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3D UPB

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- = 3D UPB =
+ ====== 3D UPB ======
  
- Informații despre 3DPub 2014 (aplicare şi desfăşurare) puteţi găsi la următorul [[http://3d.upb.ro/pub/3dpub2014.pdf|link]].
+ Informații despre 3DPub 2014 (aplicare şi desfăşurare) puteţi găsi la următorul [[http://3d.upb.ro/pub2014/3dpub2014.pdf|link]].

ALTISSIMO - The Agent Languages and Technologies Summer School

Anonymous (anonymous@undisclosed.example.com) — 2020-07-19T10:49:14+00:00

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+ ====== ALTISSIMO - The Agent Languages and Technologies Summer School ======
  
+ http://altissimo.cs.pub.ro/
+ 
+ Bucharest, Romania
+ 
+ September 8-12, 2014
+ 
+ Organized by
+ The Romanian Association for Artificial Intelligence
+ Supported by
+ The International Foundation for Autonomous Agents and Multiagent Systems
+ 
+ *****************************************************************************
+ --- Deadline for early registration: the 15th of July 2014 ---
+ 
+ --- Deadline for regular registration: the 15th of August 2014 ---
+ *****************************************************************************
+ 
+ Registration is now open for the Agent Languages and Technologies Summer
+ School - ALTISSIMO, which will take place in Bucharest, this September.
+ 
+ The summer school will provide an overview of the most popular programming
+ languages and frameworks of the moment for multi-agent systems, and
+ identify the pertinent challenges that form new directions of research.
+ 
+ The main topics covered by ALTISSIMO include: Programming Languages for
+ MAS, Design Methodologies and Tools for Agent-based Applications, Agents
+ with Normative Reasoning and Electronic Organisations. Additional
+ information on the summer school's website: http://altissimo.cs.pub.ro.
+ 
+ ALTISSIMO is organised by the Romanian Association for Artificial
+ Intelligence with the support of IFAAMAS.
+ 
+ 
+ AIM:
+ 
+ The Agent Languages and Technologies Summer School aims at raising the
+ awareness concerning the applicability of, and the research paths driven by
+ multi-agent systems programming languages.
+ 
+ The goal of the summer school is to provide an overview of the most popular
+ programming languages and frameworks of the moment for multi-agent systems,
+ and to identify the pertinent issues that form new directions of research.
+ 
+ The school represents a fine occasion to meet people working in the field
+ and to establish contacts that may lead to research collaborations in the
+ future.
+ 
+ 
+ ADDRESSED TO:
+ 
+ The intended audience consists of Bachelor students, Master students, PhD
+ students and young researchers from universities and industry. The aim of
+ the school is to promote knowledge and stimulate research in the field of
+ intelligent agents and multi-agent systems.
+ 
+ In addition to participating to the talks of prominent researchers, the
+ opportunity of exchanging ideas with key members of the agent community
+ within such an event will represent a milestone in the research activity
+ for many postgraduate students and an invaluable personal experience for
+ anyone passionate by AI. The proposed discussions would help the
+ participants get synchronized with those topics the community is presently
+ debating upon.
+ 
+ We address this summer school to smart, determined, dynamic and sociable AI
+ enthusiasts, tech geeks and software engineers who have a technological
+ background and a continuous curiosity towards innovation.
+ 
+ 
+ VENUE:
+ 
+ ALTISSIMO 2014 will be hosted by the Faculty of Automatic Control and
+ Computers of the University Politehnica of Bucharest (UPB).
+ 
+ 
+ SPEAKERS (in alphabetical order):
+ 
+ Olivier Boissier (École Nationale Supérieure des Mines de St-Étienne)
+ 
+ Mehdi Dastani (Utrecht University)
+ 
+ Jomi Hübner (University of Santa Catarina)
+ 
+ Alessandro Ricci (University of Bologna)
+ 
+ Wamberto Vasconcelos (University of Aberdeen)
+ 
+ 
+ THE MAIN TOPICS COVERED BY THE SUMMER SCHOOL:
+ 
+ Programming Languages for Multi-Agent Systems:
+ - Jason – A talk by Prof. Jomi Hübner
+ - 2APL – A talk by Prof. Mehdi Dastani
+ 
+ Design Methodologies and Tools for Agent-based Applications:
+ - Cartago – A talk by Prof. Alessandro Ricci
+ - JaCaMo – A tutorial provided by Prof. Jomi Hübner and Alessandro Ricci
+ - 2APL – A tutorial provided by Prof. Mehdi Dastani
+ 
+ Agents with Normative Reasoning:
+ - Normative Multi-Agent Systems – A talk by Prof. Wamberto Vasconcelos
+ - MOISE - A talk by Prof. Olivier Boissier
+ 
+ Electronic Organisations:
+ - Group Norms for Multi-Agent Organisations – A talk by Prof. Wamberto
+ Vasconcelos
+ - 2OPL – A talk by Prof. Mehdi Dastani
+ - Organization Oriented Programming with JaCaMo - A tutorial provided by
+ Prof. Olivier Boissier
+ 
+ 
+ ORGANIZING COMMITTEE:
+ 
+ Andreea Urzica (andreea.urzica@cs.pub.ro)
+ Matei Popovici (matei.popovici@cs.pub.ro)
+ Andrei Ciortea (andrei.ciortea@emse.fr)
+ 
+ 
+ REGISTRATION:
+ 
+ Additional information and the registration procedure is available on the
+ summer school's website: http://altissimo.cs.pub.ro/

