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Annual report 2011 27− category of bachelor students – Jakub Ševcech (Automatic Web ContentAnnotation, supervisor M. Bieliková)Dean’s award was the highest appreciation. It was conferred to:−−−−Filip Burda (Decreasing Packet Loss of VoIP Calls by Optimising TransportNetwork, supervisor M. Kotočová)Pavol Bielik, Peter Krátky, Štefan Mitrík, Michal Tomlein (Motivating Children toIncrease Physical Activity by Means of Reward, supervisors M. Bieliková,M. Barla)Tomáš Kramár (Detecting Search Sessions Using Document Metadata and ImplicitFeedback, supervisor M. Bieliková)Ján Súkeník (Solving of Image Similarity Puzzle – Singular Value Decomposition,supervisor P. Lacko)− David Chalupa (Discovering the Ability of Graph Coloring Heuristics to FindSubstructures in Social Networks, supervisor J. Pospíchal)Besides the 89 papers presented at the conference in two poster sessions several accompaniedevents were organized−RoboCup Exhibition, where students presented interesting results in simulatedleague both 2D and 3D; RoboCup is an attractive project with free participation,designed to support education and research in artificial intelligence, robotics andinformation technologies− TP-Cup Showcase, where seven teams presented their projects; TP-Cup isa competition of master students’ teams aimed at excellence in developmentinformation technologies solutions within two semester long team project module inmaster study programs.IIT.SRC 2011 accompanying events included also programming competition, FiitaPixel –photo contest best pictures exhibition, game with a purpose tournament, Invent competitionfor inventive student works of applicative nature within the topics of the conference intwo categories: Design a Mobile Application and Design an Application for a BetterWorls, and technical presentations related to modern information technologies given bythe IIT.SRC 2011 conference sponsors.FIIT STU initiated in 2010 a join of two Czech and Slovak student competitions ACM CZStudent Research Competition organized by Czech ACM Chapter and Czech and SlovakUniversities and Diploma Thesis Competition organized by IT company Profinit, whichresulted to establishing− Czech ACM Chapter & Slovakia ACM Chapter Student Project of the YearCompetition – ACM SPYin beginning of 2010. 2 nd ACM SPY Finals were organized in October 2011 in Prague,where 5 best bachelor and 5 best master student projects from overall 99 project submittedby students from 13 Czech and Slovak universities were presented.The project−Personalized Training Plan Recommendation and Activity Tracking for a HealthierLifestyle authored by our student Pavol Bielik (supervisor M. Barla) won the 1 stplace in bachelor category