Agenda - Abstracts

Monday, September, 3rd

Klaus Bothe: Opening talk

SECTION A: Multilateral and multi-country educational cooperation

• Katerina Zdravkova, Zoran Budimac: EU Tempus project "Joint master in Software Engineering" - How to enhance industry participation and cooperation
  
• Hans-Dieter Burkhard: Courses on Robotics by Guest Lecturing at Balkan Countries
  
• Marika Apostolova Trpkovska: Digital Schools Contest KA2 Project Experience Supported by the Erasmus+ Program

SECTION B: Informatics education and its impact to society

• Elinda Kajo Mece, Kleona Binjaku, Inesa Buzo: Software Engineering trends and challenges in Albanian Companies from the point of view of employed students
• Milos Savic, Mirjana Ivanovic, Milos Radovanovic, Ivan Lukovic, Dragan Jankovic, Boris Delibasic, Jelica Protic: Students' opinions about faculties of informatics in Serbia
• Katja Kous: An accessibility evaluation of faculties' websites
• Novica Nosovic: Introduction of 1-year Master study in SW engineering and 2-year program in SW development as a support for local IT bussineses
• Vladimir Filipovic: The First Steps in Establishing Informatics PhD Studies in English at Faculty of Mathematics, University of Belgrade

SECTION C: Courses for preparing students to practice

• Costin Badica, Alex Becheru, Ionut Muraretu: Introducing Python Programming in the "Algorithms Design" Course
• Sanja Candrlic, Martina Asenbrener Katic: Team software project - one of the steps students take towards career in software industry
• Maja Pusnik: Business process optimization - experiences of students' independent process examination in Institute of informatics, Maribor
• Danijela Banjac, Drazen Brdjanin, Goran Banjac, Slavko Maric: Towards the online system for automatic conceptual database design

Tuesday, September, 4th

SECTION E: Ethical problems of informatics

• Mirjana Ivanovic, Katerina Zdravkova, Amelia Badica: Professional ethics: Overview, gender conflicts and resolution by cooperation
• Todorka Glushkova: Ambient-Oriented Modeling Helps Disabled Students

SECTION C: Courses for preparing students to practice

• Kresimir Fertalj: Teaching Project Management at different levels of study
• Ana Madevska Bogdanova: Problem based approach in teaching OOP courses
• Dusanka Boskovic: Importance of User Centered Design in informatics curricula: Is Design Thinking just another name for User Centered Design?
• Nuhi Besimi, Betim Cico, Adrian Besimi: A Model for Recommending Research Articles: A Case Study in Computer Science, Neuroscience and Biology

Wednesday, September, 5th

SECTION D: Women in informatics

• Mirjana Ivanovic: Women in Science and Informatics - Cross-border Cooperation in Balkan region

SECTION B: Informatics education and its impact to society

• Damir Kalpic: Perspectives for development of the Croatian Research Information System (CroRIS)
• Stelios Xinogalos: Serious games - Usage in Civil Society: the Military, Health, Informal Vocational and Formal Education Settings
• Anastas Misev, Boro Jakimovski: Through industry collaboration toward new curricula at the FCSE (FINKI), UKIM
• Zoltan Horvath: Towards a research and technology based innovation ecosystem

SECTION A: Multilateral and multi-country educational cooperation

• Klaus Bothe: Experience of a long-term multilateral educational project in software engineering based on the DAAD program 'Academic Reconstruction of South-East Europe'
• Asya Stoyanova-Doycheva: Culture Historical Heritage - Inspiration for Enriching the Multi-Country Academic Cooperation
• Vangel V. Ajanovski: Proposal for A Multi-country Curriculum Mapping Eff ort - Presentation of IS Prototype and Mapping Technique

SECTION C: Courses for preparing students to practice

• Ivan Lukovic, Dusan Gajic, Miroslav Hajdukovic: A NEW MASTER MODULE IN HIGH PERFORMANCE COMPUTING AT FACULTY OF TECHNICAL SCIENCES

SECTION F: E-Learning

• Natasa Hoic-Bozic: E-Learning Projects: New Potentials to Enhance Multilateral Cooperation in Informatics
• Stanimir Stoyanov: Virtual Education Space for Lifelong Learning
• Marko Hoelbl: EduCTX: A decentralized system for managing micro-credentials, based on smart contracts and the Ethereum blockchain platform

Friday, September 7th

SECTION G: Students graduation thesis

• Kleona Binjaku, Elinda Kajo Mece: Android secure communication system , using Steganography
• Inesa Buzo, Elinda Kajo Mece: The Analysis and Development of an Application Server

SECTION C: Courses for preparing students to practice

• Patrizia Poscic, Danijela Jaksic: Re-design of Databases Course Curriculum and Students' Satisfaction
• Goran Banjac, Drazen Brdjanin, Danijela Banjac, Slavko Maric: Lessons learned from an experiment with database professionals
• Hana Haseljic: Keeping Up with Software Development Industry Trends in Software Engineering Course

SECTION B: Informatics education and its impact to society

• Ion Buligiu, Amelia Badica: Future of Education - Preparing Our Students for the Age of Robots
• Adrian Besimi, Betim Cico, Klaus Bothe: Finding the root cause for PhD thesis completion delays by Doctoral Students at CST Faculty, at SEE University - Tetovo, Macedonia
• Gordana Rakic, Zoran Budimac: University labs as carriers of industrial revival in developing countries: a software engineering case

SECTION C: Courses for preparing students to practice

• Zaharije Radivojevic: CHALLENGES IN THE USE OF INDOOR NAVIGATION AND AUGMENTED REALITY IN COMPLEX SPACE
• Boris Milasinovic: An overview of key aspects in adopting Scrum in teaching process

SECTION B: Informatics education and its impact to society

• Visar Shehu, Adrian Besimi: A proposed model for peer assessment in the digital age: Leveraging social media platforms

SECTION A: Multilateral and multi-country educational cooperation

• Zoran Budimac, Zoltan Horvath, Marjan Hericko, Tihana Galinac Grbac, Hannu Jaakkola: Regional Cooperation at Research on Software Quality