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ABOUT ME

Since February 2017 I am a doctoral candidate at the Chair of Software Engineering led by Prof. Alexander Pretschner at the Technical University Munich. I completed my master studies at TUM Department of Informatics, as well, in December 2016. The title of my M.Sc. thesis was "Impact of contention parameters on fair coexistence of Unlicensed-LTE and Wi-Fi in 5GHz ISM Band" and was done in collaboration with Intel Corporation. In 2014 I completed my B.Sc. with thesis titled "An embedded system for access control with a Bluetooth module" at the Faculty of Computer and Information Science, University of Ljubljana in Slovenia.

I am extremely passionate and active in the field of gender equality, especially when it comes to the representation of women in STEM.

RESEARCH INTERESTS

• Cyber-physical systems under uncertainties
• Runtime monitoring and verification
• Self-healing systems

THESIS TOPICS AND SUPERVISION

If you are interested in writing a Bachelor or Master thesis which is related to my research interests, please contact me by email.

In progress:

•  Anomaly detection and prediction in distributed software systems using machine learning (B.Sc. Thesis)

TEACHING

Summer semester 2017

• Systems Engineering (MSE) (IN8015)

PROJECTS

• Collaborative Embedded Systems - CrESt

VOLUNTARY PROJECTS AND ACTIVITIES

PUBLICATIONS

• D. Holling and S. Banescu and M. Probst and A. Petrovska and A. Pretschner: Nequivack: Assessing Mutation Score Confidence. 2016 IEEE Ninth International Conference on Software Testing, Verification and Validation Workshops (ICSTW), 2016, 152-161 more…