThecoursecontentmustbedifferentfromthatofES608andES609.

ES608 Selected Topic II 3(3-0-9)Withanapprovalofthestudent’sthesisadvisor,thestudentmayselecttostudyinanadvancedcourseofferedbytheInstituteorundertakeanin-depthstudyofatopicwhichisrelevanttothestudent’s thesis. For the latter case, awritten report and oralpresentationhavetobegiventoanexaminationcommitteeattheendofthesemester.ThecoursecontentmustbedifferentfromthatofES607andES609. ES609 Selected Topic III 3(3-0-9)Withanapprovalofthestudent’sthesisadvisor,thestudentmayselecttostudyinanadvancedcourseofferedbytheInstituteorundertakeanin-depthstudyofatopicwhichisrelevanttothestudent’s thesis. For the latter case, awritten report and oralpresentationhavetobegiventoanexaminationcommitteeattheendofthesemester.ThecoursecontentmustbedifferentfromthatofES607andES608.

ES610 Research Methods and Communications 3(3-0-9)Topicscoverarangeofquantitativeandqualitativemethodsofdatacollectionanddataanalysisincludingresearchquestiondesign,planningofresearchprocess,techniquesfordatacollection,andvalidationofresearchdata.Aforementionedtopicsareintegratedwithtopicsthatenhancestudents’writtenandspokenEnglishskillstoeffectivelycommunicateresearchideasandresultsrelatedtotheirspecificdisciplines.Student-facultyinteractiononadvancedresearchtopics.

ES611 Theory of Computation 3(3-0-9)Settheory;relations;formalproofmethods;finiteautomata;regularexpressions;context-freegrammar;pushdownautomata;Turing machines;uncomputability;computationalcomplexity;first-orderlogic.

ES612 Advanced Business Statistics 3(3-0-9)This course exposes students to the applications of statistical techniquesusedtoaddressbusinessandeconomicproblems.Topicsincludelinearregressionandcorrelation,multipleregression,modelbuilding,analysisofvariance,multivariatestatistics, timeseriesanalysis,andchi-squaretestofsignificance.

ES801 Advanced Engineering Mathematics 3(3-0-9)Mathematicsforsolvingengineeringproblems;ordinarydifferentialequationsof higher order; partial differential equations; integralequations;numericalanalysis;optimizationtechniques.

ES803 Special Study 3(3-0-9)Eachstudentisrequiredtoundertakeanin-depthstudyofatopicwhichisapprovedbythestudent’sthesisadvisorandwillleadtoformulationofathesisproposal.Thestudywillbesupervisedbythe thesis advisor. A written report and oral presentation have to begiventoanexaminationcommitteeattheendofthesemester.

ES804 Selected Topic 3(3-0-9)Withanapprovalofthestudent’sthesisadvisor,thestudentmayselecttostudyinanadvancedcourseofferedbytheInstituteorundertakeanin-depthstudyofatopicwhichisrelevanttothestudent’s thesis. For the latter case, awritten report and oralpresentationhave tobegiven toanexaminationcommitteeattheendofthesemester.

ES805 Research Methodology 2(2-0-6)Conceptsofscientificandtechnological research;Statistics forresearchplanningandresearchstudy;Datacollectionanddataanalysis; Interpretations, conclusions and recommendations ofresearchresults.

ES806 Research Seminar 1(1-0-3)Student-facultyinteractiononadvancedresearchtopics.

ES807 Thesis 27 credits(ForMSc-PlanA2)Thiscourseguidesstudentshowtodevelopandcarryoutmaster’sresearchinthefieldofengineeringandtechnology:Thesiswriting,thesispresentation,publication,andresearchethics.

ES808 Thesis 39 credits(ForMSc-PlanA1)Thiscourseguidesstudentshowtodevelopandcarryoutmaster’sresearchinthefieldofengineeringandtechnology:Thesiswriting,thesispresentation,publication,andresearchethics.

ES811 Theory of Computation 3(3-0-9)Settheory;relations;formalproofmethods;finiteautomata;regularexpressions;context-freegrammar;pushdownautomata;Turingmachines;uncomputability;computationalcomplexity;first-orderlogic.

COURSE DESCRIPTIONS




ES812 Advanced Business Statistics 3(3-0-9)This course exposes students to the applications of statistical techniquesusedtoaddressbusinessandeconomicproblems.Topicsincludelinearregressionandcorrelation,multipleregression,modelbuilding,analysisofvariance,multivariatestatistics, timeseriesanalysis,andchi-squaretestofsignificance.

ES901 Doctoral Dissertation 48 Credits(Forplan2.1)Thiscourseguidesstudentstodevelopandcarryoutdoctoralresearchinthefieldofengineeringandtechnology:Thesiswriting,thesispresentation,publication,andresearchethics.

ES903 Doctoral Dissertation 60 Credits(Forplan1.1)Thiscourseguidesstudentstodevelopandcarryoutdoctoralresearchinthefieldofengineeringandtechnology:Thesiswriting,thesispresentation,publication,andresearchethics.

ET600 Numerical Methods for Engineers 3(3-0-9)Programming concepts and techniques; Modern programming languages and computational tools for engineering problems;Numericalmethodsasappliedtopracticalengineeringproblems;Introductiontofiniteelementmethods.

ET601 Computer Applications for Engineers 3(3-0-9)Useofcomputers.Highlevelprogramminglanguagesandtools.Equationsolvingandoptimization tools.Statisticalapplications.Toolsforvisualizingandanalyzinggraphsandimages.Computerapplicationsforengineeringproblems.

ET610 Special Topic in Chemical Engineering 3(3-0-9)Anin-depthstudyonatopicofinterestinthefieldofChemicalEngineeringsuchasadvancedreactordesign,advancedprocessanalysis, biochemical process design, principles of coal-fired power plants, advanced transport phenomena, advanced thermodynamics,andautomaticcontrolprocesses.

ET611 Current Topics in Chemical Engineering 3(3-0-9)AstudyoncurrentinterestsinthefieldofChemicalEngineering such as nanotechnology, genetic engineering, biochemical engineering,polymerscienceandengineering,fuelcellandsolarcelldesign,andalternativechemicalenergyresources.

ET612 Advanced Thermodynamics for 3(3-0-9) Chemical EngineeringReview on basic concepts and definitions, the first-law and energy,thesecondlawandentropy;Availabilityequationtocontrol mass/energyapplications;EnergyanalysisofengineeringcyclesandThermoeconomics;Thermodynamicsofmulti-componentand multiphase chemical system, chemical reaction equilibrium,non-ideal solution system. ET613 Advanced Transport Phenomena 3(3-0-9)Reviewoftheconstitutiveequationsofmomentum,energyandmasstransfer;Developmentofmicroscopicandmacroscopicofmomentum, energy andmass transfer equations for chemicalengineeringapplicationsincludingnonNewtonianfluidflowandunsteadystatesystemsformomentum,energy,andmasstransfer.

ET614 Advanced Chemical Kinetics and 3(3-0-9) Reactor DesignModelinganddesignofbatchandcontinuousreactorsvia theconcepts of chemical kinetics andmass and energy balances including multiphase reactor design; Concepts of catalysis, including homogeneous and heterogeneous catalysis, supportmaterialsynthesis,andenzymecatalysis. ET617 Petrochemical Technology 3(3-0-9)Primaryrawmaterialsforpetrochemistry;Fundamentalchemistry,reactionsandseparationsinvolvedinthevalue-addedprocessingofrefineryproductssuchasethylene,butylenes,sulfur,mediumheatingvaluegas,etc;Useofpetrochemicalpropertiesintheengineering designandoperationofpetroleumvalue-addedprocesses;Chemistry andconcernsofpetrochemicalpollutants.

ET618 Biochemical Engineering Fundamentals 3(3-0-9)Overviewofbiologicalbasics;Majormetabolicpathways;Metabolicstoichiometryandenergetics;Kineticsofsubstrateutilization,product formation, and biomass production in cell cultures; Transportphenomenainbioprocesssystems;Selection,scale-up,operation,andcontrolofbioreactors;Recoveryandpurificationofproducts. ET620 Special Topic in Civil Engineering 3(3-0-9)Anin-depthstudyonatopicofinterestinthefieldofCivilEngineering such,ascomputationalmethods incivilengineering,advancedstructuralanalysisanddesign,advancedgeotechnicalengineering,maintenance of structures, constructionmaterials, construction technologyandmanagement,transportationengineeringandplanning, andcoastalengineering. ET621 Current Topics in Civil Engineering 3(3-0-9)AstudyoncurrentinterestsandrecenttechnologiesinthefieldofCivilEngineering.

ET622 Finite Element Methods 3(3-0-9)Reviewofvariationalprinciples;TheRitzmethod;Weightedresidualmethods; Interpolationandshape functions;Naturalcoordinatesystems;Generic finite element formulation for linear elasticity; Numericalintegrations;Standardelementshapefunctions;Applications offiniteelementmethods;Programmingoffiniteelementmethods.

ET624 Advanced Structural Design 3(3-0-9)Structuraldesignconcepts;Advancedtopicsonultimatelimitstatedesignandserviceabilitydesignofstructures;Fatiguedesignofstructures;Designconsideringspecialloads;Designofhigh-risebuildings; Design of long-span bridges; Design of prestressedandcompositestructures.Analysisanddesignofstructuresusingcomputersoftware. ET625 Foundation Design and Analysis 3(3-0-9)Introduction;Soilproperties;Siteinvestigation;Immediatesettlements; Bearingcapacityoffootings;Eccentricfoundations;Settlementanalysis; Piled foundations;Foundationsondifficultsoils;Earthpressure problemsincludingretainingwallsandsheetpilestructures;Anoverviewofcasestudiesinvolvingfailures(bearingcapacity).




ET626 Maintenance of Concrete Structures 3(3-0-9)Damagesofconcretestructures;Typesandlevelsofdamagesaswellastheirmechanisms;Inspectionmethods,visualinspection;Tests includingnon-destructive tests,partiallydestructive tests,chemical tests, corrosion tests, cores, load tests; Protectionand repair-materials and methods for protection and repair;Specialtechniques;Newstrengtheningtechniques;Maintenance management and planning; Case studies.

ET627 Engineering Cost and Financial 3(3-0-9) ManagementEconomicdecisions;CapitalRationingforinvestmentinprojects;Costestimation:designcostestimation,constructioncostestimation, total cost of engineering projects; Cash flow forecasting andbudgetarycontrol;Businessfinancingandfinancialperformance;Advancedfinancialmanagement;Projectfinancing.

ET629 Advanced Concrete Engineering 3(3-0-9)Introduction to concrete technology; Sustainable practices for concrete;Specialconcretes:Highstrengthconcrete,self-compacting concrete, low-heat concrete, zero-slump concrete, underwater concrete, lightweight concrete, fiber-reinforced concrete, etc.;Modelling of fresh, plastic, early age, hardened and long-termbehaviors of concrete; Constitutive laws for RC members: compression,tension,tensionstiffening,shear,bond,etc.;Advanced technologiesforconstructionofInfrastructure;Materialcharacterization techniques:XRD,XRF,TGA,SEM,MIP,FTIR,etc.

ET630 Special Topic in Electrical Engineering 3(3-0-9)Anin-depthstudyofatopicofinterestinthefieldofElectricalEngineering suchasdigitalcommunicationsystems,telecommunicationnetworks, network planning and design. ET631 Current Topics in Electrical Engineering 3(3-0-9)AstudyoncurrentinterestsinthefieldofElectricalEngineering.

ET632 Data Communication Networks 3(3-0-9)Fundamentalsofdatacommunicationsandnetworking;Layerednetworkarchitecturesandprotocols;Datatransmissionandcoding; Errordetectionandcorrection;Localandwideareanetworks; Internetworking,routing,andswitching;Queuingtheory;Cryptography andnetworksecurity.

ET633 Network Planning and Management 3(3-0-9)Fundamentalsofcomputerandcommunicationnetworkplanning,design,andmanagement;Graphtheoryandqueuingtheoryfornetwork design; Network design problems and optimization; Network planning and design tools; Network management standardsandprotocols. ET634 Optical Communication Systems 3(3-0-9)Fundamentals of optical signals andmodern optical devices;Wavelengthdivisionmultiplexing;Opticalcommunicationsystemsandnetworks;Opticalnetworkarchitectures;Analysisanddesignofopticalcommunicationsystems.

ET635 Digital Signal Processing in 3(3-0-9) Communication SystemsMultiratesignalprocessing;QMFfilterbankdesign;LPCspeechcoding;Subbandimagecoding;Channelestimation/equalization;Powerspectralestimation;Fundamentalofadaptivefiltering;BasicDSP hardware implementation.

ET636 Digital Communication System Design 3(3-0-9)Digitaltransmissionprinciples;Digitalmodulationtechniques-ASK,FSK,PSK;Channelcodingdesign-convolutionalcode,turbocode;Channelmodeling;Synchronization;Transceiverdesign;Fundamentals ofmultipleaccesssystems-CDMA,OFDM.

ET637 Special Topics in Smart Grid Technology 3(3-0-9)Anin-depthstudyofatopicofinterestinthefieldofSmartGridTechnology such as autonomous power grid systems, powernetworks,superconductingpowerdevices,andnetworkplanningand design. ET638 Current Topics in Smart Grid Technology 3(3-0-9)AstudyofcurrentinterestsinthefieldofSmartGridTechnology.

ET639 Power Distribution 3(3-0-9)Thiscourseisdesignedtoprovideanoverviewofthedesignoftransmissionanddistributionnetworks.Startingwiththefundamental principles of a three-phase electric power system, the courseconsiderssuchmattersaspowerandreactivepowerflows,loadflowofvariousindustrialloadsandpowerutilities.Transmissionanddistributionsystemcalculationsforsteadystateandfaultswillbe exploredinsomedepthandillustratedbypracticalexamples.Themainobjectiveofthiscourseistogivestudentsabasicunderstanding ofatransmission/distributionsystem,andtheequipmentused:powercables,andoverheadtransmissionlines.Thiscoursealsoprovidestheanalyticaltoolstoenabledesigncalculationstobeperformed.

ET640 Special Topic in Industrial Engineering 3(3-0-9) and Manufacturing SystemsAnin-depthstudyonatopicofinterestinthefieldofIndustrialEngineering andManufacturing Systems, such as fundamental planning and control concepts for production managementand supply chains, organization of planning, scheduling, andcontrolfunctions,inventorymanagement&controlsystemsand methodologies(MRP,MRPII,ERP,OPT,JIT).

ET641 Current Topics in Industrial Engineering 3(3-0-9) and Manufacturing SystemsAstudyoncurrentinterestsinthefieldofIndustrialEngineering and Manufacturing Systems such as design, automation,and integration of supporting systems in the manufacturing environment-including flexible manufacturing systems, robotics,automatedmaterialhandlingsystems,andautomatedinspectionsystems.

ET642 Quality Management 3(3-0-9)Concepts of advanced qualitymanagement theory; Tools andtechniques for quality improvement including SPC, six sigma,measurementsystemanalysis,FMEA,QFD,designofexperiment;Qualitymanagementsystem(ISO9000):auditingandcertification;Quality,economic,andperformancemeasures.

