SET

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SET
School of Engineering and Technology
Welcome
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About AIT
AIT Mission To develop highly qualified and
committed professionals who play leading roles in
the regions sustainable development and its
integration into the global economy.
1989 Ramon Magsaysay Award for International
Understanding ... for shaping a new generation
of engineers and managers committed to Asia, in
an atmosphere of academic excellence and regional
camaraderie.

• 2,300 students from 47 countries or
  territories
• 16,000 alumni from 80 countries or territories
• 24,000 short-term trainees from 70
• countries/territories
• 130 world class faculty members from
• 20 countries
• 499 research and support staff from 30
  countries
• About 400 sponsored research projects
• 33 Board of Trustee members from 19 Countries

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SET Core values
Excellence in teaching / learning Enhance the
teaching effectiveness with full participation of
students in the learning process. Excellence in
research Support faculty members to reach their
highest potential in research in partnership with
the related industries. Quality assurance
Establish the quality assurance system of all
academic activities. Unity in diversity Dedicate
itself to the value of diversity among
individuals and encourage individual growth
through nurturance, service and fairness. Culture
of collaboration Value the synergy that results
from collaboration, which enhances the learning,
discovery and engagement mission of the
school. Transparence of administration Enhance
the participation of faculty and staff in the
decision-making process of the school.
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SET Mission Vision
Mission
to develop highly qualified engineers and
technologists who play leading roles in promoting
the regions industrial competitiveness in its
integration into the global economy.
Vision
to become a unique and prestigious multicultural
hub of higher learning in engineering and
technology, offering state-of the-art
multidisciplinary programs and cutting edge
research in partnership with the industries for
sustainable growth of the region.
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SET Facts Figures
Recognized for its multinational, multi- cultural
ethos, SET operates as a self-contained
international community.

• 985 multinational students
• 42 full time faculty members
• 46 research and support staff
• 63 sponsored research projects
• 306 publications including journals, refereed
  
• books, conference proceedings and others

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5i s of Graduates
5 DIMENSIONS OF OUR FUTURE GRADUATES (5i)
INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY
INTERNATIONAL PERSPECTIVE
INNOVATION
INDUSTRIAL PARTNERSHIP
INTEGRATION
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Differentiation Our Graduates vs. Others
SET Graduates
Our graduates are educated to

• see the world as a whole
• connect to the real world
• communicate ideas well to diverse groups
• recognize social/economic/political context
• of engineering practice.
• develop self motivation for life-long learning

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SET The thematic areas
SET
School of Engineering and Technology

• CIVIL INFRASTRUCTURE ENGINEERING GROUP
• INDUSTRIAL SYSTEM ENGINEERING GROUP
• INFORMATION AND COMMUNICATIONS GROUP

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SET Fields of Study

• CIVIL INFRASTRUCTURE ENGINEERING GROUP
• Since the start of AIT, civil engineering fields
  have acted as a catalyst in advancing modern
  methodologies, emerging technologies and
  innovative materials for the design and
  construction of safe and economical
  infrastructure in the region.
• Construction, Engineering and Infrastructure
  Management (CEIM)
• Geotechnical and Geoenvironmental Engineering
  (GTE)
• Structural Engineering (STE)
• Transportation Engineering (TE)
• Water Engineering and Management (WEM)
• Offshore Technology and Management (OTM)
• Disaster Preparedness, Mitigation and
  Management (DPMM)

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SET Civil Infrastructure Engineering
Construction, Engineering and Infrastructure
Management (CEIM)
CEIM trains professionals to play leading roles
in the international construction industry and in
infrastructure development and management.

• AREAS OF SPECIALIZATION
• Construction Engineering and Management
• Infrastructure Management

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SET Civil Infrastructure Engineering
CEIM Faculty

• Adjunct Faculty
• Prof. Christian Brockmann (Germany)
• Dr. Puvadol (Thailand), Vice Director of Bangkok
  Bank
• Affiliated Faculty
• Prof. Rolland (France), Legal Expert
• Dr. Hanaoka (Japan), Transportation and
  Infrastructure

Dr. Chotchai
Dr. Hadikusumo
Secretary
Ms. Woranuch
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SET Civil Infrastructure Engineering
CEIM Educating Professional Project Managers
Project Management Solution Provider
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SET Civil Infrastructure Engineering
Geotechnical and Geoenvironmental Engineering
(GTE)
To produce highly qualified engineers and
research in soil and rock engineering. Has been
playing a leading role in geotechnical education
and activities in the region.

