Vladimir Radevski, PhD

Vladimir Radevski, PhD is Assistant Professor and Dean of the Faculty of Communication Sciences and Technologies. He earned his BSc degree in Mathematics and Informatics from the University of Ss Cyril and Methodius in Skopje (MK) in 1989. After earning his MSc degree in Applied Mathematics and Computer Science from the University of Belgrade (YU) in 1995 he joint the Laboratory of Computer Science (LIPN) of the University of Paris 13, Paris (FR) where he earned the PhD degree in Computer Science in 2000.
He started his academic career at the University Ss Cyril and Methodius as Teaching and Research assistant in Mathematics and Computer Science in 1990. From 1995 to 2000 he was member of the Working Group Algorithmic and Optimization of LIPN and the University Paris 13, Paris (FR) where he was promoted to the position of ATER in 1999. From 2000 he joins the University French-Turkish University of Galatasaray, Istanbul (TR) where he was promoted to Assistant professor and started his lecturer career teaching several courses at the Faculty of Engineering and Technology. From 2001 he was appointed as Vice President of the Computer Engineering Department of the same Faculty at Galatasaray University. He joined the SEE University in 2003 at the position of Pro Dean of the CST Faculty and is Dean of the Faculty from September 2004.
Besides the rich teaching career at the University of Paris 13, Galatasaray University and the SEE University Dr Vladimir Radevski attended and published at many national and international conferences form the Computer Science / Engineering field. His interest and research area covers the Artificial Intelligence Systems, Computational Intelligence and Neuroscience, Expert Systems and their combination, and Pattern Recognition. Co-author of a book on Operating system Unix (1993) he published in international journals and was reviewer and chair of several session of ACM and other international conferences. Dr Radevski is member and initiator of several international research and application projects from the domain of Computer Science and gave several lectures by invitation in Seminars and Universities in France and Turkey.
He is married and speaks English, French and Turkish and is beginner in Albanian and Greek languages.