Imre Piller

Imre Piller is a faculty member in the Department of Descriptive Geometry at the Institute of Mathematics and Informatics, University of Miskolc, Hungary. He is actively involved in teaching undergraduate engineering and technical courses, including Descriptive Geometry, CAD Fundamentals, Geometric Modeling, and Computer Graphics, as reflected in the 2024/2025 academic timetable.

His research and teaching interests center on applied geometric methods in engineering design and visualization. Key areas include:

• Descriptive and Illustrative Geometry
• 3D Modeling and CAD Systems
• Geometric Algorithms
• Virtual and Augmented Reality in Education
• Computer Graphics for Engineering

The courses he teaches suggest a strong focus on practical, visualization-based tools for engineering students, particularly in mechanical, civil, or industrial design disciplines.

No recent publications or research trends could be identified from the available text. However, his involvement in a department that participates in academic competitions and seminars indicates engagement with pedagogical and possibly research-oriented activities.

• No scientific awards were mentioned.

There is no information available about graduate students advised by Imre Piller, nor any record of external grants or funded projects. The department appears active in educational outreach, hosting events such as the Géza Petrich Descriptive Geometry Competition and participating in public science festivals.

The Department of Descriptive Geometry supports academic and applied work in spatial reasoning and technical representation, contributing to engineering education at the University of Miskolc. It collaborates on curriculum development, educational tools, and interdisciplinary projects involving geometry and digital modeling.