Curriculum Vitae

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Máté Hegyháti, Ph.D.

Birth date: January 23, 1986

hegyhati.work@gmail.com


Associate Professor
University of Sopron
Freelance software engineer, tutor
on the UpWork platform

🎓 Degrees

  • Bachelor in Information Technology, Excellent, University of Pannonia, 2008
  • Master in Information Technology, Excellent, University of Pannonia, 2010
  • PhD in Information Technology, Summa Cum Laude, University of Pannonia, 2015

🗣 Languages

  • 🇺🇸 English - fluent
  • 🇩🇪 German - good working knowledge, passive
  • 🇭🇺 Hungarian - native

🏆 Awards

  • Kalmár prize, 2018 - John von Neumann Computer Society
  • Young Researcher of the Hungarian Academy of Sciences, Veszprem division, 2013 - Hungarian Academy of Sciences, Veszprem Division
  • Pro Scientia Golden Medal, 2009 - OTDT, Hungary
  • Zdenek Burianec Memorial Award, 2008 - Scientific Commitee of PRES Conference
  • Gábor Biros Prize, 2008 - Faculty of Information Technology, University of Pannonia

💰 Grants

  • New National Excellence Program scholarship, 2017
  • New National Excellence Program scholarship, 2016
  • Apáczai Csere János scholarship, 2013

Research & Ph.D. supervision

Active research on the scheduling of batch processes since 2005.

Several collaborative works in the field of sustainable energy planning and graph coloring.

Erdős number: 2

32 published papers, and 58 conference presentations

2 graduated Ph.D. students

Teaching & Supervision

Several regular courses on programming, formal languages, optimization, discrete event systems at several universities since 2005.

Numerous supervised diploma works and student conference projects.

💻 IT skills, technologies

  • Focus: software engineering, optimization, languages
  • Programming languages:
    • High intermediate knowledge: C++ and Python
    • Moderate/light experience: C, OCaml, Julia, Java, lisp, PHP, bash, Javascript
  • Varying level of knowledge/experience/understanding and up-to-dateness with
    • CI technologies: CircleCI, GitHub Actions, Jenkins, Travis, Docker
    • Web related technologies: Symfony, Jekyll, Bootstrap, Liquid, Twig
    • IoT platforms: DeviceHive, ThingsBoard

Active relations for contract based work

Former jobs

  • Senior research fellow, Széchenyi István University, Győr, 2016-2021
  • Software engineer, XBody Hungary Kft., Győr, Hungary, 2017-2020
  • Lecturer and research associate, University of Pannonia, Veszprém, Hungary, 2005-2016
  • Invited lecturer, Pázmány Péter Catholic University, Budapest, Hungary, 2008-2015
  • Invited lecturer, I. Mohammed University, Oujda, Morocco, 2012, 2014, 2015

𝄢 Soft skills and hobbies 🏃

  • Experienced long distance runner, trail runner, hiker, amateur cyclist, beginner swimmer - RunnerMate blog
  • Sponsored athlete of Garmin Team Hungary.
  • Founder of 3 running clubs.
  • Cello student, former founder and manager of the Symphonic Orchestra of the University of Pannonia
  • Former supervisor of a talent care program, summer camp organizer
  • Former representative of PhD students at several university councils

