Teaching Activities

Our department is responsible for teaching courses at bachelor, master and doctoral levels. Integrated with the university curriculum, the courses give a deep technical understanding of computer architectures, major programming languages, operating systems, middleware, and methods of reliable software design. The courses are supplemented by cross-cutting seminars open to students at all levels, featuring international researchers and industrial practitioners who bring up-to-date research and industrial topics to the interested students and faculty members.

The teaching activities of our department rely strongly on personal collaboration with individual students. We involve bachelor and master students in our research through various types of individual and group projects. This helps students in their future careers by providing a technically demanding experience that exercises the ability to formulate ideas and to apply critical reasoning.

D3S Seminar

The D3S Seminar is a regular meeting event of the department members and guest speakers. It is also a regular course Advanced Topics in Distributed and Component-Based Systems I, II (NSWI057, NSWI058). This course is recommended for Ph.D. and advanced graduate students.

Next Scheduled Seminar

Vojtech Horky: SPL Progress Report (2012-05-23 09:00 in S7)

Ph.D. Comprehensive Exam

Detailed list of requirements for the State Doctoral (Ph.D.) Comprehensive Examination.

Teaching at D3S

Members of our department are advisors of bachelor, master and Ph.D. theses, software projects, etc. Some interesting suggestions for new theses, projects or assesment tasks, can be found in the central database.

Summer Semester Courses

Winter Semester Courses

Obsolete Courses