As an Assistant Professor in the School of Internet of Things at XJTLU, my role is multifaceted, balancing both teaching and research responsibilities. I am deeply involved in delivering courses that explore the core concepts of IoT, focusing on foundational theories, infrastructure, and emerging technologies. My work includes designing and structuring class modules, preparing teaching materials, and ensuring the courses meet the academic standards of the university.

In addition to teaching, I contribute to research within the IoT domain, focusing on developing innovative solutions for optimizing IoT systems in various organizational contexts. My research intersects with automation and control systems, and I collaborate with colleagues across disciplines to explore new opportunities and applications.

I am also dedicated to enhancing the quality of education by incorporating cutting-edge teaching methodologies, such as project-based learning and peer-assisted learning, which foster deeper student engagement and critical thinking. My goal is to cultivate an environment that not only educates but also inspires the next generation of IoT professionals.