CYCLE OF LECTURES BY EXPERTS FROM PRACTICE FY 2024/2025

In the 2024/2025 school year, the Department of Information Technologies is once again organizing a separate cycle of professional lectures on current topics in the field of Information and Communication Technologies. The lectures offered will gradually be available from the recording during the academic year. Out of a total of five lectures offered, two are in English. The cycle of lectures takes place in LS (period March to April).

The goal is primarily to enrich and supplement standard teaching, support the competitiveness of graduates on the labor market and further deepen departmental cooperation with practice.

Participating companies can offer students, in addition to the lecture's own thematic content, cooperation in the form of professional internships, BP or DP topics, participation in projects, etc.

The chosen target group are students of the field of Informatics in LS, 2nd years of bachelor's, 1st years of subsequent master's studies. The lectures concern the subjects Operating systems and computer networks, IS security, IT for e-business and their equivalents in English.

Students are required to attend at least one professional lecture (or two, if specified in the subject) of their own choice from the given cycle (credit condition). Of course, a student can also register for more lectures. Registration takes place via the forms on the KIT website (see below). The cycle of lectures runs from March 4, 2025 by default on Tuesdays from 17:30 in the TI classroom, on some dates at EIII from 18:00. The cycle runs until the end of April 2025.

Student registration for lectures will take place from February 22, 2025through the department website.

Attendance will be recorded at the lectures!

Read carefully the Information on the attendance system for the Cycle of lectures by ICT experts

CAUTION! The completed lecture can be counted as part of the credit within the compulsory bachelor's experience!

At the lecture you will learn why we should deploy/require IPv6 addresses and what are the excuses and reality from the ISP world "why it doesn't work".

The Internet of Things (IoT) is one of the new dynamic directions in which the world of IT is moving. Therefore, in this lecture, we will introduce the main representatives of wireless IoT networks that are around us, including those that we can, so to speak, touch at our University. We will list the differences between individual technologies and the main directions of their use. IoT will not be just a theoretical '-I- -O-nly -T-alk', but we will show examples where it really helps and makes our life easier :)

Do you want to build your own e-shop and make millions, but are you afraid that you will blow it all up before you sell the first sock? In this lecture, I will tell you in no uncertain terms how not to embarrass yourself, not to drown in nonsense and not to throw money out the window.  We will discuss the most common rookie mistakes - from the wrong choice of platform to tragic marketing to logistical horror. If you don't want your e-shop to end up as abandoned in an internet cemetery, come and listen to what to do and especially what not to do!

The lecture by a practitioner will offer a detailed view of the SAP business information system. Students will learn about the basic structure of the system, its key modules and how it works in practice. Emphasis will be placed on the real use of SAP in companies and the connection of individual processes within the overall business model.

This lecture presents the Next-Generation SOC concept, a modern concept of a security center using the latest technologies. We will introduce the key technologies and tools used in a modern SOC, including how artificial intelligence is integrated to automate the detection and response to cyber threats. We will look at how artificial intelligence is helping to expand SOC capabilities and optimize its operation. Next, we will describe how the Incident Response process works, which is key to the effective resolution of security incidents in the Next-Gen SOC.