Ing. Michal Valenta, Ph.D.

Ing. Michal Valenta, Ph.D. Professional interests and major areas of Michal’s academic activities are:

  • database systems,
  • formal methods for the specification,
  • software engineering.

Employment and work experience

since 2010 FIT CTU in Prague – Department of Software Engineering: Head of Department
since 2009 FIT CTU in Prague – Department of Software Engineering: Acting Head of Department
since 2009 VIC CTU: development and management of CTU Poll application
since 1997 Gopas, Oracle Czech & Sun Microsystems: trainings for Oracle DBMS administrators and developers in PL/SQL
1998 – 2009 FEL CTU in Praze, Department of Computers: assistant professor

Education

 2003  Ph.D. – Database and Information Systems
Faculty of Electrical Engineering – Department of Computers, Czech Technical University in Prague
 1995  Master’s degree (Ing.) – Informatics
Faculty of Electrical Engineering – Department of Computers, Czech Technical University in Prague

Teaching at universities (lectures)

FIT CTU
  • Database Systems
  • Language SQL
  • Advanced Database Systems
  • Web and Database Server Administration
FEL CTU
  • Database Systems
  • Database Systems 2
  • SQL
  • Software Technologies
FJFI CTU
  • Relational Databases
BIVŠ
  • Databases I
  • Databases II

Research

Publications

  • 30 contributions to proceedings of domestic and foreign conferences,
  • 1 autorized software,
  • 1 scripts,
  • 1 conference proceedings,
  • 1 university textbook.

Grants

  • 3× member of the research team grant GAČR (Czech Science Foundation),
  • 1× guarantor of internal doctoral grant,
  • TACR (Technology Agency of the Czech Republic) project solver.

Publications

Pokorný, J., Rybola, Z., Valenta, M., & Pergl, J. Z. and R. (2024). INSTANTIATION OF ONTOUML MODELS IN MULTI-LABELED GRAPH DATABASES. 78–86. https://iadisportal.org/digital-library/instantiation-of-ontouml-models-in-multi-labeled-graph-databases
Rybola, Z., & Valenta, M. (2018). Towards OntoUML for Software Engineering: Experimental Evaluation of Exclusivity Constraints in Relational Databases. Model and Data Engineering, 58–73. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-030-00856-7_4