Selma Rizvic

University of Sarajevo
Faculty of Electrical Engineering
Department of Computer Science

dr Selma Rizvić

dr Selma Rizvić
Associate Professor

e-mail: selma.rizvic@etf.unsa.ba

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Research areas:

Computer Graphics, Computer animation, Virtual Heritage, Multimedia, Virtual Reality, Broadcast Design, Interactive Digital Storytelling, Virtual Museums

Courses:

BSc level: Računarska grafika, Computer Graphics
MSc level: Numerička grafika i animacija

EU projects participation:

MPNS COST Action TD1201 “Colour and Space in Cultural Heritage” (COSCH), Management Committee member, Working Group Leader
FP7 Network of Excellence 270404: V-MusT.net - Virtual Museum Transnational Network, coordinator for ETF, 2011-2014
TEMPUS JEP_41058_2006 Curiculum Development project "Computer Graphics for the Media Industry", PMB member from SSST, 2006-2009

Projects:


		Sarajevo Time Machine 2013
		Virtual Museum of Bosniak Institute 2012 In cooperation with Bosniak Institute in Sarajevo
		Sarajevo Survival Tools 2010 In cooperation with the Historical Museum of Bosnia and Herzegovina
		Virtual Museum of Sarajevo Assassination 2010 In cooperation with the Museum of Sarajevo Sponsored by the Federal Ministry of Education and Science of Bosnia and Herzegovina
		Digital Catalogue of Stecaks 2009 In cooperation with the National Museum of Bosnia and Herzegovina
		Multimedia 3D presentation and the 3D printout of the Saborna Church in Sarajevo 2009
		Virtual Reconstruction of the Church of the Holy Trinity in Mostar 2009 Sponsored by the Greek Embassy in Bosnia and Herzegovina
		Virtual Museum of BH Traditional Objects 2009 In cooperation with the Museum of Sarajevo
		Virtual Reconstruction of Isa-begova Tekija in Sarajevo 2009 In cooperation with the Museum of Sarajevo
		Virtual City of Sarajevo 2007 sponsored by BH Telecom
		Virtual National Museum of Bosnia and Herzegovina 2006 In cooperation with the National Museum of Bosnia and Herzegovina
		Virtual 3D reconstruction of Cultural Heritage Sites in Bosnia and Herzegovina 2005 UNESCO participation project In cooperation with the University of Bristol, UK

Last update: January 2013.