ET643 Manufacturing Strategy 3(3-0-9)Role and context of manufacturing strategy; Interaction of manufacturingstrategyandothercompanystrategies;Strategic decisionswithinoperations;Systemapproachtostrategyformulation andmanufacturingsystemdesign;Cellularmanufacturingconcept;Make/buyanalysis,sourcingandsubcontracting;Manufacturingcontrolandinformationsystems;Companyperformanceevaluation.




ET644 Simulation Modeling and Analysis 3(3-0-9)Understanding the role of modeling and simulation in the developmentandimprovementofbusinessprocesses;Methodology andmodeling;Conductofasimulationstudy;Hands-onexerciseofaparticularsoftwarepackageanditsapplicationinapracticalcontext.

ET645 Advanced Manufacturing Processes 3(3-0-9)Fundamentalknowledge,principles,applications,andeconomicsofadvancedmanufacturingprocessesincludingelectrical-dischargemachining, electrochemical machining, high speedmachining,laser beammachining, andwater-jetmachining;Adhesive andelasticbondingtechnologies;Principlesandapplicationsofrapidprototyping.

ET646 Design of Operations Facilities 3(3-0-9) and SystemsStrategicissuesinthelocationofbusinessinaglobalenvironment;Modernmethodsappliedtofacilitylayoutandlocationdesign;Material handlingand integratedproduction systems;Warehousingandlogistics;Quantitativeapproachestolocationandlayoutmodeling;Computer-aided layout design; Personnel issues in layout design; Designfornextgenerationmanufacturingandservices.

ET650 Special Topic in Mechanical 3(3-0-9) EngineeringAnin-depthstudyonatopicofinterestinthefieldofMechanicalEngineering, such as advanced refrigeration and cryogenics,solar designmethods and applications, energy resources and technologies,principlesofgas-firedpowerplant,air-conditioningsystemdesign,steamboilerandfurnacetechnology,fuzzyandneuralcontrol,mechatronics,andautomaticcontrol. ET651 Current Topics in Mechanical 3(3-0-9) EngineeringCurrent interests in the field of Mechanical Engineering, suchasadvancedtechnologiesforenergymanagementinbuildings, energy-economicmodelingandpolicyanalysis,bio-energyconversion, andappliedsoftcomputinginmechanics.

ET652 Power Plant Engineering and Emissions 3(3-0-9)Fossilfuels-properties,classification,worldreserves;Fossilfuel-firedpowerplants;Fuelsandcombustion;Combustionmethodsandboilerclassifications;Boilerandpowerplantefficienciesandfuelconsumption;Formationofmajorpollutants(CO

2,NO

x, SO

x, and

PM)inboilerfurnaces-effectsoffuelproperties,boilerdesign,andoperatingconditions;TraceelementsandPAHsfromfiringfossilfuels; Emission control in power plants; Assessment of majoremissionsfromboilersandpowerplants.

ET653 Optimization Methods in Mechanical 3(3-0-9) EngineeringPrinciples and algorithms in development of optimization problemsinmechanicalengineering;Methodsofsolvingoptimization problems-conventionalmulti-variabletechniques,geneticalgorithm,simulatedannealingmethod,linearprogramming,etc.;Computer -aidedoptimizationandapplications.

ET654 Advanced Heat Transfer 3(3-0-9)Laminar forced convection in circular, non-circular, annularcross-sectionedconduits;Turbulentforcedconvectionoverductsandflatplates;Boilingandcondensation;Analytical techniquesand numericalmethods for solving heat conduction problems;Conductionproblemsincludingheatsourcesandgeometricfactors;Radiationheattransfer-radiationfromcloudsandgases.

ET655 Biomass for Heat and Power 3(3-0-9)Biomass characteristics and availability; Potential for biomass utilizationinheatandpowergeneration;Biomasscombustionanalysis; Boilersandgasifiers;Powergeneratingequipmentandprocesses; Cogeneration;Performanceanalysis;Financialevaluationofbiomass projects;Emissionscalculationandcontrolmethods.

ET656 Computational Fluid Dynamics 3(3-0-9)Basicconceptsoffluidflow;Introductiontonumericalanalysis-finitedifferencemethods,finitevolumemethods,techniquesforsolvinglinear equation systems, etc.; Application of CFDmethods tosolvingthewaveequation,theheatequation,Laplace’sequation,Burgers’equationandsimpleformsoftheNavier-Stokesequations;CommercialCFDsoftware.

ET657 Energy Modeling 3(3-0-9)Energyconsumptionandsupplybalance;Energymatrix;Thailandsectorialenergyconsumption;Energysupplyandintermediateenergy forms;Principles ofmodel building;Model types;Constructionofprojectionfunctions;Datarequirements;Sensitivityandmodelverification;Policyanalysisandchoiceofmodels;Linkagewithothernationalmodels-macro-economic,populationplanning,andagriculturalmodels.

ET660 Special Topic in Sustainable Energy 3(3-0-9) and EnvironmentAnin-depthstudyonatopicofinterestinthefieldofEnergyandEnvironment such as biomass energy, fossil fuels, geothermalenergy,nuclearpower,windpower,solarenergy,hydrogenfuel,fusionenergy,biodegradationandbioremediation,wastetreatmenttechnologies,andwastedisposaltechnologies. ET661 Current Topics in Sustainable Energy 3(3-0-9) and EnvironmentAstudyoncurrentinterestsinthefieldofEnergyandEnvironmentsuch as bio-energy conversions, clean energy resources, low carboneconomyandtechnology,energyenvironmentalsustainableeconomicdevelopment,greenhousegasmitigationtechnologies.

ET662 Energy and Environmental Impact 3(3-0-9) AssessmentEIAobjectivesandprinciples;EIAprocess;TypesofEIA;Impactassessmentmethods;Impactsonvarioussectorsofenvironment;Energy system and its environmental impacts; Baseline datacollection;Modeling of facility combined with existing baselineconditions;Analysisofpotentialeffectsandmitigationmeasures;Issuesinsocialandhealthimpactassessment.




ET664 Sustainable Energy 3(3-0-9)Currentandpotential futureenergysystems:coversresources,extraction, conversion, and end-use, and emphasizesmeeting regionalandglobalenergyneedsinthe21stcenturyinasustainablemanner;Differentrenewableandconventionalenergytechnologiesarepresentedincludingbiomassenergy,fossilfuels,geothermalenergy,nuclearpower,windpower,solarenergy,hydrogenfuel,fusionenergy,andtheirattributesdescribedwithinaframeworkthataidsinevaluationandanalysisofenergytechnologysystemsinthecontextofpolitical,social,economic,andenvironmentalgoals.

ET665 Energy Planning and Policy 3(3-0-9)Energyflowsintheeconomy;Energyaccountingframework;BasiceconometricMethods;Methodologyforenergydemandanalysis;End-usemethodof energy;Demandanalysis; Energydemandforecasting methodologies; Planning for electricity; Demandsidemanagement;Energypolicyandinstitutions;Environmental regulationsofenergy.

ET667 Cleaner Production 3(3-0-9)Sustainablewastetreatment;Industrialecology;Greenchemistry;Life cycle assessment;Waste and cleaner production audits;Cleanerproductiontechnologies,applications,implementation,andsuccesscasestudies;Rolesofinternationalstandards;ISO14000.

ET668 Pollution Control and Management 3(3-0-9)Physical,chemicalandbiologicalprocessesinfluencingtheextentofair,water,andsoilpollution;Methodsoftreatmentandcontrolofairandwaterpollution;Treatment,reuse,recycleing,andmanagement ofsolidandhazardouswastes;Monitoring;Standards.

ET673 Principle of Sustainable Environmental 3(3-0-9) EngineeringEnvironmentalqualityduetoclimatechangeandcarbonmanagement, The linkage of energy, environmental and economic issues,sustainabilityprinciples,sustainabledevelopment,environmental management systems and waste management, overview ofspecificenvironmental issuesandtheirsolutions,surveyingandevaluatingcurrenttechnologiestoovercometheissues,estimatingsocio-economicimpact,proposewithtechnologyassessment.

ET680 Special Topic in Materials Science 3(3-0-9) and EngineeringAnin-depthstudyonatopicofinterestinthefieldofMaterialsScienceandEngineeringsuchasadvancedmaterialsynthesis,development and applications of high technology materials, sustainabledevelopmentofmaterialsforindustrialapplications.

ET681 Current Topics in Materials Science 3(3-0-9) and EngineeringAstudyoncurrentinterestsinthefieldofMaterialsScienceandEngineering.

ET682 Polymeric Materials 3(3-0-9)Manufactureofpolymericmaterials,especiallyindustriallysignificant polymerstogetherwithdiscussionoftheirmajorchemical,physical,

thermal,andmechanicalproperties;Industrialproductionofpolymeric materials; Processing methods and applications of polymericmaterials,andtheirblendsandcomposites.

ET683 Materials Characterizations 3(3-0-9)Fundamentaltheoryandapplicationsofmaterialscharacterizationtechniques,includingthermalanalysis(TGA,DMA,DSC),microscopy (AFM,SEM,TEM,XRD,XRF);spectroscopy(FTIR,Raman,UV-Vis,NMR,MS),andmechanicaltestingofmaterials.

ET684 Materials for Advanced Applications 3(3-0-9)Variousadvancesinmaterialapplicationssuchaseco-andbiological friendly materials, materials for medical and pharmaceutical applications,nanomaterialsandsensors,materialsunderextremeconditions,nuclearmaterials,materialsforenergyandenvironmental applications.

ET685 Materials Deterioration 3(3-0-9) Basicscienceofdeteriorationofmaterials,whichincludeseffectsofchemical,physical,andmechanicalpropertiesofmaterialsaswellasenvironmentalconditionsonthedeterioration;-Deterioration ofcementitiousmaterials,polymers,andmetals;Preventivemeasures suchassurfacetreatmentsandcoatingstoprolongservicelifeofmaterials.

ET690 Special Topics in Computer Engineering 3(3-0-9) Anin-depthstudyonatopicofinterestinthefieldofComputerEngineeringsuchasadvancedcomputernetwork,computationalandstatisticalmodels,advancedpatternrecognitionandadvancedsoftwareengineering.

ET691 Current Topics in Computer Engineering 3(3-0-9) CurrenttopicsinComputerEngineeringatthemaster’sdegreelevel.Topicsaresubjecttochangeeachsemester.

ET692 Advanced Topics in Computer 3(3-0-9) EngineeringAdvancedtopicsinComputerEngineeringatthemaster’sdegreelevel.Topicsaresubjecttochangeeachsemester.

ET693 AdvancesinArtificialIntelligence 3(3-0-9)Advances in research and application of Artificial Intelligence. LanguagesofArtificialIntelligencesuchasPrologorLISP.Information retrieval techniques. Knowledge representation, reasoning, andinference.Machinelearning.Expertsystems.Deeplearningandadvancedlearningmodels.

ET694 Data science for Big Data Analytics 3(3-0-9) Advances in datamining andmachine learning algorithms foranalyzingvery largeamountsofdataorbigdata.Examplesoftools/standardsforprocessinglarge-scaleddata,suchasNoSQLsystems, Hadoop, and Map Reduce. Mining tasks such as association rules, large scale supervised/unsupervisedmachinelearning, and data stream mining. Applications for example recommendationsystemsandnetworksecuritymining.




ET695 Internet of Things 3(3-0-9) InternetingeneralandInternetofThings:layers,protocols,packets, services, performance parameters of a network as well as applications suchasweb,Peer-to-peer, sensornetworks, andmultimedia.Real-timenetworking.Qualityofservice/information, resourcereservationandscheduling,andperformancemeasurements on localwirelessandmobilenetworks. IoTdefinitions includingoverview,applications,potential&challenges,andarchitecture.IoTexamplesincludingsensorbody-area-networkandcontrolofa smart home.

ET720 Deteriorations and Remediation of 3(3-0-9) Concrete StructuresMechanismsofdeteriorationsofconcretestructurescausedbychemicalprocess,physicalprocess,mechanicalprocessandtheircombination;Service lifeanalysisanddesign;Assessmentandevaluationofdamagesandremediation;Casestudies.

ET721 Quality Management in Construction 3(3-0-9)Conceptsofqualityassurance/control,totalqualitymanagement(TQM)andstatisticalprocesscontrol(SPC),withemphasisontheimplementationintheconstructionindustry.

ET722 Digital Technologies in 3(3-0-9) Construction ManagementBuildingInformationModelling(BIM);Augmentedandvirtualrealityforconstructionvisualizationandcommunication;InternetofThings(IoT)andartificialintelligenceinconstructionmanagement.

ET723 Advanced Design of Steel and 3(3-0-9) Composite StructuresIntroduction to behavior of thin-walled structures; Advanceddesignofsteelmembers:columns,beams,beam-columns,andconnections;Advanceddesignofsteelframes:P-Deltaeffectsandinstability;ApplicationsofBuildingInformationModelling(BIM)tostructuralsteeldesign;Designfordurablesteelstructures:corrosion andfireprotection.

ET724 Transport Infrastructure Development 3(3-0-9)Typesoftransportinfrastructure;Institutionalstructure;Infrastructure development process; Transport master plan; Transportation planning;Modecharacteristics;Designoffacilities;Decisionmakingtechniques;Economicandfinancial assessment;EnvironmentalImpactAssessment(EIA);Publicparticipationprocess;Financingtransportprojects;Advancedtechnologies;Casestudies.

ET725 Computational Design of Structures 3(3-0-9)Structuraldesignasoptimizationproblems;Introductiontooptimization; Typesofoptimizationproblem;Gradient-basedoptimizationmethods; Metaheuristic optimization methods; Structural optimization: discrete and continuous design variables, representations ofstructures,structuraloptimizationalgorithms;Structuraldesignasgames;Artificialintelligenceforstructuraldesign.

ET799 Independent Study 6 credits Studentsconductstudiesinengineeringunderthesupervisionoftheirprojectadvisors.

ET801 Thesis 15 creditsThiscourseguidesstudentstodevelopandcarryoutmaster’sresearchinthefieldofengineeringandtechnology:Thesiswriting,thesispresentation,publication,andresearchethics.

ICT600 Computational Mathematics 3(3-0-9)Settheory;relations;Formalproofmethods;Finiteautomata;Regular expressions;Context-free grammar; Pushdown automata; Firstorderlogic;Theoriesrelatedtocounting,graphsandnetworks;Interplaybetweencontinuousmodelsandtheirsolutionviadiscreteprocesses;Vectorspaces,basis,dimension,eigenvalueproblems,diagonalization,innerproducts,unitarymatrices;Introductionto appliedstatisticsanditsapplicationtointelligentsystems;introduction tosupervisedstatisticallearningincludingdiscriminationmethods.

ICT700 SoftwareConceptsforArtificial 3(3-0-9) Intelligence and Internet of Things Introductiontoartificialintelligenceandinternet-of-thingssystems.Artificialintelligenceconcepts:searching,inferencing,reasoning,knowledgerepresentation,fuzzytheory,planning,decisionmaking,machinelearning,deeplearning,andmulti-agentprocessing.Datastructures,sequentialandbinarysearches,mergingandsortingforartificialintelligence.Internetofthingsconcepts:softwareissues in design of internet-of-things systems, communications andnetworking,real-timesystemdesign,softwaredesign,verificationand testing.

ICT710 SoftwareDesignsforArtificial 3(2-3-7) Intelligence and Internet of ThingsHand-on training and experiments on artificial intelligence and internet-of-thingssystems, includingsoftwaredesign,verification andtestingforartificialintelligenceandinternet-of-thingssystem,softwareconceptsonmicrocontrollerarchitecturesandperipherals,softwareimplementationofartificialintelligenceandinternet-of-things systemscommunicationandalgorithms.ExamplesofapplicationsforRailwayElectronicsorElectrification.

ICT720 HardwareConceptsforArtificial 3(3-0-9) Intelligence and Internet of ThingsBasicdigitalsystemdesignforartificialintelligenceandinternetofthings,processorarchitecturedesignforartificialintelligenceand internetof things,Artificial-intelligencehardwaredesign:controlparts,peripherals,deviceinterfaces,FPGAhardwareimplementation forcommunicationsandnetworkingrelatedtoartificialintelligenceand internet of things. Artificial-intelligence accelerator, smartsensors, ARM architecture, Single-boardmicrocontroller, GPUarchitecture,Microelectromechanicalsystems(MEMS)architecture.




ICT730 HardwareDesignsforArtificial 3(2-3-7) Intelligence and Internet of ThingsHand-ontrainingandexperimentsonbasicdigitalsystemdesignforartificialintelligenceandinternetofthings,testingandexperiments onthecontrolparts,peripherals,deviceinterfaces,FPGAhardware implementationhardwareforcommunicationsandsensor,interfaces relatedtoforartificialintelligenceandinternetofthings.ExamplesofapplicationsforRailwayElectronicsorElectrification.

ICT740 Communication Theory and Connectivity 3(3-0-9)Informationtheory,communicationsystems,wirelesscommunications, wirelesschannelcharacteristics,linkbudget,sourcecodinganddecoding,channelcodinganddecoding,modulationtechniques,multiple-accesstechniques,wirelessnetworks,wirelessnetworkprotocolsandstandards,mobilenetworks,RFID,communicationforinternetofthings,communicationprotocol:Bluetooth,LPWANsuch as LoRA,Wi-Fi, andWAN. Cryptography and NetworkSecurity.

ICT750 Digital Signal Processing and 3(3-0-9) Internet of ThingsDigital signal processing theory, video and audio processing,discrete-timesignalsandsystems,lineartime-invariantsystems,samplingofcontinuous-timesignalsandconvolution,finiteandinfiniteimpulseresponsefilterdesigns,discreteFouriertransform, fast Fourier transform algorithms, relations between Fouriertransforms:discrete-frequencyFourier transform,Fourierseries,discrete-timeFourier transform,anddiscreteFourier transform.Imageandspeechcodinganddecoding,trans-multiplexers,filterbanks,channelestimationandequalization,synchronization,arrayprocessing,powerspectralestimation,adaptivefiltering,analogdigital converter anddigital analogconverter algorithms,digitalsignalprocessingoninternetofthings.

ICT760 Data Science and Intelligence Processing 3(3-0-9)Introductionandapplicationofdatascience,datamininganddataanalytics; classification, regression, clustering, and associationrulemining.Eigenvalues,singularvalues,PCA,gradientdescent,stochastic gradient descent, and block coordinate descent. MapReduce programmingmodel. Human interface, computergraphic,conceptanddesignofhuman-computerinterface,trendsofhumaninterfacedesign,graphicuserinterface,interactivesoftware design,hardwaretechnologyforhumaninterface,presentingandanimating twoand threedimensional objects.AR/VRconcept,DigitalTwinconcept,Humansensoryinformationprocessing.

ICT770 Control Theory and Smart Control 3(3-0-9)Controlsystemtheory,controlsystemdescription,Statespacedescriptionofsystems,Samplingofsystems,Stability,Robustness, Controllability and Observability, State space design, Poleplacementdynamicsof typical controlledsystems, Introductionto advanced control topics: optimal control, Adaptive controlsystems.Smartanalytictoolsforpredictingsystemresponseandperformance,applicationsforartificialintelligenceandinternetofthings,Smartcontrolsystem;Examplesofapplicationsforrailwaycontrolsystems;Designofacyber-physicalsystem.

ICT780 CurrentTopicsinArtificial 3(3-0-9) Intelligence and Internet of ThingsCurrenttopicsinartificialintelligenceandinternetofthingsatthemaster’sdegreelevel.Topicsaresubjecttochangeeachsemester.

ICT781 AdvancedTopicsinArtificial 3(3-0-9) Intelligence and Internet of ThingsAdvancedtopicsinartificialintelligenceandinternetofthingsatthemaster’sdegreelevel.Topicsaresubjecttochangeeachsemester.

ICT782 SelectedTopicsinArtificial 3(3-0-9) Intelligence and Internet of Things Selectedtopicsinartificialintelligenceandinternetofthingsatthemaster’sdegreelevel.Topicsaresubjecttochangeeachsemester.

ICT790 Current Topics in Information and 3(3-0-9) Communication TechnologyCurrenttopicsinInformationandCommunicationTechnologyatthemaster’sdegreelevel.Topicsaresubjecttochangeeachsemester.

ICT801 Thesis 15 credits Thiscourseguidesstudentshowtodevelopandcarryoutmasterresearchinthefieldofartificialintelligenceandinternetofthingsaswell as related information and communication technology:Thesiswriting,thesispresentation,publication,andresearchethics. SE600 Decision Making and Optimization 3(3-0-9)Fundamentaloptimizationtoolsforquantitativeanalysistodevelopmodelinganddecision-makingskillinmanagementsciences;Linearprogramming;Integerprogramming;Nonlinearprogramming;Goalprogramming;Gametheory;Markovchains;Queuingtheoryanddecisionanalysistechniques;Advancedtopicsinoptimization.

SE601 Smart Logistics and Supply 3(3-0-9) Chain SystemsPrinciplesofdomesticandinternationallogisticsandsupplychainsystems;Smartlogistics;Smarttransportation,productionplanning,inventorycontrol,purchasingandprocurement,packaging,supplychain integration; Information technologiesandmanagementofinformation system/development and analysis, model-based,data-based and knowledge-based systems and knowledge engineering;Newemergingtechnologiesinsmartlogisticssuchase-logisticsandsupplychain,BigdataandInternetofThing(IOT),radiofrequencyidentification(RFID);Greenlogistics;Smartglobalsupplychainmodels;Internationaltransportationandriskanalysis; Government regulations and intervention.

SE602 Production Logistics 3(3-0-9)Design,analysisandimplementationofenterprise-wideresourceandproductionplanningandcontrolsystems;Demandforecasting, aggregate planning; Decision support models for productionplanning;Masterscheduling;Shopfloorcontrol;Inventorycontroland policy;Maintenance and reliability in engineering systems;ApplicationsofinformationtechnologiessuchasERPandMRPIItoproductionandoperationsplanningandcontrol.




SE610 Simulation Modeling and Analysis in 3(3-0-9) Supply ChainsUnderstandingtheroleofmodelingandsimulationinthedevelopment andimprovementoflogisticsandsupplychainoperations;Methodology andmodeling;Conductingofasimulationstudy;Hands-onexercise ofaparticularsoftwarepackageanditsapplicationinapracticalcontext.

SE611 Procurement Logistics 3(3-0-9)Overviewoftheprocurementandpurchasingactivitiesinasupplychain;Supplierevaluationandselection;Pricing,negotiation,contracts; Outsourcing;Multiplesourcing;Just-in-timeprocurement;Inventorymanagement;Buyingdecisionsandplans;Costanalysis;Purchaseagreements; E-procurement; Real-time internet-based e-supplychains;Reverselogisticsandcustomerservices;Supplychainsforfinancing;Purchasinganalysisofcapitalequipment;Institutionalandgovernmentpurchases. SE612 Laws and Regulations in Logistics 3(3-0-9)Logistics systems and legal framework for the domestic andinternational movement of goods; Operational characteristicsof providers for exporting and importing services; Effects of governmenttradepoliciesongloballogistics.

SE613 Transportation Systems Design 3(3-0-9) and AnalysisCharacteristicsof variousmodesofdomestic and internationaltransportations;Vehicletypes;Urban,air,ocean,highway,pick-upanddeliverysystems;Scheduling;Factorsthatinfluencetransport demand;Costs;Marketstructures;Carrierpricing;Carrieroperatingand service characteristics and their influenceonother supplychaincostsandsupplychainperformance,suchasroutes,labor,competition.

SE614 Warehouse Design and Operations 3(3-0-9)Fundamental operations in warehousing including roles of warehousing,layoutandfacilitydesign,warehousetechnologysuchasbarcodes,radiofrequency identification(RFID)for inventory control systems, modern warehouse operations, classifying products,materialshandling,rackingandshelving,automatedstorage andretrievalsystems (AS/RS),aislewidthdecision; Informationtechnologyforwarehouseoperations;Healthandsafetyissues. SE615 Operations Scheduling 3(3-0-9)Sequencingandschedulingactivitiesincluding:staticanddynamicproblems;deterministic andstochasticmodels, singlemachineprocessing;Parallelmachineprocessing;Flow-shopandjob-shopscheduling;Projectscheduling;Workforcescheduling;Exactandheuristicsolutionmethodsandapplicationsinlogisticsandsupplychainsystems.

SE616 Design of Experiments in Supply 3(3-0-9) Chain SystemsFundamentalofDesignofExperiment;Simpleexperimentdesign, factorial,fractionalfactorialexperiments;ANOVAanalysis,model adequacyanalysis,mixedleveldesigns,responsesurfacemethodology and Taguchi design; Review of successful experimentation inSupplyChainManagementpractice.

SE617 Accounting and Financial Management 3(3-0-9) for Logistics and Supply Chain SystemsProfitability,liquidity;Analysisandinterpretationofpublishedfinancial statements;Costbehavioranalysis;Profit,volumeanalyses;Budgetpreparationandcontrol;Standardcosting;Divisional,segmentalperformancemeasurement;Capitalinvestment;Riskanduncertainty analysis;Effectsofinflationandtaxation;Introductiontocomputerbasedfinancialmodeling;Goodcorporategovernance.

SE618 Logistics Case Study Analysis 3(3-0-9) Logistics case study analysis to develop master’s students’problem solving skills; Applying analytical tools, quantitative and/orqualitativetools,andmathematicaland/orsimulationmodelstoanalyzelogisticsproblems;Realproblemsfromindustryand researcharticleswithsupportingdataintransportationmanagement, inventorymanagement, distribution network design, and otherlogistics,supplychainrelatedproblems;Visitstoindustrialsites,factories, distribution centers to learnproblemcontext and fordatacollection.

SE619 Physical Network Design 3(3-0-9) Introduction to physical network design modelling; Advancedmodellingtechniquesandtheirapplicationinnetworkdesignandlogistics;Emergingtrendsinsupplychainnetworkoperationsandtheimpactontheirdesign.

SE620 Services Science and Engineering 3(3-0-9)Design,control,planning,andevaluationofserviceenterprises;Servicequalitymanagement;Serviceperformancemeasurement;Service supply chain management; Design and reengineeringofserviceprocesses;HumanResourceManagement inserviceorganizations,demandmanagementandtechnology,quantitativetoolsformanagingservices.

SE621 Human Resources and Marketing 3(3-0-9) ManagementManpowerplanning,recruitmentandselection,jobanalysisanddesign, performancemanagement and appraisal, training anddevelopment,compensationandrewards;MarketingManagement; Service Marketing; Market-focused Culture; Customer and Competitor Analysis; ValueDelivery; RelationshipManagement;BrandManagement,sales,andmarketingcommunication;Extended MarketingMix,product/service,pricing,promotion,place,people;CustomerManagementProcess,andPhysicalEvidence(i.e.,theserviceabilityandserviceenvironment).

SE622 Services System Simulation 3(3-0-9)Discrete-eventsimulationusingcommercialsimulationsoftware;Basicstatistics;SimpleQueuingModel;Simulationmodelbuilding; Data collection and analysis, Input analysis, Output analysis;Optimizationofsimulationmodel;Comparisonof thescenariosusingstatistical analysis fromsimulation;Selectedexamplesofapplications in service industries, such as amulti-teller bank,restaurant,hotel,airport,hospital,customerservicecallcenter,and supermarket.




SE623 Organizational Behavior 3(3-0-9)Individualbehavior,attitudesandjobsatisfaction;Personalityandvalues; Perception and individual decision-making; Motivationconcepts;Emotionsandmoods;Foundationsofgroupbehavior,work teams, communication, leadership, power and politics;Conflict andnegotiation;Foundationsoforganizationstructure;Organizational culture;Human resource policies and practices;Organizationalstressmanagement.

SE624 Enterprise Resources Management 3(3-0-9)Operations strategy in a global environment, a global view ofoperations,achievingcompetitiveadvantages;Globaloperationsstrategy options; Capacity management; Applying investment analysistostrategy-driveninvestments;Locationandlayoutstrategyanddecision,retaillayout,warehousingandstoragemanagement;MaterialrequirementsplanningandEnterpriseresourceplanning;Scheduling and sequencing; Designing services, waiting line analysisforserviceimprovement,leanservices. SE625 Intermediate Resource Economics 3(3-0-9)Supplyanddemand;Consumerbehavior;Individualandmarketdemand;Profitmaximizationandcompetitivemarket;Uncertaintyandriskmanagement;Gametheoryandcompetitivestrategies.

SE626 Strategic Marketing Management 3(3-0-9)StrategicManagement,sustainablecompetitiveadvantage;Strategy Formulation, implementation, and evaluation; Corporate-level, business-level, and functional strategies; Corporate ethics andsocial responsibility;Marketingmanagement,servicemarketing, market-focused culture, customer and competitor analysis;Value delivery, relationship management, brandmanagement,sales,andmarketingcommunication;Extendedmarketingmix, product/service, pricing, promotion, place, people, customer managementprocess,andphysicalevidence(i.e.,theserviceabilityandserviceenvironment).

SE627 IT Project Management 3(3-0-9)Businessfoundationandprojectmanagementconcepts;Theories,andtechniques,Projectlifecycle;Organization,planning,andcontrolling ofprojects;Definingproject scope;Schedulingand resources; WorkbreakdownstructureandGanttcharts;Networkdiagrams; Scheduling techniques, and resource allocation decisions; Hardware, software, vendor relationships, and communicationmechanisms.

SE630 Special Topics in Logistics and 3(3-0-9) Supply Chain Systems IAdvancedtopicsinintegratedlogisticsandsupplychainoperationswhicharenotofferedinotherLogisticsandSupplyChainSystemscourses.Topicsmayvaryfromsemestertosemester.

SE631 Special Topics in Logistics and 3(3-0-9) Supply Chain Systems IIAdvancedtopicsinintegratedlogisticsandsupplychainoperations whicharenotofferedinotherLogisticsandSupplyChainSystemscourses.Topicsmayvary fromsemester tosemester,butaredifferentfromSE630.

SE632 Current Topics in Logistics and 3(3-0-9) Supply Chain Systems IAstudyoncurrent interests inthefieldof logisticsandsupplychainsystemsandoperations.

