To promote the scientific research activities among students and create a useful playground to foster their passion for scientific research and creativity, contributing to the improvement of learning quality, on June 17, 2024, the Vietnam-Korea University of Information and Communication Technology – University of Da Nang (UD-VKU) organized the Student Scientific Research Conference for the academic year 2023-2024.

An overview of the Student Scientific Research Conference for the 2023-2024 academic year

In attendance were Assoc.Prof.PhD. Nguyen Thanh Binh – Chair, VKU’s Council; Vice Rectors: PhD. Tran The Son, PhD. Huynh Ngoc Tho; representatives of the school’s departments and faculties; representatives from enterprises such as NAL Solutions, Synopsys, and Da Nang Institute for Socio – Economic Development (DISED), as well as lecturers and students participating in scientific research at this year’s conference.

Vice-Rector PhD. Tran The Son gave a speech opening the Student Scientific Research Conference

Speaking at the opening of the conference, Vice-Rector PhD. Tran The Son acknowledged and praised the scientific research spirit of the students and the dedication of the instructors. He also affirmed that the university is committed to creating favorable conditions for students to participate in scientific research. These activities aim to discover and nurture talented individuals, thereby contributing to the development of research products with practical applications for the community and society.

PhD. Le Ha Nhu Thao presenting the statistical report on Student Scientific Research for the 2023-2024 academic year

According to the summary report for the student scientific conference 2023-2024 academic year, there were 52 registered projects, representing an increase of 23.1% compared to the 2022-2023 academic year. Of these, 24 projects were approved with satisfactory results, marking an increase of 64.7% compared to the previous academic year. 11 outstanding projects were selected to be presented and evaluated by the acceptance committee at the University-Level Student Scientific Research Conference. 6 projects had scientific papers published in international conferences and domestic journals. All of the projects focused on research areas relevant to their respective majors, featuring meaningful scientific themes that are timely, closely aligned with real-world issues, and highly applicable across various fields such as aviation, hospitality, communication, tourism, medicine, agriculture, industry, transportation, security, and education. Notably, some projects were written and presented entirely in English.

Mr. Dang Ba Khac Trieu from NAL Solutions presented certificates to 13 research teams that achieved satisfactory results

At the closing of the conference, the acceptance committee selected and awarded the outstanding research groups with 03 First Prizes, 04 Second Prizes, 04 Third Prizes, and 13 certificates for completing university-level scientific research.

During the discussion session and conference summary, Vice Rector PhD. Tran The Son provided some general assessments of the students’ scientific research activities. There has been progress in both quantity and quality, with projects built on more comprehensive and broader knowledge. Students have invested and focused on the factors necessary to construct truly practical research works. Notably, first and second-year students could confidently and fluently present before the council, which is a positive sign that stimulates creativity and exploration of new technologies in society.

With the orientation to build the Vietnam-Korea University of Information and Communication Technology into a prestigious university for education, research, and technology transfer in the field of IT and related areas following the higher education model, emphasizing the promotion of scientific research activities among students is considered one of the key tasks of the VKU.

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List of projects and research teams awarded in the conference

First Prize (Computer Science field): “A Metaheuristic Algorithm for the Steiner Tree Problem in Graphs toward Optimizations for Wireless Sensor Networks” by student group Le Tang Phu Quy (22GITB2), Ho Sy Bao Nhan, Hoang Tan Phu Quoc (22GIT1); Supervisor: PhD. Dang Dai Tho

First Prize (Computer Science field): “Building and Developing a Mispronunciation Detection Model in Vietnamese” by student group Nguyen Ket Doan (20AD), Tran Nguyen Anh (21GIT), Vo Van Nam (21SE3), Nguyen Tran Tien (20SE5); Supervisor: PhD. Nguyen Huu Nhat Minh

First Prize (Digital Economy & E-Commerce field): “The Influence of Kols on Hotel Booking Intention on Online Travel Agencies in Vietnam: A Case of Comparison between Facebook and Tiktok Platforms” by student Mai Thi Thu Hoa (20EC); Supervisor: PhD. Van Hung Trong

Second Prize (Computer Science field): “Building a Toolkit for Vietnamese Preprocessing and Word Segmentation” by student group Nguyen Tran Tien (20SE5), Nguyen Ket Doan (20AD), Nguyen Duc Bao (20AD), Pham Van Nam (21GIT), Vo Van Nam (21SE3); Supervisor: PhD. Nguyen Huu Nhat Minh

Second Prize (Computer Science field): “Multi-Task Learning Model for Detecting and Filtering Internet Violent Images for Children” by student group Le Kim Hoang Trung (21GIT), Phan Le Viet Hung (21AD), Nguyen Van Thanh Vinh (21GIT), Pham Cong Tinh (21KIT), Ha Van Viet (21AD); Supervisor: PhD. Nguyen Huu Nhat Minh

Second Prize (Computer Engineering and Electronics field): “Fire detection and alarm system based on camera GPS integration” by student group Tran Van Thanh, Tran Huynh Anh Nhat, Nguyen Trong Tai, Nguyen Van Quy (20CE); Supervisor: PhD. Vuong Cong Dat

Second Prize (Digital Economy & E-Commerce field): “The Factors influence Consumers’ Green product Purchase Intention in Vietnam” by student group To Le Thanh Thao, Le Thi Ngoc Anh, Nguyen Uyen Nhi, Tran Nguyen Tra Giang, Hoang Hong Ngoc (21GBA); Supervisor: PhD. Le Phuoc Cuu Long

Third Prize (Computer Science field): “Researching on Solutions to Improve the Quality of Customer Feedback Analysis using Vietnamese in the Aviation Sector” by student group Le Cam Bang (21AD), Hoang Quoc Viet (21SE1); Supervisor: PhD. Dang Dai Tho

Third Prize (Computer Science field): “Automated Detection of White Blood Cells and Platelets from Microscopic Images using Deep Learning Models” by student group Mai Nguyen Xuan Thao (21AD), Nguyen Van Quang (20AD); Supervisor: MSc. Nguyen Do Cong Phap

Third Prize (Computer Engineering and Electronics field): “IoT based humidity-temperature control and monitoring system” by student group Tran Van Vu, Chau Binh, Thai Ba Hiep (20CE); Supervisor: PhD. Vuong Cong Dat

Third Prize (Digital Economy & E-Commerce field): “Studying Tourist Satisfaction with Smart Tourism in Danang City: Apply an Integrated Approach using IPA and Conjoint Analysis” by student group Le Phuoc Thinh (20GBA), Thai Thach Bao Chau (22GBA), Nguyen Phan Thuc Huyen (22DM); Supervisor: PhD. Nguyen Thi Kieu Trang

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