43rd Twente Student Conference on IT

The 43rd Twente Student Conference on IT (TScIT43) provides an excellent opportunity to students working in different areas of IT to come together, discuss, and exchange their expertise and knowledge related to various aspects of modern Information Technologies. The Twente Student Conference on IT is organised twice a year for students of the bachelor programmes Technical Computer Science and Business Information Technology of the University of Twente. This is an educational event by which students will learn how to perform scientific research on a given problem and how to evaluate the quality and relevance of their research.

Best Papers:

Intelligent interaction: Lorena Rohan: Prototyping a Conversational Agent for Children's Play 

Information management:  Mihai Timoficiuc: Legal Memorandum Generation Using Retrieval-Augmented Large Language Models and Dutch Case Law
      Johan Tunc: Investigating the Impact of Synthetic Data Balancing Techniques on Fairness in Credit Risk Machine Learning Models 

Software Technology and Formal Methods: Marius Pana: Comparing Rascal and JetBrains MPS through a DOT-Based Domain-Specific Language
  Cătălina Antonia Petrus and Yeray Barrios Fleitas: Student perspectives on team effectiveness: A MaxDiff-based prioritization of                    team attributes

Pervasive Computing and IoT: Dan-Cristian Ploesteanu: Construction Vehicle Activity Detection in Low-Frequency Surveillance Imagery and Its Relationship to Local Air Quality

Network systems and network security: Niek Damink: A Novel Heuristic for Directed Acyclic Graph Task Scheduling using Longest Betweenness Centrality 

Data Science: Dinh Thuy Nhat Vy: Bridging Process Mining and the Courtroom: A Data-Driven Framework for Fairness, Efficiency, and Transparency in Judicial Decision Making 

Semantics, Cybersecurity & Services: Nilufer Guldali: Analysis of TLS Usage in IoT Devices 

Submission

This conference is open for students of the bachelor programmes Technical Computer Science and Business Information Technology of the University of Twente. Each student can choose only one track. Two important submissions are needed:

• Research proposal. As a first step towards carrying out a research project each student has to write a research proposal highlighting the context, problem statement, importance, state of the art, methodology, expected results and planning. A draft proposal will be reviewed by the corresponding track chair and peer-students.

• Research paper. Upon acceptance of the proposal each student will perform the proposed research. The results of the research will be described in a scientific paper following the submission guidelines of the conference. The paper will be reviewed by student peers as well as the track organizers. 

Submission and review of proposals and papers will be managed through the EasyChair online conference paper management system. For more information on guidelines and submission, please visit the Submission Guidelines page.

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