Division of Inteligent Systems: Projects

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Division of Inteligent Systems
Research projects and education

Our grants and other projects:

The staff of the division took part in the following research projects, among others:

Co-operation of intelligent autonomous devices
[Research grant from the Polish Ministry of Science and Higher Education,
No. 3 T11C 038 29, for the period Nov. 2006 - Nov. 2008];
Principal Investigator: D.Sc. Stanislaw Ambroszkiewicz (Podlaska Academy, Siedlce);
Investigators: Prof. Adam Borkowski, Barbara Siemiatkowska, Ph.D., Michal Gnatowski, Ph.D.
Graph transformations in the design of diagrammatic reasoning systems
[Reasearch grant from KBN (the State Committee for Scientific Research),
No. 5 T07F 002 25, for the period Sep. 2003 - Sep. 2006];
Principal Investigator: D.Sc. Ewa Grabska (Institute of Computer Science, Jagiellonian University in Cracow);
Co-principal Investigator: Zenon Kulpa (IPPT PAN, Warsaw, Poland).
Multi-agent structural optimization tool (MAST)
[British-Polish research partnership programme financed by the Polish Ministry of Science and Higher Education
and the British Council for period Jan. 2003 - Jan. 2005];
Principal Investigator: Prof. Adam Borkowski (IPPT PAN, Warsaw, Poland);
Co-Principal Investigator: Prof. Cherif Branki (Paisley University, UK).
Graph-based tools for conceptual design in Civil Engineering
[Polish-German research project financed by the BMBF and supervised by the Alexander von Humboldt Foundation,
for the period Jan. 2000 – Dec. 2002];
Principal Investigator: Prof. Manfred Nagl (RWTH, Aachen);
Co-Principal Investigator: Prof. Adam Borkowski

The staff of the division is involved in educational activity as well, among others:

The semestral lecture on "Diagrammatics" (25 or 35 hours):
Lecturer: Zenon Kulpa,
Taught at: "Graphics, Design and Multimedia" course at the International School of Business, Design and Technology in Bielsko-Biala.
The semestral lecture on "Introduction to Java Programming" (21 hours):
Lecturer: Barbara Siemiatkowska,
Course taught at the Warsaw School of Information Technology in Warsaw.

Maintained by Michal Gnatowski
Designed by Zenon Kulpa
Last updated Sept 12, 2007