Zriadenie Fakulty informatiky a informačných technológií - FIIT STU

70 STU Faculty of Informatics and Information TechnologiesMembers: V. Vojtek, T. Krajčovič, J. Štefanovič, M. Čerňanský, J. Flochová,P. Čičák, M. Galbavý, J. Parízková, P. Drahoš, J. Laca, R. ValoSupported by: Scientific Grant Agency of the Ministry of Education of Slovak Republicand the Slovak Academy of SciencesDuration: January 2008 – December 2010Description: The project consists of three interconnected parts: (i) development ofmethods and tools for intelligent synthesis of complex systems includingcontinuous-time and discrete-event dynamics; (ii) developmentof information and communication software tools and systemsproviding intelligent and real-time communication and control operation;(iii) development of application hardware and software modulesof intelligent embedded software systems applicable in various processes(transportation, industry, health care, banking and service business).Innovative Communication Technologies in metropolitan Environment based onOptical and Wireless Technology with Focus on Converged Architectures(VEGA, 1/4084/07)Project leader: I. KotuliakMembers: P. Trúchly, P. Podhradský, V. Olejček, T. Kováčik, F. Husák,M. Ďungel, R. Kadlic, S. Schumann, R. VargicSupported by: Scientific Grant Agency of the Ministry of Education of Slovak Republicand the Slovak Academy of SciencesDuration: January 2007 – December 2009Description:The goal of the project is the research in the area of high-speed metropolitanarchitectures based on optical technology with opticalswitching as well as in the area of convergence of metropolitan opticalnetwork with ad-hoc networks. In this context, the research teamfocuses besides architectures also on medium access protocols and onclass of services with corresponding quality parameters. Among themost important research subjects of the project falls influence of deployedsecurity methods on the throughput, and mainly routing whichshould ensure convergence with other types of network. The projectresearch should be based on rich experience of the research team inthe area of simulation and modelling. In this context, we define alsoparameters of prospective traffic in metropolitan and ad-hoc networks.The Universal Modular Industry Computer (APVV, VMSP-P-0059-09)Project leader: Š. Kozák, T.KrajčovičMembers: R. Deák, P. Gábor, P. Šamaj, M. Janovčík, R. Chovan, J. ŠtefanovičSupported by: Slovak Research and Development AgencyDuration: August 2009 – December 2010Description: The goal of the project is the support of research and development inVOIPAC Technologies Ltd. The main objectives include the developmentof computer that will represent the suitable platform for moreeffective evolution of wide range of end-user equipments; to help en-