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TUCS Dissertations
When first establishing the TUCS Publication Series, the TUCS Board saw that the main aim of TUCS's own publication series is to bring out dissertations made by TUCS gradute students. The series is available for TUCS affiliated people to publish their dissertations in.
ISSN 1239-1883
10 Latest Publications in This Series
- Lasse Bergroth, Kahden merkkijonon pisimmän yhteisen alijonon ongelma ja sen ratkaiseminen. TUCS Dissertations 146. 2012.
- Aleksi Saarela, Word Equations and Related Topics: Independence, Decidability and Chracterizations. TUCS Dissertations 145. 2012.
- Antti Airola, Kernel-Based Ranking: Methods for Learning and Performance Estimation. TUCS Dissertations 144. Turku Centre for Computer Science, 2011.
- Marta Olszewska, On the Impact of Rigorous Approaches on the Quality of Development. TUCS Dissertations 143. Turku Centre for Computer Science, 2011.
- József Mezei, A Quantitative View on Fuzzy Numbers. TUCS Dissertations 142. Turku Centre for Computer Science, 2011.
- Arho Suominen, Notes on Emerging Technologies. TUCS Dissertations 141. Turku Centre for Computer Science, 2011.
- Jari Kyngäs, Solving Challenging Real-World Scheduling Problems. TUCS Dissertations 140. Turku Centre for Computer Science, 2011.
- Csaba Ráduly-Baka, Algorithmic Solutions for Combinatorial Problems in Resource Management of Manufacturing Environments. TUCS Dissertations 139. Turku Centre for Computer Science, 2011.
- Andrzej Mizera, Methods for Construction and Analysis of Computational Models in Systems Biology. Applications to the Modelling of the Heat Shock Response and the Self-Assembly of Intermediate Filaments.. TUCS Dissertations 138. Turku Centre for Computer Science, 2011.
- Ville Junnila, On Identifying and Locating-Dominating Codes. TUCS Dissertations 137. Turku Centre for Computer Science, 2011.