Introduction

Denny Darlis earned his Bachelor of Science (S.Si) from the University of Indonesia in 2000 majoring in Physics majoring in Instrumentation. After being in the industrial world for approximately 5 years, continued his Master of Engineering studies at the Telkom Institute of Technology until 2010 to get an MT degree in Electrical Engineering majoring in Telecommunications. Currently (2016) is continuing his studies in the field of Optical Wireless Communication. The research interests currently being carried out are the implementation of wireless telecommunications systems, Visible Light Communication, Wireless Sensor Network, and cryptographic algorithms applied in FPGAs, Internet of Things, Fog Networking, Hardware Security and Embedded Systems.

Joined the D3 Telecommunication Engineering study program since 2010 starting as a Part Time Professional Lecturer until 2013 as a Permanent Lecturer at Telkom Education Foundation. The courses taught to D3 Telecommunication Engineering students are Digital Engineering, Microcontroller Applications, Wireless Communication Workshop, Fiber Optic Communication Engineering, K3 and Labor Law, and Introduction to Professional Certification.

Involved in the process of preparing for study program accreditation in 2012 and the preparation of competency-based curriculum 2012 and 2016 D3 Telecommunication Engineering. He is a member of the K3 Activist Network in Telecommunications (jaringk3telco.org) based in Jakarta, a member of the Telematics Society No. 100746 since 2015, a member of IEEE No. 93648195 Region 10 – Asia and Pacific Indonesia Section, and a member of ETA-i no. 144089. As well as having a Certificate of Expertise in the field of K3 in the field of electricity and Working at Height (TAT-1).

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