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szkupienpeti/README.md

Hi there👋

I am Péter Szkupien from Budapest, Hungary.🇭🇺 I received my BSc and MSc degrees in Computer Science Engineering from the Budapest University of Technology and Economics in 2021 and 2023. During my studies, I specialized in the model-based design and formal analysis of complex, safety-critical systems.🧑‍🎓 I am experienced in Java and Eclipse-based technologies both from university and industry, with a strong theoretical background in software engineering.💪 I enjoy learning new technologies and sharing my knowledge with others, as well as solving complex problems in teamwork by forging theoretical results into technical solutions.🚀

You can also find me on LinkedIn or check out my CV here📄

Programming languages I am familiar with

Java Java  C# C#  Python Python  C++ C++  C C  Xtend Xtend 

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  1. bsc-thesis bsc-thesis Public

    BSc thesis titled 'Generating Real-Time Tests from Timed Behavioral Models'

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  2. csharp-lecture-notes csharp-lecture-notes Public

    C# lecture notes for beginners in Hungarian

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  3. msc-thesis msc-thesis Public

    MSc thesis titled 'Step-by-Step Controllable Simulation of Component-Based Reactive Systems Based on Precise Formal Semantics'

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  4. tdk-2022 tdk-2022 Public

    Scientific Students’ Association Report titled 'Formal Methods for Better Standards: Validating the UML PSSM Standard About State Machine Semantics'