DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION :: ENGINEERING ACADEMY OF SERBIA

(1941, Belgrade)
Mr. Bojković received his BSc, MSc, and Ph.D. degrees in electrical engineering at University of Belgrade, Faculty of Electrical Engineering in 1964, 1974 and 1978, respectively.
Since 1969, he has been with the University of Belgrade, Faculty of Transport and Traffic Engineering. He is full professor of Electrical Engineering from 1987. From 1993 until now, he is a visiting professor at the University of Texas at Arlington, TX, USA, EE Department, Multimedia Systems Lab. Prof. Bojković was a visiting professor worldwide, i.e., in Germany, USA, China, Korea, Taiwan, Romania, Poland, Hungary, Greece, Norway, Slovakia, Slovenia, Bulgaria, Spain, Macedonia, Bosnia and Hercegovina, Portugal.
He is the co-author of the 5 international monographs. Also, he has published 2 national monographs and 13 textbooks, as well as more than 400 papers in peer-reviewed journals, conference proceedings and publications. He has conducted workshops/tutorials and seminars worldwide and participated in 67 scientific and industrial projects. He has been a consultant to industry, research institutes and academia.
Prof. Bojković is an active researcher in wire/wireless multimedia communications. He is a Senior Member of the IEEE and WSEAS, member of EURASIP, and a member of New York Academy of Science, a member of PRO – MPEG Forum, and International Association for Science and Technological Development IASTED, Calgary, Canada.
Also, he has got award " Princeton Premier", USA, for Business Leaders and Professionals for 2008.

(1939, Berane, Montenegro)
Mr. Vešović graduated from the Faculty of Transport and Traffic Engineering, University of Belgrade in 1966. He received MSc and PhD degree in 1972 and 1976 respectively, at the University of Belgrade, Faculty of Mechanical Engineering.
He was awarded a fellowship by IREX from 1973 to 1974 performing research in the field of technology organization and management in the USA, at Princeton University, Florida State University, Harvard University, the University of California at Los Angeles, and the University of Michigan.
From 1975 to 1977 he was lecturer at the Technical Faculty of the University of Podgorica, teaching on the subject of economy and production organization. In 1977 he was elected assistant professor at the Faculty of Transportation and Traffic Engineering of the University of Belgrade. In 1981 was promoted to associated professor and in 1986 to full professor performing research on the subject of organization of economy of joint ventures in traffic and transportation. At the Faculty of Transportation and Traffic Engineering of the University of Belgrade he lectured on subjects organization of economy of joint ventures in traffic and transportation and organization of work in traffic and transportation (undergraduate studies); theory of organization, management, strategic management, managing investments and projects, project organization in traffic and transportation (master and specialist studies). He was invited to hold lectures at the Faculty of Economy (undergraduate studies) and the Faculty of Organizational Sciences (master studies) of the University of Belgrade; the Faculty of Technical Transportation of the University of Doboj (master studies), the Military Academy of Belgrade (undergraduate and master studies). When was necessary he lectured at the Federal Air Traffic Control.
He was a director of the Institute, Faculty of Transportation and Traffic Engineering of the University of Belgrade for 2 terms (1981-1985), dean of the Faculty of Transportation and Traffic Engineering of the University of Belgrade (1988-2000), vice-president of the Yugoslavian Academy of Engineering (2003-2007) and director of the institute of the Yugoslavian Academy of Engineering (2006-2008).
Prof. Vešović is author and co-author of over 70 scientific research projects and 160 scientific and professional articles published in national and international journals, or presented on national and international conferences. He was the head of the Yugoslavian expert team for the drafting of the strategy of development of traffic and connections SFRJ and many others. He has organized nine scientific and professional meetings.
For his achievements he was awarded with the Order of Work with Golden Wreath of Yugoslavia in 1990. He has also received many charters and recognitions.

(1924, Belgrade)
Mr. Dinić graduated from the Faculty of Electrical Engineering of Belgrade in 1951, and received doctor’s degree at the Faculty of Transport and Traffic Engineering of Belgrade in 1983.
From 1952 until 1961 he worked in the Public Transportation Company Belgrade as a Head of the Electrical and Technical Service, Manager of the Technical Department, Manager of the Department of Development, and Assistant General Director. He was elected assistant professor at the Faculty of Electrical Engineering of Sarajevo in 1961. At that time he was a leader of working team for electric locomotives in the “Energoinvest” company which participated together with the French National Railways (the SNCF) in electrification of the first railway line in Yugoslavia, the Sarajevo – Ploče section.
In 1969, Mr. Dinić was elected for an assistant professor at the Faculty of Transport and Traffic Engineering of Belgrade, while in 1983 he was elected a full professor. He founded the Department for Towing the Trains and Railroad Vehicles. He designed and, together with his associates, developed a laboratory for electrical towing in the rail and city transportation and was for many years a Director of the Institute and a Dean of the Faculty of Transport and Traffic Engineering of Belgrade.