EAP - Applied Electronics Summer School

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+ ====== EAP - Applied Electronics Summer School ======
  
+ ===== Summary =====
+ 
+ The 6th edition of EAP Summer School program will take place between June 23rd and August 15th 2014, inside the InGeAr laboratory, POLITEHNICA University of Bucharest.\\
+ A short desciption with projects and activites frm 2013 of the InGeAr laboratory:\\
+ http://bit.ly/1fQ2ec0\\
+ Photo gallery with projects done during the 5th edition of the EAP Summer School:\\
+ http://bit.ly/1hSZKfP\\
+ 
+ == Application == 
+ 
+ The selection is done based on CVs & letter of intent that must address the following questions:
+ //- Menționați cele mai importante 3 activități Extracurriculare la care ați participat în ultimii 3 ani (max 100 cuvinte)
+ - De unde ați aflat de acest program?
+ - Menționați cele mai importante 3 concursuri la care ați participat în ultimii 3 ani (max 100 cuvinte)
+ - În maxim 200 de cuvinte, motivați de ce doriți să participați la Școala de vară EAP 2013//
+ 
+ The application is available on http://stagiipebune.ro.\\ 
+ Please use this platform to submit your CV & letter of intent:
+ 
+ 
+ ===== Proposed Projects for v6 =====
+ 
+ 1. Line-follower
+ 2. Mega-Sumo robot
+ 3. Maze-Solver robot
+ 4. DC motor control with digital input
+ 5. LCD Color/TouchScreen - with gaming applications
+ 6. Mini-POV based display
+ 7. High Precision Clock with DS3231 and LED display
+ 8. Ethernet cable tester (RJ45)
+ 9. USB stick with true random generator
+ 
+ 
+ 
+ ===== Team =====
+ MSc. Daniel Rosner - Assistant Professor
+ MSc. Razvan Tataroiu - Assistant Professor
+ MSc. Cristian Tranca - Engineer
+ Iulian Calciu - Associated Assistant
+ Alex Palacean  - Associated Assistant
+ Iulia Todirica - Associated Assistant

Summer Schools for Summer of 2014

Anonymous (anonymous@undisclosed.example.com) — 2020-07-19T10:49:14+00:00

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- = Summer Schools for Summer of 2014 =
+ ====== Summer Schools for Summer of 2014 ======
  
  We are proud to organize a variety of summer schools during the summer of 2014. You may choose your favorite topic, such as 3D graphics, electronics, security, Android and many others.
  