• AREAS OF SPECIALIZATION
• Engineering and Applied Geology
• Soil Engineering
• Geoenvironmental Engineering

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SET Civil Infrastructure Engineering
GTE Faculty
Dr. Noppadol P.
Prof. D.T. Bergado
Dr. K.H. Park
Dr. Pham Huy Giao
Secretary
Ms. Supamas R.
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SET Civil Infrastructure Engineering
Soil Engineering
Deep Excavation Tunneling Numerical Computation
Soft Soil Properties Pile Foundation Slope
Stability
Ground Improvement Geosynthetic Engineering
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SET Civil Infrastructure Engineering
Engineering Geology Rock Machanics

• Site Characterization
• Geological Hazards
• Hydrogeology

• Rock Mechanics
• Underground Rock Excavation
• Rock Slope Engineering

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Geoenvironmental Engineering
Contaminant Transport Land Decontamination
Landfill Technology GeoRisks
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GTE Facilities and Outreach Units

• Soil Mechanics
• Rock Mechanics
• Geosynthetic Materials
• Geophysics
• Geo-environmental Laboratory

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Structural Engineering (STE)
In order to design and construct structures,
civil engineers need to keep abreast with the
latest methods of structural analysis, modeling,
advanced design, and material technology.

• AREAS OF SPECIALIZATION
• Structural Analysis,
• Mechanics Computation
• Structural Design and Materials

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STE Faculty
Dr. Pennung W. Wind Earthquake Engineering
Prof. Worsak Kanok-Nukulchai Computational
Mechanics
Ms. Bussarin STE Field Secretary
Dr. Sun S. STE Laboratory Supervisor
Dr. Raktipong S.
Dr. Naveed Anwar Associate Director ACECOMS
Dr. Thanakorn P.
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STE Research Focus Area
Concrete Construction Materials
Earthquake Engineering
Wind Effects on Structures
Durability of Concrete Structures
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Seismic Performance Test of a Slab-Column
Connection
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SET Civil Infrastructure Engineering
TU-AIT Boundary Layer Wind Tunnel Laboratory
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SET Civil Infrastructure Engineering
Transportation Engineering (TRE)
The field provides advanced skills in
transportation planning and economics, traffic
engineering, and the design of highway and
pavement and other transportation facilities.

• AREAS OF SPECIALIZATION
• Planning and Engineering
• Highways and Pavements

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TRE Faculty
Dr. Kunnawee K.
Dr. H. Kim
Visiting Adjunct Faculty
Field Secretary
Dr . Pichai T.
Prof. T. Nakatsuji
Ms. Nisarat
Dr. H. Kato
Dr. S. Hanaoka
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SET Civil Infrastructure Engineering
TRE Competencies

• Traffic Engineering and Road Safety Audit
• Accident Investigation and Reconstruction
• Design of Highways and Pavements
• Transportation Planning and Economics
• Logistics Transportation
• Air Transportation
• Has strong academic centers - Asian Center for
  Transportation Studies and Thailand Accident
  Research Center, which has linkages with Volvo
  and Thailands Department of Highways

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SET Civil Infrastructure Engineering
Water Engineering and Management (WEM)
The field imparts education and conducts applied
research to find solutions to the complex nature
of water resources development and management
issues and problems.

• INTERDISCIPLINARY AREAS OF STUDY
• Integrated Watershed Development
• Management
• Integrated Tropical Coastal Zone Management
• Modeling Tools for Environmental
• and Resources Management
• Urban Water Engineering and Management
• E-Learning Program on IWRM

