DEPARTMENT OF ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING :: ENGINEERING ACADEMY OF SERBIA

(1953, Loznica)
Mr. Avramović graduated from the Faculty of Electrical Engineering, University of Belgrade, where he received his MA and then PhD in 1988. He was elected Professor at the Faculty of Electrical Engineering and Traffic, University of Belgrade, the pan-European university “Apeiron” in Banja Luka and Faculty of Management in transport and communications” in Berane (Montenegro). He is Visiting professor at the respected University American College Skopje – Faculty of Computer technology and informatics, FYR Macedonia.
Prof. Avramović has so far published 191 scientific and professional work. As a manager, author, coauthor, or associate participated in the development of 143 studies and projects.
As a technical consultant Multimedia ITV company from Belgrade designed and implemented technical and commercial solutions VAS SMS service, which was put into operation as the first solution in this part of Europe.
He realized the information-communication system that encompassed the entire territory of the Republic of Serbia and that integrate phone, communication, computer and television system as a whole, and treat any location in the telephone system of the country.
He has received a large number of awards and recognitions among which Gold Medal for Merit in Electrical, Electrical Academy of Sciences of the Russian Federation.

(1947, Leskovac)
Mr. Grozdanović graduated from the Faculty of Electronic Engineering, Department of Digital Engineering, in Nis. He defended his master's thesis in 1987 at the Faculty of Occu-pational Safety in Nis. Doctoral dissertation he defended in 1989 at the Faculty of Electrical Engineering and Computer Science in Ljubljana, Slovenia.
Upon graduation he was performing the following jobs: a development engineer in the Electronic Industry – Component Parts Plant, the investment programs manager in Iskra Commerce Ljubljana – the Niš Branch, the assistant general manager in TP "Elektrotehna" Niš, the assistant general manager for development and research and later the general manager deputy in EI Holding Corporation.
Within the Faculty of Occupational Safety, in 1994, he was elected the assistant professor for the subject "Ergonomic Design". In 1995 he entered part-time and in 1997 full-time employment. He was engaged in the subjects "Ergonomic Design", "Systems of Fire Detecting and Reporting" and "Living Environment Quality Planning and Control". He has been teaching Ergonomics at the postgraduate studies of the Faculty continually since the 1996/97 academic year. He was elected the full professor in 2003.
He was Dean on Faculty of Occupational Safety (2002-2004), Vice Rector of University of Nis (2004-2006) and in 2009 he held function of the Rector of University of Nis.
Prof. Grozdanović is the author of two monographs, 12 parts of books, about 220 scientific papers of which more than 120 were published and presented abroad.
The basic scientific preoccupation in his abundant research activities was the ergonomic design of management and control centers of automated systems and the methodological directions of ergonomic scientific thought development. In addition to these basic research fields, he is engaged in the problems of human reliability and human error, in quality management of working and living environment, that is the automation and human factor, in bio-cybernetic relations in the man-machine system, in human reengineering of work, in professional risk assessment, mathematical modeling of human activity, ergonomic standardization and ergonomic design of products.

(1937, Gornji Milanovac)
Mr. Jevtović graduated from the University in Belgrade-Faculty of Electrical Engineering in 1961. He finished the postgraduate studies at the University in Belgrade-Faculty of Electrical Engineering in 1978. In 1983 he asserted his Ph.D. thesis at the University in Zagreb Faculty of Electrical Engineering. At the Military Institute for Technical Science in Belgrade he dealt with the scientific researches in the area of digital telecommunications for more than 40 years, in different scientific grades, from the level of science fellow-researcher to the level of scientific adviser.
Alongside with his work at the Military Institute for Technical Science, where he dealt in field of the scientific researches and development of the electronic systems devices in the area of digital telecommunications, he was engaged in the filed of education, as invited professor of the Military Academy and the University in Banja Luka – Faculty of Electrical Engineering. At the Military Academy in Belgrade, as a professor, he is currently giving lectures to the foreign students (post graduated studies) in subject Digital communications and networks. Also he was giving lectures to the students of the Military Academy on the level fundamental studies in two subjects Digital communication systems and Commutating technique.
Mr. Jevtović published more than 120 articles in Serbian and international scientist journals and conferences. Also, he has published nine books, among five are monographs, with the topics for the first time published in Serbian language.
The most important scientific-research projects that he have realized with significant success are: System for the analysis of the singles and electronic reconnaissance - ATS -1 system; Project of the new generation of the integrated electronic systems for the technical protection of the structure and space; Technical solution of the intelligent sensors; Digital communication system, under system for the non talk information; Research of the technical solutions new generation of the computer networks; Network for the transfer of digital data PVO systems; AS-84 in the condition of electronic jamming.
For the achieved results in scientific and research work, as well as for the successfully development various types of telecommunication devices at the Military Institute for Technical Science, professor Jevtovic received a number of acknowledgments, praises and honorableness: Medal for the military merits, Medal for the achievements with silver crown, Medal for the working achievements with golden crown, Medal of the Yugoslav Army – Second Degree etc.