  Check out below the slides we used for presenting some of the summer schools in this year's "Stagii pe Bune" event at the Faculty of Automatic Control and Computers.
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  Please find a detailed description of each summer school on its respective page.
  
- * [[studenti:summer-schools:2014:ncit]]
- * [[studenti:summer-schools:2014:eap]]
- * [[studenti:summer-schools:2014:open-data]]
- * [[studenti:summer-schools:2014:security]]
+ {{indexmenu>.#1|js}}

Period

Anonymous (anonymous@undisclosed.example.com) — 2020-07-19T10:49:14+00:00

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+ = NCIT Summer School - 11th Edition ==
+ 
+ ===== Period =====
+ 23 June - 15 August 2014
+ 
+ ===== Website =====
+ http://cluster.grid.pub.ro/index.php/workshops-and-training-events/74-ncit-summer-school/ncit-summer-school-2014/220-ncit-summer-school-2014
+ 
+ ===== Summary =====
+ The 11th Edition of the NCIT Summer School will take place between June 23rd and August 15th 2014, at the University Politehnica of Bucharest. Students will work on projects on three tracks, namely: High Performance Scientific Computing, Embedded Systems & Mobile Programming (Android), and Open Source Code Development. The Summer School will begin with three weeks of intensive training (23.06 - 11.07), bootcamps and invited talks (to be announced) during which students will work individually or in teams. Following the success from previous years we plan on international participation, from several Universities from Europe and Asia. 
+ 
+ ===== Application =====
+ The selection is done based on submitted CVs & letter of intent.
+ The internships are available (in part) on http://stagiipebune.ro. Please use this platform to submit our CV & letter of intent.
+ 
+ ===== Location & Schedule =====
+ Computer Science & Engineering Department
+ Faculty of Automatic Control and Computers
+ University Politehnica of Bucharest
+ 
+ Room EF108, First Floor, EF Wing.
+ Room ED202, Second Floor, ED Wing.
+ Room ED218, Second Floor, ED Wing.
+ Room ED422, Fourth Floor, ED Wing.
+ Room EG106, First Floor, EG Wing. 
+ 
+ Proposed Agenda:
+ Daily program: 10AM-5PM
+ Lunch Break: 1-2PM
+ 
+ ==Tracks ==
+ 
+ ==== High Performance Scientific Computing ====
+ 
+ The High Performance Scientific Computing track will mainly focus on the following topics:
+ 
+ 1. Automatic Differentiation of Java Programs
+ 2. Scientific Applications in Aerospace and Astrophysics
+ 3. Scientific Applications in Seismology
+ 4. Scientific Applications in Meteorology and Hydrology
+ 5. EagleEye - 3D model of Romania - satallite and map image processing
+ 6. Parallelization of the NS-3 Simulator
+ 7. Administration and performance tuning in large-scale Computing Clusters
+ 
+ The wiki of this section will be hosted here: http://cluster.grid.pub.ro/wiki
+ 
+ ==== Embedded Systems & Mobile Programming ====
+ 
+ The Embedded Systems and Mobile Programming track will concentrate on the following subjects:
+ 
+ 1. Quadcopter Control - autonomous flying robot
+ 2. Swarm Robotics - design, develop and test of swarm algorithms on existing robots
+ 3. Biometric Electromiograph Hand Control
+ 4. Wireless Sensor Networks - measure and monitor and upload environmental parameters to online repositories
+ 5. Robot Control - program and control an autonomous robot using the posture and gestures of a human operator
+ 6. Multicore Association MCAPI applications on distribute PCs (shared memory) and on PC+FPGA combination (message passing)
+ 7. M-learning (mobile learning): modern learning techniques take advantage of the opportunities offered by mobile technologies; besides mobility, portable devices offer native methods of enabling collaboration and information sharing;
+ 8. Remote Control: learn how the sensing capabilities of your mobile device (accelerometer, compass, touch screen) can provide the means to control a drone and a robotic arm;
+ 9. Games and multimedia: put the hardware capabilities of the mobile device to the test and see what it means to create graphical rich applications.
+ 
+ Working on mobile applications (for Android, Windows 8 and BlackBerry OS), students will learn and experiment with features, such as: camera, sensors (movement, light, compass etc.), graphics, text-to-speach, voice commands and many more. Moreover, the students will interact with participants from the other two tracks, gathering ideas for interdisciplinary applications, while working in a diverse and fun social environment. 
+ 
+ ==== Open Source Development ====
+ 
+ The Open Source track technical seminars will cover the topics below:
+ 
+ 1. Open Source Software Project Management: Wikis, Bug Tracking
+ 2. Version Control Systems
+ 3. Editors and Efficient Editing
+ 4. Code readability
+ 5. Python
+ 6. Web back-end
+ 7. Web front-end
+ 8. Java
+ 9. Object Oriented Programming
+ 10. Android development
+ 
+ The technical seminars will present tools and technologies coupled with practical activities where participants will get a grip of how and when should they be using them. The wiki of this section will be hosted here: http://open-source.cs.pub.ro/summer-school/wiki/
+ 
+ The open source summer school (OSSS) will be a short school taking place for two weeks between the 23rd of June and the 4th of July 2014. The first part will focus on basic skills for working in open source projects while the last part will consist mostly of hackathons where participants will code along the others.
+ ===== Team =====
+ PhD. Nicolae Tapus - Professor
+ PhD. Emil Slusanschi - Associate Professor
+ PhD. Razvan Rughinis - Associate Professor
+ PhD. Dan Tudose - Lecturer 
+ PhD. Mircea Bardac - Lecturer  
+ PhD. Razvan Deaconescu - Lecturer
+ PhD. George Milescu - Lecturer
+ PhD. Voichita Iancu - Lecturer
+ MSc. Dan Dragomir - Assistant Professor
+ MSc. Alexandru Olteanu - Assistant Professor
+ MSc. Andrei Voinescu - Assistant Professor
+ MSc. Adriana Draghici - Assistant Professor 
+ MSc. Alexandru Herisanu - Assistant Professor
+ MSc. Razvan Dobre - Assistant Professor 
+ MSc. Silvia Stegaru - Assistant Professor 
+ MSc. Laura Vasilescu - Engineer

