Project coordinator Radu Dobrin of gave the keynote "SUCCESS – a Framework for Sustainable Co-production in Education and Research," a how-to for international distributed student projects, outlining the history and future of the Globally Distributed Software Development (GDSD) course. He also delivered lectures on real-time systems.
The SUCCESS team also held the forum "Building Competences through Global Distributed Software Development," where staff and former GDSD students shared their experiences of working in international teams across universities, countries and time zones.
GDSD has grown from 3 universities in its first edition to 6 SUCCESS partner universities in its second, bringing together students from Europe and Latin America.
Through SUCCESS, we are building sustainable collaboration between academia and industry, connecting education, research, and lifelong learning with real-world innovation.