SE633 Current Topics in Logistics and 3(3-0-9) Supply Chain Systems IIAstudyoncurrentinterestsinthefieldoflogisticsandsupplychainsystemsandoperationsthataredifferentfromSE632.

SE634 ArtificialIntelligenceandData 3(3-0-9) Analytics in Supply Chain Systems Prerequisite: NoneConcepts,toolsandtechniquesofartificialintelligence(AI);datascience;machinelearnings;decisiontree,artificialneuralnetwork,supportvectormachine,ensemblemethod,convolutionalneuralnetwork, anddeep learning; standardprocessof datamining;RapidMiner Studio; Google COLAB; data-driven decisions; AIprototypedevelopment;bestpractices;casestudies.

SE635 Business Intelligence 3(3-0-9)Prerequisite: NoneConcepts, tools and techniques of business intelligence; datavisualization;dataexploration;businessanalytics indescriptive,predictive,andprescriptive;datacleansing,verification,validation,andintegration;datamining;data-drivenbusinessdecisions;designofanalyticsdashboardprototype;bestpracticesandcasestudies.

SE640 Special Topics in Services Science and 3(3-0-9) Engineering IAdvancedtopicsinServicesScienceandEngineeringwhicharenotofferedinotherServicesScienceandEngineeringcourses.Topicsmayvaryfromsemestertosemester.

SE641 Special Topics in Services Science and 3(3-0-9) Engineering IIAdvancedtopicsinServicesScienceandEngineeringwhicharenotofferedinotherServicesScienceandEngineeringcourses.Topicsmayvaryfromsemestertosemester,butaredifferentfromSE640.

SE642 Current Topics in Services Science and 3(3-0-9) Engineering IAstudyoncurrentinterestsinthefieldofServicesScienceandEngineering.

SE643 Current Topics in Services Science and 3(3-0-9) Engineering IIAstudyoncurrentinterestsinthefieldofServicesScienceandEngineeringthataredifferentfromSE642.

SE797 Independent Study I 3(3-0-9)Thefirstcourseintheindependentstudycourseseries.Studentsconductresearchstudiesintheareaoflogisticsandsupplychainsystemsengineeringorservicesscienceandengineeringunderthesupervisionoftheirprojectadvisors.Progressoftheresearchstudiesmustbereportedattheendofsemester.




SE798 Independent Study II 3(3-0-9)A continuation of SE797. An individual student will work onthe individual projects assigned to them. The projects can beintensively conducted in industry orwithin the institute.After aprojectiscompleted,studentsareresponsibleforsubmittingtheirfinal report and giving a presentation. Research output shouldlead to publication in international conference proceedings, or national/internationalrefereedjournals.

Note: Students must pass (SE797 and SE798) or SE799

SE799 Independent Study 6 credits Studentsconduct researchstudies in theareaof logisticsandsupply chain systems engineering or services science and engineeringunderthesupervisionoftheirprojectadvisors.Progressoftheresearchstudiesmustbereportedattheendofsemester. Research output should lead to publication in international conferenceproceedings,ornational/internationalrefereedjournals.

SE800 Thesis 15 credits Studentsconductresearchstudiesintheareaoflogisticsandsupply chainsystemsengineeringor servicesscienceandengineeringunderthesupervisionoftheirthesisadvisor.Researchareasincludeproductionlogisticsanalysis(productionplanning,inventorycontrol,maintenance,reliability,schedulingspecifically forand limitedtologisticsandsupplychainsystems),procurementlogisticsanalysis(e-procurement,outsourcing,multiplesourcing),distributioncenterand warehouse system analysis, transportation systems design andanalysisaswellasdesign,control,planning,andevaluation of service enterprises, service quality management, service performancemeasurement, service supply chainmanagement,designandreengineeringofserviceprocesses,Humanresourcemanagement inserviceorganizations,andquantitative tools formanagingservice.Researchoutputmust lead topublication ininternational conference proceedings, or national/internationalrefereedjournals.

TU005 English 1 3 creditsPrerequisite: NoneAcoursetoimprovestudents’readingskills.Studentswillhaveextensive practiceinvocabulary-buildingandreadingcomprehension.Conditions :1. Studentcanregisterforthesubjectfromthefourthsemester onwards.2. Student has taken at least 3 times an acceptable English proficiencytest(TOEFL,TU-GET,IELTS,TOEIC,orInstitutional TOEFL).3. Studentshouldhaveaminimumscoreof440forpaper-based TOEFL,orequivalentscorewhenusingothertests.

TU006 English 2 3 creditsPrerequisite: TU005 Acoursetoimprovestudents’writingskills.Emphasisisplacedondevelopingtheskillofwritingsentencesandparagraphs.




FACULTY MEMBERSSCHOOL OF BIO-CHEMICAL ENGINEERING AND TECHNOLOGY

Dr. Khanin Nueangnoraj Nationality: Thai

Education: Ph.D. Applied Chemistry, Tohoku University, Japan M.Eng. Applied Chemistry, Tohoku University, Japan B.Eng. ChemicalEngineering,(1stclasshonors)KasetsartUniversity,Thailand

Academic Awards:Academic Rank: •TUoutstandingYoungResearcher2017.AssistantProfessor •Bestposterawardatthe3rdSymposiumonGrapheneOxide,Tokyo(Japan),2014. •BCSJAwardArticlefromBulletinoftheChemicalSocietyofJapan,2014.E-mail: •RecipientofSatoYoInternationalScholarship,[email protected] •BestposterawardattheAnnualWorldConferenceonCarbon,Shanghai(China),2011. • Best poster award at the 37thJapaneseCarbonConference,Himeji(Japan),2010. •RecipientofJapaneseGovernment(Monbukagakusho)Scholarship,2008-2010.

Research Areas: •Carbon-basedmaterialsandtheirsurfacefunctionalization. •Electrochemicalcapacitorsandrelatedhybridsystemsforenergystorage

Dr. Luckhana Lawtrakul Nationality: Thai

Education: Dr.rer.nat. TheoreticalBiochemistry,UniversityofVienna,Austria M.Sc. PhysicalChemistry,KasetsartUniversity,Thailand B.Sc. Chemistry,KasetsartUniversity,Thailand

Academic Awards:Academic Rank: • 2013 Gold Medal, 41stInternationalExhibitionofInventionsofGenevaAssociateProfessor •2007BestTeachingAward,SirindhornInternationalInstituteofTechnology •2001ResearchAward,NationalResearchCouncilofThailand(NRCT)E-mail: • 1997 Outstanding Thesis Award, Kasetsart [email protected] •1987-2000DevelopmentandPromotionofScienceandTechnologyTalentsProject (DPST)Scholarship

Research Areas: •Computer-aidedmolecularmodelingandmoleculardesign




Dr. Paiboon Sreearunothai Nationality: Thai

Education: Ph.D. Physics,UniversityofCambridge,UK M.Sc. Physics,UniversityofCambridge,UK B.A. Physics,UniversityofCambridge,UK

Academic Awards:Academic Rank: •DevelopmentandPromotionofScienceandTechnologyTalentsProject(DPST)AssociateProfessor Scholarship,1996-2006

Research Areas: Research Areas:[email protected] •Nanomaterials •Photo-ActiveMaterials • Sensors •EnvironmentalTechnology •OpticalandTime-ResolvedInstrumentation

Dr. Pakorn Opaprakasit Nationality: Thai

Education: Ph.D. MaterialsScienceandEngineering,ThePennsylvaniaStateUniversityPennsylvania,USA M.S. MaterialsScienceandEngineering:PolymerOption,ThePennsylvaniaState,UniversityPennsylvania,USA B.Sc. Chemistry,(1stClassHonors)ChiangMaiUniversity,Thailand Academic Awards:Academic Rank: •NRCTresearchawards2015,NationalResearchCouncilofThailand(NRCT)AssociateProfessor •Researchgrantaward2009,ThailandTorayResearchFoundation •YoungResearcherAward2008,ThammasatUniversityE-mail: •GoldMedalPrize,1997,[email protected] •GoldMedalPrize,1997,TheThabFoundation,ChulalongkornUniversity •DevelopmentandPromotionofScienceandTechnologyTalentsProject(DPST) Scholarship,1990-2003

Research Areas: •Infraredspectroscopy •Biocompatible/biodegradablepolymers •Nanomaterials/functionalmaterials •Materialscharacterization • Sensors

Present Academic and Professional Activities: •Executiveboard–TheMaterialsResearchSociety(MRS)ofThailand •Executiveboard–ThePolymerSocietyofThailand(PST) •Executiveboard–TheScience,Mathematics,andTechnologyTeachersAssociationofThailand(SMTAT) • Head–CenterofExcellenceinMaterialsandPlasmaTechnology(CoEM@PTech),ThammasatUniversity.




Dr. Pisanu Toochinda Nationality: Thai

Education: Ph.D. ChemicalEngineering,TheUniversityofAkron,Ohio,USA M.S. ChemicalEngineering,TheUniversityofAkron,Ohio,USA B.Sc. Chemistry,MahidolUniversity,Thailand

Academic Awards:Academic Rank: •2014OutstandingteacherAward,ThammasatUniversityAssociateProfessor •2013BestteachingAward,SirindhornInternationalInstituteofTechnology •2013DistinguishedteacherAward,SirindhornInternationalInstituteofTechnologyE-mail: • 2013 Gold Medal, 41stInternationalExhibitionofInventionsofGenevapisanu@siit.tu.ac.th •2008BestTeachingAward,SirindhornInternationalInstituteofTechnology •2004BestTeachingAward,SirindhornInternationalInstituteofTechnology

Research Areas: • Hydrogenproductionfromalcoholreformingandammoniadecomposition • Heterogeneouscatalysisandreactordesign • Molecularencapsulation/zeolitesyntheses • PreservationofActivecompoundsfromplantsbyNanoencapsulation

Dr. Rachnarin Nitisoravut Nationality: Thai

Education: Ph.D. Civil/EnvironmentalEngineering,NorthCarolinaStateUniversity,NC,USA M.S. BiosystemEngineering,UniversityofHawaiiatManoa,HI,USA B.S. ChemicalTechnology/ChemicalEngineering,ChulalongkornUniversity,Thailand Diploma AnalyticalChemistry,(Honors)InstituteofAnalyticalChemistryTraining,MinistryofScience, TechnologyandEnvironment,ThailandAcademic Rank:AssociateProfessor Research Areas: • Biosystem engineeringE-mail: • Water and wastewater treatment/[email protected] •Low-carbontechnologies

Dr. Sandhya Babel Nationality: Indian

Education: D.Tech.Sc. EnvironmentalTechnologyandManagement,AsianInstituteofTechnology(AIT),Thailand M.Sc. EnvironmentalTechnologyandManagement,AsianInstituteofTechnology(AIT),Thailand M.Sc. Biochemistry,UniversityofIndore,India B.Sc. Biology/Chemistry,(1stClass)UniversityofIndore,India

Academic Rank: Academic Awards:Professor •FirstpositioninorderofmeritawardinMasterofScience(Biochemistry)Program,UniversityofIndore,India

E-mail: Research Areas:[email protected] •Adsorption •Bio-hydrogenproduction • Phytoremediation •Solidandhazardouswastemanagement • Wastewater treatment




Dr. Shu-Han Hsu Nationality: Taiwanese

Education: Ph.D. MolecularNanofabrication,MESA+InstituteSupramolecular Chemistry&Technology,UniversityofTwente,Netherlands. M.Sc. MaterialsPhysicsandNanotechnology,LinkopingUniversity,Sweden. B.Sc. MaterialsScienceandEngineering,NationalTsingHuaUniversity,Taiwan

Academic Rank: Academic Awards:Lecturer •2ndplaceawardfortalentresearcherpresentation,NationalAppliedResearch laboratory,Taiwan,2013E-mail: •AwardedexchangeprogrambetweenLinköpingUniversityandTsing-HuaUniversity,[email protected] Research Areas: •Nanofabrication •Surfacemodification •SensingDevice

Dr. Wanwipa Siriwatwechakul Nationality: Thai

Education: Ph.D. ChemicalEngineering,PrincetonUniversity,USA M.S. ChemicalEngineering,PrincetonUniversity,USA B.S. ChemicalEngineering,MassachusettsInstituteofTechnology,USA

Academic Awards:Academic Rank: •King’sScholarship,1993AssistantProfessor •BronzeMedal,InternationalChemistryOlympiad,1992

E-mail: Research Areas:[email protected] •Polymersandbiomaterials

Dr. Chariya Kaewsaneha Nationality: Thai

Education: Ph.D. PolymerScienceandTechnology,MahidolUniversity,Thailand M.Sc. PolymerScienceandTechnology,MahidolUniversity,Thailand B.Sc. Chemistry,MahidolUniversity,Thailand

Academic Awards:Academic Rank: • RoyalGoldenJubileePh.D.Program,TheThailandResearchFundandTheFrenchEmbassyofBangkokResearchFacultyMember • DistinguishedThesisAward,FacultyofGraduateStudies,MahidolUniversity • JuniorResearchFellowshipProgram,TheFrenchEmbassyofBangkokE-mail:[email protected] Research Areas: • Polymer Colloid • CompositeMagnetic/PolymerParticles • Bionanotechnology




SCHOOL OF CIVIL ENGINEERING AND TECHNOLOGY

Dr. Kriengsak Panuwatwanich Nationality: Thai

Education: Ph.D. ConstructionEngineeringandManagement,GriffithUniversity,Australia M.Eng. EngineeringConstructionandManagement,UniversityofNewSouthWales,Australia B.Eng. CivilEngineering,SirindhornInternationalInstituteofTechnology,ThammasatUniversity,Thailand

Academic Awards:Academic Rank: • PlatinumResearchPublicationAchievementAwardbySirindhornInternationalInstituteofTechnology,June2019 AssociateProfessor • CitationAwardbySirindhornInternationalInstituteofTechnology,June2018 • BestTeachingAwardbySirindhornInternationalInstituteofTechnology,June2018E-mail: • OutstandingContributioninReviewingAwardsbythefollowingElsevierjournals:[email protected] SafetyScienceAutomationinConstructionandJournalofEnvironmentalManagement • AwardforInnovationinLearningandTeachingbyGriffithSchoolofEngineering,GriffithUniversity,2014 •Dean’sHighlyCommendedAward-LearningandTeachingCitationsbyGriffithSciences,GriffithUniversity,2014 • ProViceChancellor’sLearningandTeachingExcellenceAwardbytheScience, Environment,EngineeringandTechnologyGroup,GriffithUniversity,2013 • GrandAwardforResearchExcellence(SustainabilitySpecialistGroupPrize) bytheInternationalWaterAssociation(IWA),2010 • Emerald Literati Award for Excellence: Outstanding Paper by Emerald Literati Network, Journal of ConstructionInnovation,2010

Research Areas: •BuildingInformationModeling,Augmented/MixedRealityapplicationinconstruction) •Greenbuilding/sustainableconstruction •Safetymanagementinconstruction •BigDatainconstructionengineeringandmanagement •Innovationdiffusionandmanagementwithinprojectandorganizationalenvironments •EngineeringEducation

