My recently awarded students and defended dissertations
- In 2019
- Ladislav Behan, Dean’s appreciation for his results in Ph.D. study
- Tan-Phuoc Huynh delivered his dissertation Performance enhancement solutions in wireless communication networks.
- Hoang-Sy Nguyen successfully finished his doctoral study (PhD. Dissertation: Energy Harvesting Enabled Relaying Network: Design System and Performance Analysis).
- Phu Tran Tin successfully finished his doctoral study (PhD. Dissertation: Impact of hardware impairments on secrecy performances of wireless relay systems)
- Tan Nhat Nguyen successfully finished his doctoral study (PhD. Dissertation: Simulation and modelling of wireless power in cooperative networks)
- In 2018
- Lukas Sevcik successfully finished his doctoral study (PhD. Dissertation: Adaptive reservations of network sources by according to video classification scenes)
- My former Ph.D. student Miralem Mehic received the second place for his dissertation Using Quantum Key Distribution for Securing Real-Time Applications in category Information Technologies in a competion within consortium of universities in Moravian-Silesian region PROGRES 3. In the competition, the committee evaluated the best selected Ph.D. dissertations defended in 2017 in universities of Progres 3 consortium.
- Jaroslav Frnda, successfully finished his doctoral study (PhD. Dissertation: A new method for video quality evaluation)
- Jaromír Tovarek, successfully finished his doctoral study (PhD. Dissertation: Multimodal biometric contactless authentication using the artificial intelligence )
- In 2017
- my former student Dr. Miralem Mehic received the Best paper award at IEEE conference MCSS2017 in Kraków
- Erik Gresak, Dean’s appreciation for his master thesis
- Jaroslav Frnda, Dean’s appreciation for results in his Ph.D. study
- Miralem Mehic successfully finished his doctoral study (PhD. Dissertation: Using Quantum Key Distribution for Securing Real-Time Applications)
- Lukas Macura successfully finished his doctoral study (PhD. Dissertation: Multi-criteria analysis and prediction of incidents in a network)
- Pavol Partila successfully finished his doctoral study (PhD. Dissertation: Classification of Emotions in Human Speech)
- Jakub Safarik successfully finished his doctoral study (PhD. Dissertation: Distributed System for Attack Classification in VoIP Infrastructure Based on SIP Protocol)
- In 2016
- Tomas Skarupa, Dean’s appreciation for his master thesis
- Jan Rozhon successfully finished his doctoral study (PhD. Dissertation: Model for the predictive determination of speech quality as a criterion for the performance evaluation of SIP solution)
- Filip Rezac successfully finished his doctoral study (PhD. Dissertation: Distribution of voice messages in emergency situations)
- In 2015
- nearly all my PhD students are included among eight best PhD. students of our faculty, they were awarded for results in research (J. Slachta, J. Frnda, L. Sevcik and M. Mehic)
- my PhD students F. Rezac, J. Rozhon and J. Slachta received Best paper award at IEEE conference Computer Networks
- Ivo Zbranek, Dean’s appreciation for his diploma thesis
- In 2014
- two my PhD. students appeared among five best PhD. students of our faculty, awarded for their results in research in 2014 (J. Slachta and P. Partila)
- In 2012
- Martin Tomes, Dean’s appreciation for his bachelor and diploma thesis as well (Martin continues as my PhD student)
- In 2011
- Jakub Safarik, Dean’s appreciation for his diploma thesis (Jakub continues as my PhD student)
- Jiri Slachta, Dean’s appreciation for his bachelor thesis (Jiri continues as my PhD student)
- In 2010
- Jan Rozhon, Rector’s appreciation for scientific contribution of his diploma thesis (Jan continues as my PhD student)
- Filip Rezac, Dean’s appreciation for results in his PhD study (Jiri continues as my PhD student)
- Zbynek Kurial, Dean’s appreciation for his diploma thesis
Since the beginning of my academic career, I have lectured in number of subjects/courses in the area of telecommunications. Nowadays, I provide lectures in several guaranteed courses below.
Lectures in courses
440-2103/02 ; Introduction to Communication Technologies
440-2314/02 ; Switching Systems
440-4106/05 ; Voice over IP
440-4221/02 ; Multimedia Communication and Content Security
440-4113/02 ; Security in Communications
Syllabi of courses are available in EDISON – Information System fo Students/Lecturers and individual lectures, presentations, seminars, college books and other materials are available in MOODLE – Learning Management System.