László Gulyás
e-mail: gulyas@sztaki.hu
http://wwwold.sztaki.hu/~gulyas/
Education, degrees
BSc in Computer Science, Eötvös Loránd University of
Sciences (ELTE),
Budapest
1994-1998 Courses in Teaching Methodology at ELTE, Budapest
1994-1998 Selected Courses in General Economics at University of Economics,
Budapest
1996 MSc in Computer Science, ELTE, Budapest
1996-present PhD student at the joint Informatics department of the Eötvös
Loránd University, Budapest and the Computer and Automation Research
Institute,
Hungarian Academy of Sciences
Project title: Applications of Multi-Agent
Systems
Awards
Programming Competition of the National Health Institute,
1st and 3rd prizes
National Competition in Informatics, 9th place
International Olympiad in Informatics, member of the national team
1991 National Competition in Informatics, 3rd place
International Olympiad in Informatics, bronze medal
1994-1995 Scholarship of the government
1995 Excellent student of the faculty (ELTE TTK)
1998, 1999, 2000 Award of the Minister of Education for the training of the
Hungarian team participating at the International Olimpiad in
Informatics
Best Talk Award, 3rd place, Conference of Phd Students on Computer Science,
Szeged, Hungary
2001 János Kemény Prize of the John von Neumann Computer Society
Current position
Laboratory of Engineering and Management Intelligence,
CARI, junior
researcher
Fields of interests
Multi-Agent Systems (Coordination, Social Approaches,
Stigmergy)
Distributed Systems (Mobile Agents, Mobile Object Systems, Coordination in
Mobile Systems)
Multi-Agent Simulation (Social Systems, Social Science Models)
Artificial Intelligence
Boards
1997-present John von Neumann Computer Society, Secretary
of Talent-Scouting
Section
1998 Co-chair of the First Hungarian National Conference on Agent-Based
Computing
Teaching
1993-present Eötvös Loránd University of Sciences,
Budapest,
Several courses for undergraduate and graduate students in informatics.
Introduction to Programming (1993-1996)
Programming Methodology (1994-1997)
Programming Technologies (1996-1998)
The Java Language (1996-1997)
The Modula-2 Language (1995)
Agents and Multi-Agent Systems (1998-present)
Mobile Software Systems (1999-present)
The Techniques of E-Commerce (2000)
1997-1999 Complex Adaptive Systems Laboratory,
Central European
University, Budapest
Courses for graduate students on Agent-Based Modeling and
Simulation, using Swarm and MAML (Multi-Agent Modeling
Language).
1992-present Hungarian National Contest in
Informatics, International
Olympiad in Informatics for High School Students. Taking part in the
organization of the national contest since 1992. Selecting and
training
the national team for IOIs, since 1996.
Supervised projects
1998-2000 Eötvös Loránd University of Sciences,
Department of
General Computer Science, supervised 12 successful thesis works (for
MSc
and BSc degrees)
2000 Dénes Gábor College, supervised 1 successful thesis
work
Publications
Editor of a book. Author or co-author of 19 publications,
among others 5 book
chapters, 14 journal and conference papers (9 published in international
volumes). (See http://wwwold.sztaki.hu/~gulyas/indexE.html
for details.)
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