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WEM Faculty
Clemente, Roberto Associate Professor Soil and
Water Management Irrigation and Drainage
Engineering Hydrologic and Environmental
Assessment and Modeling.
Babel, Mukand Singh Associate Professor and
Coordinator Integrated Water Resources
Management Irrigation and Drainage Engineering
Hydrology Modeling of Water Systems.
Perret, Sylvain Visiting Associate
Professor Water Resource Management, Institutions
and Governance, Water Economics, Irrigation
Management, Dynamic Modeling
Weesakul, Sutat Affiliated Faculty Hydraulic and
Coastal Engineering Urban Drainage Physical
Hydraulic Modeling.
Das Gupta, Ashim Adjunct Faculty Integrated
Water Resources Management Ground Water
Development and Management Modeling and
Monitoring
Tingsanchali, Tawatchai Adjunct
Faculty Waterways and River Engineering Flood
Control and Mitigation Hydraulics of river Flow
and Sediment Transport
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WEM Staff
Trakanpasakul, Pajee WEM Administrative Secretary
Roa, Arturo G. Lab Supervisor
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WEM Focal Area
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SET Civil Infrastructure Engineering
WEM Facilities
Hydrometeorological Station
Hydraulics Laboratory
Irrigation Experimental Field
Irrigation Laboratory
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SET Civil Infrastructure Engineering
WEM Projects and Research
Hydraulic Model Study of Nam Ngum 2 Spillway
Hydraulic Model Study of RID Suvarnabhumi Pumping
Station
Hydraulic Model Study of Nam Ngum 2 Diversion
Tunnel
An Assessment of Socio-Economic Impacts due to
Coastal Floods in South and Southeast Asia under
Climate Change Scenarios
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WEM Projects and Research
Hydraulic Model Study of Nam Ngum 2 Spillway
Hydraulic Model Study of RID Suvarnabhumi Pumping
Station
Hydraulic Model Study of Nam Ngum 2 Diversion
Tunnel
An Assessment of Socio-Economic Impacts due to
Coastal Floods in South and Southeast Asia under
Climate Change Scenarios
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SET Civil Infrastructure Engineering
Offshore Technology and Management (OTM)
The interdisciplinary area of study trains
specialists in activities related to offshore oil
and gas exploration, development and management
Degree Programs - Professional Master Degree
of Engineering (PME) - Regular Master
of Engineering (MEng)
Areas of Specialization

• SUBSURFACE ENGINEERING
• OFFSHORE STRUCTURAL DESIGN CONSTRUCTION
  (OSDC)
• OIL AND GAS MANAGEMENT (OGM)

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OTM Faculty
Dr. Greg Chiu
Dr. Pham Huy Giao
Ms. Nuanchan S. Secretary
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Subsurface Engineering In collaboration with
Geo-Exploration Petroleum Geoengineering
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Offshore Structural Design Consturction (OSDC)
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Oil and Gas Management (OGM)
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SET Civil Infrastructure Engineering
Disaster Preparedness, Mitigation and Management
(DPMM)
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DPMM Courses Offered

• Managing for Disasters
• Tsunami Science and Preparedness
• Mitigation of Earthquake Disasters
• Floods and Droughts
• Georisk Engineering
• Climate Forecasting and Early Warning Systems
• Remote Sensing and GIS for Disaster Risk
  Management
• Geospatial Technology for Disaster Risk Mapping
• Community Based Disaster Risk Management
• Coastal Resiliency and Natural Disaster
  Preparedness
• Environmental Hazards Mitigation
• Planning and Implementation for Emergency
  Management
• Human Conflicts and Humanitarian Emergency
  Management
• Disaster Management in Urban Environmental
  Planning
• Health and Ecological Risk Management

