WMS_DEV Student Research Group

The WMS_DEV Student Research Group focuses on the development and maintenance of web applications. Its primary goal is to familiarize students with tools commonly used in the IT industry and to promote best practices in software development. Members also have the opportunity to work on projects that help them stand out in the job market.

Academic Advisor: Marcin Pietranik, PhD, DSc, Associate Professor

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PRAKTYKA Student Research Group

The PRAKTYKA Student Research Group is part of a nationwide network of student research groups that brings together students interested in developing practical IT skills. Members have the opportunity to work on real-world projects, collaborate with businesses and research institutions, and develop their expertise under the guidance of industry professionals.

Academic Advisors: Adrianna Kozierkiewicz, DSc, PhD,  Associate Professor, and Bogumiła Hnatkowska, PhD

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Reliability and Security of Information Systems

The group's objectives include:

• Promoting knowledge of reliability modeling for technical systems.
• Raising awareness of information systems security.
• Organizing seminars to introduce participants to modern models, methods, techniques, and tools used in research on information systems reliability and security.
• Preparing scientific papers and conference presentations and presenting research findings at national and international conferences on information systems reliability and security.
• Facilitating connections with professional associations in the IT industry.
• Establishing international contacts and supporting opportunities to study at foreign universities.
• Supporting educational and outreach initiatives related to information systems reliability and security.

Academic Advisor: Piotr Jóźwiak, PhD

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In4music Student Research Group

The In4music Student Research Group brings together students interested in applying information technology to music and provides a collaborative environment for expanding knowledge through interdisciplinary projects. Our activities include digital signal processing, representing music theory using computer science data structures, analyzing algorithms used in commercial audio solutions, and designing digital and analog electronics for audio processing. We develop web applications, VST plugins for digital audio workstations (DAWs) running on personal computers, and software for specialized digital signal processors. We also attend industry conferences and promote the application of computer science in music among other students at the faculty.

Academic Advisors: Marek Kopel, PhD, and Maciej Walczyński, PhD

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Neuron Student Research Group

Academic Advisors: Michał Kędziora, PhD, and Katarzyna Białas, MSc

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Coffeebreak Student Research Group

Academic Advisor: Krystian Wojtkiewicz, PhD