A series of lectures by Georgios Sirakoulis, PhD

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We are pleased to announce that Georgios Sirakoulis, PhD will run a series of lectures in the Department of Computer Science.

	1. Large Scale Complex Systems Design Monday, 22.04.2013, 14:00-15:00, room 3.49, building D17 Modeling and Simulation of Complex Systems and Processes. Applications to High Performance Computing.
	2. Cellular Automata Applications: From Software to Hardware Tuesday, 23.04.2013, 11:00-12:30, room 3.27b, building D17 Cellular Automata (CA) models of physical systems and processes. Simulation of integrated circuit fabrication processes using CAs, Simulation of microelectronic and nanoelectronic devicess, Design of dedicated parallel processors that execute CA algorithms. CA evolution using Genetic Algorithms, quantum CAs. CA applications in VLSI systems: CAs as a VLSI architecture,
	3. Bio-inspired computation: Models and Applications Wednesday, 24.04.2013, 12:30-14:00, room 3.27b building D17 Bio-inspired Computation: Theoretical Principles and Applications (Cellular Automata, Swarm Intelligence, Genetic Algorithms, Slime mould),
	4. Teaching courses procedures in Schools of Engineering in Greek Universities: The DECE of DUTh case study Thursday, 25.04.1013, 11:00-12:30, room 3.27b building D17 Detailed overview of the teaching procedure in Greece and especially in the Schools of Engineering and Departments of Electrical and Computer Engineering.
	In the course of the project: “Improvement of didactic potential of computer science specialization at AGH-UST”, no.: UDA-POKL.04.01-01-00-367/08-00