Thursday, 23 November 2023 | 4:00 pm | Stiftungssaal, University of Klagenfurt
The Faculty of Technical Sciences of the University of Klagenfurt cordially invites you to the
HUAWEI BEST PERFORMER AWARDS & SCHOLARSHIP CEREMONY
PROGRAMME WORDS OF WELCOME
Univ.-Prof. Dr. Martina Merz | Vice-Rector for Research | University of Klagenfurt
Mag. Philipp Liesnig | 1st Deputy Mayor of Klagenfurt am Wörthersee
Huawei Technologies Austria
PRESENTATION OF THE HUAWEI BEST PERFORMER AWARDS 2022/2023
of the technical degree programmes awarded by
Univ.-Prof. Dipl.-Ing. Dr. Bernhard Rinner
Vice-Dean of the Faculty of Technical Sciences
PRESENTATION OF THE HUAWEI TECHNOLOGY SCHOLARSHIP HOLDERS by
Univ.-Prof. Dipl.-Ing. Dr. Bernhard Rinner
Vice-Dean of the Faculty of Technical Sciences
GROUP PICTURES CONCLUSION WITH FOOD & BEVERAGESUNIVERSITÄTKLAGENFURT
Registration is kindly requested:
We look forward to your confirmation by 22 November 2023. M: dana.mirnig@aau.at | T: + 43 463 2700 9206
Sind Sie besorgt um die Sicherheit Ihres IT-Systems und möchten praktische Lösungen für diese Probleme finden? In Zusammenarbeit des Lakeside Parks und der Universität Klagenfurt, Fakultät für Technische Wissenschaften werden Ihnen im Rahmen der Veranstaltung die unterschiedlichen Aspekte und Zugänge von IT-Sicherheit verständlich nähergebracht.
Am 28. Februar 2023 feierte der Förderverein der Technischen Fakultät an der Universität Klagenfurt sein 35-jähriges Bestandsjubiläum im Eventplateau der Raiffeisen Landesbank Kärnten.
Die Begrüßung erfolgte durch den langjährigen Obmann Christian Inzko.
Raiffeisenvorstand Georg Messner richtete ebenfalls Grußworte an das zahlreich erschiene Publikum.
Schließlich erfolgte ein Rückblick auf die 35-jährige erfolgreiche Vereinstätigkeit.
1988 unter dem Namen „Freunde der Informatik“ gegründet, hat der Förderverein es sich zum Ziel gemacht, als lebendige Plattform für die fachliche Kommunikation zwischen Wirtschaft, öffentlichen Organisationen und der Technischen Fakultät an der Universität Klagenfurt zu fungieren. Mit einem Budget von ca. EUR 410.000,– seit Bestehen des Vereins wurden zahlreiche und gut besuchte Veranstaltungen und ca. 410 TEWI-Kolloquien finanziert sowie weiters Veranstaltungen, wie z.B. JELIA 2021 (17th Edition of the European Conference on Logics in Artificial Intelligence), AAIP Workshop 2021 (2nd Alps-Adriatic Inverse Problems Workshop 2021) und mittlerweile einige Game Jams unterstützt.
Aktuell besteht der Förderverein aus 186 Mitgliedern, davon 18 Institutionellen Mitgliedern aus der heimischen Wirtschaft.
Weiters vergibt der Förderverein der Technischen Fakultät an der Universität Klagenfurt in regelmäßigen Abständen Förderungen und Preise. Jährlich werden die TEWI-Best-Performer ermittelt und Stipendien an die besten Studierenden aller Studien der Technischen Fakultät ausgeschüttet.
Der Roland-Mittermeir-Preis prämiert die beste Masterarbeit aller Studien der Technischen Fakultät.
Anlässlich der Feierlichkeiten wurden Lugas Pagitz, Johannes Schmucker und Chiara Szolderits (TEWI-Best-Performer 2020/2021) sowie Kerstin Maier (Roland-Mittermeir-Preis 2019) für ihre besonderen Leistungen geehrt.