(1933, Požega)
On the Faculty of Traffic and Transport Engineering in Belgrade, Mr. Kuzović graduated in 1960, and in 1976 defended his doctoral dissertation in the field of planning of roads.
He is retired professor at the Belgrade Faculty of Traffic and Transport Engineering, scientist of the Institute of Civil Engineering in Banja Luka and president of Serbian Engineering Academy since 2010.
In 1982 he was elected for full-time professor for the traffic flow theory and capacity of roads. Dean of the Faculty of Traffic and Transport Engineering was from 1983 to 1985. Director of the Institute on Faculty was at 3 different periods, namely: since 1979 until 1981, since 1987 to 1989 and since 1998 to 2000. In addition he held lectures at several faculties in the country (Belgrade, Novi Sad, Sarajevo, Zagreb and Skopje) at undergraduate and postgraduate studies.
He has published more than 200 papers in national journals and publications from professional symposiums. He directed and was the main author of more then 280 scientific-research and development projects, mainly for development and exploitation of the road network. The most important are: General study for transjugoslav highway Karavanke-Gevgelija, feasibility study of construction of the highway Sarajevo-Mostar-Adriatic Sea, study of the highway Belgrade-South Adriatic, study of maintenance of roads and bridges on the road network in Yugoslavia, He has published several books: monographs and university books. With his professional engagement he gave a significant contribution to the traffic flow theory and evaluation of road projects.

(1935, Prokuplje)
Mr. Mitrović received his B.Sc. degree in Civil Engineering, at Civil Engineering Faculty, Belgrade, in 1961, Master's degree in technical sciences, at Mining and Geology Faculty, Department of Geotechnics, Belgrade in 1979 and Ph.D. degree in technical sciences, at Mining and Geology Faculty, Department of Geotechnics, in 1992.
He is consultant and Chairman of the Expert Council of the Institute for Highway AD, Belgrade.
He has worked as supervisory on a Construction of the transjugoslav highway from Belgrade to Skopje, Construction of the Djerdap road, section Tekija-Kladovo-Negotin, as Head of Laboratory for concrete in the Highway Institute, Belgrade, Head of supervision and investor representative on Construction of the road Pristina – Rozaje, Head of supervision and investor representative on Construction of the road Kursumlija-Pristina-Pec.
In Highway Institute, Belgrade he was Head of sector, Director of Department, Technical Director of the Highway Institute, Director of Scientific Research, General Director of the Highway Institute. In period 1984-1986 he was Head of UN Mission in the construction of road Djibo-Falangutu-Dori, Burkina Faso.
He has written over 130 scientific and professional papers concerning road engineering and geotechnics, published in foreign and domestic journals and conference, symposiums and congress proceedings. Mr. Mitrović has worked on more then 500 construction projects, renovation of the terrain, roads, bridges, tunnels, buildings, etc.

(1930, Trebinje, Bosnia and Herzegovina)
Mr. Perišić graduated from Faculty of Traffic Engineering, from two departments: Department of Railway and Department for road traffic, in 1963. PhD in the field of integrated transport he received from the Faculty of Traffic Engineering in 1975.
He participated as a representative of our country, the Government and the Ministry of Transportation, more than 40 times in work of various expert committees in the domain of transport and logistics (OECD, SEV, UIC, etc.).
As invited professor he has lectured at 11 faculties - undergraduate and postgraduate studies - in the field of integrated transport and logistics in Moscow, Cracow, Dresden, Lausanne, Zagreb, Rijeka, Sarajevo, Novi Sad, Kotor and Bitola, and in Belgrade, in addition at Faculty of Economics.
He was chief inspector in the Ministry of Transport of BiH. Since 1965 till 1976 he worked in Institute "Kirilo Savic" as leading and chief engineer and Director of the Institute for Transport Technology. In 1976 he was elected for associate professor, while in 1979 he became full professor at the Faculty of Traffic Engineering.
He has published more than 280 papers, 24 books and monographs.

(1944, Belgrade)
Mr. Radmilović is professor at the Faculty of Transport and Traffic Engineering (FTTE) of the University of Belgrade (UB). He received his Ph.D. in Technological Sciences from FTTE, UB, in 1989. His research interests are port operations, port networks and links, port queuing systems, fleet planning and operations.
He is Head of Division for Water Transport and Traffic Engineering, FTTE, Head of Association for Research and Promotion of Inland Waterways and Maritime Activities, Danube-Sea, a Member of International Standing Committee of Marine Industry, Varna, Bulgaria, Director and a member of International Scientific Committee of the International Conference Maritime Transport, Barcelona, Spain.
He gives lectures on port operations and management, port planning and development, fleet operations and management. The field of his expertise are: port operations, planning and design, port development, analysis and modeling, port networks and links, fleet planning and operations. He is a consultant for professional engineers in waterborne transport and traffic. He is also a project manager and/or author of more than 60 projects in the area of ports and water traffic and transport.
Until now, he has published 55 papers in english language in the following countries: USA, Spain, South Korea, Canada, Norway, Japan, Great Britain, Italy, Greece, Bulgaria, Turkey, Belgium, Hungary and Vietnam. He has founded theoretical basis in the field of application of operations research in river and maritime transport system and port planning and development. Mr. Radmilović has developed the school for planning and development of river and maritime transport system in Serbia and Montenegro.

(1946, Karlovac, Croatia)
Mrs. Gospić obtained her dipl.eng's degree in 1979 from the University Belgrade, Electrical Engineering Faculty. She obtained her master’s degree in 1990, from University of Belgrade, Electrical Engineering Faculty and PhD from University Belgrade, Transport and Traffic Engineering Faculty in 1996.
From 1970 to 1972 she used to work as engineer constructor in Elektronska industrija, Belgrade. After that till 1978 she worked for PTT Pristine as a manager for research, investment and projects. From 1978 to 2000 she worked for Community of Yugoslav PTT as an engineer, then manager for transmission systems, Councillor to CYPTT, a Head of R&D Department, a Head of International Affairs Department, and an Assistant to General Manager for R&D and International matters. From 2000 to 2001 she was employed by Telecom Montenegro in Podgorica as Advisor to General Manager, and from 2001 to 2002 as General Manager of second mobile operator in Montenegro-MONET. From June 2003 she is employed by Transport and Traffic Engineering Faculty, Belgrade as associated professor.
Mrs. Gospić has long experiences in pedagogical area and she teaches at University Belgrade, University Novi Sad and University Banja Luka as well as at Faculty for transport and Communication Management, Berane. She was the author and co-author of five international monographs, one national monograph, 6 papers in prestige international journal, 46 papers on international conferences, from which 50 papers on national conferences.
She is a member member of Scientific Council of Telecommunication Regulatory Agency, RATEL, of Republic Government Council on Gender Equality and a president of NGO “Equal Opportunities“.

(1938, Podgorica, Montenegro)
Civil Engineering Faculty- Department for roads and railways - he completed in 1973 in Belgrade. After graduation, first employment was at the company for designing roads and bridges "Trasa", as associate designer. During his employment for "Trasa", he worked as associate designer, designer, main designer responsible designer and Project Manager.
From 1999 to 2003 he was Director of the Institute for the design of roads "Trasa". Since 2003 he is employed as professional advisors at the Institute for Highways in Belgrade.
During his professional career he has completed over 100 projects, studies, preliminary, conceptual and final designs, rehabilitation project, landslides project and gas stations project on the network of highways, main and regional roads of Serbia and Montenegro.
Some important projects in which he was manager and responsible designer are: Preliminary project of possible highway alternatives Belgrade - South Adriatic (Bar) - Phase I, Preliminary design of real highway options Belgrade - Montenegro border - Phase II, The study of highway corridor Mateševo – Podgorica, Preliminary project for Belgrade - Požega highway and Preliminary project for relocation of highway M - 22 Belgrade - Ljig on the section of the Kolubara coal basin.

(1952, Kotor, Montenegro)
Mr. Ostojić graduated from the Faculty of Civil Engineering in Sarajevo, 1977. He is employed, since 1977 in “Crnagora put-Bureau for the study and design”. From the beginning he worked on the development projects of main roads, regional and local roads, city streets, boulevards, and later motorways. From 1986 to 1990 he was Director at named Bureau.
He established in 1990 a private business enterprise "Put-inženjering", which is engaged in engineering and construction, where it is now in his full capacity as director.
He has worked on more than 50 General, Conceptual and Final designs. Some of the most important are: The Final design of the main road Trebinje-Nikšić, Preliminary and Final design of the highway Slijepač Most- Tomaševo-Pavino polje. Also he has worked on lot of Preliminary and the Final design of reconstruction of main roads and on lot of Preliminary and Final designs of roads of lower rank and roads reconstruction projects, street reconstruction projects, landslides projects etc. He participated dozens of times in the revision of planning documentation, designs and studies and technical review of all roads ranks.