(1939, Trebinje, Bosnia and Herzegovina)
Mr. Obradović graduated in 1961 at Faculty of Electrical Engineering, University of Belgrade He defended his master's thesis in 1965 at Faculty of Natural sciences and Mathematics, University of Belgrade. He received Ph.D. in 1971 at University of Strathclyde, UK.
He worked in Institute for Nuclear Sciences in Vinča, Belgrade (Research Assistant from 1963 to 1971 and Scientific Associates to 1972), Institute for Industrial Economics, Higher Research Scientist (from 1972 to 1976), Faculty of Technical Sciences, University of Novi Sad (Associate Professor 1976 to 1982, Professor 1982 to 2005 till retirement). After that he worked in Bosnia and Herzegovina at several universities - Slobomir P. University in Bijeljina, Banja Luka College, Independent University Banja Luka.
In the Nuclear Research Institute, in the beginning, he was engaged in experimental nuclear reactor physic, then operations research, application of computers in industry and with informatics. In the Institute for Industrial Economics he dealt with research and consulting in the field of operations research and information systems. He took part in realization of large number of projects. The most important is Information system of ELEKTROISTOK.
At Faculty of Engineering Sciences (FTN), University of Novi Sad Mr. Obradović took part in realization of a large number of projects. Some of them are: Four five year scientific projects in the field of computing financed by Scientific Funds of Vojvodina and Serbia, then Information System of Novkabel, Computer production in Novkabel, Terminological Information System of Govorment of SFR of Yugoslavia, Information system of counter espionage system of Yugoslav Army etc.

(1943, Belgrade)
Mr. Popović received his B.Sc, M.Sc. and Ph.D. degrees from the Faculty of Electrical Engineering, University of Belgrade in 1965, 1981 and 1984, respectively.
Since 1966 he is with the Electrical Engineering Institute Nikola Tesla, in the Electric Power Systems Department, where he is currently holding the position of Leading Research Scientist.
In 1987 he was promoted to Assistant Professor (and in 1993 to Adjoin Associate Professor) at the Faculty of Electrical Engineering at the University of Belgrade, where he has been teaching a graduate course on "Electromechanical Transient Processes in Electric Power Systems", since 1985. In 2008 he was promoted to full-time professor at University of Novi Sad, Faculty of Electrical Engineering.
He is author of numerous significant studies (over 80) in the field of planning, operation and control of electric power systems made at the request of the Yugoslav Electricity Power Board. The most important of these include a series of studies concerning the Yugoslav network development and several studies dealing with stability (steady-state and transient) and security analysis of the Yugoslav power system. In this context of studies, it should be especially point out a series of the important international technical feasibility studies on the relevant technical aspects of synchronous parallel operation of the Electric Power Systems of Yugoslavia with neighboring power systems within the interconnection UCPTE (now UCTE) regulations and standards, which have been very favorably evaluated. Also, it should be especially point out a series of the important international technical feasibility studies on relevant technical aspects and possibilities for reconnection of South Eastern Part with the Western Part of UCPTE Interconnection.
He has published numerous professional and scientific papers in domestic and international journals, as well as at different domestic and international conferences (over 200). Also, he has developed numerous computer programs for analyses the relevant steady-state and dynamic states of electric power interconnection.

(1936, Kiev, Ukraine)
Mr. Baranov was employed at the Moscow State University (MGU - Moskovskii Gosudarstvennyi Universitet) in 1962. He defended his master’s thesis in 1966, and the doctoral dissertation in 1974. Since 1984, he has been the Head of the Department: Control and Information Technology in Technical Systems.
As the only author or co-author, prof. Baranov has published about 300 scientific and professional papers in Russia and abroad, out of which eight monographs, one textbook and 34 author’s patents.
He was awarded the Nikola Tesla Golden Medal for science in 1999 in the field of Theory of Transportation System Automatic Control, in particular because he has founded a scientific school in the field of underground train movement automatic control, has developed method for the analysis and synthesis of controllers for automatic train movement control system, and because he has obtained fundamental results in the field of quantization, time discretizations and setting up of random functions.

(1937,Tugulym, Russia)
professor at the Moscow State University (MGU - Moskovskii Gosudarstvennyi Universitet, MPS, MIIT).
So far he has published about 320 scientific and professional papers, books, publications, and he has a great number of patents in the field of electronics and electrical engineering.
He is a Meritorious Scientist of the Russian Federationand and member of the Russian Academy of Electrical Engineering Sciences (RAЭN) and Russian Academy of Transportation Sciences (RAT)
Mr. Mojsejevič is winner of the Golden Medal of the Russian Academy of Electrical Engineering Sciences (RAЭN) for merits in electrical engineering, and winner of the national award of Peter the Great.