List of publications

  1. Csaba Kebelei , Máté Hegyháti - Sawmill scheduling: an application-oriented model ; Acta Technica Jauriensis, 2024, ,
  2. Máté Hegyháti , Krisztián Attila Bakon , Tibor Holczinger - Optimization with uncertainties: a scheduling example ; Central European Journal of Operations Research, 2023, ,
  3. Olivér Ősz , Balázs Dávid , Máté Hegyháti - Comparison of discrete- and continuous-time models for scheduling waste wood processing facilities ; Central European Journal of Operations Research, 2023, ,
  4. Máté Hegyháti - Systematic generation of precedence based MILP models with P-graphs for multipurpose scheduling problems ; Information Society - Proceedings of MATCOS 2022, 2022, 1, 25-28
  5. Balázs Dávid , Olivér Ősz , Máté Hegyháti - Scheduling of Waste Wood Processing Facilities with Overlapping Jobs ; Proceedings of the 16th International Symposium on Operational Research in Slovenia, 2021, , 321-326
  6. Balázs Dávid , Olivér Ősz , Máté Hegyháti - Robust Scheduling of Waste Wood Processing Plants with Uncertain Delivery Sources and Quality ; Sustainability, 2021, 13, 5007
  7. Olivér Ősz , Dominic C.Y. Foo , Máté Hegyháti - Minimizing Freshwater Usage in Batch Process Scheduling: S-Graph Approach ; Process Integration and Optimization for Sustainability, 2020, 5, 31-42
  8. Máté Hegyháti , Tibor Holczinger , Olivér Ősz - Addressing storage time restrictions in the S-graph scheduling framework ; Optimization and Engineering, 2020, ,
  9. Olivér Ősz , Máté Hegyháti - Energy usage minimization with the S-graph framework ; Information Society - Proceedings of MATCOS 2019, 2019, 1, 59-62
  10. Máté Hegyháti , Olivér Ősz , Tibor Holczinger - Empirical Study of S-graph Approaches for Limited-Wait Storage Policy ; Information Society - Proceedings of MATCOS 2019, 2019, 1, 43-46
  11. Olivér Ősz , Balázs Ferenczi , Máté Hegyháti - Scheduling a forge with due dates and die deterioration ; Annals of Operations Research, 2019, 285, 353–367
  12. Tibor Holczinger , Olivér Ősz , Máté Hegyháti - Scheduling approach for on‑site jobs of service providers ; Flexible Services and Manufacturing Journal, 2019, ,
  13. Máté Hegyháti , Olivér Ősz - Interlacing in cyclic scheduling ; 8th VOCAL Optimization Conference: Advanced Algorithms - Short papers, 2018, , 50 – 55
  14. Ádám Papp , Olivér Ősz , Máté Hegyháti - Review and comparison of MILP models for cyclic scheduling of robotic cells ; 8th VOCAL Optimization Conference: Advanced Algorithms - Short papers, 2018, , 79 – 84
  15. Máté Hegyháti - Batch Process Scheduling with eS-graph: A Case Study ; Chemical Engineering Transactions, 2018, 70, 115 – 120
  16. Olivér Ősz , Máté Hegyháti - An S-graph Based Approach for Multi-Mode Resource-Constrained Project Scheduling with Time-Varying Resource Capacities ; Chemical Engineering Transactions, 2018, 70, 1165 – 1170
  17. Máté Hegyháti , Olivér Ősz , Miklós Hatwágner - A Study on Solving Single Stage Batch Process Scheduling Problems with an Evolutionary Algorithm Featuring Bacterial Mutations ; Artificial Intelligence and Soft Computing. ICAISC 2018. Lecture Notes in Computer Science, 2018, 10841, 386-394
