SzIT tanszéki demonstrátori pályázat (jelentkezési határidő: 2025. január 31)
BME-VIK OTDK 2025 (közzétéve 2025.01.18-án)
András József Tóbiás, senior lecturer/assistant professor/egyetemi adjunktus at the Department of Computer Science of Information Theory of the Budapest University of Technology and Economics (BME-VIK SzIT)
Email: tobias_AT_cs.bme.hu
Room/professional address: IE.217.2, I building, 1117 Budapest, Magyar tudósok körútja 2, Hungary.
Part-time research fellow at the HUN-REN Alfréd Rényi Institute of Mathematics, Budapest from 2025 to 2028
(with the NKFIH STARTING_24 grant no. 149835 "Dormancy and spread of beneficial mutations in population biology and interacting particle systems")
Holder of the János Bolyai Research Scholarship of the Hungarian Academy of Sciences (from September 2024 to August 2027)
Associated member of the DFG SPP 2265 Random Geometric Systems. Member of the János Bolyai Mathematical Society.
Interacting Random Systems seminar, WIAS Berlin (hybrid)
"SPIELE" - Stochastic Processes in EvoLution and Ecology seminar (online)
One World Probability Seminar (online)
Math seminars in Hungary (mostly in person)
My current teaching in Budapest mainly consists of lectures and exercise classes of Probability Theory and Statistics and exercises of Algorithm Theory for computer engineering students (in Hungarian or German), see below.
In July 2024, I gave a block course on population dynamics as a guest lecturer hosted by Jochen Blath at Goethe-Universität Frankfurt for master and PhD students in mathematics. Its webpage was course webpage.
This semester (spring 2024): exercise classes on algorithm theory and exam-only version of the probability course, both for computer engineering students (in Hungarian).
My former teaching at TU Berlin (in German or English) included: lectures and tutorials of Stochastics for Informatics, exercise classes of Analysis II+III, Insurance Mathematics, Measure and Integration theory, and Probability Theory II/Stochastic Processes I (discrete time) for math students, tutorials of Analysis II for engineering students, seminar assistance for the seminar Probabilistic Methods in Telecommunications.