Rate My Professor Akira Nissaka

Nissaka's scholarly contributions include the solo-authored bachelor's thesis 'Development of Plant Growth Simulation Execution System Using WWW' (2001); the co-authored paper '3D Modeling of Reservoirs and Water Volume Estimation Using Portable Lidar Data' published in the Journal of the Japanese Society of Agricultural Machinery (2011, vol. 79, no. 3, pp. 191-194); 'Damage to Cultural Properties in Northern Kanto from the Great East Japan Earthquake and Townscape Preservation Efforts: The Case of Sawara Important Traditional Buildings Preservation District' in Aikoku Gakuen University Human and Cultural Sciences Research Bulletin (2014, no. 16, pp. 61-77, co-authored with Mizue Watanabe, So Nakamura, and Takemi Machida); and 'Smart Agriculture Brought by the Fourth Industrial Revolution' in the same journal (2019). He delivers courses such as PBL Exercise, Career Design II, Introduction to Information Science, Programming Basics, Web Design Exercise, Introduction to Information Security, Information Mathematics, and Graduation Research Exercise in the Information Science field. Nissaka is a member of the Japanese Society for Agricultural Informatics and the Japanese Society of Agricultural and Rural Engineering. He participates in university committees including FD, employment, ICT, admissions promotion, and student affairs, and delivers public lectures on topics like artificial intelligence, cybersecurity, IoT, and web technologies at citizen universities, high schools, and open campuses.