  18. Máté Hegyháti - Modeling techniques for the eS-graph ; Proceedings of the 16th International Conference on Project Management and Scheduling, 2018, 39, 123 – 127
  19. Olivér Ősz , Máté Hegyháti - Scheduling a forge with due dates and die deterioration ; Proceedings of the 16th International Conference on Project Management and Scheduling, 2018, 39, 276 – 280
  20. Balázs Dávid , Máté Hegyháti , Miklós Krész - Linearly Priced Timed Automata for the Bus Schedule Assignment Problem ; Proceedings GOL'2018: The 4th IEEE International Conference On Logistics Operations Management, 2018, , 430 – 436
  21. Máté Hegyháti , Olivér Ősz , Balázs Kovács , Ferenc Friedler - Scheduling of Automated Wet-Etch Stations ; Chemical Engineering Transactions, 2014, 39, 433 – 438
  22. W.P.Q. Ng , P.S. Varbanov , J.J. Klemeš , M. Hegyháti , B. Bertók , I. Heckl , H.L. Lam - Waste to energy for small cities: Economics versus carbon footprint ; Chemical Engineering Transactions, 2013, 35, 889 – 894
  23. M. Hegyháti , Z. Tuza - Colorability of mixed hypergraphs and their chromatic inversions ; Journal of Combinatorial Optimization, 2013, 25(4), 737 – 751
  24. A. Nemet , M. Hegyháti , J.J. Klemeš , F. Friedler - Increasing solar energy utilisation by rescheduling operations with heat and electricity demand ; Chemical Engineering Transactions, 2012, 29, 1483 – 1488
  25. T. Holczinger , M. Hegyháti , F. Friedler - Simultaneous heat integration and batch process scheduling ; Chemical Engineering Transactions, 2012, 29, 337 – 342
  26. Mate Hegyhati , Ferenc Friedler - The role of energy consumption in batch process scheduling ; Computer Aided Chemical Engineering, 2011, 29, 1979 – 1983
  27. Mate Hegyhati , Tibor Holczinger , András Andras Szoldatics , Ferenc Friedler - Combinatorial Approach to Address Batch Scheduling Problems with Limited Storage Time ; Chemical Engineering Transactions, 2011, 25, 495 – 500
  28. Máté Hegyháti , Ferenc Friedler - Combinatorial Algorithms of the S-Graph Framework for Batch Scheduling ; Industrial & Engineering Chemistry Research, 2011, 50(9), 5169 – 5174
  29. José Miguel Laínez , Máté Hegyháti , Ferenc Friedler , Luis Puigjaner - Using S-graph to address uncertainty in batch plants ; Clean Technologies and Environmental Policy, 2011, 12(2), 105 – 115
  30. Mate Hegyhati , Ferenc Friedler - Overview of Industrial Batch Process Scheduling ; Chemical Engineering Transactions, 2010, 21, 895 – 900
  31. M. Hegyháti , T. Majozi , T. Holczinger , F. Friedler - Practical infeasibility of cross-transfer in batch plants with complex recipes: S-graph vs MILP methods ; Chemical Engineering Science, 2009, 64(3), 605 – 610
  32. Tibor Holczinger , Thokozani Majozi , Mate Hegyhati , Ferenc Friedler - An automated algorithm for throughput maximization under fixed time horizon in multipurpose batch plants: S-Graph approach ; Computer Aided Chemical Engineering, 2007, 24, 649 – 654

Conference presentations and posters

  1. Cyclic scheduling with Timed Automata - Hegyhati, M., persented at:
    SWORDS 2023 - Szeged, Hungary - Nov 24, 2023
  2. Why implementation matters for graph algorithms? - Hegyhati, M., Zs. Tuza, persented at:
    OPAL - Veszprem, Hungary - Jun 6, 2023
  3. Decision Support for Investments in Freshwater Usage Minimization of Production Processes with Integrated Scheduling Methods - Ősz, O., M. Hegyhati, persented at:
    MTU-SEN-22 - Sopron, Hungary - Nov 3, 2022
  4. Systematic generation of precedence based MILP models with P-graphs for multipurpose scheduling problems - Hegyhati M., persented at:
    MATCOS-22 - Koper, Slovenia - Oct 13-14, 2022
  5. Long-term plant-level scheduling with uncertainty in the plywood industry - Ősz, O., B. Dávid, J. Garab, M. Hegyhati, persented at:
    Hardwood '22 - Sopron, Hungary - Oct 12-14, 2022
  6. Scheduling of Waste Wood Processing Facilities with Overlapping Jobs - Dávid, B., O. Ősz, M. Hegyhati, persented at:
    SOR '21 - Bled, Slovenia - Sept 22-24, 2021
  7. Improving solution performance of the S-graph scheduling framework - Ősz, O., M. Hegyhati, persented at:
    ECCO 2021 - Madrid, Spain - Jun 10 - Jun 11, 2021
  8. Energy usage minimization with the S-graph framework - Ősz, O., M. Hegyhati, persented at:
    MATCOS-19 - Koper, Slovenia - Oct 10-11, 2019
  9. Empirical Study of S-graph Approaches for Limited-Wait Storage Policy - Hegyhati, M, O. Ősz, T. Holczinger, persented at:
    MATCOS-19 - Koper, Slovenia - Oct 10-11, 2019
  10. A novel MILP model for cyclic scheduling with interlacing - Ősz, O., M. Hegyhati, persented at:
    ECCO 2019 - St. Julian's, Malta - May 30 - June 1, 2019
  11. Interlacing in cyclic scheduling - Hegyhati, M, O. Ősz, persented at:
    VOCAL 2018 - Esztergom, Hungary - Dec 10-12, 2018
  12. Review and comparison of MILP models for cyclic scheduling of robotic cells - Papp, Á., O. Ősz, M. Hegyhati, persented at:
    VOCAL 2018 - Esztergom, Hungary - Dec 10-12, 2018
  13. Recent developments on the soiling simulation of solar power plants - Merrouni, A. A., M. Hegyhati, persented at:
    2nd SPIL - Brno, Czech Republic - Aug 30-31, 2018
  14. Production scheduling of resources with varying availability - Osz O., M. Hegyhati, persented at:
    2nd SPIL - Brno, Czech Republic - Aug 30-31, 2018
  15. Batch Process Scheduling with eS-graph: A Case Study - M. Hegyhati, persented at:
    PRES/CHISA 2018 - Prague, Czech Republic - Aug 26-29, 2018
  16. An S-graph Based Approach for Multi-Mode Resource-Constrained Project Scheduling with Time-Varying Resource Capacites - Osz O., M. Hegyhati, persented at:
    PRES/CHISA 2018 - Prague, Czech Republic - Aug 26-29, 2018
  17. A study on solving single stage batch process scheduling problems with an evolutionary algorithm featuring bacterial mutations - Hegyhati M., O. Osz, M. Hatwágner, persented at:
    ICAISC 2018 - Zakopane, Poland - Jun 3-7, 2018
  18. Linearly Priced Timed Automata for the Bus Schedule Assignment Problem - Dávid B., M. Hegyháti, M. Krész, persented at:
    GOL 2018 - Le Havre, France - April 10-12, 2018
  19. Modeling techniques for the eS-graph - Hegyhati, M., persented at:
    PMS 2018 - Rome, Italy - Apr 17-20, 2018
  20. Scheduling a forge with due dates and die deterioration - Osz O., M. Hegyhati, persented at:
    PMS 2018 - Rome, Italy - Apr 17-20, 2018
  21. Evaluation of Cleaning Strategies for Solar Power Plants in Eastern Morocco - Merrouni A. A., A. Mezrhab, M. Hegyhati, persented at:
    1st SPIL - Brno, Czech Republic - Dec 6-7, 2017
  22. Scheduling of Mobile Workflows with S-graph - Holczinger T., O. Ősz, M. Hegyhati, persented at:
    SPIL 2017 - Brno, Czech Republic - Dec 6-7, 2017
  23. Timed Automata based scheduling of automated wet-etch stations - Hegyhati, M., persented at:
    ECCO 2017 - Koper, Slovenia - May 3-6, 2017
  24. Combinatorial approach for the multi-mode resource-constrained project scheduling problem - Osz, O., M . Hegyhati, persented at:
    ECCO 2017 - Koper, Slovenia - May 3-6, 2017
  25. S-graph based reactive scheduling - Hegyhati, M., Z. Nemes, persented at:
    VOCAL 2016 - Esztergom, Hungary - December 12-15, 2016
  26. A novel combinatorial approach for the resource-constrained scheduling problem - Osz, O., M. Hegyhati M., persented at:
    VOCAL 2016 - Esztergom, Hungary - December 12-15, 2016
  27. A combinatorial modeling tool for event-based batch process scheduling: the eS-graph - Hegyhati, M., persented at:
    ASCONIKK & VOCAL 2014 - Veszprem, Hungary - December 14-17, 2014
  28. Generic software tool for the evaluation, comparison and ranking of methods for short-term batch process scheduling problems - Hegyhati, M., A. Eles, persented at:
    ASCONIKK & VOCAL 2014 - Veszprem, Hungary - December 14-17, 2014
  29. Combinatorial approach for the scheduling of Automated Wet-etch Stations - Osz, O., B. Kovacs, M. Hegyhati, persented at:
    ASCONIKK & VOCAL 2014 - Veszprem, Hungary - December 14-17, 2014
  30. Handling Limited Wait and Zero Wait policies with the S­-graph framework - Toth, B., M. Hegyhati, persented at:
    ASCONIKK & VOCAL 2014 - Veszprem, Hungary - December 14-17, 2014
  31. Scheduling of automated wet-etch stations - Hegyhati, M., O. Osz, B. Kovacs, F. Friedler, persented at:
    CHISA/PRES 2014 - Prague, Czech Republic - August 23-27, 2014
  32. Waste to Energy for Small Cities: Economics vs. Carbon Footprints - Ng, W. Q. P., P. S. Varbanov. J. J. Klemes, M. Hegyhati, B. Bertok, I. Heckl, H. L. Lam, persented at:
    PRES '13 - Rhodos, Greece - September 29 - October 2, 2013
  33. The effect of cleaning strategies of CSP mirrors on the efficiency and water footprint of solar power plants - Hegyhati, M., A. A. Merrouni, F. Wolferstetter, A. Mrezhrab, F. Friedler, persented at:
    SDEWES 2013 - Dubrovnik, Croatia - September 22-27, 2013
  34. Graph based approaches for scheduling trains in railway networks - Hegyhati M., O. Osz, F. Friedler, persented at:
    InnoRail 2013 - Budapest, Hungary - Oct 28-30, 2013
  35. Combinatorial Tool for Cyclic Scheduling of Batch Processes: S-graph Approach - Hegyháti, M., A. Szoldatics, O. Ősz, F. Friedler, persented at:
    VOCAL 2012 - Veszprém, Hungary - December 11-14, 2012
  36. Empirical Analysis of Methods and Software Tools for Batch Process Scheduling - Éles A., B. Kovács, B. Tóth, M. Hegyháti, persented at:
    VOCAL 2012 - Veszprém, Hungary - Dec 11-14, 2012
  37. Simultaneous heat integration and batch process scheduling - Holczinger, T., M. Hegyhati, F. Friedler, persented at:
    CHISA/PRES 2012 - Prague, Czech Republic - August 25-29, 2012
  38. Increasing solar energy utilisation by rescheduling operations with heat and electricity demand - Nemet, A., M. Hegyháti, J. K. Klemeš, F. Friedler, persented at:
    CHISA/PRES 2012 - Prague, Czech Republic - August 25-29, 2012
  39. Modeling issues of mathematical programming based approaches in batch process scheduling - Hegyháti, M., A. Éles, F. Friedler, persented at:
    PRES 2012 - Prague, Czech Republic - Aug 25-29, 2012
  40. Cyclic scheduling of batch processes: S-graph algorithm - Hegyháti, M., A. Szoldatics, F. Friedler, persented at:
    PRES 2012 - Prague, Czech Republic - Aug 25-29, 2012
