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Prof. Dr. Svetlana Andjelic

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Prof. Dr.Svetlana Andjelic

Svetlana Andjelic teaches computer adaptive testing and the database engineering underneath it, after more than twenty years of university teaching. She is Associate Professor at the Faculty of Informatics and Computing at Singidunum University in Belgrade, holds a PhD in Information Technology from Union University, and specialised in e-business at the University of Belgrade. Her doctoral work built methods for assessing student performance objectively through adaptive testing, which is the question any serious assessment has to answer. She has written books and papers on databases, domain-driven design and .NET development, and works in EU research consortia.

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  • PhD in Information Technology, Union University

    Specialised in e-business at the Faculty of Organisational Sciences, University of Belgrade.

  • Academic focus: management information systems, e-business and information systems

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  • Associate Professor, Singidunum University, Belgrade

    Teaches at the Faculty of Informatics and Computing.

  • More than twenty years of university teaching in computing

    Taught at ITS Belgrade, the Faculty of Computer Science in Banja Luka and Singidunum University.

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  • Books and papers on databases, software architecture and adaptive testing

    Published on database systems, the WPF and ASP.NET frameworks, Visual C#.NET, domain-driven design and computer adaptive testing.