Faculty
List of lecturers and assistants and how to contact them with any questions you might have.

Collaborators
Those include former members of the teaching staff, now being employed elsewhere.

Students
Students at this Department. These pages should provide you with information on their work.

1998 graduates
1999 graduates
A list of our recent graduates.

U N D E R - G R A D U A T E

Digital Computers
Types of instructions. Steps involved in executing specific instructions. Addressing. Machine and assembly language programming principles. Subroutines, I/O data transfer, DMA, interrupts.

Introduction to Digital Computers
Basic functional elements of digital computers. Instructions. RISC and CISC. Assembly language. Programming languages. I/O units. Interrupts, DMA. Digital computers description and simulation.

Modelling and Simulation
Systems and models. Simulation using analog and digital computers. Computer languages used in simulating continuous and discrete processes and systems. CSMP language, GPSS.

Computer Architecture and Organization
More complex computer organizations. Processors. Programmable logic controllers, microcontrollers. Co-processors. Memories. Custom system design. Data transfer, local and global networks. Multi-processor systems. Process oriented systems.

Digital Computers and Processes
Real-time computing. Connecting computers with the environment. Centralized, distributed and hierarchical organization of control systems. Systems testing and verification. Measurement and control algorithms implementation. SCADA systems. CAD tools.

Open Computing
Open Systems defined. Portability, adaptability and cooperation. Standarization, standards and their adoption. Legal issues. Interfaces. Control and process alocation algorithms. Creating and managing processes, interprocess communication. File systems. Memory management. Networking and communications. Network services. Security. Monitoring tools. Open Systems evaluation.

Software Engineering - Selected Topics
Software Engineering as a discipline. Microcomputer software design and development. Network computer systems programming - network computing, network information services. Integration of hardware, operating systems, programming languages and applications. JAVA concepts. Comparation of traditional and object-oriented paradigms. JAVA - modern object-oriented programming language. Concepts of usage and programming remote networked devices (security, data compression, accessibility, portability).

P O S T - G R A D U A T E

Microcomputers
Microprocessors, microcomputers, microcomputer systems. Microcomputer memories. 8,16,32-bit microcomputers. Microcomputer programming. Microcomputer networking.

Software Engineering
Software projects planning and organization principles, specifications and design. Software models verification, validation and testing. JAVA. Software engineering in real-time computing. Software engineering and Open Systems.

Seminars and diploma thesis subjects
(leaded by prof.dr.sc.Mario Zagar)
Looking for ideas on subject for your diploma thesis? See what's offered by our Department this year.

Diploma thesis guidelines
Detailed instructions to prevent ambiguities in any phase of your work on a diploma thesis.

Abstracts of previous theses
Abstracts of diploma theses of our graduates, aimed at giving you the general idea of the area they cover and problems they solve.

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