  41. Increasing solar energy utilisation by rescheduling operations with heat and electricity demand - Nemet, A., M. Hegyhati, J. J. Klemeš, F. Friedler, persented at:
    SDEWES 2012 - Ohrid, Macedonia - July 1-7, 2012
  42. Tools of Discrete Event Systems for Batch Process Scheduling - Hegyháti, M., F. Friedler, persented at:
    CAPE 2012 - Veszprém, Hungary - March 26-28, 2012
  43. In-Depth Study and Comparison of S-Graph Framework and Precedence Based MILP Formulations for Batch Process Scheduling - Hegyháti, M., T. Holczinger, F. Friedler, persented at:
    AIChE AM 2011 - Minneapolis, USA - October 16-21, 2011
  44. The role of energy consumption in batch process scheduling - Hegyhati, M., F. Friedler, persented at:
    ESCAPE 21 - Chalkidiki, Greece - May 29 - June 1, 2011
  45. Combinatorial Approach to Address Batch Scheduling Problems with Limited Storage Time - Hegyhati, M., T. Holczinger, A. Szoldatics, F. Friedler, persented at:
    PRES'11 - Florence, Italy - May 8-11, 2011
  46. S-graph as an integrated modelling and optimization tool for the scheduling of industrial batch processes - Holczinger, T. ,M. Hegyhati, F. Friedler, persented at:
    VOCAL 2010 - Veszprem, Hungary - December 13-15, 2010
  47. Overview of industrial batch process scheduling - Hegyhati, M., F. Friedler, persented at:
    CHISA/PRES 2010 - Prague, Czech Republic - August 29 - September 1, 2010
  48. Preemptive optimization of chemical batch processes with continuous external uncertainties based on a novel S-graph branching strategy - Hegyhati, M., J. M. Lainez, L. Puigjaner, F. Friedler, persented at:
    PRES 2010 - Prague, Czech Republic - August 29 - September 1, 2010
  49. Practical feasibility of mathematical models in scheduling - Hegyhati, M., T. Majozi, T. Holczinger, F. Friedler, persented at:
    VOCAL 2008 - Veszprem, Hungary - December 15-17, 2008
  50. Throughput maximization in a multipurpose batch plant - Hegyhati, M., T. Majozi, F. Friedler, persented at:
    CHISA/PRES 2008 - Prague, Czech Republic - August 24-28, 2008
  51. Using S-graph to address uncertainty in batch plants - Laínez, J., M. Hegyhati, L. Pugjaner, F. Friedler, persented at:
    PRES 2008 - Prague, Czech Republic - August 24-28, 2008
  52. S-graph based continuous-time approach for throughput maximization in multipurpose batch plants - Majozi, T., F. Friedler, T. Holczinger, M. Hegyhati, persented at:
    IFORS 2008 - Johannesburg, South Africa - July 13-18, 2008
  53. Colorability of mixed hypergraphs and their chromatic inverses - Hegyhati M., Z. Tuza, persented at:
    CID 2007 - Karpacz, Poland - September 16-21, 2007
  54. Transforming STN based scheduling problems to S-graph representation - Hegyhati, M., T. Holczinger, T. Majozi, F. Friedler, persented at:
    PCCPE 2007 - Rzeszów, Poland - September 3-7, 2007
  55. Throughput Maximization in Multipurpose Batch Plants: S-graph vs Time Point Based Methods - Holczinger, T.,T. Majozi, M. Hegyhati, F. Friedler, persented at:
    PRES'07 - Ischia Island, Italy - June 24-27, 2007
  56. An Automated Algorithm for Throughput Maximization Under Fixed Time Horizon in Multipurpose Batch Plants: S-Graph Approach - Holczinger, T.,T. Majozi, M. Hegyhati, F. Friedler, persented at:
    ESCAPE 17 - Bucharest, Romania - May 27-30, 2007
  57. Using S-graph for Throughput Maximization in Multipurpose Batch Plants - Holczinger, T.,T. Majozi, M. Hegyhati, F. Friedler, persented at:
    VOCAL 2006 - Veszprem, Hungary - December 12-15, 2006
  58. Demonstration program for S-graph based batch-process scheduling - Hegyhati, M., R. Adonyi, T. Holczinger, F. Friedler, persented at:
    PRES 2006 - Prague, Czech Republic - August 27-31, 2006