Present Academic and Professional Activities: •ConferenceCo-Chair-The11thInternationalConferenceonEngineering,Projectand ProductionManagement(EPPM2020),20-22Septebmer2020,Krakow,Poland. •EditorialBoard-TheJournalofEngineering,Project,andProductionManagement •Editor(ProductionEngineering)-EngineeringManagementinProductionandServices •Member(MIEAust),EngineersAustralia(CivilCollege) •Member,AustralasianAssociationforEngineeringEducation •Member,AssociationofEngineering,Project,andProductionManagement •Member,ThaiCouncilofEngineers •Lifemember,TheEngineeringInstituteofThailand •RegisteredCivilEngineer(Thailand)




Dr. Mongkut Piantanakulchai Nationality: Thai

Education: Ph.D. Transportation, Tohoku University, Japan M.Eng. Transportation,AsianInstituteofTechnology(AIT),Thailand B.Eng. Civil Engineering, Chulalongkorn University, Thailand

Academic Awards:Academic Rank: •ResearcherAwardsfromThammasatUniversity,2006and2015AssociateProfessor •ThomasL.Saaty’sBestPaperAwardattheEighthInternationalSymposiumonthe AnalyticHierarchyProcess(ISAHP),2005E-mail: •JapaneseGovernment(Monbukagakusho)Scholarship,[email protected] •BarbaraandJohnHughJonesPrize(AwardfortheMostOutstandingTransportation EngineeringStudent),1995,AsianInstituteofTechnology(AIT)

Research Areas: •Intelligenttransportationsystems(ITS) •Multicriteriadecisionmakingintransportationplanning •Activitybasedtraveldemandmodeling •Computablegeneralequilibriummodellingfortransportandenergypolicystudies •Evacuationplanning •Trafficsimulation

Present Academic and Professional Activities: •ExecutiveBoardMember,ThaiSocietyforTransportationandTrafficStudies •RegularMember,EasternAsiaSocietyforTransportationStudies

Dr. Pruettha Nanakorn Nationality: Thai

Education: D.Eng. CivilEngineering,TheUniversityofTokyo,Japan M.Eng. StructuralEngineering,AsianInstituteofTechnology(AIT),Thailand B.Eng. CivilEngineering,(1stClassHonors)ChulalongkornUniversity,Thailand

Academic Awards:Academic Rank: •2003BestTeachingAward,SirindhornInternationalInstituteofTechnologyProfessor •JapaneseGovernment(Monbukagakusho)Scholarship,1991-1994 •TheMaheshVarmaPrize(AwardfortheMostOutstandingStructuralEngineeringandE-mail: ConstructionStudent),1991,AsianInstituteofTechnology(AIT),[email protected] •GoldMedalPrize,1989,ChulalongkornUniversity,Thailand

Research Areas: •Computationalmechanics •Finiteelementtechnology •Structuraloptimization • Design automation •AIinstructuraldesign




Dr. Somnuk Tangtermsirikul Nationality: Thai

Education: D.Eng. CivilEngineering,TheUniversityofTokyo,Japan M.Eng. CivilEngineering,TheUniversityofTokyo,Japan B.Eng. CivilEngineering,(Honors)ChulalongkornUniversity,Thailand

Academic Awards:Academic Rank: •ExcellentResearchAward,NationalResearchCouncil2016Professor •NationalDistinguishedResearcher,NationalResearchCouncil2013 •ChairProfessorofSiamCementGroup,since2012E-mail: •DistinguishedScholarofScienceandTechnologyofThammasatUniversity,[email protected] •OutstandingTechnologistAwardfromtheFoundationforthePromotionofScienceand TechnologyunderthePatronageofH.M.theKing,2002 •OutstandingResearcher1999,ThammasatUniversity,Thailand •PaperAwardfromJSCE,1999 •YoshidaAwardfromJSCE,1993

Research Areas: •Modelingofconcretebehavior •Durabilityevaluationandservicelifedesignofconcretestructures •Highperformancecementitiousbasedmaterials •Functionalconcretematerialsandstructures •Useofwastesandrecycledmaterialsincementandconcrete •Repair,maintenance,andassessmentofdeterioratedconcretestructures

Present Academic and Professional Activities: •HonoraryMember,JapanConcreteInstitute •Advisor,ThailandConcreteAssociation •Advisor,CivilEngineeringCommittee,EngineeringInstituteofThailand •VicePresident(Technical),AsianConcreteFederation •AdvisoryBoardoftheAdvancedConcreteTechnologyInternationalJournal •EditorialBoardofJournalofAsianConcreteFederation •EditorialBoardoftheASEANEngineeringJournal •ChairmanofEditorialBoardoftheJournalofThailandConcreteAssociation




Dr. Taweep Chaisomphob Nationality: Thai

Education: D.Eng. CivilEngineering,TheUniversityofTokyo,Japan M.Eng. CivilEngineering,TheUniversityofTokyo,Japan B.Eng. CivilEngineering,(1stClassHonors)ChulalongkornUniversity,Thailand

Academic Awards:Academic Rank: •Fellow,SchoolofEngineering,TheUniversityofTokyo,Japan,2007AssociateProfessor •TheOutstandingResearcher1998,ThammasatUniversity •JapaneseGovernment(Monbukagakusho)Scholarship,1982-1987E-mail: •GoldMedalPrize,1982,ChulalongkornUniversity,[email protected] Research Areas: •Steelstructures •Structuralmechanics •Maintenanceinfrastructure •Compostingtechnology •Socialimpactsondevelopmentofinfrastructure

Present Academic and Professional Activities: • President,ThailandStructuralSteelSociety(TSSS) •Chairperson,SubcommitteeonHot-rolledStructuralSteel,ThailandIndustrial StandardsInstitute(TISI) •Chairperson,SubcommitteeonCold-formedStructuralSteel,ThailandIndustrial StandardsInstitute(TISI) •Member,SubcommitteeonCertifyingCivilEngineeringDegreeandCurriculum, CouncilofEngineersofThailand

Dr. Winyu Rattanapitikon Nationality: Thai

Education: D.Eng. CivilEngineering,YokohamaNationalUniversity,Japan M.Eng. WaterResourcesDevelopment,AsianInstituteofTechnology(AIT),Thailand B.Eng. AgriculturalEngineering,KhonKaenUniversity,Thailand Academic Awards:Academic Rank: •2011SIITDistinguishedTeacherAward,SirindhornInternationalInstituteofTechnologyAssociateProfessor •2011BestTeachingAward,SirindhornInternationalInstituteofTechnology •TUOutstandingTeacherinScienceandTechnologyAward2006,ThammasatUniversityE-mail: •2005BestTeachingAward,[email protected] •1998BestTeachingAward,SirindhornInternationalInstituteofTechnology •JapaneseGovernment(Monbukagakusho)Scholarship,1992-1995 •TheJamesA.LinenIIIMemorialPrize(AwardfortheMostOutstandingWaterResources DevelopmentStudent),1991,AsianInstituteofTechnology(AIT),Thailand

Research Areas:

•Mathematicalmodeling • Sediment Transport •BeachDeformation




CONSTRUCTION AND MAINTENANCE TECHNOLOGY RESEARCH CENTER (CONTEC)RESEARCH FACULTY MEMBERS

Dr. Ganchai Tanapornraweekit Nationality: Thai

Education: Ph.D. CivilandEnvironmentalEngineering,UniversityofMelbourne,Australia M.Sc. Engineering,SirindhornInternationalInstituteofTechnology(SIIT),ThammasatUniversity,Thailand B.Eng. Civil Engineering, Chulalongkorn University, Thailand

Academic Awards:Academic Rank: •IPRS&MIRSscholarshipsfromAustralianGovernmentandUniversityofResearchFacultyMember Melbourne(2006-2010) •HighlycommendedpresentationinPostgrad-seminarfromUniversityofE-mail: Melbourne(2009)[email protected] •SIITFullScholarship(2001-2004)

Research Areas: •Fiberreinforcedconcreteforhybridstructures •Behaviorofprecast/prestressedconcretestructuresunderseismicload •StrengtheningofconcretestructuresusingFRPandothercompositematerials •Designofexpansiveconcretestructures •Finiteelementanalysis(FEA)ofreinforcedconcretestructures •Analysisanddesignofstructuresundershockandimpactincluding explosion/blastloads •Explosion/blastwavepropagation

Present Academic and Professional Activities: •CommitteeonConcreteMaterials,ThaiConcreteAssociation(TCA) •AdvisortotheCommitteeonDevelopmentofBuildingStructuresofMinistryofDefense




Dr. Krittiya Kaewmanee Nationality: Thai

Education: Ph.D. Engineering,SirindhornInternationalInstituteofTechnology(SIIT), Thammasat University, Thailand M.Eng. CivilEngineering,KochiUniversityofTechnology,Japan B.Eng. CivilEngineering,SirindhornInternationalInstituteofTechnology(SIIT), Thammasat University, ThailandAcademic Rank:ResearchFacultyMember Academic Awards: •AnoutstandingoralpresentationawardattheRGJSeminarSeriesLXI:InnovationandE-mail: SustainableDevelopmentinCivilEngineering(September4,2008)[email protected] •RoyalGoldenJubileeScholarship(PhDProgram),TheThailandResearchFund(2007) •Master’sDegreeScholarship,KochiUniversityofTechnology,JAPAN(1999-2001)

Research Areas: •Designofconcretemixproportions •Multi-binderconcrete •Useofwasteandrecycledmaterialsinconcrete •Thermalanalysisofmassconcrete

Present Academic and Professional Activities: •Member,Subcommitteeonconcreteandmaterials,EngineeringInstituteofThailand •Secretariat,AsianConcreteFederation(ACF)

Dr. Pakawat Sancharoen Nationality: Thai

Education: Ph.D. CivilEngineering,TheUniversityofTokyo,Japan M.Eng. CivilEngineering,TheUniversityofTokyo,Japan M.Sc. EnvironmentalManagement,ChulalongkornUniversity,Thailand B.Eng. CivilEngineering,(2ndClassHonors)ChulalongkornUniversity,Thailand

Academic Rank: Academic Awards:ResearchAssistantProfessor •Outstandingyoungresearcheraward,ThammasatUniversity(2012) •ExcellentPresentationAwardatAnnualConventionofJapanConcreteInstitute(2006)E-mail: •ExcellentPaperAwardatAnnualConventionofJapanConcreteInstitute(2006)[email protected] •ExcellentPresentationAwardatAnnualMeetingofJapanCementAssociation(2003) •MinistryofEducation,Culture,Sports,ScienceandTechnologyofJapan(MEXT) Scholarship(2002-2007) •AsianDevelopmentBank(ADB)Scholarship(2001-2003) • 2ndclasshonors,DepartmentofCivilEngineering,FacultyofEngineering, ChulalongkornUniversity,Bangkok,Thailand(2001)

Research Areas: •Wasteutilizationinconcrete •Corrosionofreinforcingsteelinconcrete •Durabilityofconcreteandrepairingsystem •Repairingandmaintenancemanagementofreinforcedconcrete,pre-stressed concreteandsteelstructures •Non-DestructiveTestingsonstructures

Present Academic and Professional Activities: •Subcommitteemember(Maintenance),ThailandConcreteAssociation




Dr. Parnthep Julnipitawong Nationality: Thai

Education: Ph.D. CivilEngineering,HamburgUniversityofTechnology,Germany M.Sc. Engineering,SirindhornInternationalInstituteofTechnology(SIIT), Thammasat University, Thailand B.Eng. BuildingFacilitiesEngineering,(2ndClassHonors)SirindhornInternationalInstituteofTechnology (SIIT),ThammasatUniversity,ThailandAcademic Rank: ResearchAssistantProfessor Academic Awards: • 2ndClassHonorsforBachelor’sdegreeE-mail:[email protected] Research Areas: •Watertransportinconcrete •Bleedingofconcrete •Moisturemeasurementtechniquesinconcrete •Freshpropertiesofconcrete

Present Academic and Professional Activities: •Subcommittee-ThaiConcreteAssociation(TCA)

Dr. Warangkana Saengsoy Nationality: Thai

Education: Ph.D. ResourcesandEco-materialsEngineering,HokkaidoUniversity,Japan M.Sc. Engineering,SirindhornInternationalInstituteofTechnology(SIIT), Thammasat University, Thailand B.Eng. CivilEngineering,(2ndClassHonors)SirindhornInternationalInstituteofTechnology(SIIT), Thammasat University, ThailandAcademic Rank:ResearchAssistantProfessor Academic Awards: •HighQualityPublicationAwardInYear2018,SIIT(2019)E-mail: •OutstandingResearcherAwardforresearchawardrecipientsfromexternalorganizations,[email protected] ThammasatUniversity(2017-2018) •NRCTOutstandingResearchProjectAward2017 •OutstandingResearcherAwardforresearchawardrecipientsfromexternal organizationsin2014,ThammasatUniversity(2014) •ACF2014BestPaperAward(2014) •OutstandingYoungResearcherAward,ThammasatUniversity(2012) •MinistryofEducation,Culture,Sports,ScienceandTechnologyofJapan(MEXT) Scholarship(2005-2008) •SIITResearchAssistantScholarship(2001-2003) • 2ndClassHonorsforBachelor’sdegree(2001)

Research Areas: • Cement Chemistry •Hydrationreactionandmicrostructureofcementitioussystem •Chemicalandmicrostructuralanalysisofhardenedconcrete •Utilizationofpozzolansandeco-materialsinconcrete •Durabilityofconcrete

Present Academic and Professional Activities: •CommitteeonConcreteMaterials,ThaiConcreteAssociation(TCA) •Technicalcommittee,AsianConcreteFederation(ACF)




SCHOOL INFORMATION, COMPUTER, AND COMMUNICATION TECHNOLOGY

Dr. Banlue Srisuchinwong Nationality: Thai

Education: Ph.D. ElectronicsEngineering,TheUniversityofManchester,theUK M.Sc. ElectronicsEngineering,TheUniversityofManchester,theUK B.Eng. ElectronicsEngineering,(Honors)KingMongkut’sInstituteofTechnologyLadkrabang,Thailand.

Academic Awards:Academic Rank: •TheExcellentResearchPublicationAward2019,SIIT,28June,2019AssociateProfessor •ThePatentAward2019,SIIT,28June,2019 •TheTUHonorPlaque2017foramerit,ThammasatUniversity,21November2017.E-mail: •TheTUDistinguishedResearchAward2016inScienceandTechnology,[email protected] 26December2016. • The Best Paper Award 2016, the 3rdManagementandInnovationTechnology InternationalConference(MITicon2016),October2016.Thailand. •TheSIITResearchAward2011,28June2012. •TheICTAward2010,(the3rd-prizeaward),theMinistryofInformationand CommunicationTechnology(MICT),9March2011. •TheBritishCouncilScholarship,theUK,October1989-1991. •TheOverseasResearchStudentship(ORS)Award,CVCP,theUK,October1988-1989. •ThePhilipsScholarship,PhilipsInternationalInstituteofTechnologicalStudies(PII),and PhilipsResearchLaboratories,Eindhoven,theNetherlands,January1987-February1988.

Research Areas: •Microelectronics. •Periodicandchaoticcircuitsandsystems.

