Category Archives: Teaching

“The Two Pillars” — IC3K 2019 Keynote Speech

Interested in the foundations of conceptual modelling? You may like to watch the keynote speech of Robert Pergl given in Vienna, September 2019.

Abstract:

In this keynote, I discuss two pillars of intellectual human endeavour: naming and hierarchies. I dig into the essence of these corner-stones of conceptualisation and explore their presence, significance and forms in various disciplines. Challenges of naming and hierarchies in engineering disciplines are discussed and lessons learned are formulated.

New courses at FIT

In cooperation with the CCM we were prepared two new unique items at FIT, which we recently from the summer semester 2015:

Subject MI-NSS is the result of collaboration with the University of Antwerp and will be taught by professors directly from Antwerp.

Subject BI-OOP is part of our activities within the Pharo Consortium.

Courses are now in the form of elective courses from the new bachelor accreditation will be BI-OOP compulsory subject of Software Engineering study program.

Ing. Zuzana Vejrážková diploma thesis was awarded in two competitions

Czech ACM Chapter & Slovakia ACM Chapter Student Project of the Year (ACM SPY) is a comptition for the best thesis in computer science and information technology. Susan received this prestigious award for his excellent work “Business Process Modeling and Simulation: DEMO, BORM and BPMN“, which contributed significantly to the topics which the CCM deals.

In addition to this award Zuzana succeeded well in the competition “ICT dissertation in 2013”, where her work placed on amazing 3rd place in tough competition.

Congratulations, thank you and wish you continued success!

ACM-SPY-certifikat