1. University of Nis Faculty of Electronic Engineering ( ELFAK )

2. Outlines Short faculty presentation Department of Electronics Currently Active Project

3. 1st of October 1960. – the Faculty of Engineering formally started working and the Department of Electronic was part of it (129 regular and 134 part-time students) 15th of June 1965. – the University of Niš was founded 23rd of November 1968. – by decision of the Parlament of the People’s Republic of Serbia the Faculty of Electronic Engineering Niš started its independent existence (269 regular and 27 part-time students) 1971 – Electronic Computer Center, based on IBM 1130 computer, began to work 24th June 1982 – the Faculty of Electronic Engineering was moved into a new, modern building (over 25000sqm, with 4 lecture halls, 40 classrooms, 20 laboratories, library, restaurant, sport and recreation facilities, etc.), where the Faculty is still situated. “Brief History”

4. UNITS within ELFAK Institute Laboratories Computer center Library Offers wide opportunities for research work aimed at the constant improvement of the links with other industrial, business and research organizations UNITSUNITS

5. Institute Laboratories Computer center Library UNITSUNITS UNITS within ELFAK Research work and lab exercises take place in more than 20 laboratories specialized for various disciplines

6. Institute Laboratories Computer center Library UNITSUNITS UNITS within ELFAK Provides computing and communication facilities for education, research and development; more than 400 computers integrated into a unique network functioning within the University of Niš Information System (JUNIS)

7. Institute Laboratories Computer center Library UNITSUNITS UNITS within ELFAK With about 18000 titles; it was subscribed to 250 foreign and 25 Serbian and Montenegrin periodicals

8. Undergraduate study - major Automatic Control Computer Science and Informatics Industrial Electric Power Engineering Microelectronics Electronics Telecommunications

9. Postgraduate study - fields Automatic Control Electronics Applied Physics Industrial Energetic Industrial and Applied Mathematics Industrial and Informatics Management Sustainable Design Industrial Engineering IT Technology Quality and Reliability Microsystem Design and Engineering Telecommunications Computer Science and Informatics Theoretical Electrical Engineering Microelectronics Materials of Modern Electronics Metrology Industrial Electric Power Engineering Mechatronics Power Systems Light Technique

10. Organization of ELEF The Faculty is organized in 10 departments, which are the cores of educational, research and scientific work in particular fields and branches. Department of Automatic Control Department of Electronics Department of Electric Power Engineering Department of Mathematics Department of Measurements Department of Microelectronics Department of General Education Department of Computer Science and Informatics Department of Telecomunications Department of Theoretical Electrical Engineering

11. Staff 78 professors 91 assistants 20 schollarship holders 7 lab technicians Non/teaching staff Teaching staff

12. Partners Telekom Serbia SCG Army Ministry of internal affairs of the Republic of Serbia Mera D.O.O – Nis, Serbia E.I. Holding – Nis, Serbia Municipality of the city of Nis Ministry of Science and Environmental protection Niš-Ekspres, Niš, bus transport company Siemens AG – Munich, Germany Infineon Technologies AG – Munich, Germany Sames – Pretoria, South Africa Elsys-design – Belgrade, Serbia

13. Analog and Digital Circuits and Systems Design, Embedded Systems Papers, Books, Journals Journals Degrees: BSc, MSc, PhD Commercial Projects Publishing Research and Science Education Publishing Other activities Commercial Projects Research and Science Education Projects:Fundamental,Technology,Innovative Department of Electronics - Activities

14. Department of Electronics 15 professors 16 assistants 3 schollarship holders 2 lab technicians Non/teaching staff Teaching staff

15. Department of Electronics – Core Competence Education in Electronics and Computer Science Research and Development in the fields of: –Embedded Systems (SoC and ASIC design) –Digital Signal Processing (Speech and Image Processing) –VLSI IC Design (Custom Design, Energy Meter) –Data Acquisition Systems (Process Monitoring and Control, Instrumentation) –Real Time Systems (Industrial Control) –Wireless Communications (Wireless Sensor Networks) –Microcomputer Systems (Process Control)

16. Ministry of Science –Fundamental research –Technology dependent –Innovative Department of Electronics participates at projects supported by: Directly by Industry

17. Department of Electronics - Projects Fault-tolerant systems (2011- 2014) funded by Ministry of Science and Technology Development of Serbia Wireless Sensor Networks (2005 – 2010) funded by Ministry of Science and Technology of Serbia and Mera D.O.O., Nis Embedded System Design: Ultrasonic Flow Meter (2002- 2004) funded by Ministry of Science and Technology of Serbia and E.I. Holding, Nis Massively Parallel Computer Systems (1999 – 2002) funded by Ministry of Science and Technology of Serbia Data Acquisition Systems (1995 – 2000) funded by Ministry of Science and Technology and Mera D.O.O., Nis Parallel Computer Systems (1990 – 1995) funded by Ministry of Science and Technology of Serbia

18. Department of Electronics Previous Project Wireless Sensor Networks Objective: Design and Realization of Wireless Sensor Network Application Areas: –Life environment protection –Strategic Objects Protection –Metrology –Process Industry (registration of moving objects) –Traffic Control

19. Department of Electronics – Previous Project: Wireless Sensor Networks Research Goals: –Development of Low Power Sensor Node –Development of sensor network architecture: Protocols and Services –Application Development for different areas

20. Department of Electronics – Previous Project: Wireless Sensor Networks Sensor Node Characteristics: –Low Power –Low Price –Long Life (5-10 years)

21. Department of Electronics – Currently Active Project: Fault-tolerant Systems Researchers: Prof. dr. Mile Stojčev – Project Leader Prof. dr. Branislav Petrović Prof. dr. Goran Djordjević Prof. dr. Goran Jovanović Tatjana Nikolić Teaching and Research Assistant Goran Nikolić Teaching and Research Assistant Milica Jovanović Teaching and Research Assistant Marko Ilić Research Assistant

22. Department of Electronics – Currently Active Project: Fault-tolerant Systems Contact Person: Prof. dr. Mile Stojcev (mile.stojcev@elfak.ni.ac.rs) Faculty of Electronic Engineering, Nis Department of Electronics Beogradska 14, P.O. Box 73 18000 Nis Serbia and Montenegro phone: +381 18 529 660 fax: +381 18 588 399