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Questionnaire for IT Students, Masters and Alumni in Information Systems and Technologies

Questionnaire for IT Students, Masters and Alumni in Information Systems and Technologies

This study is based on extensive survey conducted as a part of activities during the realization of the Erasmus+ project “Future is in Applied Artificial Intelligence”. Survey aimed to research the needs and expectations of IT graduates Masters and IT Alumni in Information Systems and Technologies regarding various Applied Artificial Intelligence topics with the goal to examine knowledge and attitude of students toward AI contents, current state of AI education and future directions of the transformation of education system toward competency-based education.

Full paper can be found here: Research 5

Survey for Academics (lecturers) in the field of applied AI

Survey for Academics (lecturers) in the field of applied AI

The questionnaires of 80 teachers from 5 countries were collected and analyzed, concerning artificial intelligence teaching. Among the more interesting results belongs the finding, that most of the teachers are self-educated regarding artificial intelligence, the majority of them never participated in a commercial project regarding artificial intelligence, but most of the teachers would welcome extended participation of experts from industry in teaching of students. From their recommendations can be selected e.g. advices:

Focus more on the free versions.

  • Select proper computing language and libraries first
  • Attention on Computer Vision, Explainable AI, Human-AI interaction
  • Add more doing by examples activities
  • Solving real AI cases at classes

Most of the answers were analyzed and visualized in a form of graphs.

Full paper can ce found here: Research 4 StateOfTheArt_teachers_Dirgova

Survey of scientific projects in applied AI

Survey of scientific projects in applied AI

The questionnaires about 63 projects collected by partner organizations from the 5 countries were collected and analyzed, concerning artificial intelligence teaching. The project coordinators were from 19 countries. Among the more interesting results belongs the finding, that more than half of the projects concerned deep neural networks learning modules, and most machine learning tasks which were solved, were image processing, classification, regression, clusterization and natural language processing. Among the used AI libraries dominated TensorFlow, Keras, scikit-learn and CUDA. The programming languages were Python and C++.

Most of the answers were analyzed and visualized in a form of graphs.

Full document can be found here: Research 3 StateOfTheArt_scientificprojects_Dirgova

 

Study of the labor market in the field of applied AI

Study of the labor market in the field of applied AI

This questionnaire is a part of the research in connection with the objectives of project 2022-1-PL01-KA220-HED-000088359 “The Future is in Applied Artificial Intelligence” (FAAI) under the Erasmus + program. This project aims to join together Universities, and businesses and provide innovative solutions to develop AI experts. The questions in this study aimed to research the needs and expectations of business organizations to propose training specialists in the field of Applied AI. Please review the offered training courses in Applied AI and describe them. All fields are mandatory.

Full paper can be found here: Research 2 SOA Labor market

Existing Training Courses in the Field of Applied AI

Existing Training Courses in the Field of Applied AI

This questionnaire that is subject of this document is a part of the research in connection with the objectives of project 2022-1-PL01-KA220-HED-000088359 “The Future is in Applied Artificial Intelligence” (FAAI) under the Erasmus + program. This project aims to join together Universities, and businesses and provide innovative solutions to develop AI experts. The questions in this study aimed to research the needs and expectations of business organizations to propose training specialists in the field of Applied AI. This paper presents a short review of the offered training courses in Applied AI and describes them. Despite existing training courses offered, there is a need of aggregating and inferring information on topics required and covered within the training courses in the field of AI.

Full paper can be found here: Research1

Artificial Intelligence Learning Requirements

Artificial Intelligence Learning Requirements

The consortium of The Future is in Applied Artificial Intelligence Project designed the first competency-based applied artificial intelligence curriculum at the high-education institution level. The development was based on advanced system research of existing artificial intelligence-related resources and surveying target groups of teachers, information technologies students, and employers which should enhance the performance of implementing artificial intelligence education. A review of applied artificial intelligence was prepared in the form of keyword clustering. The initial data was collected with the help of surveying, gathering job offers, existing artificial intelligence training courses, scientific projects, and real cases. Synthetic analysis of the textual information from the studies was using the word clouds technique. Tensor-based approach was used for the presentation of the competence-based course. The specific numerical requirements for the course in the form of priorities follow from the solution of decision-making problems using the analytic hierarchy process technique. Based on the comprehensive study of the surveys, educational experience, scientific projects, and business requirements, a meta-analysis of the recent references, we specified the criteria for a training course in the form of a tensor-based representation of competencies in relation to the content and educational modules.

Full paper can be found here: A3_3_LearningRequirements

Competence framework

Competence framework

This result outlines a learning initiative focused on developing a Competence framework within the field of AAI. The approach involves analyzing and incorporating various competency standards, such as ACM and IEEE. The content of the framework aims to encompass knowledge areas, specifying scope, competencies, and sub-domains. Sub-domains are further detailed through the inclusion of corresponding knowledge, skills, and dispositions. This comprehensive approach seeks to establish a robust foundation for competence development in the rapidly evolving field of AAI.

Full paper can be found here: A3_2 Competence_framework

 

Methodology for collecting and analyzing good practices in the field of applied artificial intelligence

Methodology for collecting and analyzing good practices in the field of applied artificial intelligence

The work is fulfilled within the framework of Erasmus+ project “The Future is in Applied Artificial Intelligence” (FAAI) and devoted to the development the methodology for collecting and analyzing good practices in the field of applied artificial intelligence (AAI) regarding the competences, training, existing solutions and real cases, which can be used for developing training courses of competence based education. Here we propose the definition of good practice in the field of AAI together with the corresponding criteria and features. The offered methodology uses system research based on the data gathered from existing training courses in AAI, labor market, surveys filled in by academics, students and employers, AAI use cases in science and industry.

Full paper under this link: Methodology_collection

 

Publication: Electrochemical Biosensor Design Through Data-Driven Modeling Incorporating Meta-Analysis and Big Data Workflow

Publication: Electrochemical Biosensor Design Through Data-Driven Modeling Incorporating Meta-Analysis and Big Data Workflow

The objective of the work is to offer workflow enabling us to execute both empirical and analytical studies of enzyme kinetics. For this purpose, on the one hand, we are based on a series of experimental research involving the traditional methods and techniques used when studying biochemical reactions and designing electrochemical biosensors: conductance research, spectroscopy, and electromagnetic field study.

Full text can be found here: https://link.springer.com/chapter/10.1007/978-3-031-42508-0_22

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Publication: The Role of Cyber-Physical Systems and Internet of Things In Development of Smart Cities for Industry 4.0

Publication: The Role of Cyber-Physical Systems and Internet of Things In Development of Smart Cities for Industry 4.0

The pace of urbanisation is currently increasing. Modern cities are striving to become more technologically advanced and “smarter”, combining the concept of sustainable development with an improved quality of life. At the same time, digital transformation is taking place, and a variety of flexible tools will help meet the growing challenges of urbanisation over the next
few decades. One of the tools of digital transformation is cyber-physical systems.
Cyber-physical systems (CPS) are a set of infrastructure and production systems that
combine computing (cyber) technologies integrated into the physical environment with
human interaction.

The full article text can found here: https://ceur-ws.org/Vol-3468/paper7.pdf

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