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Milan Banković
assistant professor
Computer science department
Faculty of Mathematics
University of Belgrade

Biography

I enrolled the University of Belgrade, Faculty of Mathematics, Department of Computer Science in October 2001, and graduated from the University in December 2006, with GPA 9.93 out of 10.00. I started my PhD studies at the same department in October 2007. I defended my PhD thesis with subject "Improving SMT solvers using CSP techniques and parallelization techniques" on 8 December, 2016.

I have worked as a teaching assistant at the Faculty of Mathematics, Department of Computer Science from February 2007 to September 2017. I have taught courses "Introduction to programming", "Microprocessors", "Introduction to Computer Organization", "Software Development", "Advanced Computer Architecture", "Automated Reasoning", "Introduction to Computer Architecture", "Parallel algorithms". I work as an assistant professor at the same department since September 2017. I teach (or I have taught) the following courses: "Introduction to computer organization and architecture", "Computer architecture", "Compilation of programming languages", "Web programming", "Automated reasoning", "Constraint programming".

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Research

My research fields include mathematical logic in computer science, and automated reasoning, with emphasis on SAT and SMT solvers and their applications. I am also interested in constraint programming. I participate in a national research project in the area of automated reasoning, led by prof. Predrag Janičić, and I am a member of Argo Group. For more information about my current research, visit my research page.

Teaching

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