Konstantin Petrov

Education and Career

• 1993 - graduated the Kharkov Institute of Radio Electronics, specialty “Software of computer facilities and the automated systems”.

• 1993 - lecturer, Department of Applied Mathematics, University of Internal Affairs (UIA).

• 1997 - PhD, thesis defended at the UIA.

• 1997 - senior lecturer, Department of Applied Mathematics UIA.

• 1998 - associate professor, department of Applied Mathematics and analytical support the internal affairs in Kharkov National University of Internal Affairs (HNUIA).

• 2009 - doctor of technical sciences, specialty 01.05.04 – system analysis and the theory of optimal solutions, thesis defended in KhNURE.

• 2011 - head of the Department of Computer Science and Information Systems and Technologies in the activities of the internal affairs HNUIA.

• 2013 - professor of the Department of Information Technologies and Protection Information HNUIA.

• 2016 - professor of the Artificial Intelligence Department KhNURE.

Information about the dissertation defense

Specialty : 01.05.04 “System analysis and theory of optimal solutions”

Theme: “Comparative structural and parametric identification of models of scalar multifactorial evaluation”.

Defended on June 17, 2009 at the meeting of the Specialized Academic Council D 64.052.01 of the Kharkiv National University of Radio Electronics

Educational activity

Teaches courses: “System Analysis”, “Fuzzy models and methods of computational intelligence”, “Fundamentals of scientific research, organization of science and copyright”, ” Knowledge-oriented technologies of computational intelligence”.

Research activities

From 2005 to 2009 as part of the state budget R&D was involved in research projects: “Development of methods and tools for structural-parametric identification of models of multifactor estimation and multi-criteria optimization”; “Synthesis of information processing methods in conditions of uncertainty based on self-learning and soft computing”; “Development of mathematical models and software tools for making multi-criteria solutions in conditions of uncertainty”; “Development of principles and software tools for decision support systems in conditions of uncertainty for technological and organizational systems”.

Research interests: methods of decision-making, decision support systems, multifactorial estimation, multicriterial optimization, data-mining.

Publications and patents

He has over 125 publications, including 3 monographs.