Department of Computer Science
Prof. Dr Norbert Jung
Professor for Applied Computer Science in particular Embedded Systems / Member of the Graduate School for Applied Research in North Rhine-Westphalia (PK-NRW) / Chair of the PK-NRW Senate
Unit
Department of Computer Science, Institute of Safety and Security Research (ISF) / Institute for Detection Technologies (IDT)
Research fields
- Safety and reliability of (embedded) systems
- Real-time signal processing applications
- Intelligent optoelectronic sensor technology
- Color image processing and colorimetry
- Head of the Institute for Safety and Security Research (<a href="https://www.h-brs.de/en/isf">ISF</a>)
Location
Sankt Augustin
Room
C 279
Address
Grantham-Allee 20
53757, Sankt Augustin
Telephone
+49 2241 865 211Profile
Courses
Summer term:
Design Methodology of Reliable Systems (Bachelor Computer Science, 4th semester)
Color Image Processing and Color Metrics (Master Computer Science, 1st - 2nd semester)
Winter term:
Cyber-Physical Systems 2 (formerly Embedded Systems) (Bachelor Computer Science, 5th semester)
Reliability of Systems (Master Computer Science, 1st-3rd semester)
Introduction to Digital Forensics (Bachelor Forensic Sciences, 5th semester, Department of Natural Sciences)
More information on the courses in the internal download area.
Study counselling
Appointments: by arrangement
(Please make an appointment by email or with the secretary's office of the Department of Computer Science).
International teaching
Guest lecturer at partner universities:
Metropolia (Vantaa, Finland)
NTNU (formerly HiST, Trondheim, Norway)
HvA (Amsterdam, Netherlands)
Course "Color Science" in the annual ICT-Summerschool at Metropolia
Coordinator of previous international Erasmus intensive courses
"DeSeRTS" - Design of Safe and Reliable Technical Systems
"SaSeRoS" - Safe and Secure Robotics based on Open Source Software
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Labs
Laboratories for Safe and Reliable Embedded Systems (Room C 064, K 340)
Optoelectronics Lab (Room K 330)
Laser Lab (Room K 336)
Biometric Evaluation Center (Rooms H-Building, 1st floor)
Other
Laser safety officer of the Department of Computer Science according to §6 UVV BGV B2 and §5 OStrV
Curriculum vitae
Studied communications engineering at the RWTH-Aachen, graduated as Diplomingenieur
Research associate at RWTH-Aachen, Department of Electrical Engineering and Information Technology: optoelectronics, signal processing, color image processing, doctorate (Dr.-Ing.)
Research associate at Philips Electronics; research and advance development of imaging systems in medical systems; image acquisition and systems for real-time image processing
1999-present: professorship for applied computer science, especially embedded systems
2011-present: Head of the Institute for Safety and Security Research
Memberships
- VDI Technical Committee: Synthesis of Safety and Security
- Director Safety and Security Research Institute
- Voting member and chairman of the senate of PK-NRW
- Voting member of the departmental council "Technology and Systems" in PK-NRW
- Member of the Association of German Electrical Engineers / Information Technology Society
- Member of the Society for Computer Science
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Research Projects
The Biolab project is dedicated to the continuous and comprehensive evaluation of biometric systems. The project investigates the performance, security and usability aspects of biometric systems. The results lead to training courses and workshops for authorities, police forces, manufacturers and end users. The Biometrics Evaluation Center (BEZ) at the Sankt Augustin campus is the place of implementation.
Project management at the H-BRS
Prof. Dr Norbert Jung Prof. Dr Robert Lange
Bonn-Rhein-Sieg University of Applied Sciences is adapting its existing transfer instruments to the changing demands and needs of business, society and science and is developing new, suitable transfer mechanisms. The project is funded by the federal-state initiative "Innovative University".
Project management at the H-BRS
Dr Udo Scheuer
Information and communication technologies (ICT) have become part of our everyday life and it is almost impossible to imagine life without them. Reason for that is the increasing digitalization of our world. Especially in our economic sector ICTs are one of the most driving factors for innovation and therefore strongly responsible forthe competitiveness of many companies. But ICTs not only influence our lives within economy, they also shape our society e.g. in authorities.
Project management at the H-BRS
Prof. Dr Karl Jonas