Present Academic and Professional Activities: •Aplenary-invitedspeaker,CHAOS2020,Florence,Italy. •AssociateMember,ThaiAcademyofScienceandTechnologyFoundation. •Researcher,NationalResearchCouncilofThailand(NRCT). •Member,AcademicCommitteeNo.900,ThaiIndustrialStandardInstitute, MinistryofIndustry,1997-2013. •Treasurer,ElectricalEngineering/Electronics,Computer,Telecommunicationsand InformationTechnology(ECTI)Association,2004-2010. •SecretaryGeneral,ElectricalEngineering/Electronics,Computer,Telecommunications andInformationTechnology(ECTI)Association,2002-2003. •ECTILifeMember(foraFoundingCommitteeMember),May2019.




Dr. Cholwich Nattee Nationality: Thai

Education: D.Eng. ComputerScience,TokyoInstituteofTechnology,Japan M.Eng. ComputerScience,TokyoInstituteofTechnology,Japan B.Eng. Computer Engineering, Chulalongkorn University, Thailand

Academic Awards:Academic Rank: •Finalistof“TelecomPrototypeAward”fromtheTelecommunicationsResearchandAssociateProfessor IndustrialDevelopmentInstitute(withK.Zintus-art,S.Saetia,andV.Pongparnich) •YoungResearcherAward2009,ThammasatUniversityE-mail: •VeryGoodResearchAward2008,[email protected] •JapaneseGovernment(Monbukagakusho)Scholarship,1998-2004

Research Areas: •Artificialintelligence •Machinelearning •Knowledgediscoveryanddatamining •Artificialintelligenceapplicationsindistancelearning •Patternrecognition

Dr. Chalie Charoenlarpnopparut Nationality: Thai

Education: Ph.D. ElectricalEngineering,ThePennsylvaniaStateUniversity,UniversityPark,PA,USA M.S. ElectricalEngineering,ThePennsylvaniaStateUniversity,UniversityPark,PA,USA B.Eng. ElectricalEngineering,(1stClassHonors)ChulalongkornUniversity,Bangkok,Thailand

Academic Awards:Academic Rank: •2011SIITResearchAward2011AssociateProfessor •2010DistinguishedTeacherAward,SirindhornInternationalInstituteofTechnology •2010BestTeachingAward,SirindhornInternationalInstituteofTechnologyE-mail: •2008OutstandingTeacherinScienceandTechnologyAward,[email protected] •2006BestTeachingAward,SirindhornInternationalInstituteofTechnology •2002BestTeachingAward,SirindhornInternationalInstituteofTechnology •BestPresenter-in-the-trackAward,AutomaticControlConference,USA,1998 •GoldMedalPrize,1993,ChulalongkornUniversity

Research Areas: •Multidimensionalsystemsandsignalprocessing •Imageprocessing/patternrecognition •Signalprocessingforcommunication •STEMEducation&Learning •SmartgridTechnology:renewableenergyandenergystorage

Present Academic and Professional Activities: •AssociateEditor,MultidimensionalSystemsandSignalProcessing,aninternationaljournal,Springer,USA •SigmaXi,TheScienceResearchSociety,USA,2000 •PhiKappaPhiHonorSociety,USA,1995




Dr. Ekawit Nantajeewarawat Nationality: Thai

Education: D.Eng. ComputerScience,AsianInstituteofTechnology(AIT),Thailand M.Eng. ComputerScience,AsianInstituteofTechnology(AIT),Thailand B.Eng. Computer Engineering, Chulalongkorn University, Thailand

Academic Awards:Academic Rank: •VeryGoodResearchAward2008,ThammasatUniversityAssociateProfessor •2001BestTeachingAward,SirindhornInternationalInstituteofTechnology •OutstandingDissertationAward1999,NationalResearchCouncilofThailand(NRCT)E-mail: •1997BestTeachingAward,[email protected]

Research Areas: • Knowledge representation • Automated reasoning •Knowledge-basedsoftwareengineering •Semanticweb •Informationextraction

Dr. Gun Srijuntongsiri Nationality: Thai

Education: Ph.D. ComputerScience,CornellUniversity,USA M.S. ComputerScience,CornellUniversity,USA B.S. ComputerScience,CornellUniversity,USA

Academic Awards:Academic Rank: •NRCTDissertationAward2012AssociateProfessor •ThammasatUniversityYoungResearcherAward2012 • 22ndPlaceinthe2000ACMProgrammingContestWorldFinalsE-mail: •King’sScholarship,[email protected]

Research Areas: •Scientificcomputingandnumericalanalysis,withfocusonintersectionproblemsandoptimization




Dr. Itthisek Nilkhamhang Nationality: Thai

Education: Ph.D. Integrated System Design Engineering, Keio University, Tokyo, Japan M.Eng. Integrated System Design Engineering, Keio University, Tokyo, Japan B.Eng. ElectricalEngineering,(1stClassHonors)SirindhornInternationalInstituteofTechnology(SIIT), Thammasat University, Thailand

Academic Rank: Academic Awards:AssistantProfessor •OutstandingYoungResearcherAward,ThammasatUniversity,2014 •BestTeachingAward,SirindhornInternationalInstituteofTechnology,2014E-mail: •BestTeachingAward,SirindhornInternationalInstituteofTechnology,[email protected] •JapaneseGovernment(Monbukagakusho)Scholarship,2005-2008 •KeioGraduateScholarship,2002-2005

Research Areas: •Robustandadaptivecontrol •Iterativecontrol •Systemidentification •Nonlinearsystems •Mechatronics •Robotics

Dr. Komwut Wipusitwarakun Nationality: Thai

Education: Ph.D. CommunicationEngineering,OsakaUniversity,Osaka,Japan M.Eng. CommunicationEngineering,OsakaUniversity,Osaka,Japan B.Eng. ElectricalEngineering,(Honors)ChulalongkornUniversity,Thailand

Academic Awards:Academic Rank: •JapaneseGovernment(Monbukagakusho)Scholarship,1992-1998AssociateProfessor Research Areas:E-mail: •[email protected] •InternetandComputerNetworkingincluding: -WirelessMeshNetworks - Heterogeneous internetworking -ActiveNetworks -MobileAgents -OverlayServiceNetworks -Self-healingNetworks -Cross-layerProtocolDesignandAnalysis -NetworkVirtualization




Dr. Nguyen Duy Hung Nationality: Vietnamese

Education: Ph.D. RemoteSensingandGIS,AsianInstituteofTechnology(AIT),Thailand M.Eng. ComputerScience,AsianInstituteofTechnology(AIT),Thailand B.Eng. ElectronicsandTelecommunication,HanoiUniversityofTechnology,Vietnam

Academic Awards:Academic Rank: •ExellentResearchAward,SirindhornInternationalInstituteofTechnology,2017AssistantProfessor •JICAscholarship,2003-2006,AsianInstituteofTechnology(AIT) •Hisamatsuprize(AwardfortheMostOutstandingComputerScienceStudent),2002,E-mail: AsianInstituteofTechnology(AIT)[email protected] •BronzemedalinInternationalChemistryOlympiad,1996,Russia

Research Areas: •ArtificialIntelligence •MachineLearning • Multi-agents • Argumentation •ProofProcedures • Dialogues •ContractDisputeResolutionSystems

Dr. Nirattaya Khamsemanan Nationality: Thai

Education: Ph.D. Mathematics,UniversityofCalifornia,LosAngeles(UCLA),USA M.A. Mathematics,UniversityofCalifornia,LosAngeles(UCLA),USA B.A. Mathematics,(CumLaude)CornellUniversity,USA

Academic Awards:Academic Rank: •2009BestTeachingAward,SirindhornInternationalInstituteofTechnologyAssociateProfessor •TheRobertSorgenfreyDistinguishedTeachingAssistantAward2005, DepartmentofMathematics,UCLA,CAE-mail: •TheCransonW.andEdnaB.ShellyAwardforExcellenceinUndergraduatenirattaya@siit.tu.ac.th ResearchinAstronomy1999-2000,CornellUniversity,NY •DevelopmentandPromotionofScienceandTechnologyTalentsProject(DPST) Scholarship,1996-2006

Research Areas: •Algebraictopology • Cryptography •IntelligentUserInterface(IUI) •Machinelearning




Dr. Pakinee Aimmanee Nationality: Thai

Education: Ph.D. AppliedMathematics,UniversityofColorado,USA M.S. AppliedMathematics,UniversityofColorado,USA B.S. Mathematics,(CumLaude)UniversityofDelaware,USA

Academic Awards:Academic Rank: • TheResearchhonorarythroughoutsideorganizationawardsfromAssociateProfessor ThammasatUniversityin2017and2018. • TheBestpaperfromthe14thInternationalConferenceonIntelligentInformationE-mail: HidingandMultimediaSignalProcessing,Sendai,[email protected] • TheBestpaperandpresentationawardsfromthe13th International Joint SymposiumonArtificialIntelligenceandNaturalLanguageProcessing (iSAI-NLP2018),Pattaya,Thailand2018. • The Silver Medal in the 46thInternationalInventionExhibitionatGeneva, Switzerland,2018. •TheBestJournalPaperAward2016,InstituteofElectronics,Informationand CommunicationEngineers(IEICE). • TheLargeResearchProjectAward2014,AnawardfromThammasatUniversity giventoapersonwhoreceivedalargeresearchproject(viatheinstitute), ThammasatUniversityresearcherday2014. • TheVeryGoodResearchAwardfromThammasatUniversity,2008. • TheStribicfellowshipawardedtowomenwhosucceedinteachingandresearching, UniversityofColoradoatBoulder,2002-2003. • TheWilliamClarkPrize,aprizegiventoanexcellentstudentinMathematics, UniversityofDelaware,1999. • DevelopmentandPromotionforScienceandTechnologyTalentsProject(DPST) Scholarship,1995-2005. • TheSecondprizewinnerinasciencecompetition,ChiangMaiUniversity,1993.

Research Areas: •Informationretrieval • Data mining •Appliedmathematics •Imageprocessing •Acousticprocessing •InformationHiding •InformationExtraction •MedicalImageProcessing • Audio Watermarking




Dr. Prapun Suksompong Nationality: Thai

Education: Ph.D. ElectricalandComputerEngineering,CornellUniversity,Ithaca,NewYork,USA M.S. ElectricalandComputerEngineering,CornellUniversity,Ithaca,NewYork,USA B.S. ElectricalandComputer(SummaCumLaude)Engineering,CornellUniversity,Ithaca,NewYork,USA

Academic Awards:Academic Rank: •2018OutstandingTeacherinScienceandTechnologyAward,ThammasatUniversityAssistantProfessor •2017DistinguishedTeacherAward,SirindhornInternationalInstituteofTechnology •2017BestTeachingAward,SirindhornInternationalInstituteofTechnologyE-mail: •2013BestTeachingAward,[email protected] •2013OutstandingYoungResearcherAward,ThammasatUniversity •2011SIITResearchAward •2009BestTeachingAward,SirindhornInternationalInstituteofTechnology •2006TeachingAssistantoftheYear,CornellIEEEstudentbranch • 2002 Fellowship, Cornell University •King’sScholarship,1997

Research Areas: •Wirelesscommunications • Cognitive radio •Indoorpositioningprinciplesandlocalizationtechniques •Computationalneuroscience •Energy-efficientcoding •PoissonprocessandPoissonconvergence •Community-contributednetworks

Dr. Sasiporn Usanavasin Nationality: Thai

Education: Ph.D. SoftwareEngineering,KeioUniversity,Japan M.S. SoftwareEngineering,KeioUniversity,Japan B.Sc. InformationTechnology, (1stClassHonors)Sirindhorn International InstituteofTechnology, Thailand

Academic Rank: Research Areas:AssistantProfessor •SoftwareEngineering •SemanticWebandKnowledgeEngineeringE-mail: •[email protected] •ServiceScienceandServiceInnovation

Present Academic and Professional Activities: • Head,SpecialInterestGroupforServiceScienceinEducation,NECTEC • Committee,ServiceResearchInnovationTechnicalCommittees,NECTEC




Dr. Seksan Laitrakun Nationality: Thai Education:

Ph.D. ElectricalandComputerEngineering,GeorgiaInstituteofTechnology,USAM.Sc. ElectricalandComputerEngineering,GeorgiaInstituteofTechnology,USAM.Sc. ElectricalEngineering,SirindhornInternationalInstituteofTechnology(SIIT),

Thammasat University, Thailand B.Eng. ElectricalEngineering,SirindhornInternationalInstituteofTechnology(SIIT), Academic Rank: Thammasat University, ThailandLecturer Academic Awards:E-mail: • RoyalThaiGovernmentScholarship(awardedbyCommissionofHigherEducation),[email protected] Research Areas:

• Distributedsignalprocessinginwirelesssensornetworks• InternetofThings• Wirelessbodyareanetworks

Dr. Somchart Fugkeaw Nationality: Thai

Education:Ph.D. ElectricalEngineeringandInformationSystems,TheUniversityofTokyo,JapanM.Sc. ComputerScience,MahidolUniversity,ThailandB.B.A. ManagementInformationSystem,ThammasatUniversity,Thailand

Research Areas:Academic Rank: • InformationSecurityLecturer • AppliedCryptography • CloudSecurityE-mail: • Cloud [email protected] • BusinessIntelligence • DatabaseSystems

Dr. Somsak Kittipiyakul Nationality: Thai

Education:Ph.D. ElectricalandComputerEngineering,UniversityofCaliforniaatSanDiego,USAM.Eng.&S.B. ElectricalEngineeringandComputerScience,MassachusettsInstituteofTechnology,USA

Research Areas: • WirelesscommunicationsandnetworkingAcademic Rank: • ResourceallocationandschedulingAssistantProfessor • Performanceanalysisofqueuingsystems • OptimizationE-mail: • Smart [email protected] • Forecasting




Dr. Somrudee Deepaisarn Nationality: Thai Education:

Ph.D. Imaging,TheUniversityofManchester,UnitedKingdomMSc. MedicalImaging,TheUniversityofManchester,UnitedKingdomBSc. Physics,TheUniversityofManchester,UnitedKingdom

Research Areas:Academic Rank: • MassspectralanalysisLecturer • MedicalImaging • Image analysisE-mail: • [email protected]

Dr. Stanislav S. Makhanov Nationality: Russian

Education:Ph.D. AppliedMathematics,ComputerCenteroftheRussianAcademy ofScience,Moscow,RussiaDiploma EnglishLanguage,MoscowStateUniversityofLinguistics,RussiaM.Sci. AppliedMathematics,MoscowStateUniversity,Russia

Academic Rank: Academic Awards:Professor • ExcellentResearchPublicationAward,SirindhornInternationalInstituteofTechnology,2019 • Silver Medal, 2018, 46thInternationalInventionExhibition,GenevaE-mail: • GoldPublicationAchievementAward,2018,SirindhornInternationalInstituteofTechnologymakhanov@siit.tu.ac.th • TheBestResearchinScienceandTechnology,ThammasatUniversity,2017 • ExcellentPublicationAward2016,SirindhornInternationalInstituteofTechnology • ExcellentResearchAward2015,SirindhornInternationalInstituteofTechnology

• VeryGoodResearchAward,2009,ThammasatUniversity• VeryGoodResearchAward,2007,ThammasatUniversity• OutstandingResearchAward,2006,ThammasatUniversity

Research Areas:• Robotics• ImageProcessing• PatternRecognition• Grid generation




Dr. Toshiaki Kondo Nationality: Japanese

Education:Ph.D. ImageProcessing,NationalUniversityofSingapore,SingaporeM.Eng. ImageProcessing,TheUniversityofSydney,AustraliaM.Eng. InformationProcessing,TokyoInstituteofTechnology,JapanB.Eng. MechanicalEngineering,TokyoInstituteofTechnology,Japan

Academic Rank: Academic Awards:AssociateProfessor • Invitedspeakeratthe21stInternationalWorkshoponAdvancedImageTechnology (IWaIT2018),Thailand,2018.E-mail: • Best Paper Award at the 9thRegionalConferenceonElectricalandElectronicstkondo@siit.tu.ac.th Engineering(RCEEE2016),Vietnam,2016.

