Student research group ‘IT Project Management and Business Analysis’ (‘IT PM & BA’) of the Department of Computer Science
Club leader
Valentina Vladimirovna Dvorzhak
Assistant Professor, Department of Computer Science, Ph.D.Areas of scientific interest: project management, improvement of technological modes of production processes for thin and ultra-thin strips and bands based on the use of double rolling.
A two-section mechanism for the club’s activities is envisaged:
Section 1 focuses on the development of project-based learning, during which all students acquire knowledge and skills by participating in educational or real-life projects. Section 1 meetings are held once a month. In addition, current working issues related to projects are resolved using online communication tools and project management systems as needed.
Section 2 focuses on scientific work, improving theses, preparing student projects for participation in scientific competitions, and preparing abstracts for student conferences. Meetings are held 1-2 times a month and are consultative and advisory in nature.
Student research group ‘Artificial Intelligence’ of the Department of Computer Science
Club leader
Talakh Maria Vitalievna
Associate Professor, Department of Computer Science, Ph.D.Areas of scientific interest: modelling of environmental processes, methodology for creating automated environmental monitoring systems, geographic information systems, remote sensing of the Earth.
The club studies various aspects of artificial intelligence, including teacher-guided learning, teacherless learning, reinforcement learning, neural networks, natural language processing, and computer vision.
Students who join this club have the opportunity to explore innovative technologies and develop their own projects in the field of artificial intelligence. They learn various programming languages, such as Python, Java, and C++, and use various tools and libraries to create and test their models.
One example of a project that students can develop as part of the club is the creation of a chatbot that can answer users’ questions in real time. Neural networks and natural language processing can be used for this purpose.
Student research group ‘IT Academy of the Department of Computer Science’ of the Department of Computer Science
Club leader
Tomka Yuriy Yaroslavovich
Associate Professor, Department of Computer Science, Ph.D.Research interests: Software architecture, development of corporate applications on the .NET platform, image recognition and digital image processing, neural networks, laser polarimetry
A two-section mechanism for the club’s activities is envisaged:
Section 1 focuses on scientific work and preparation for participation in programming competitions. With this in mind, meetings are held 1-2 times a month and are of an advisory nature. Attention is also focused on methodologies for organising scientific research, writing scientific articles, etc.
Section 2 focuses on more active work with prospective applicants and involving department faculty in this area. A series of lectures and various workshops are organised to promote IT and the department among prospective applicants and anyone else who is interested. Excursions to IT companies in Chernivtsi are also planned.
