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ITU Centre of Excellence elearning course: “Broadband and Next Generation Networks”, 28 May – 24 June 2013

 

International Telecommunication Union (ITU) Centre of Excellence (CoE) node at the Faculty of Electrical Engineering and Information Technologies, Ss. Cyril and Methodius University in Skopje, will conduct eLearning course on “Broadband and Next Generation Networks” from 28 May to 24 June 2013, within the framework of ITU Centre of Excellence Network for Europe, and it will be delivered through the ITU Academy: http://academy.itu.int.

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ITU Centre of Excellence elearning курс: „Mobile Broadband”, 20 ноември – 17 декември 2012 година

 

A TEAM FROM FEEIT WON THE GOLD MEDAL AT THE 7th INTERNATIONAL CONTEST HARDWARE & SOFTWARE, H&S 2011 IN NOVI SAD, SERBIA


A team of students from the Faculty of Electrical Engineering and Information Technologies claimed the First Prize at the 7th International Contest Hardware & Software, H&S 2011, held at the Faculty of Technical Sciences of Novi Sad, Serbia, from 24-28 October, 2011. In what was a fierce competition of 7 teams comprising three teams from Romania, two from Serbia and one from Bosnia and Herzegovina, after four days of intense and dedicated work averaging 18 hours per day, the team of students from FEEIT proved to be of the highest quality.

The task this year was the realization of a system for autonomous research of unknown terrain, akin to the Mars Rover. The system was comprised of an RP6 robot, RFID reader, GPRS modem, gyroscope, dsPIC microcontroller and a Personal Computer. The robot’s mission was to autonomously locate and read a defined sequence of RFID cards in a given terrain. The robot sends the read RFID codes via the GPRS modem to the Personal Computer, which plays the role of a Command and Data Acquisition Center. The PC plots the path trajectory of the robot, decodes the RFID codes and displays the corresponding words onscreen. The development of a Graphical User Interface, a Database, and a Web-interface was also required. The robot’s “intelligence” to quickly and precisely locate the RFID card sequence was crucial in the jury’s scoring process, and it is where the FEEIT team triumphed.

The team, in the spirit of the Contest’s name, was combined of students of the two FEEIT study programmes: Igor Simevski and Martin Cvetkovski from Informatics and Computer Engineering, and Lazo Dimitrievski and Stojan Mateski from Electronics, Radiotechnics and Signal Processing. The team was lead by Darko Cvetkovski and Branislav Gerazov, under the mentorship of prof. d-r Goce Arsov, all from the Department of Electronics at FEEIT.

This victory is proof of the high-quality of education at FEEIT on the international level, and is the result of the nurture of multiple modern areas in electrical engineering, in particular Embedded systems.

 

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Figure 1 – Award ceremony: (left to right) Miloš Slankamenac (member of Organizing Committee), Martin Cvetkovski, Darko Cvetkovski, Goce Arsov, Lazo Dimitrievski, Branislav Gerazov, Stojan Mateski, Igor Simevski and Miloš Živanov (President of Organizing Committee)

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Figure 2 – The finalized robotic system designed by the FEEIT team

The video from the final presentation of the FEEIT team at competition can be found here.

 


The 2010 Youngest Scientist Award” for a FEEIT former graduate


Nikola Zlatanov, graduated electrical engineer from the Faculty of Electrical Engineering and Information Technologies, is the recipient of the “The 2010 Youngest Scientist Award”. This prestigious prize is awarded by the President of the Republic of Macedonia for outstanding scientific achievements of young scientists of age of up to 30 years.


Nikola Zlatanov was born in 1983 in Strumica. He obtained his Bachelor degree (2007) and his Master degree (2010) in wireless communications from the Faculty of Electrical Engineering and Information Technologies, both under supervision of prof. dr. Zoran Hadzi-Velkov. Since September 2010, he is a doctoral candidate and research assistant at the University of British Columbia in Vancouver, Canada. He is recipient of the most prestigious fellowship for doctoral candidates awarded by this University. His research interests are in wireless communications, with special emphasis in cooperative networks and physical-layer information security.

He has published several papers in most prestigious international journals in electrical engineering, information-communication technologies and physics, such as, the IEEE Transactions, thus rightfully earning the epithet of “The 2010 Youngest Scientist” of the Republic of Macedonia.

The award ceremony took place at 11 March 2011 at the Mosaic Hall of the Cabinet of the President of the Republic of Macedonia. Here are several photos of this occasion.