
3rd International Conference on
Information Technology Based
Higher Education and Training
July 4-6, 2002, Budapest, Hungary
OBJECTIVES
As Europe enters into the emerging global information society, new opportunities are arising for
cost-effective solutions to education and training. The convergence of information and communication
technologies is enabling the creation and implementation of computer aided and/or multimedia based
techniques. It is recognized that traditional, mass-produced, highly controlled static and rigid
educational and training methods cannot cope with the greatly increased demand for higher education and
with the need to bring ever-increasing amounts of information, knowledge and expert reasoning to students
who may be far from a traditional classroom. We increasingly hear concepts like "virtual class" or
"virtual laboratory". The planned conference is one of the series initiated by the Euro-Med Information
Society Steering Group and has the goal of bringing together experts to discuss the current state of the
art in this area. Internet-based education and training will be a topic of particular interest.
TOPICS
The scope of the conference will cover but not be limited to:
New strategies for higher education and training
Network based education and training
Intelligent training technology
Authoring technology
Virtual classroom, virtual university
Asynchronous learning
Distance education
Quality management in higher education
Accreditation issues
Industry-institute partnership
Small and medium scale enterprises and the use of new technologies in their training programs
Role of information society and global communication system
Scientific Program
The duration of the conference will be three days. The scientific program will include:
Oral presentations
Video presentations
Demonstrations of technology based training material
Panel sessions
Proceedings
The proceedings of the conference will be published and be available at the time of the conference.
Additionally, it is planned to publish some selected papers of the conference in IEEE Transactions on
Education and the journal Industry & Higher Education.
Paper submission
Prospective participants are invited to submit electronically a 700-1000 word extended summary. The
details are available on the web site of the conference. Please, send the extended summary by e-mail to Jan Paralic
(jan.paralic@tuke.sk)
Submission deadlines
Extended summary: 15 February 2002
Notification of acceptance: 15 March 2002
Camera-ready submission of full papers: 15 April 2002
Organized by
Budapest Polytechnic, Hungary
UNESCO Chair on Mechatronics,
Bogazici University, Turkey
IEEE Hungary Section
Hungarian Fuzzy Association
Technical Co-operation
EAEEIE
ERM Div. of ASEE
IEEE Education Society
IGIP
SEFI
IEEJ Education Socitey
Honorary Chairman
Marion Hagler, President IEEE ES
József Erdélyi (Budapest Polytechnic)
General Chair
Imre J. Rudas (Budapest Polytechnic)
General Co-Chair
Okyay Kaynak (Bogazici University)
Special Session Chair
Amiram Moshaiov, (Tel-Aviv University) moshaiov@eng.tau.ac.il
Program Chairs
Hidenori Akiyama, (Kumamoto University)
Jan Paralic, (University of Technolgy in Kosice)
Advisory Committee
David A. Conner - Editor IEEE Tans. on Education
Fumio Harashima - TMIT, Japan
Torbjörn Hedberg. - President of SEFI
Kruno A. Hernaut - Siemens AG, Germany
Magdy Iskander - NSF, USA
Hans Peter Jensen - Tech. U. of Denmark
Pentti Lappalainen - President of EAEEIE
Adolf Melezinek - President of IGIP
Michael J. Pavelich - ASEE
Stephen Seidman - Colorado State Univ., USA
Dezső Sima - Budapest Polytechnic, Hungary
Victor Schutz - IEEE Education Society
Prof Tor-Ulf Weck - Helsinki Univ. of Tech. Finland
Keizo Nagaoka - National Institute of Multimedia Education, Japan
Address for Correspondence
Prof. Dr. Imre J. Rudas
Budapest Polytechnic,
Népszínház u. 8.
H-1081, Hungary
Tel:+36-1 313-8657
Fax:+36 1 333-9183
e-mail: rudas@bmf.hu
International Program Committee
Yavuz Akpinar (Bogazici University, Turkey)
Terry Berreen (Monash University, Australia)
Walter Buchanan (Northeastern University, USA)
Christophe Cerin (Universite d'Amiens, France)
Melany M. Ciampi (University Center of Lusiada, Brazil)
Alan Clements (University of Teesside, UK)
Dante Del Corso (Politecnico di Torino, Italy)
Patrick Crehan (EC, Belgium)
Gordon Davies (Open University, UK)
Shahriar Emami (Motorola, Inc., USA)
Gerald L. Engel (University of Connecticut, USA)
Judith Gal-Ezer (Open University, Israel)
Keiichi Fukushi (Kobe Univ. of Mercantile Marine, Japan)
Margalit Ganor (Open University, Israel)
László Horváth (Budapest Polytechnic, Hungary)
J. David Irwin (Auburn University, USA)
Karel Jezernik (University of Maribor, Slovenia)
Mohammed Karim (University of Tennessee, USA)
Haniph Latchman (University of Florida, USA)
Maria Joao Martins (Instituto Superior Técnico, Portugal)
Susan Mengel (Texas Tech University, USA)
Vito Antonio Monaco (University of Bologna, Italy)
Burks Oakley II (University of Illinois, USA)
Roy Rada (Pace University, USA)
Michel Robert (Université Henri Poincaré, France)
Claudio da Rocha Brito (SENAC School of Engineering and Technology, Brazil)
Zenon A. Sosnowski (Tech. Univ. of Bialystok, Poland)
Rodney J. Soukup (University of Minnesota, USA)
Jószef K. Tar (Budapest Polytechnic, Hungary)
Bogdan M. Wilamowski (Univ. of Wyoming, USA)
Ramon Vasquez-Espinosa (Univ. of Puerto Rico, USA)
Michihiko Minoh (Kyoto Univ., Japan)
Naoyuki Shimomura (Univ. of Tokushima, Japan)
|