AACIMP 2011 Course List

AACIMP 2011 program is divided into following streams:

Operational Research

Courses:

• Game Theory and Experimental Economics
  • Evolutionary Games
  • Cooperative Game Theory and Operations Research Games
• Mathematical Finance
• Data Mining and Knowledge Discovery in Large Databases

Lectures:

• Integer and Combinatorial Optimization
• Clique Relaxation Models in Networks: Theory, Algorithms, and Applications
• Industrial Organization
• Lipschitz global optimization
• New Concepts and Ideas for Modeling in Operational Research. Applications in Neural Networks, Cellular Automata, Multiagent Systems, Physics, Biology, Artificial Intelligence

Computer Science

Courses:

• Functional Programming
  • Introduction to Practical Functional Programming Using F#
  • Introduction to Erlang - Functional Programming Language
• Software Engineering
  • User Interface Design and Prototyping
  • Introduction to Clouds in Real Life
  • Introduction to Revision Control Systems
  • Introduction to Agile Project Management
  • Software Design and Design Patterns
• Java Performance
• Information Security
• Requirements Based Testing

Lectures:

• Telecommunication Industry Transformation. Challenges and Opportunities
• Numerical Computations with Infinite and Infinitesimal Numbers and the Infinity Computer
  
• Synchronization of Clocks
  and others.

Neuroscience

Courses:

• Amazing Auditory System
• The Neurotransmitter Systems of the Brain and Their Function
• Elements of Theory for Multi-Neuronal Systems
• Neuron-Computer Interface in Dynamic-Clamp Experiments. Models of Neuronal Populations and Visual Cortex
• Brain-Computer Interface. Approaches and Methods
• Cellular Neurophysiology and Modelling
• Cable Properties of Neurons
• Nonlinear Dynamics of Network Excitability and Oscillations
• Phytopathology Modelling
• Molecular Mechanisms of Pain
• Fluorescent Proteins in Current Biology
• Searching Membrane Target for Mammalian Circadian Clock Responsible for Circadian Modulation of Firing Rate
• Materialise courses
  and others.

Innovative Entrepreneurship and Science of Global Challenges

Part 1

Courses:

• Energy Technology for Sustainability
• Assessment of the Impact of Naturally Occurring Radioactivity to Natural and Anthropic Environments
• Analytical Methods of Energy Security Costs

Lectures:

• Electronics
• Methods of Nonlinear and Multivalued Analysis for Multinature Controlled Processes and Fields
• Nuclear Energy in the 21st Century
• Synchronization of Clocks
• Dynamics of Gambling
• Numerical Computations with Infinite and Infinitesimal Numbers and the Infinity Computer

Part 2

• International Industrial Marketing
• Technological and Social Entrepreneurship in Clean Technologies
• Siemens online project "Smart Cities in Ukraine"