Christian Inzko legte an diesem Abend seine Obmannschaft nach 18 Jahren zurück. Sein Nachfolger Michael Kollienz vom Raiffeisen Rechenzentrum sowie der aktuelle Geschäftsführer Christian Timmerer bedankten sich herzlich für die langjährige Tätigkeit beim Förderverein.
Im Anschluss gab es eine spannende Keynote & Diskussion zum Thema „Internet of Crimes – Herausforderungen für Unternehmen“ vom Journalisten, Technologie-Experten und Buchautor Gerald Reischl.
Zum Abschluss konnten sich die zahlreichen Teilnehmer bei Snacks & Getränken austauschen.
Herzlichen Dank an die Raiffeisen Landesbank sowie an die Wirtschaftskammer, Fachverband Unternehmensberatung, Buchhaltung und IT (UBIT) für die Unterstützung!
Der Förderverein der Technischen Fakultät an der Universität Klagenfurt und die Wirtschaftskammer Kärnten laden Sie anlässlich des 35jährigen Bestehens des Fördervereins herzlich ein: Dienstag, 28. Februar 2023 Beginn: 18.00 Uhr Eventplateau der Raiffeisen Landesbank Kärnten Raiffeisenplatz 1, 9020 Klagenfurt am Wörthersee
Es erwartet Sie, neben Ehrungen des Roland-Mittermeir-Preises und der TEWI-Best-Performer, eine interessante Keynote zum Thema Cyberkriminalität und Cybersicherheit von Gerald Reischl – Autor des Buches „Internet of Crimes.“ Begrüßung Mag. Christian Inzko Förderverein TEWI
Grußworte Mag. Georg Messner Vorstandsdirektor Raiffeisen Landesbank Kärnten
Ehrungen Best Performer und Roland-Mittermeir-Preise für 2019-2021
Internet of Crimes – Herausforderungen für Unternehmen
Ob Gesundheit, Transport oder Industrie, ob Landwirtschaft, Automobilität oder Luftfahrt – keine Branche ist vor Hackern sicher.
Der Technologie-Experte Gerald Reischl hat sich intensiv mit dem Thema auseinandergesetzt und den bislang größten Überblick evidenzbasierter Fakten über die Welt der Cyberkriminellen und ihrer Methoden zusammengetragen.
Im Anschluss sind Sie recht herzlich zu Snacks & Getränken eingeladen!
Wir freuen uns auf Ihre Teilnahme.
Mag. Christian Inzko Förderverein TEWI
Für die organisatorischen Vorbereitungen ersuchen wir um Ihre Rückmeldung bis 20. Februar 2023 Margit.Letter@aau.at. Herzlichen Dank.
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Abstract: Conceptual modeling activities need to integrate software and data quality at the same level of abstraction as the functionality of the system or the data itself (a conceptualization of quality). This need is related to the fact that looking at the problem domain to obtain its conceptual model only from the view of the system’s functionality or the structure of the associated data restricts the analyst and can be the source of mistakes. The reason for such mistakes is that many quality-related issues become only evident when the system is put into use; on the other hand, such mistakes are parts of the early design decisions and can be difficult and costly to fix. This thesis summarizes several selected publications of a research program towards elaborating conceptualizations of software and data quality on different stages of the software development process and for different domains. This program addresses five research challenges. The first challenge is related to the need for the unified classification of the quality conceptualization techniques based on the agreed-upon concept of the quality itself. Without such a classification it is difficult for analysts to decide which quality conceptualization solution is better suited for their problem. This is addressed in the thesis by proposing the classification of such techniques, which can serve as a foundation for the evaluation framework for quality conceptualizations; the rest of the thesis is aligned with this classification. The second challenge is positioned at the intersection of the research fields of static code analysis and requirement engineering. It is related to the problem that the rationale of applying code-checking rules in static code analysis is not captured explicitly, which leads to the problems of rule reuse in similar development contexts. In this thesis, it is proposed to trace possible sources of such rules back to design decisions and quality requirements and to conceptualize the quality[1]related rationale information along with specific code-checking rules to serve as a schema for a rule repository. The third challenge is positioned in the research field of quality-aware requirements engineering. It is related to the problem that more attention should be paid to conceptualizing software quality requirements before performing design-time activities. It is addressed in the thesis by the quality requirements conceptualization activity positioned between the activities of quality requirements elicitation and conceptual