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DPMM Partners and Collaborators
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DPMM Faculty
Dr. Mokbul Morshed Ahmad NGO Management and
Community Rural Development Dr. Dinand Alkema
(ITC) Flood Hazards Prof. Ajit K.
Annachhatre Health and Ecological Risk
Management Dr. Mukand Singh Babel Drought
Forecasting and Management Dr. Amrit Bart Coastal
Resiliency Disaster Preparedness Dr. Xiaoyong
Chen GIS Remote Sensing Dr. Animesh
Dutta Energy Technologies for Disaster
Management Dr. Kiyoshi Honda Real-time Mapping
and Simulation of Geological Processes Prof.
Sivanappan Kumar Climate Change Mitigation Dr.
Kyoko Kusakabe Community Based Disaster Risk
Management Gender Issues Dr. N.
Mithulananthan Energy Technologies for Disaster
Management Dr. Vilas Nitivattananon Disaster
Management in Urban Infrastructure Planning
Dr. L A S Ranjith Perera Disaster Management in
Urban Environmental Planning Dr. Noppadol
Phien-wej Geological Hazards Dr. Bhichit Rattakul
(ADPC) Community Based Disaster Risk
Management Mr. Aloysius Rego (ADPC) Disaster
Management System Prof. Jayant K.
Routray Regional and Rural Development
Planning Dr. Lal Samarakoon Geospatial Technology
for Disaster Management Dr. Oleg Shipin EIA and
Disaster Management Mr. A.R. Subbiah
(ADPC) Climate Risk Management Dr. Wataru
Takeuchi (ICUS) Remote Sensing for Disaster and
Environment Management Prof. Tawatchai
Tingsanchali Flood Disaster Management Dr. Cees
van Westen (ITC) Landslide Hazards Prof.
Chettiyappan Visvanathan Environmental Hazards
Mitigation Dr. Pennung Warnitchai Earthquake
Engineering Dr. Sutat Weesakul Tsunami and
Coastal Engineering
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SET Civil Infrastructure Engineering
DPMM
www.ait.ac.th/dpmm
Applications with engineering, architecture,
natural and social sciences, and management
backgrounds are eligible to apply for this
program.
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SET Fields of Study

• INDUSTRIAL SYSTEM ENGINEERING GROUP
• For several decades, AIT has served the
  development of the region by equipping young
  engineers with high-tech knowledge required for
  working in a complex industrial environment.
  Since its inception, the Industrial Systems
  Engineering (ISE) program at AIT has contributed
  to this mission by focusing on industrial
  competitiveness and innovation for sustainable
  growth of the region. ISE program acts as an
  umbrella for four fields of study
• Industrial and Manufacturing Engineering (IME)
• Mechatronics (MEC)
• Microelectronics (MIC)
• Nanotechnology

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Industrial System Engineering
Industrial and Manufacturing Engineering
Industrial and Manufacturing Engineering field
of study prepares students for manufacturing
management and decision support positions in
industry and public sector, by equipping them
with a broad range of decision making skills for
a variety of applications. The IME curriculum
reflects the objective of imparting fundamental
knowledge to develop the ability to address
complex industrial issues, emphasizing on how to
design, run, control and optimize the
production systems. Area of Specialization
Industrial Engineering and Management Supply
Chain and Logistics Management Rapid Product
Development
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Industrial System Engineering
Mechatronics
Mechatronics field of study prepares students to
gain expertise not only as the system integrators
but also as the builders of the components of
advanced technologies. Mechatronics provides
students a new insight in the field of automation
through an integrated consideration of mechanics,
electronics, and information technology. The
preferred fields of undergraduate study for the
candidates seeking admission to Mechatronics are
Electronics, Electrical Engineering, Mechanical
Engineering, Computer Engineering or Computer
Science.
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Industrial System Engineering
Microelectronics (and Embedded Systems)
The curriculum focuses on design and IC
packaging aspects for specific applications.
Fabrication, including prototyping of chips, is
included in the curriculum and is featured in
partnership with microelectronics industries and
collaborating universities overseas. The
curriculum is under review to take into account
the market need of embedded systems.
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Industrial System Engineering
Nanotechnology
The Master of Engineering Program in
Nanotechnology focusing on Advanced and
nanomaterials is an interdisciplinary field of
study at ISE. It aims to prepare students to
play an active role in shaping career in the
application of appropriate nonotechnology for the
future growth of the economies in the region.
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Industrial System Engineering
ISE Laboratories
Simulation Laboratory Advanced Simulation
Laboratory Computer Integrated Manufacturing
Laboratory Mechatronics and Automation
Laboratory IC Design Laboratory Center of
Excellence in Nanotechnology
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Industrial System Engineering
Simulation Laboratory
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Industrial System Engineering
Computer Integrated Manufacturing Laboratory
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Industrial System Engineering
Mechatronics and Automation Laboratory
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Industrial System Engineering
Center of Excellence in Nanotechnology
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Industrial System Engineering
Faculty
Manukid Parnichkun, Associate Professor Ph.D.,
M.Eng., University of Tokyo B.Eng., Chulalongkorn
University Email manukid_at_ait.ac.th
Mario T. Tabucanon, Professor D.Eng., M. Eng.,
AIT B.S.E.E., B.S.M.E., Cebu Institute of
Technology Email mttabucanon_at_ait.ac.th
Joydeep Dutta, Professor Ph. D., Calcutta
University M.Sc., North Eastern Hill
University Email joy_at_ait.ac.th
Nitin Afzulpurkar, Associate Professor Ph.D.,
Canterbury Email nitin_at_ait.ac.th
Erik L.J. Bohez, Associate Professor Burgerlijk
WerktuigKundig Kandidatuur Burgerlijk Ingenieur,
State University Ghent Email bohez_at_ait.ac.th
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Industrial System Engineering
Faculty
Voratas Kachitvichyanukul, Professor Ph.D.,
Purdue University M.Eng., AIT B.S., National
Taiwan University Email voratas_at_ait.ac.th
Pisut Koomsap, Assistant Professor Ph.D, The
Pennsylvania State University M.S. University of
Louisville Email pisut_at_ait.ac.th
Mongkol Ekpanyapong, Assistant Professor Ph.D.,
Georgia Institute of Technology M.Sc., Georgia
Institute of Technology, M.Eng., AIT B.Eng.,
Chulalongkorn Univerisity, Thailand Emailmongkol_at_
ait.ac.th
Huynh Trung Luong, Associate Professor D.Eng.,
M.Eng., AIT B.Eng., HoChiMinh City University
of Technology Email luong_at_ait.ac.th
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SET Fields of Study

