The Training and Research phase

During this phase PhD students have to earn credits for accomplishing elective courses, for teaching activity, for research work and for publications. The recommended study plan is depicted by the figure below.

Phase 1 study plan

Elective courses

The list of courses in fall 2024 are as follows:

Course Code Lecturer Credits Time and location
Queueing Theory II. VIHID060 Telek Miklos 5 Later (IB110)
Advanced Datastructures and Techniques for Analysis of Algorithms VISZDV05  Friedl Katalin
Katona Gyula
5 Later

5G Networks, Services and their Synergies with Industrial IoT

VITMDV02 Varga Pál 5 Monday 10-12, Wednesday 10-12

Modeling Seminar for Engineers

VITMD099 Péter Babarczi 5 Later
Applications of Hyperbolic Geometry in Networks VITMD101 Gulyás András, Heszberger Zalán 5 Tuesday, Thursday 12:15
Útválasztási módszerek hálózatokban: Az ötlettől a publikációig VITMDV03 Gulyás András, Heszberger Zalán 5 Monday, Wednesday 12:15
Parallel Architectures VIHID043 Németh Gábor 5 Thursday, 8:15-12:00, IE460
Stochastic Modelling for Dependability Assessment  New course Paolo Lollini (Pataricza András) 5 Tuesday and Thursday afternoon are preferred
Empirical Systems Engineering and Modeling VIMIDV02 Pataricza András
Kocsis Imre
5 Online course, details later

Software Verification and Validation

VIMMD052 Majzik István 5 Wednesday 16-18 (department)
Thursday 14-16, (department)
Applied Nanoscience VIETD081 Bonyár Attila 5 Mon: 8:15-10:00 (department)
Wed: 16:15-18:00 (department)
Application of Numerical Methods in Electronics Technology Process Modeling VIETD222 Illés Balázs 5 Mon: 12:15-14:00 (department)
Wed: 10:15-12:00 (department)
Instrumental Analytics in Electronics Technology VIETD223 Gordon Péter
Hurtony Tamás
5 Later
Applied Photonics VIETD224 Hurtony Tamás 5 Tue: 10:15-12:00 (department)
Thu: 10:15-12:00 (department)
Modern Control Theory I. VIFOD053 Lantos Béla 5 Wed: 8:15-10:00 (IB310)
Thu: 10:15-12:00 (IB310)
Physics and Diagnostics of Insulations VINFD302 Berta István
Tamus Zoltán Ádám
5 Later (department)
Electromagnetic Compatibility VINFD065 Kiss István
Varjú György
Szűcs László
5 Later (department)

Physics of Semiconductor Materials and Devices

VIEEDK01 Neumann Péter 5 Later
Theoretical Background of Cryptocurrencies VITMDV04 Ladóczki Bence 5 Thursday 8:15-9:45
Friday 8:15-9:45

Intelligent Data Analysis

VIMMD294 Antal Péter
Gönczy László
5 Later

Teaching activity

The teaching activities of the doctoral students are specified by the department, the supervisor, and the student. Most of the time it consists of conducting laboratories or classroom practices for BSc and MSc courses, supervising project courses of undergraduate students, and helping in the tests and exams of the department.

Research work

Within the research activity, the consultation with the supervisor is recognized with credit points (preparation for and evaluation of the activity there). The majority of research credits recognizes research work but may also include conference/workshop participation, study trips, institute visits, etc.

Publications

All the publication credits can be earned only if the minimal publication requirements of the doctoral programs are met. For the 25 publication credit points earned in the "training and research phase", this means that half of the minimal publication requirements have to be met.

For the individual semesters the requirements are as follows:

  • The credits for "Publication 1" can be awarded if the student has any publications already published or at the end of the semester has at least one outline of an international conference or journal paper.
  • The credits for "Publication 2" can be awarded if the student has any publications already published or has at least one international conference or journal paper submitted by the end of the semester.
  • The credits for "Publication 3" can be awarded if the student has at least one international conference or journal paper published.
  • The credits for "Publication 4" can be awarded if the student has at least one international conference or journal paper published, and has at least one paper submitted to a journal indexed by WoS or Scopus. With this, the student has obtained at least half of the minimum publication scores required for the degree.