Siniša Sovilj

Siniša Sovilj is an Associate Professor at the Faculty of Informatics in Pula (FIPU), part of the University of Pula in Croatia. He maintains an active teaching position with an office at Alda Negrija Street 6, room 012, and can be contacted at sinisa.sovilj@unipu.hr. His professional profile is available on LinkedIn.

Dr. Sovilj's teaching responsibilities span multiple computing disciplines:

• Programming on the Java Virtual Machine (undergraduate)
• Data Analysis and Information Processing (graduate)
• Internet of Things (graduate)
• Mobile Applications (graduate)
• IT Solution Development (graduate)
• Graduation thesis supervision

His research demonstrates significant interdisciplinary breadth with a progression from biomedical engineering toward computational and economic modeling. Early in his career, Dr. Sovilj focused on cardiac electrical activity modeling and ECG analysis, developing real-time P-wave detectors and predictive models for atrial fibrillation. More recently, his work has centered on Internet of Things systems, programming language analysis, and system dynamics approaches to economic and business problems.

Dr. Sovilj's scholarly output reveals an interesting trajectory from specialized biomedical applications to broader computational frameworks. His recent publications (2021-2024) particularly highlight work on Kotlin-based system dynamics modeling, covariance analysis in object-oriented languages, and IoT educational platforms like the "Food Computer" demonstration system.

His notable contributions include:

• Development of IoT monitoring systems for environmental applications
• Analysis of congestion mechanisms in IoT networks
• System dynamics modeling approaches for economic analysis
• Early work on cardiac electrical modeling and ECG analysis techniques

As an educator, Dr. Sovilj has developed curriculum content across multiple computing disciplines, reflecting the evolving landscape of computer science education from traditional programming to emerging IoT technologies.