• INFORMATION AND COMMUNICATIONS GROUP
• Information and communications reflect the
  essential importance of access, connectivity and
  sharing. This collaboration on the creation of
  relevant knowledge provides economic opportunity
  and empowerment for all peoples of the region.
• Computer Science (CS)
• Information Management (IM)
• Remote Sensing and Geographic Information
  Systems (RS-GIS)
• Telecommunications (TC)
• Information and Communications Technologies
  (ICT)

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Information and Communication
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Information and Communication
Faculty Members (CSIM)
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Information and Communication
Faculty Members (CSIM)
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Information and Communication
Faculty Members (CSIM)
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Information and Communication
Faculty Members (ITC, TC)
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Information and Communication
Faculty Members (ITC, TC)
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Information and Communication
Faculty Members (ITC, TC)
Dr. Teerawat Issariyakul Adjunct faculty
Dr. Jaakoo P. Kurhila Visiting Faculty
Dr. Jukka Silvennoinen Visiting Faculty

• Research Interests
• Markov-based modeling and Analysis
• cognitive radio networks
• Scheduling algorithms in centralized wireless
  networks
• Medium access control protocols in single-hop and
  multi-hop Distributed wireless networks such as
  IEEE 802.11
• Model Analysis using stochastic domination and
  supermodularity Properties

• Research Interests
• On-line communities
• Adaptive Web-based systems
• Computer- supported collaborative work

• Research Interests
• ICT Application Project Implementation

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Information and Communication
Faculty Members (RSGIS)
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Information and Communication
Partnerships and Collaborations
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Information and Communication
Laboratories Telecommunications

• Transmission Switching
• Network Planning Lab
• Wireless Lab
• Communications Lab

Transmission line analyzer
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Information and Communication
Laboratories RSGIS

• The Digital Image Processing Laboratory room,
• Institute-Wide GIS Laboratory room,
• Asia e-learning Project Experiment room.

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Information and Communication
Contact
For more information, please visit
http//set.ait.ac.th http//tc.ait.ac.th http//ic
t.ait.ac.th http//csim.ait.ath http//rsgis.ait.a
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SET Interdisciplinary Programs
INTERDISCIPLINARY PROGRAMS
INDUSTRIAL SYSTEM ENGINEERING GROUP
CIVIL AND INFRASTRUCTURE ENGINEERING GROUP
SET
CIE
ISE
SERD
SOM
School of Environment and Resources Development
School of Management
ICG
INFORMATION AND COMMUNICATIONS GROUP
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SET Interdisciplinary Areas