Open Data Summer School

Anonymous (anonymous@undisclosed.example.com) — 2020-07-19T10:49:14+00:00

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+ ====== Open Data Summer School ======
  
+     * Objective**
+ 
+ The aim of the summer school is to introduce to undergrad students (mainly, from the first two years of study) the main technologies, tools and topics that are linked to Open Data and Information Extraction. As these topics are usually studied during the senior year undergrad or even at graduate courses, the participating students will have the change to discover a new domain and to experiment with tools in order to see whether they consider interesting the technologies and topics related to Open Data and Information Extraction.
+ 
+     * Dates**
+ 
+ The Open Data Summer School is scheduled for 2 weeks (June 16th to June 27th 2014). During the first week the participants will attend a series of lectures presenting the main concepts related to Open Data and Information Extraction. In the second week, they will team up in small groups of 2-3 students in order to develop (with the help and guidance of the organizers) an application that makes use of the concepts and technologies studies during the first week of the summer school. 
+ 
+     * Schedule**
+ 
+ First week: June 16th to June 20th - Lectures and exercises/workshop from 10am-5pm
+ 
+ 0. Opening 
+   * June 16th, 11am, room EC101
+   * Why Open Data? What will you learn? 
+   * Organization details
+ 
+ 1. Crash Course in Python 
+   * June 16th
+   * Python syntax
+   * Basic packages
+   * Useful packages for Open Data (data processing, visualization, text processing, http/crawling)
+   * Workshop: Develop your own Python app
+ 
+ 2. Open Data Intro
+   * June 17th
+   * What is Open Data?
+   * Semantic Web and Linked Data
+   * Data modeling (RDF)
+   * Workshop: Model data using RDF
+ 
+ 3. Open Data Scripting (SPARQL, RDF & Python)
+   * June 18th
+   * Querying the Semantic Web
+   * SPARQL and DBPedia
+   * Setting up a SPARQL endpoint
+   * Workshop: Querying DBPedia with Python and SPARQL
+ 
+ 4. {{:studenti:summer-schools:technologies_for_web_crawling_indexing_and_search.pdf|Technologies for Web Crawling, Indexing and Search}}
+   * June 19th
+   * Web crawling 
+   * Intro to indexing 
+   * Web search basics
+   * Technologies in Java: Apache Nutch, Lucene, Solr
+   * Technologies in Python: Scrapy, BeautifulSoup
+   * Workshop: Crawling and indexing in Python, Generating the web graph, Computation of PageRank
+ 
+ 5. Elements of Natural Language Processing
+   * June 20th
+   * Basics of Natural Language Processing
+   * POS Tagging
+   * Dependency Parsing
+   * Named Entity Recognition
+   * Information Extraction
+   * Workshop: Java/Python for a simple NLP app
+ 
+ 6. Building an open data application
+   * June 23rd-27th
+   * Decide upon a project idea
+   * Develop your project
+   * Project presentation: June 27th, 3pm, EC101
+ 
+ Second week: June 23rd to June 27th - Working on a project, with the help of the tutors, from 10am-5pm
+ 
+     * Organizers**
+   * Vlad Posea
+   * Traian Rebedea
+   * Costin Chiru
+   * Mihai Dascalu
+ 
+     * Participants**
+   * Roxana Capitanu, undergrad 2nd year
+   * George Muraru, undergrad 1st year
+ 
+     * Developed Projects**
+ 
+ Team 1 - 
+ 
+ Team 2 - 
+ 
+ Team 3 - 
+ 
+     * Sponsors**
+ 
+ Lunch and beverages will be provided with the help of [[http://www.stagiipebune.ro/|Stagii pe Bune]]

Security Summer School

Anonymous (anonymous@undisclosed.example.com) — 2020-07-19T10:49:14+00:00

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+ ====== Security Summer School ======
  
