Leader
- János Sztrik, DSc
Members
- Tamás Bérczes, PhD
- Zoltán Gál, PhD
- Gergely Kocsis, PhD
- Attila Kuki, PhD
- Szabolcs Szilágyi, PhD
- Imre Varga, PhD
- Ádám Tóth, PhD Student
- Ashraf ALDabbas, PhD Student
- Hedi Zaghoueni, PhD Student
- Hamza Nemouchi, PhD Student
The main activity of the Information Technology Systems and Networks research group is the field of practical and theoretical aspects of ICT networks. It includes development of network technologies, cloud computing, distributed systems, modeling of social networks and computer simulation of spreading processes on complex networks. One of the main purposes of the program is to give firm and practical knowledge of advanced techniques of modeling, analysis, performance evaluating, maintaining, designing and creating complex information technology systems and networks to students intending to conduct research in this field. The modeling tools are based on the elements of the queueing theory. After completion of the courses students will be capable of applying the most important theoretical or experimental techniques in their chosen specific field and can start the research and practical part of their training. We study connection possibiliti es of information technology systems and their applications in architectural planning and maintenance. We examine transmission between information technology system with special attention on sound and video, including security questions as well. We also investigate reconfigurable embedded systems and sensor networks with emphasis on data acquisition and signal processing applications. We follow global trends of research and participate in international cooperations with the aim on applying theoretical result in practice.