• Information and Communications Technologies
  (ICT)
• Disaster Preparedness, Mitigation and
  Management (DPMM)
• Nanotechnology (NANO)
• Offshore Technology and Management (OTM)
• New strategic areas to be launched
• Automotive Design and Manufacturing Engineering
  (ADM)
• Integrated Water Resources Management (IWRM)
• Supply Chain Management and Logistics (SCL)
• Technology Venture and Entrepreneurship (TVE)

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SET Interdisciplinary Areas
Participating Fields of Study ?
SERD
SOM
SET
CSIM
SERD School of Environment and Resources
Development AARM Agriculture and Aquatic
Resources Management ASE Agricultural
Systems and Engineering EEM Environmental Engine
ering Management UEM Urban Engineering Managemen
t RRDP Regional and Rural Development
Planning NRM Natural Resources Management SOM
School of Management MOT Management
of Technology IB International Business
ICT (2003)
GEPG (2004)
ADM (2008)
Interdisciplinary Programs
DPMM (2008)
SCL (2008)
TVE (2008)
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SET Professional Programs (Vietnam, Sri Lanka,
Indonesia)

• Professional Master Program in Project
  Management, PetroVietnam
• Profession Master Program in Telecommunication,
  EVN Telecom
• 3 Professional Master Programs in Project
  Management, for various sponsors in VungTau,
  Hanoi and HCM City
• Professional Master Programs in Industrial
  Engineering and Management, in HCM City
• Professional Master Programs in Geosystem
  exploration and Petroleum Geoengineering, in HCM
  City 2009
• Professional Master Program in Software
  Engineering in Vietnam, with first enrollment
  scheduled in August 2009.
• Undergraduate Program
• 
  2007 2008
  2009
• Total number of SET Vietnam students 80
  86 107
• Total revenue US
  650,000 650,000 1, 212,000
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Wide spectrum of activities through outreach
Centers
SET Outreach Centers
Regional Network Office for Urban Safety (RNUS)
Asian Center for Engineering Computations and
Software (ACECOMS)
Asian Center for Soil Improvement and
Geosynthetics (ACSIG)
Habitech Center
Thailand Accident Research Center (TARC)
Asian Center for Transportation Studies (ACTS)
AIT Center of Excellence in Nanotechnology (COEN)
Geoinformatic Center
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SET Sponsored and Contracted Projects Initiated
in January December 2008
There are 63 projects that are currently being
conducted (on-going projects) in SET and with a
total budget of 125,637,198.15 THB.
Examples of SET research work in high tech areas
and with local agents and developmental agencies

• Creation of an intelligent tutoring system for
  medical problem-based learning
• Disaster mitigation stemming from socio-economic
  and environmental impact assessment in tsunami
  affected areas
• Development of an intelligent underwater robot
• Turning crustacean waste products into such
  products as shampoo, see-through bandages, food
  preservatives and an anti-microbial coating for
  fabrics

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Master Degree Programs
REGULAR 21.5 MONTHS M. ENG PROGRAM
12 credits
Coursework
1st. Semester
12 credits
Coursework
2nd. Semester
2 credits
Institute-wide course
Inter-Semester
22 credits
Thesis
3rd. Semester
4th. Semester
48 credits
Total Credits for Graduation
(currently under operation)
1-YEAR PROFESSIONAL M. ENG PROGRAM
12 credits
Coursework
1st. Semester
12 credits
Coursework
2nd. Semester
Inter-Semester
8 credits
Oversea Internship
32 credits
Total Credits for Graduation
(PME) For Interdisciplinary Topic-Based Programs
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SET Strengths
SET relies on its

• Strong disciplinary fields
• Object-based multidisciplinary programs
• Strong research presence in the region
• Partners for joint /dual-degree programs
• Outstanding faculty awards
• Several innovation patents
• Graduates where 1 in 2 pursues doctoral studies

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SET Learning Atmosphere
SET Lounge
Structural Engineering Laboratory
SET Computer Laboratory
ISE Building
Walkway in SET
SET Computer Laboratory
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Our Students
Our Satisfaction
Thank You
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Further information
SCHOOL OF ENGINEERING AND TECHNOLOGY Asian
Institute of Technology P.O. Box 4, Klong
Luang Pathumthani 12120, Thailand Telephone
66-2-5246054 Facsimile 66-2-5246432 E-mail
deanset_at_ait.ac.th Web site http//www.set.ait.ac
.th