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I am currently a PhD student in software engineering at McGill University’s Electrical and Computer Engineering Department under the supervision of Dániel Varró.
I earned my MSc degree in Software Engineering in January 2016 at the Faculty of Electrical Engineering and Informatics, Budapest University of Technology and Economics (BME). Before coming to McGill University, I pursued PhD studies in Software Engineering at BME and I worked at the Fault Tolerant Systems Research Group. I received my BSc degree in Computer Engineering in January 2014 at BME.
Main Research Interests
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Runtime monitoring of distributed cyber-physical systems
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Models@run.time for IoT and cyber-physical systems
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Local search-based graph pattern matching
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Model-based software engineering
Teaching Activities
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Winter 2020: head teaching assistant in the undergraduate courses Introduction to Software Engineering (ECSE321) and teaching assistant in Model-Based Programming (ECSE223) at McGill University.
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Fall 2019: head teaching assistant in the undergraduate courses Introduction to Software Engineering (ECSE321) and teaching assistant in Model-Based Programming (ECSE223) at McGill University.
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Winter 2019: head teaching assistant in the undergraduate course Introduction to Software Engineering (ECSE321) and teaching assistant in Model-Based Programming (ECSE223) at McGill University.
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Fall 2018: head teaching assistant in undergraduate courses Introduction to Software Engineering (ECSE321) and Software Validation (ECSE429) at McGill University.
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Winter 2018: teaching assistant in the undergraduate course Introduction to Software Engineering (ECSE321) at McGill University.
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2016—2017: lecturer of Financial Algorithms: Foundations of Java Programming at Corvinus University of Budapest.
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2011—2017: teaching assisstant in several undergraduate courses at BME, including Systems Modeling, Database Theory, IT Engineering Laboratory, Systems Engineering.
Project involvements
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MoDeS3: Model-Based Demonstrator for Smart and Safe Cyber-Physical Systems.
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VIATRA: a high performance graph search framework for EMF models. The project is maintained by the Eclipse Foundation.
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Massif: Matlab-Simulink Integration Framework for Eclipse.
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MONDO: this project aims to develop model-based development tools that are able to tackle scalability needs in MDE.
Selected Awards and Scholarships
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Outstanding Teaching Assistant Award at McGill University, Faculty of Engineering. This award is given for up to three teaching assistants each semester working at the Faculty of Engineering.
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EASST Best Paper Award at FASE 2018 for the paper Distributed Graph Queries for Runtime Monitoring of Cyber-Physical Systems. Authors: Márton Búr, Gábor Szilágyi, András Vörös and Dániel Varró.
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Graduate Research Enhancement and Travel (GREAT) Award (2018, 2019).
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McGill Engineering Doctoral Award (MEDA) (2017-2018).
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Huawei Hungary Seeds for the Future program participant (2015).
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Visiting graduate student at State Key Laboratory for Novel Software Technology at Nanjing University in July 2015. (Research Group website is in Chinese.)
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Morgan Stanley Teaching Assistant Scholarship (2014-2017). (Hungarian website of the 2017 edition is available here.)
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Recipient of the Fellowship Granted by the Republic granted by the Education Minister of Hungary (2013, 2014, 2015).
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Honorable Mention at Digilent Design Contest Europe 2013 (project: Art on the Two Wheels).
University Address
McConnell Building Room 735
3480 University Street
Montreal, QC, H3A 0E9
Canada