• BestTeachingAward,SirindhornInternationalInstituteofTechnology,2016.• Outstanding Presentation Award at the 30thJSSTAnnualConference(JSST2011),Japan,2011.• Outstanding Poster Award at the 12thInternationalConferenceonBiomedical Engineering(ICBME2005),Singapore,2005.• NUS(NationalUniversityofSingapore)ResearchScholarship,1999-2003.• ScholarshipforPostgraduateStudyfromCanonInc.,1986-1988.

Research Areas:• Digitalimageprocessing(esp.featuredetectionandsegmentationin2-Dand3-D)• Computervision(esp.depthestimationandmotionestimation)• Patternrecognition(esp.humanfacerecognition)

Dr. Teerayut Horanont Nationality: Thai

Education:Ph.D. SpatialInformationEngineering,TheUniversityofTokyo,JapanM.Sc. RemoteSensingandGeographicInformationSystem,AsianInstituteofTechnology(AIT),Thailand

B.Arch. Architecture,ChulalongkornUniversity,Thailand

Academic Awards:Academic Rank: • BestPaper,PURBAWorkshop,ACMUbicompconference2013AssistantProfessor • BestPaper,5thInternationalConferenceonHealthGIS2013 • Best Paper, The 33rd AsianConferenceOnRemoteSensing,2012E-mail: • BestPaper,[email protected] • YoungGISProfessionalAward,AsiaGeographicInformationSystemAssociation,2008 • JapaneseGovernmentMonbukagakushoScholarship2007-2010 • BiographyinAsian/AmericanWho’sWho,selectedbyeditor,Vol.IV,2004 • EdForrestInternshipProgramawards,TheGeospatialInformation&Technology

Association(GITA),USA,2003• TheJohnA.HronesPrizeforoutstandingacademicworks,SchoolofAdvanced Technologies,AIT,2002• AITInstituteFellowship(FullScholarship)Award,2001

Research Areas:• GeographicInformationSystem(GIS)• UrbanComputing• IndoorNavigation• GeospatialBigDataPlatformDevelopmentandAnalysis• SmartCityandPrecisionAgriculture• OpenSourceSoftwareandOpenStandardsDevelopment

Present Academic and Professional Activities:• VotingMember,IndoorGML,OpenGeospatialConsortium(OGC)




Dr. Thanaruk Theeramunkong Nationality: Thai

Education:D.Eng. ComputerScience,TokyoInstituteofTechnology,JapanM.Eng. ComputerScience,TokyoInstituteofTechnology,JapanB.Eng. ElectricalandElectronicsEngineering,TokyoInstituteofTechnology,Japan

Academic Awards:Academic Rank: • TRFResearchTeamPromotionGrant(RTA)(2019)Professor • 47thInnovationContest(2019) • 43rdInnovationcontestatGeneva(2015)E-mail: • NationalDistinguishedResearcherAward2014fromNationalResearchCouncilofThailand(NRCT)[email protected] • VeryGoodResearchAwards2008-2010,ThammasatUniversity • BestPaperAwardfromtheJapaneseSocietyforArtificialIntelligence,1994 • ScholarshipfromTokyoMarine,1992-1995 • JapaneseGovernment(Monbukagakusho)Scholarship,1985-1991

Research Areas:• Naturallanguageprocessing• ArtificialIntelligence• Knowledgedatadiscovery• Informationretrieval• Data mining• MachineLearning(ML)• Intelligentinformationsystems

Dr. Waree Kongprawechnon Nationality: Thai

Education:Ph.D. MathematicsEngineeringandInformationPhysics,TheUniversityofTokyo,JapanM.Eng. Control Engineering, Osaka University, JapanB.Eng. ElectricalEngineering,(1stClassHonors)ChulalongkornUniversity,Thailand

Academic Awards:Academic Rank: • JapaneseGovernment(Monbukagakusho)Scholarship,1992-1998AssociateProfessor Research Areas:E-mail: • TheoryinH∞[email protected] • Controltheory • Robustcontrol

• Systemidentification• Adaptivecontrol• Learningcontrol• Neuralnetwork• Machinelearning




Dr. Virach Sornlertlamvanich Nationality: Thai

Education:D.Eng. ComputerScience,TokyoInstituteofTechnology,JapanM.Eng. PrecisionMechanics,KyotoUniversity,JapanB.Eng. PrecisionMechanics,KyotoUniversity,Japan

Academic Awards:Academic Rank: • ASEANOutstandingEngineeringAchievementAward2011,AFEOLecturer • Bestpaperawardin2009ACMInternationalWorkshoponInterculturalCollaboration • Bestpaperawardin2009NationalConferenceonComputingandInformationTechnologyE-mail: • ConsolationPrizefor“SoftwareandDeviceforSupportingArm,[email protected] ParalysisImpairedPersonsinUsingComputer”,[email protected] InnovationinScienceTechnologyandIndustrysectionin2005

• NationalDistinguishedResearchAward2003,inInformationTechnologyand Communication,bytheNationalResearchCouncilofThailand• ConsolationPrizefor“ThaiTexttoSpeechEngine”,awardedbyThaiResearchCouncil forInnovationinScienceTechnologyandIndustrysectionin2002• ResearcheroftheYear2001,awardedbyTheNationNewspaper• 10BestITeventsof2000,awardedbyTheNationNewspaperto“ParSit” web-basedmachinetranslationservice

Research Areas:• NaturalLanguageProcessing(NLP)• Machinetranslation• Knowledge representation• Interlingua(languageintermediaterepresentation)• Corpus-basedapproachNLP• StochasticapproachNLP• Syntacticandmorphologicalanalysis• Opensourcesoftwareactivities• Informationretrieval/extraction• Textsummarization• Weblanguageengineering• Socialnetworkingsystem• Mobileapplication• Dataminingandbigdata• ArtificialIntelligence(AI)

Present Academic and Professional Activities: • Chair(2016-present)DigitalCluster,ResearchUniversityNetwork(RUN) • Director(2006-present)Asia-PacificAssociationforMachineTranslation(AAMT) • ExecutiveCommittee(2004-present)AsianFederationofNLP(AFNLP) • Specialist(2001-present)W3C • Specialist(2005-present)ISO/TC37/SC4(Languageresourcesmanagement) • Specialist(2005-present)ISO/IECJTC1/SC34(Documentdescriptionandprocessinglanguages) • Boardmember(2003-present)AsiaOpenSourceSoftwareSymposium(AOSS)




DUAL DEGREE PROGRAM IN SERVICE SCIENCES AND SERVICE INNOVATION PROGRAM (SSSIP)FACULTY MEMBERS OF SSSIP FROM JAPAN ADVANCED INSTITUTE OF SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY (JAIST)

Dr. Hieu Chi Dam Nationality: Japanese

Education:Ph.D. MaterialsScience,JapanAdvancedInstituteofScienceandTechnology(JAIST),JapanM.S. MaterialsScience,JapanAdvancedInstituteofScienceandTechnology(JAIST),JapanB.S. Physics,TheUniversityofTokyo,Japan

Research Areas:Academic Rank: • Data miningAssociateProfessor • ComputationalMaterialsScience

E-mail:[email protected]

Dr. Kunihiko Hiraishi Nationality: Japanese

Education: Ph.D. SystemsScience,TokyoInstituteofTechnology,Japan M.E. ControlEngineering,TokyoInstituteofTechnology,Japan B.E. ControlEngineering,TokyoInstituteofTechnology,Japan

Research Areas:Academic Rank: • FormalmodelingandanalysisofconcurrentsystemsProfessor • Discreteeventsystems • HybridsystemsE-mail:[email protected]

Dr. Michitaka Kosaka Nationality: Japanese

Education: Dr.Eng. AppliedMathematicsandPhysics,KyotoUniversity,Japan M.E. AppliedMathematicsandPhysics,KyotoUniversity,Japan B.E. AppliedMathematicsandPhysics,KyotoUniversity,Japan

Research Areas:Academic Rank: • R&DmanagementProfessor • Serviceinnovation • IntegrationofsystemengineeringandknowledgescienceE-mail: • Systemcontroltheory(Estimationtheory)[email protected]




Dr. Mineo Kaneko Nationality: Japanese

Education:Ph.D. ElectricalandElectronicEngineering,TokyoInstituteofTechnology,JapanM.E. ElectricalandElectronicEngineering,TokyoInstituteofTechnology,JapanB.E. ElectricalandElectronicEngineering,TokyoInstituteofTechnology,Japan

Research Areas:Academic Rank: • CircuittheoryandCADforVLSIsProfessor • FaultTolerantVLSIComputing • VLSISignalProcessingE-mail:[email protected]

Dr. Mitsuru Ikeda Nationality: Japanese

Education:Dr.Eng. ElectricalandElectronicSystems,OsakaUniversity,JapanM.Eng. InformationEngineering,UtsunomiyaUniversity,JapanB.Eng. InformationEngineering,UtsunomiyaUniversity,Japan

Research Areas:Academic Rank: • R&DmanagementProfessor • Serviceinnovation • IntegrationofsystemengineeringandknowledgescienceE-mail: • Systemcontroltheory(Estimationtheory)[email protected]

Dr. Susumu Kunifuji Nationality: Japanese

Education: Dr.Eng. ComputerScience,TokyoInstituteofTechnology,Japan M.Eng. ControlEngineering,TokyoInstituteofTechnology,Japan B.Eng. ControlEngineering,TokyoInstituteofTechnology,Japan

Research Areas:Academic Rank: • Creativity Support SystemsProfessor • Groupware • Knowledge-Based SystemsE-mail:[email protected]




ADJUNCT FACULTY MEMBERS OF SSSIP FROM NATIONAL ELECTRONICS AND COMPUTER TECHNOLOGY CENTER (NECTEC)

Dr. Chai Wutiwiwatchai Nationality: Thai

Education:Ph.D. ComputerScience,TokyoInstituteofTechnology,JapanM.E. DigitalSignalProcessing,ChulalongkornUniversity,ThailandB.E. Telecommunications,ThammasatUniversity,Thailand

Research Areas:E-mail: • [email protected] • Naturallanguageprocessing • Human-ComputerInteraction

Dr. Kalaya Udomvitid Nationality: Thai Education: Ph.D. Economics,ColoradoStateUniversity,USA M.A. Economics,ChulalongkornUniversity,Thailand B.A. Economics,ThammasatUniversity,Thailand

Research Areas:E-mail: • [email protected] • TechnologyandInnovationManagement • ServiceInnovation

Dr. Thepchai Supnithi Nationality: Thai

Education: Ph.D. KnowledgeScience,ElectronicsEngineering,OsakaUniversity,Japan M.E. KnowledgeScience,ElectronicsEngineering,OsakaUniversity,Japan B.E. Mathematics,ChulalongkornUniversity,Thailand

Research Areas:E-mail: • [email protected] • Ontology • SemanticWeb




SCHOOL OF MANAGEMENT TECHNOLOGY

Dr. Aussadavut Dumrongsiri Nationality: Thai

Education:Ph.D. BusinessAdministrationOperationsManagement,UniversityofWashington,Seattle,WA,USAM.Sc. IndustrialandOperationsEngineering,TheUniversityofMichigan,AnnArbor,MI,USAM.Sc. ElectricalEngineering,MichiganStateUniversityEastLansing,MI,USAB.Eng. ElectricalEngineering,ChulalongkornUniversity,Thailand

Academic Rank: Academic Awards:AssociateProfessor • BertaucheEndowmentFellowship,UniversityofWashington,USA • EvertMcCabeFellowship,UniversityofWashington,[email protected] Research Areas: • Operations management

• Supplychainmanagement• E-Business• E-WordofMouth• Projectmanagement• Inventory management• Game theory• Businesscompetition

Present Academic and Professional Activities:• AdhocreviewerforOperationsResearch,EuropeanJournalofOperationalResearch, InternationalJournalofProductionEconomics,andThammasatInternationalJournal ofScienceandTechnology• MemberofInstituteforOperationsResearchandtheManagementSciences(INFORMS)• MemberofDecisionScienceInstitute(DSI)

Dr. Chawalit Jeenanunta Nationality: Thai

Education:Ph.D. IndustrialandSystemsEngineering,PolytechnicInstituteandStateUniversity,USAM.S. ManagementScience,UniversityofMaryland,USAB.S. Mathematics,UniversityofMaryland,USAB.S. ComputerScience,UniversityofMaryland,USA

Academic Rank: Academic Awards:AssociateProfessor • DevelopmentandPromotionofScienceandTechnologyTalentsProject(DPST) Scholarship,1990-2004E-mail:[email protected] Research Areas:

• Linear programming• Integer programming• Networkoptimization• Simulation• Supplychainmanagement




Dr. Morrakot Raweewan Nationality: Thai

Education:Ph.D. Industrial Engineering, Clemson University, USAM.S. Mathematics,VirginiaPolytechnicInstituteandStateUniversity(VirginiaTech),USAB.Sc. AppliedMathematics,(2nd ClassHonors)KingMongkut’sInstituteofTechnologyLadkrabang,

Thailand

Academic Rank: Academic Awards:AssistantProfessor • AlphaPiMuIndustrialEngineeringHonorSociety(since2005) • RoyalThaiGovernmentScholarship,1997-2003E-mail: • BankofThailandScholarship,[email protected] • ThailandScienceAcademicExcellenceAward,1995 • ICICompanyLimitedScholarship,1991 • Selectednationallytopresentascienceprojectat1990 AsianPacificScienceWeek,Singapore • YoungCreativeScientistofThailand,1989 • BestHighSchoolScienceProjectofThailand,1989

Research Areas:• Analysisofsupplychainmodels• Simulation modeling• Appliedoptimization

Dr. Narameth Nananukul Nationality: Thai

Education:Ph.D. OperationsResearchandIndustrialEngineering,UniversityofTexasatAustin,USAM.S. IndustrialEngineering,TexasA&MUniversity,USAM.Eng. ElectricalEngineering,ChulalongkornUniversity,ThailandB.Eng. ElectricalEngineering,ChulalongkornUniversity,Thailand

