Kentaro Hoshi

Kentaro Hoshi is an Assistant Professor at the Global Education Center, focusing on information science and programming education. He has taught courses such as Fundamentals of Information Science, Basic AI Programming, and Introduction to Python/Java/C++ Programming across multiple quarters in 2025.

His research interests include network traffic modeling, performance evaluation of web systems, and applying queueing theory to analyze non-Poisson traffic processes. He has worked on advanced traffic models with general arrival and service time distributions, including Round-Robin processing systems, validated through simulation.

The Scopus API data (as of 2025) indicates 6 publications, 8 citations, and an h-index of 2. Key projects involved modeling timeout traffic in web networks and evaluating system performance under generalized distributions and feedback mechanisms.