Seminars

Since the academic year 2022/2023, I have been conducting diploma seminars in computer science engineering studies at WSB Merito University in Poznań, and since 2023/2024 also on the English-language path.

Among the engineering project topics that can be carried out with me are: web applications, mobile applications, computer games, educational applications.

Other topics are also possible. The topics that cannot be realized with me are visual identification, graphic design, etc.

Substantively, I am very happy to help with the mathematical aspects of the projects being carried out.

As a supervisor, I will help with the selection of the topic and the preparation of the research problem description, as well as with the establishment of a work schedule. I will then oversee the group's work according to the agreed schedule. I do not interfere with the details of project implementation, the choice of technology, or the division of tasks among the group members. My role is to advise on these issues, not to impose them. Finally, I will help formulate the project documentation.

Since the academic year 2021/2022, I have been conducting master's seminars in supplementary master's studies in computer science at WSB Merito University in Poznań.

By education, I hold a PhD in mathematics and my research interests are related to non-classical logics, many of which have applications in theoretical computer science, machine learning, and natural language processing.

Substantively, I am very happy to assist with any mathematical issues related to the thesis topic.

The thesis topic can be essentially any, but if I am not familiar with the topic, I will only help with the editing of the master's thesis. I have some substantive competencies in computer science regarding web applications and programming languages.

Suggested master's thesis topics include: comparison of different web technologies, analysis of the feasibility of applying a specific technology in a hypothetical commercial project.

As a supervisor, I do not impose a work pace. I do not monitor how much or when something has been written. I only read and comment on what I receive. I am not a good choice for people who need supervision for regular work. I believe that I have already written my master's thesis (even two), so it is not my responsibility to worry about it.