Teaching experience

Active regular courses
Past regular courses
Active PhD courses
Irregular courses

Supervision experience

M.Sc. diploma works
  1. Bernadett Schmidt: Project / Human Resource Management web application - Széchenyi István University, Masters in Business Information Science, 2022, Good
  2. Tamás Biczó: Interactive online solver for linear programming problems - Széchenyi István University, Masters in Computer Science Engineering, 2019, Excellent
  3. Tamás Nyitrai: “Free to play, run to win” game for Android - University of Pannonia, Master of Engineering in Information Technology, 2017, Excellent
  4. Zsolt Nemes: S-graph based reactive scheduling method - University of Pannonia, Master of Engineering in Information Technology, 2017, Excellent
  5. Olivér Ősz: Development of a novel scheduling approach based on incompatible sets - University of Pannonia, Master of Engineering in Information Technology, 2016, Excellent
  6. Balázs Kovács: Graphical user interface for scheduling solver - University of Pannonia, Master of Engineering in Information Technology, 2016, Excellent
  7. László Szabó: Game engine for turn-based strategy and rpg games with hexagonal layout - University of Pannonia, Master of Engineering in Information Technology, 2015, Excellent
  8. Anikó Bartos: Mobile application to support tariff selection - University of Pannonia, Master of Engineering in Information Technology, 2014, Excellent
  9. Zoltán Gulácsi: Interactive graphical user interface for the S-graph based solution of throughput maximization problems - University of Pannonia, Master of Engineering in Information Technology, 2014, Excellent
  10. Ferenc Tollas: Developement of Eclipse plug-in for programming specific tests - University of Pannonia, Master of Engineering in Information Technology, 2012, Excellent
B.Sc. diploma works
  1. Csaba Kebelei: Decision support software for sawmill scheduling - University of Sopron, Bachelor in Business Information Science, 2024, Excellent
  2. Máté Szabolcs Kiss: Performance enhancement of a genetic clustering software - University of Sopron, Bachelor in Business Information Science, 2023, Excellent
  3. Petra Horváth: Development of a food delivery optimization model - Széchenyi István University, Bachelor in Business Information Sciencce, 2022, Good
  4. Nikolett Sós: Performance analysis of precedence-based MILP models of production scheduling problems - Széchenyi István University, Bachelor in Computer Science Engineering, 2022, Excellent
  5. Éva Csordás: Software for modeling the operation of a non-deterministic pushdown automaton - Széchenyi István University, Bachelor in Computer Science Engineering, 2021, Good
  6. Roman Donchenko: Guide application for bicycle tours - Széchenyi István University, Bachelor in Computer Science Engineering, 2021, Good
  7. Erik Gróf: Scheduling application for the wood industry - Széchenyi István University, Bachelor in Computer Science Engineering, 2021, Excellent
  8. Patrícia Kovács: Risk based desktop application promoting healthy lifestyle - University of Sopron, Bachelor in Business Information Science, 2021, Excellent
  9. Katalin Hadarics: Vehicle scheduling - Electric busses - Széchenyi István University, Bachelor in Business Information Science, 2021, Excellent
  10. Gergő Molnár: Throughput maximization in batch production systems - Széchenyi István University, Bachelor in Computer Science Engineering, 2020, Excellent
  11. Petra Vida: DFA Crush - an automata theory game - Széchenyi István University, Bachelor in Computer Science Engineering, 2020, Excellent
  12. Olivér Dunár: Expected profit maximization in a stochastic environment with the S-graph framework - Széchenyi István University, Bachelor in Computer Science Engineering, 2019, Excellent
  13. Judit Vida: Single stage production scheduling with timed automaton - Széchenyi István University, Bachelor in Business Information Science, 2019, Excellent
  14. Balázs Szilágyi: Comparison shopping website for musical instruments - Széchenyi István University, Bachelor in Computer Science Engineering, 2019, Excellent
  15. Evelin Böröndi: Smartphone app for planning local transportation in Veszprém - University of Pannonia, Bachelor of Business Information Technology, 2018, Excellent
  16. István Decsi: Nonogram solver framework - University of Pannonia, Bachelor of Engineering in Information Technology, 2017, Excellent
  17. János Barta: Web application for performance hiking calendar - University of Pannonia, Bachelor of Engineering in Information Technology, 2016, Good
  18. Máté Kertai: Adaptation of the “Harc a világért” table game with Hexengine - University of Pannonia, Bachelor of Engineering in Information Technology, 2015, Good
  19. Zsolt Ádám Nemes: Heuristic accelerations of the S-graph solver - University of Pannonia, Bachelor of Software Information Technology, 2015, Excellent
  20. Gergely Koller: Development of a software supporting the study of baroque composing methods - University of Pannonia, Bachelor of Engineering in Information Technology, 2015, Excellent
  21. Péter Mohos: Nostalgia application for Android - University of Pannonia, Bachelor of Engineering in Information Technology, 2015, Excellent
  22. Olivér Ősz: New S-graph based algorithms for the scheduling of wet-etch stations - University of Pannonia, Bachelor of Software Information Technology, 2014, Excellent
  23. András Éles: Advisory system for choosing solution approach for batch scheduling problems - University of Pannonia, Bachelor of Engineering in Information Technology, 2014, Excellent
  24. Balázs Kovács: Extension of the S-graph solver system to address AWS problems - University of Pannonia, Bachelor of Engineering in Information Technology, 2014, Excellent
  25. Dénes Papp: Web based system for supporting violin competitions - University of Pannonia, Bachelor of Engineering in Information Technology, 2014, Excellent
  26. László Szabó: Android based game console system - University of Pannonia, Bachelor of Engineering in Information Technology, 2013, Excellent
  27. Tamás Hollósi: Isomertic game engine for Android - University of Pannonia, Bachelor of Engineering in Information Technology, 2012, Excellent