Room C403 & C405

We combine graphic design with computer science. We guide students to learn the principles of design in graphic design with overlaps to other disciplines - animation, programming or freelance. You can see our work in the programme of this year's Brno Christmas in the form of augmented reality.

Room A320

The CBIA laboratory deals with digital image processing. You can learn about the workings of digital cameras or the principles behind photo editing software, for example. We work closely with biomedical disciplines, so you can also find out how to analyse images of cells from a fluorescence microscope or 3D scans from an MRI scanner.

Room B203

The Natural Language Processing Centre at the Faculty of Computer Science at MU is dedicated to obtaining theoretical and applied results in the field of natural language processing. Our work mainly concerns corpus linguistics, lexical databases, knowledge representation, representation of the meaning of natural language expressions, and the use of machine learning methods for automatic text processing. In addition to its research goals, the Centre focuses on engaging graduate and undergraduate students in projects in the interdisciplinary field of "language engineering".

Room C522

The ability to express oneself in cinematic language is a skill that comes in handy in today's accelerating and clip-based world. Guided demonstrations of student film productions will give you a glimpse into the creative workshop of the LEMMA lab and the Film Festivals organised by the Faculty of Informatics of MU.

Room A415

The laboratory focuses on the study, development and application of embedded systems (unique single-purpose applications). It is equipped with measurement technology and contemporary technical and software tools for the application of field programmable gate arrays (FPGA-type circuits), single-chip microprocessors and digital signal processors (DSP-type circuits).

Room C325

Our laboratory specialises in research, development and teaching in the field of information technology and software systems. We focus on solving theoretical and practical problems related to the development of large-scale software systems and infrastructures. Our main areas of interest are information systems design, process and data modeling, and development management. Furthermore, we specialize in the use of software technologies for building applications, including mobile platforms.

Currently, our lab is working on the following specific topics:

• Trust between systems
• Internet of Things (IoT) security
• Visualization of cyber exercises
• Forensic preparedness
• Insider attack detection

Room S108

The lab specializes in research topics in cybersecurity. Its members have been working in this field for over 15 years and have been behind a number of successful projects during their career, including the creation of a technical cyber training platform and a collaboration with the US Army. They currently focus on key challenges in the domain and regularly involve students in solving them. At the lab station, you will see the spaces where cybersecurity exercises take place and learn more about studying this field at FI MU.

Room S217

Are you interested in how a fully automated warehouse the size of the Brno Exhibition Centre can work, what hospital information systems or building management systems look like? Do you want to collaborate on the development of IT systems for well-known brands from all over the world? Then SEACOMP is the right place for you!

You can also become a part of us from the very beginning of your studies. Are you no stranger to JAVA, C++, C#, .NET, Python and others? Here you will meet almost a hundred developers and you can enjoy an internship/externship, part-time job, bachelor's and then master's thesis and after graduation SEACOMP will open doors to a great IT career.

Room B411

We are a group of people, not only from the Faculty of Computer Science, who share a passion for computer science, natural sciences and their popularisation. Together we organize activities to impart knowledge to high school students in an interesting and fun way and get them excited for further studies. However, we are also behind a number of events for FI students, other university students and the general public.

Our events include the Correspondence Seminar in Computer Science, the K-SCUK Informatics and Biology Camp, the InterLoS online logic competition, the InterSoB city game, or even the Know FI weekend at the faculty premises.

Room B204

Did you know that students who have done a placement abroad during their studies at FI, for example as part of the Erasmus+ programme, often remember it as the best experience of their studies? Get to know the opportunities for trips abroad for you too!