Conferences

We present to students the wide variety of IT disciplines through teaching and also through specialized conferences that we host or co-organize. Among other things, conferences are a great way to meet leading IT experts and fellow geeks. These events attract audiences not only from among people working in the field, but also from the general public.

FEBRUARY

Prague PostgreSQL Developers Day

The Prague PostgreSQL Developers Day (P2D2) is a developers conference focused on the relational and open-source database management system PostgreSQL. The two-day event offers lectures and workshops. The event’s narrow focus is good news for apps developers and PostgreSQL administrators. The conference is organized by the Czech and Slovak PostgreSQL User Group (CSPUG).

JUNE

Prague Embedded Systems Workshop

The FIT Department of Digital Design is a proud organizer of the Prague Embedded Systems Workshop (PESW). It is a meeting place for students and experts in the field of embedded systems, their testing and application. The aim of the workshop, where students’ advancements in research are presented and discussed, is to boost cooperation among universities in Europe and outside Europe.

AUGUST

Prague Stringology Conference

Visitors to the Prague Stringology Conference will have the opportunity to attend lectures by foreign experts in stringology and related fields. This international stringology conference is organized by the Prague Stringology Club at the Department of Theoretical Computer Science.

AUGUST

StringMasters

StringMasters is a travelling workshop which during the year descends on different cities around the world. Some of the workshops are organized by the Prague Stringology Club. The workshop focuses on different disciplines of stringology, e.g. indexing, data compression and bioinformatics. It is a friendly, informal meeting without a fixed program. The event’s main aim is to connect experts in the field.

OCTOBER

LinuxDays

Every year, our faculty hosts the LinuxDays, the biggest event of its kind in the Czech Republic. Linux and open-source geeks can enjoy a weekend full of interesting lectures. The program will give you an idea about which lectures are intended for beginners and which are better suited for professionals.