Department of Network and Systems Engineering
The Department of Network and Systems Engineering (NSE) conducts research and provides education and service to society on key aspects of networked systems. The primary research focus is on system design, architecture, and management; system security and privacy; enterprise IT modeling and computing; project and technology management. The core methods for conducting the research are stochastic modeling, queuing theory; game theory, optimization; distributed systems, data analysis and machine learning; software design, prototyping, and experimentation.
The department is a part of the School of Electrical Engineering and Computer Science.
Calendar
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15OctoberMonday, 15:00Dissertations Margus Välja, Network and Systems Engineering Improving IT Architecture Modeling Through Automation: Cyber Security Analysis of Smart Grids
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19OctoberFriday, 10:15Dissertations Rong Du, Department of Network and Systems Engineering Optimal Networking in Wirelessly Powered Sensor Networks
School news
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Jakob Nordström elected member of Young Academy
3 Sep 2018
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Dosed with crystal meth, brain-on-a-chip reveals brain's neurovascular interactions
29 Aug 2018
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EECS subjects advances on ShanghaiRanking
23 Aug 2018
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Huawei invests in EECS students
22 Aug 2018
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The Knuth Prize to Johan Håstad
22 Aug 2018
