Theses defended publicly in 2017

In 2017 there have been defended publicly 14 Ph.D. theses by Romanian students and 3 theses by foreign students. From the 17 finalized theses, 2 are in the SE domain and 15 in the CIT domain.

Ph.D. theses in the System Engineering domain finalized and defended in 2017:

• Scientific coordinator: Prof.Dr.Eng. Cristian Oară
  • Ph. D. Student: George Cristian Flutur
    Thesis Title: Factorisation techniques for generalised control systems
    Date of public defence: 24.10.2017
• Scientific coordinator: Prof.Dr.Eng. Aurelian Mihai Stănescu
  • Ph. D. Student: Dragoş-George Repta
    Thesis Title: Conceptual design of an intelligent workflow management system for a generic enterprise
    Date of public defence: 06.07.2017

Ph.D. theses in the Computers and Information Technology domain finalized and defended in 2017:

• Scientific coordinator: Prof.Dr.Eng. Valentin Cristea
  • Ph. D. Student: Nicolae-Sorin Ciolofan
    Thesis Title: Methods and tools for efficient decision-making in water pollution control systems
    Date of public defence: 23.06.2017
• Scientific coordinator: Prof.Dr.Eng. Florica Moldoveanu
  • Ph. D. Student: Cristian Constantin Tasliţchi
    Thesis Title: Dynamic management of distributed cases
    Date of public defence: 27.10.2017
• Scientific coordinator: Prof.Dr.Eng. Dragos Niculescu
  • Ph. D. Student: Alexandru Agache
    Thesis Title: Improving the utilization and application performance in data center networks
    Date of public defence: 15.05.2017
• Scientific coordinator: Prof.Dr.Eng. Mircea Petrescu
  • Ph. D. Student: Mohamed Asel Al-Shaher
    Thesis Title: Information-sharing success at the local level: Extending the Delone and McLean information system model
    Date of public defence: 16.10.2017
  • Ph. D. Student: Daniela Anca Sârbu
    Thesis Title: Unwrapping telemedicine intelligence. An analytic platform for telemedicine service usage
    Date of public defence: 16.06.2017
• Scientific coordinator: Prof.Dr.Eng. Ştefan Trăuşan-Matu
  • Ph. D. Student: Ionuţ Cristian Paraschiv
    Thesis Title: Semantic meta-annotation and comprehension modeling
    Date of public defence: 28.11.2017
  • Ph. D. Student: Marius Gabriel Guţu
    Thesis Title: Discourse analysis based on semantic modeling and textual complexity
    Date of public defence: 28.11.2017
  • Ph. D. Student: Liviu Sebastian Matei
    Thesis Title: Time series model representation of text documents for semantic search
    Date of public defence: 30.10.2017
  • Ph. D. Student: Alina Eugenia Lascu
    Thesis Title: Critical mass in swarm systems
    Date of public defence: 13.03.2017
• Scientific coordinator: Prof.Dr.Eng. Nicolae Ţăpuş
  • Ph. D. Student: Sergiu Costea
    Thesis Title: New cryptographic protocols for data confidentiality
    Date of public defence: 28.04.2017
  • Ph. D. Student: Mohamad Abdullah Omar Abdulwahabe
    Thesis Title: Contributions in wireless communication and applications
    Date of public defence: 5.01.2017
  • Ph. D. Student: Mihai Carabaş
    Thesis Title: Improving and extending virtualization in modern computing environments
    Date of public defence: 5.01.2017
  • Ph. D. Student: Rasha Talal Hameed Al-Jewari
    Thesis Title: Contributions on the development of health applications based on mobile and wireless devices
    Date of public defence: 16.02.2017
  • Ph. D. Student: Cristina Loredana Duţă
    Thesis Title: Framework for the analysis and improvement of cryptographic algorithms
    Date of public defence: 14.12.2017
  • Ph. D. Student: Lucian Mogoşanu
    Thesis Title: Verification and enforcement of security in system software
    Date of public defence: 14.12.2017

The theses defended in 2017 have been validated by the CNATDCU specialty commission granting doctor titles at national level in the SE and CIT domains; hence the percentage of obtaining the doctor title after public defence is 100%. For both SE and CIT domains all Ph.D. titles were validated by the CNATDCU commission without any delay or request to extend the theses.
The titles of doctor have been validated in 2017 through Decision of the Ministry of National Education and Scientific Research (OMENCŞ) as follows: