Chang-Wook
Han, Ph.D.
School
of Electrical Engineering & Computer Science
Yeungnam
University
214-1
Dae-Dong
Gyongsan
Gyongbuk,
712-749
South
Korea
Tel:
+82-53-810-3927
Fax:
+82-53-810-4629
http://eecs.yu.ac.kr/English/
cwhan@yumail.ac.kr
YU
- Yeungnam
University
Yeungnam
University (YU), founded in 1967, is located in near
the heart of Daegu
city. The YU is recognized for excellence in research,
instruction, and service to the profession in Korea.
Since its foundation,
the YU
has enhanced a reputation as a prestigious university, with 150,000 graduates
who are influential leaders domestically and internationally.
School
of Electrical Engineering and Computer Science (EECS)
at YU has played the most important role in development of
the YU. The EECS divisor(divisions) founded in 2000 is
composed of Electronic Engineering, Computer Engineering, and Information and
Communication Engineering.
The School offers Bachelor of Science degrees, Master
of Science, and Doctor of Philosophy degrees. As of March 2002, the school has
37 faculty members who hold doctorate awarded from renowned
international/domestic academic institutions, 7 adjunct faculty members, and 10
part-time lecturers. The student body is about 1800 with 1550 undergraduate
students, 195 master students, and 53 doctorate students. Also, the school
activities are supported by 2 administrative and 4 technical staffs.
Research in the School encompasses virtually every
specialty within electrical engineering and computer science. Each year,
the EECS's distinguished faculties and modern
facilities attract substantial external funding for educational and scientific
research. Research support comes from a variety of sources, both government
agencies such as KOSEF, KRF, ITA, SMBA, MOCIE, etc, and private industry, and
totaled more than 2,087 million won in 2001.
In 2000, the EECS at YU
together with the EECS of Kyungpook National
University have been selected the information technology field of the Brain
Korea 21 (BK21) project conduced by the Ministry of Education. It permits the
school to provide the student program such as scholarship, the in-language
service training system, and special lectures, and encourages the school to
reform the academic procedures and environments from undergraduate to the
graduate programs. 22% of students at EECS benefit from various scholarship fund
including university, BK21 project, and industrial companies. Research in the
School encompasses virtually every specialty within electrical engineering and
computer science. The main topics are: computational intelligence,
soft computing, artificial intelligence, intelligent
systems, data mining, and
its applications.
Dr.
Chang-Wook Han
received
the B.S., M.S., and Ph.D. degrees in Electronic
Engineering from Yeungnam University,
Gyeongsan, Korea in 1994, 1996, and 2002,
respectively. From 1996 to 1997, he worked as a researcher at Hyundai Heavy
Industries Co., Ltd. During 2002-2003, he was a Post- doctoral Fellow in the
Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering at the University of Alberta,
Canada. He is currently a guest professor in the School of Electrical
Engineering and Computer Science, Yeungnam University.
His areas
of interest are computational intelligence, soft computing, artificial intelligence,
intelligent systems, data mining, and its applications to solve the real life problems.
YU1:
H. Nobuhara, C. W. Han, K. Hirota: Max-plus Algebra based Evolutional Neural
Networks and Their Application to Various Image Processings, Proc.
of the IEEE World Congress on Computational Intelligence
(Special Session - Soft
Computing in Image Processing: Recent Advances), Vancouver, Canada, July 2006 (to appear).
YU2:
C. W. Han, J. I. Park: Fuzzy
Granulation-based Cascade Fuzzy Neural Networks
Optimized by GA-RSL, Lecture Notes in Artificial Intelligence, Springer 2006 (to
appear)
YU3:
C. W. Han, J. I. Park: Adaptive-Partitioning-based
Stochastic Optimization Algorithm and Its Application to Fuzzy Control Design,
Lecture Notes in Artificial Intelligence, Springer 2006 (to appear)
YU4:
C. W. Han, J. I. Park: Simulated
Annealing Based Learning Approach for the Design of Cascade Architectures of
Fuzzy Neural Networks, Lecture Notes in Computer Science, Springer 2006 (to appear)
YU5:
C. W. Han, J. I. Park: SA-selection-based
genetic algorithm for the design of fuzzy controller,
International
Journal of Control, Automation, and Systems, Vol.
3, No.
2, pp. 236-243, June 2005.
YU6:
S. W. Han,
W. Pedrycz,
C. W. Han:
Nonlinear channel
blind equalization using hybrid genetic algorithm with simulated annealing,
Mathematical and
Computer Modelling, Vol. 41, No. 6-7, pp. 697-709, March-April 2005.
YU7:
C. W. Han, J. I. Park: A
study on hybrid random signal- based learning and its applications,
International
Journal of Systems Science, Vol. 35, No. 4, pp. 243-253, April 2004.
YU8:
W. Pedrycz, M. Reformat, C. W. Han: Cascade Architectures of Fuzzy Neural Networks,
Fuzzy
Optimization and Decision Making, Vol. 3,
No. 1, pp. 5-37, Mar. 2004.
YU9:
C. W. Han: Genetic
design of logic-based fuzzy controller, Electronics
Letters,
Vol. 40, No.
5, pp. 293-294, Mar. 2004.
YU10:
C. W. Han, J. I. Park: Design of a Fuzzy Controller Using Random Signal-Based Learning
Employing Simulated Annealing, Proc.
of the 39th IEEE Conference on Decision and Control, pp. 396-397, Sydney,
Australia,
Dec. 2000.