design. The results of this activity can be used at different stages of the software process, capturing the quality requirements semantics in a way that can be easily understood and verified by the system users and can be mapped into different design notations. The fourth challenge is positioned in the research field of software process improvement. It is related to the problem that organizing quality-related interaction between business stakeholders and software developers is difficult as they need a common set of concepts. In this thesis, this challenge is addressed by three approaches. First, the thesis proposes to conceptualize the stakeholder interaction process on two levels: a coarse-grained level defining the set of generic quality-related activities and the conditions of launching these activities and a fine-grained level describing specific interaction steps in detail. Second, the thesis proposes to conceptualize such a process as a process of quality view harmonization on three levels: terminology harmonization (agreeing on the common quality-related terminology), view harmonization (agreeing on the sets of objects and the types of their qualities to be assessed, as well as the assessment procedures), and quality harmonization (agreeing on the evaluation schemes and the specific qualities to be used). Third, the thesis introduces a model-centered software solution that facilitates quality-related stakeholder communication in the software development process based on these concepts. The fifth challenge is positioned in the research field of data modeling and management for a specific domain (biobanking). It is related to the problem that the quality of data and metadata in biobanks is not properly defined on the conceptual level and that such conceptualizations are not used to facilitate the biobank search. In this thesis, it is again addressed by three approaches. First, the thesis conceptualizes the data item quality in biobanks and defines a set of data item quality characteristics and metrics. Second, the thesis proposes a definition and a conceptualization for the metadata in biobanks, which covers stored data item quality values, and defines a set of metadata quality characteristics and metrics. Third, the thesis proposes an architecture to support researchers in identifying relevant collections of material and data with documented quality for their research projects while observing strict privacy rules. It is based on the conceptualization of the biobank metadata (including its data item quality values) to serve as a schema for a metadata repository to be queried in a search for collections.
Bio: Volodymyr Shekhovtsov is a postdoctoral researcher at the Department of Informatics Systems (ISYS), University of Klagenfurt. He received his PhD degree in Computerized Control Systems and Progressive Information Technology in 1998 from the National Technical University “Kharkiv Polytechnic Institute”, Kharkiv, Ukraine. As a researcher, since 2012 he participated in total in 5 research projects at the University of Klagenfurt.
He co-authored more than 45 papers, published in journals such as Applied Sciences, Internet of Things, International Journal of Web Information Systems, and gave 27 talks at venues such as ACM/IEEE International Conference on Model Driven Engineering Languages and Systems (MODELS), International Working Conference on Requirements Engineering (REFSQ), Dagstuhl seminars “Next Generation Domain Specific Conceptual Modeling: Principles and Methods”, and “The Evolution of Conceptual Modeling”. As a teacher, since 1994 he was responsible for 14 university lecture and lab courses in both Ukraine and Austria. His research interests include software, data, and metadata quality, Internet of Things and Industry 4.0, behavior modeling and prediction, methods and tools for information system modeling, analysis, and design, source code analysis and quality, and applying decision theory and optimization techniques to software engineering problems.
Welcome to the fourth edition of our Lakeside Talks! We are happy to announce, that the fourth Lakeside Talks will be an on-site event in our beautiful location in the Lakeside Park! Get together with like minded people, listen to great talks and socialize with industry peers.
This time, we have a special treat for everyone – three talks instead of two! And BBQ and craft beer!
We can happily announce the following three speakers:
Lorenz Schmoliner will talk about GitHub actions in action.
Sebastian Reschreiter will cover Hexagonal Architecture
Manuel Herold will convey to you why you should use Flutter
If you can’t make it on person, you can join our livestream over at YouTube.
