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Computer Networks and Security Lab (Takashi Imaizumi)
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A lab specializing in computer networks and security.
AboutAbout the lab
Computer networks and security.
Prof. Imaizumi specializes in computer networks, security, network applications, and software engineering.
Prof. Imaizumi is a faculty member of the Information Strategy Organization and teaches in the Faculty and Graduate School of Information and Data Science.
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- Computer network
- A system that connects multiple computers through communication lines so that they can exchange data
- Software engineering
- A field that studies methods for building and maintaining large-scale software correctly and efficiently
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Prof. Imaizumi specializes in computer networks, security, network applications, and software engineering.
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