+     * From "Voodoo" to "You Do" via hex and fun.**
+ 
+ Proudly brought to you by [[http://acs.pub.ro/|ACS]], [[http://www.ixiacom.com/|Ixia]] and [[http://koala.cs.pub.ro/hexcellents/wiki/home|Hexcellents]].
+ 
+ {{ :studenti:summer-schools:sss-poster.png?400 |}}
+ ===== Period =====
+ 
+ 23rd of June - 10th of August 2014
+ 
+ ===== Links =====
+ 
+   *  [[http://security.cs.pub.ro/summer-school/wiki/|Wiki]]
+   *  [[https://www.facebook.com/SSSUPB|Facebook page]]
+   *  [[https://plus.google.com/u/0/b/101355336258919439002/101355336258919439002|Google Plus page]]
+   *  [[sss-contact@security.cs.pub.ro|E-mail contact address]]
+ 
+ ===== Summary =====
+ 
+ The first edition of a new Security Summer School focused on Practical Software Exploitation will take place between June 23rd and August 10th 2014, at the Faculty of Automatic Control and Computers, University POLITEHNICA of Bucharest. Students will go through an in-depth tour of what it means to discover, successfully exploit and patch a software vulnerability and develop the necessary skills and insights needed to embark on such an endeavor.
+ 
+ Activities will take place during two intensive training sessions per week as well as two Capture the Flag (CTF) contests that will be held mid-term and at the end of the summer school. The final CTF contest will be the highlight of the summer school and students will be able to showcase the skills they have learned and be awarded prizes offered by Ixia. 
+ 
+ ===== Application =====
+ 
+ We welcome students to apply via [[http://www.stagiipebune.ro/stagii.html&id=1789|Stagii pe Bune]]. Choose "Security Summer School" under the "Summer Schools" heading, for the company "Facultatea de Automatica si Calculatoare, UPB".
+ 
+ Apart from filling out your CV, we want to see your h4x0r sk111z by solving a set of three challenges. Please [[http://security.cs.pub.ro/summer-school/challenges.tgz|download the challenge tasks]], go through the README and then submit your solution [[https://docs.google.com/forms/d/19qNWLFrv4hndXSXrrXQze8PG7eSsnVDkbLJxhoXgEd4/viewform|on this Google form]]; you may edit your submission if you forget something during the first try. The deadline for submitting your answers is Sunday, May 25th.
+ 
+ After May 25th we will organize a set of interviews to decide who will take place in the Security Summer School.
+ 
+ ==== Requirements ====
+ 
+ We expect good programming skills and a fair knowledge of the C programming language. Python and shell scripting skills are welcome.
+ 
+ More than anything we expect a proactive attitude, a love for challenges and "tinkering" and an interest in security and hacking.
+ 
+ ===== Location & Schedule =====
+ 
+ The Security Summer School will take place in Faculty of Automatic Control and Computers, University POLITEHNICA of Bucharest, room EG106 (Ixia lab), first floor, EG wing.
+ 
+ Activities will take place twice a week:
+   * Monday, 4pm-8pm
+   * Thursday, 9am-1pm
+ 
+ Each session will be highly practical: a presentation of a set of basic concepts on slides followed by hands-on activities (tutorials and tasks).
+ 
+ The 9th-10th of August week-end is reserved for the final CTF contest and awards ceremony.
+ ===== Syllabus =====
+ 
+   - Introduction into the World of Security
+     - 23rd of June: OS (pmap, strace, ltrace, file descriptors, lsof, ldd), Linux dinamic analysis
+     - 26th of June: assembly intro: registers, mnemonics, the stack, gdb (step instruction/read-only)
+   - Binary Formats
+     - 30th of June: writing assembly, executable code analysis (IDA)
+     - 3rd of July: from ELF to a process, PLT, PIC -> gdb / IDA
+   - Vulnerability Assessment
+     - 7th of July: overwrite data in GDB, overflow of all kinds: function pointers, vtable, local variables, format string, use after free
+     - 10th of July: CTF Demo (4 challenge tasks)
+   - Vulnerability Discovery
+     - 14th of July: stateless fuzzing (on files), fuzzer + gdb
+     - 17th of July: stateful fuzzing (on protocol)
+   - Weaponizing the vulnerability
+     - 21st of July: shellcode + stack, null character, call trampoline
+     - 24th of July: DEP, ASLR
+   - Weaponizing the vulnerability II
+     - 28th of July: information leak, canary value, format strings
+     - 31st of July: ROP, remote + socket reuse
+   - Preventing vulnerabilities in your own code + Windows
+     - 4th of August: secure programming techniques (sanitizing, system())
+     - 7th of August: Windows: shell code exploit on windows (Immunity, WinDbg)
+ 
+ ===== Team =====
+ 
+   *  Adrian Șendroiu
+   *  Dan Gioga
+   *  Dragoș Comăneci
+   *  Radu Caragea
+   *  Răzvan Crainea
+   *  Răzvan Deaconescu
+   *  Silviu Popescu
+   *  Tudor Azoiței
+ 
+ ==== Supporting members ====
+ 
+   *  Irina Preșa
+   *  Lucian Cojocar
+   *  Vlad Dumitrescu
+ 
+ In case of any inquiries please [[sss-contact@security.cs.pub.ro|send us an e-mail]].