Academic Rank: Academic Awards:AssistantProfessor • CullenTrustforHigherEducationEndowedProfessorshipinEngineeringFellowship, UniversityofTexasatAustin,2006-2007E-mail: • GraduateSchoolContinuingFellowship,UniversityofTexasatAustin,[email protected]@gmail.com Research Areas: • BusinessIntelligence • InferenceandDataMining • DecisionSupportSystem • OptimizationinSupplychain • Energy System and Online Advertising • QualityManagement

Present Academic and Professional Activities:• Reviewer,JournalofAppliedMathematicalModelling• Member,TheInstituteforOperationsResearchandtheManagementSciences(INFORMS)




Dr. Nattharika Rittippant Nationality: Thai

Education:Ph.D. StrategicandInternationalManagement,TheUniversityofTexasatArlington,USAM.M. E-Commerce,UniversityofDallas,USAM.B.A. InternationalBusinessManagement,UniversityofDallas,USAB.A. Economics,UniversityofDallas,USAB.S. Biology,UniversityofDallas,USA

Academic Rank:AssistantProfessor Research Areas: • Entrepreneurial intentionsE-mail: • [email protected] • Strategicmanagement • CSR

Dr. Natsuda Kaothanthong Nationality: Thai

Education: Ph.D. InformationScience,TohokuUniversity,JapanM.S. InformationScience,TohokuUniversity,JapanB.S. InformationTechnology,SirindhornInternationalInstituteofTechnology(SIIT),ThammasatUniversity,

Thailand

Academic Rank: Research Areas:Lecturer • PatternRecognition • ComputerVisionE-mail: • [email protected] • DataMining • MachineLearning

Dr. Pisit Chanvarasuth Nationality: Thai

Education:Ph.D. ManagementInformationSystems,RensselaerPolytechnicInstitute,USAM.S. ManagementInformationSystems,RensselaerPolytechnicInstitute,USAM.B.A. Finance,LoyolaUniversityChicago,Chicago,USAD.V.M. DoctorofVeterinaryMedicine,ChulalongkornUniversity,Thailand

Academic Rank: Research Areas:AssociateProfessor • Informationtechnologymanagement • ElectronicbusinessE-mail: • [email protected] • Outsourcing • Managementoforganizationalbusinessprocesses




Dr. Rujira Chaysiri Nationality: Thai

Education:Ph.D. SystemsEngineering,UniversityofVirginia,USAM.S. OperationsResearch,ColumbiaUniversity,USAB.A. Mathematics,UniversityofVirginia,USA

Academic Awards:Academic Rank: • DevelopmentandPromotionofScienceandTechnologyTalentsProject(DPST)Scholarship,2001-2016Lecturer Research Areas:E-mail: • Systems Integration [email protected] • NonlinearSystems • DynamicalSystemsandControl

Dr. Suebsak Nanthavanij Nationality: Thai

Education:Ph.D. IndustrialEngineering,TheUniversityofTexasatArlington,USAM.S. IndustrialEngineering,TheUniversityofTexasatArlington,USAB.S. ChemicalEngineering,ChulalongkornUniversity,Thailand

Research Areas:Academic Rank: • IndustrialergonomicsAssociateProfessor • Productandworkstationdesign • Industrial noiseE-mail: [email protected]

Dr. Suthathip Suanmali Nationality: Thai

Education:Ph.D. Mathematics,NorthCarolinaStateUniversity,USAM.S AppliedMathematics,NorthCarolinaStateUniversity,USAB.S. MathematicsandFinancial(SummaCumLaude)Economics,MethodistUniversity,USA

Academic Awards:Academic Rank: • Distinguished Paper Award, 2014 International Symposium on Business and ManagementAssociateProfessor • BestPaperAward2012,WorldBusinessResearchConference (organizedbyWorldBusinessInstitute)E-mail: • 2011BestTeachingAward,SirindhornInternationalInstituteofTechnologyssuthathip@siit.tu.ac.th • 2008BestTeachingAward,SirindhornInternationalInstituteofTechnology • TheArmstrongMaltbieAwardforExcellenceinTeaching,NorthCarolinaStateUniversity,April2006 • OutstandingTeachingAssistantAward,NorthCarolinaStateUniversity,April2005 • TheBalaez-AmbroseOutstandingMathematicsAward,MethodistUniversity,April2002 • TheWalterClarkMaximumEffortAwardfromtheReevesSchoolofBusiness,Methodist University, April 2002 Research Areas: • Appliedlinearalgebra • Highwayassetsmaintenanceandmanagementsystem • Regional trade analysis • Crossbordertradefacilitation




Dr. Thanwadee Chinda Nationality: Thai-Australian

Education:Ph.D. EngineeringManagement,GriffithUniversity,AustraliaM.Eng. EngineeringManagement,GriffithUniversity,AustraliaB.Eng. MechanicalEngineering,KingMongkut’sUniversityofTechnologyThonburi(KMUTT),Thailand

Academic Awards:Academic Rank: • ThammasatUniversityResearcherAward,2013AssociateProfessor • “MasterofExcellence2002”,GriffithUniversity,Australia

E-mail: Research Areas:[email protected] • Constructionsafetymanagement • Constructionwaste • Systemdynamicsmodeling • Structuralequationmodeling

Dr. Veeris Ammarapala Nationality: Thai

Education:Ph.D. Industrial and Systems Engineering, Rutgers University, TheStateUniversityofNewJersey,USAM.Sc. OperationsResearch,ColumbiaUniversity,USAB.Eng. IndustrialEngineering,SirindhornInternationalInstituteofTechnology(SIIT),

Thammasat University, ThailandAcademic Rank: AssociateProfessor Academic Awards: • OutstandingResearchAward2011,ThammasatUniversityE-mail: • OutstandingResearchAward2010,[email protected] • Best Paper Award at the 8thInternationalConferenceonInformation andManagementSciences(ICMIS2009),Kunming,China,2009 • OutstandingResearchAward2009,ThammasatUniversity • OutstandingResearchAward2008,ThammasatUniversity

Research Areas: • Decisionsupportsystems • Risk management • TransportationMaintenanceManagementSystem




SCHOOL OF MANUFACTURING SYSTEMS AND MECHANICAL ENGINEERING Dr. Bundit Limmeechokchai Nationality: Thai

Education:D.Eng. EnergyEconomicsandPlanning,AsianInstituteofTechnology(AIT),ThailandM.Eng. EnergyTechnology,AsianInstituteofTechnology(AIT),ThailandB.Eng. MechanicalEngineering,(1stClassHonors)KingMongkut’sInstituteofTechnologyNorthBangkok

(KMITNB),Thailand

Academic Rank: Research Areas:AssociateProfessor • Energyefficiency,economics,planningandpolicy • GHG mitigationE-mail: • [email protected] • Low-carbontechnologies

Dr. Chung-Hao Hsu Nationality: Taiwanese

Education:Ph.D. MechanicalEngineering,TexasA&MUniversity,USAM.S. AppliedMechanics,NationalTaiwanUniversity,TaiwanB.S. MechanicalEngineering,NationalChungChengUniversity,Taiwan

Research Areas:Academic Rank: • NanoenergywithapplicationinrenewableenergytechnologiesandthermalmanagementAssistantProfessor ofintegratedcircuits(IC) • MaterialssciencesandengineeringE-mail: • [email protected] • Mechanicaldesignandautomotiveengineering • Financetheoryintechnologymanagement

Dr. Jirachai Buddhakulsomsiri Nationality: Thai

Education:Ph.D. Industrial Engineering, Oregon State University, USAM.S. Statistics,OregonStateUniversity,USAM.S. Industrial Engineering, Oregon State University, USAB.Eng. ChemicalEngineering,ChulalongkornUniversity,Thailand

Academic Rank: Research Areas:AssociateProfessor • Logisticsandsupplychainmanagementininventorymanagementandoptimization, vehicleroutingwithtransshipment,andsupplycontractE-mail: • [email protected] • Productionplanningandcontrol • Systems simulation • Data mining • Engineeringeconomicsanalysis




Dr. Maroay Phlernjai Nationality: Thai

Education:D.Eng. Mechano-MicroEngineering,TokyoInstituteofTechnology,JapanM.Eng. Mechano-MicroEngineering,TokyoInstituteofTechnology,JapanB.Eng. MechanicalEngineering,SirindhornInternationalInstituteofTechnology(SIIT), Thammasat University, Thailand

Academic Rank: Research Areas:Lecturer • VariabletransmissionsysteminRobotics • MachinedesignE-mail: • [email protected] • CAD/CAM

Dr. Navee Chiadamrong Nationality: Thai

Education:Ph.D. ManufacturingEngineeringandOperationsManagement, TheUniversityofNottingham,UKM.Sc. EngineeringBusinessManagement,TheUniversityofWarwick,UKB.Eng. Industrial Engineering, Chulalongkorn University, Thailand

Academic Rank: Research Areas:AssociateProfessor • Cellularmanufacturingsystems(CMS) • AdvancedmanufacturingsystemsE-mail: • Systems [email protected] • Productionplanningandcontrol • Supplychainmanagement

Dr. Pisal Yenradee Nationality: Thai

Education:D.Eng. IndustrialEngineeringandManagement,AsianInstituteofTechnology(AIT),ThailandM.Eng. IndustrialEngineeringandManagement,AsianInstituteofTechnology(AIT),ThailandB.Eng. ProductionEngineering,(1stClassHonors)KingMongkut’sInstituteofTechnologyNorthBangkok

(KMITNB),Thailand

Academic Rank: Research Areas:AssociateProfessor • ProductionandInventorycontrol(P&IC)systems,JIT,MRP,andTOC • P&ICsystemsforThaiindustriesE-mail: • P&[email protected] • Appliedoperationsresearch • Realtimeoptimalvehiclerouteplanningandcontrol.




Dr. Satha Aphornratana Nationality: Thai

Education:Ph.D. MechanicalEngineering,TheUniversityofSheffield,EnglandB.Sc. MechanicalEngineering,PrinceofSongklaUniversity,Thailand

Research Areas: • RefrigerationsystemsAcademic Rank:Professor

E-mail:[email protected]

Dr. Suchada Rianmora Nationality: Thai

Education:D.Eng. DesignandManufacturingEngineering,AsianInstituteofTechnology(AIT),ThailandM.Eng. IndustrialProductionTechnology,KasetsartUniversity,ThailandB.Eng. IndustrialEngineering,SirindhornInternationalInstituteofTechnology(SIIT), Thammasat University, Thailand

Academic Rank: Research Areas:AssistantProfessor • Structuredlightsystem-basedselectivedataacquisition • Reverse engineeringE-mail: • Applicationofimageprocessinginmanufacturingprocesssuchada@siit.tu.ac.th • Adaptivelayeredmanufacturing • CAD/CAM

Dr. Sun Olapiriyakul Nationality: Thai

Education:Ph.D. IndustrialEngineering,NewJerseyInstituteofTechnology(NJIT),USAM.S. Industrial Engineering, San Jose State University, USAB.Eng. MechanicalEngineering,SirindhornInternationalInstituteofTechnology(SIIT), Thammasat University, Thailand

Academic Rank: Academic Awards:AssistantProfessor • BestPresentationAwardatthe5thKKUInternationalEngineeringConference (KKU-IENC),2014E-mail: • DoctoralScholarshipinNanotechnologyawardedbytheOfficeoftheHigherEducationsuno@siit.tu.ac.th Commission(OHEC),2005

Research Areas: • IndustrialEcology • SustainabilityofSupplyChainNetworks • SustainableWorkforceScheduling




Dr. Thananchai Leephakpreeda Nationality: Thai

Education:Ph.D. MechanicalEngineering,TheUniversityofAkron,Ohio,USAM.S. MechanicalEngineering,TheUniversityofAkron,Ohio,USAB.Eng. MechanicalEngineering,ChulalongkornUniversity,Thailand

Academic Awards:Academic Rank: • GoldMedalAward2014,TaipeiInternationalInventionshow&TechnomartProfessor • VeryGoodResearchAward2006,ThammasatUniversity • Thailand’sYoungScientistAward2002,FoundationforthePromotionofScienceandE-mail: TechnologyunderthePatronageofHisMajestytheKing,[email protected] • TheAward-WinningBookofThammasatUniversity,DynamicSystemsandControl,2002

Research Areas:• Processcontrolandmodeling• Robotics• Expertcontrolsystems• Neuralnetworksandfuzzylogics• Systemidentification• Numericalsimulationandoptimization

Dr. Thunyaseth Sethaput Nationality: Thai

Education:Ph.D. Systems and Control Engineering, Case Western Reserve University, Ohio, USA B.Eng. MechanicalEngineering,SirindhornInternationalInstituteofTechnology(SIIT), Thammasat University, Thailand

Research Areas:Academic Rank: • Systems BiologyAssistantProfessor • BiomedicalMechanics • NeurosurgicalSystemsE-mail: • [email protected] • SimulationModeling • Signal Analysis • ComputationalFluidDynamics(CFD)

Dr. Warut Pannakkong Nationality: Thai

Education:Ph.D. KnowledgeScience,JapanAdvancedInstituteofScienceandTechnology,JapanM.Eng. LogisticsandSupplyChainSystemsEngineering,SirindhornInternationalInstituteofTechnology

(SIIT),ThammasatUniversity),ThailandB.Eng. IndustrialEngineering(1stClassHonors),SirindhornInternationalInstituteofTechnology(SIIT), Thammasat University, Thailand

Academic Rank: Lecturer Research Areas: • TimeseriesforecastingE-mail: • Data [email protected] • Logisticsandsupplychainmanagement • Discrete-eventsystemssimulation • Agro-industry management • Vehicleroutingandscheduling




INSTRUCTORSDepartment of Common and Graduate Studies English Training Unit

Mr. Aaron Larsen

Education:M.Ed. TeachingForeignLanguages,UniversityofSouthernQueensland,Australia.B.A. AppliedLinguistics/DevelopmentStudies,AustralianNationalUniversity,Australia. TESL/TEFLCertificate(120hour),TEFLPlusTeachingTraining, PatongLanguageSchool,Phuket,Thailand. AdvancedCertificateinPolicing,NorthernTerritoryUniversity,Australia. CertificateIIinSecurityOperations,AustralianSecurityEducationandConsulting Pty Ltd, Australia.

Mr. David Robert De Young

Education:M.Ed. InternationalEducation,EndicottCollege,Massachusetts,USATESOL TeachingEnglishtoSpeakersofOtherLanguagesCertificate,Ontario,CanadaB.M. Performance,BerkleeCollegeofMusic,Massachusetts,USA

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Education:Ph.D. Psychology,InstituteofPsychology,UniversityofAarhus,Denmark.M.Sc. Psychology,InstituteofPsychology,UniversityofAarhus,Denmark.B.A. Psychology,UniversityofIceland,Reykjavik,Iceland.

Mr. Mark Edward Refsdal

Education:M.B.A. InternationalFinance,ThunderbirdSchoolofGlobalManagement, ArizonaStateUniversity,USAB.A. EnglishLiterature,St.OlafCollege,USA

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Education:TESOL TeachingEnglishtoSpeakersofOtherLanguages,PayapUniversity, Chiang Mai, Thailand.B.A. ManagementInformationSystem,ArmstrongUniversity,Berkeley,CA,USA. OCPOracleCertifiedProfessional7.3

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