Informatics

The program includes courses whose content corresponds to the major field of study.

The curriculum provides credits for both compulsory and elective courses.

The practical component of the curriculum aims to familiarize students with the conditions of their future professional activities, provide them with an opportunity to apply and consolidate the knowledge acquired at the university, strengthen their practical skills, and collect materials for the preparation of the Bachelor’s Project.

The preparation and defense of the Bachelor’s Project will contribute to developing students’ ability to independently plan and solve practical tasks within the scope of their competencies.

The program enables graduates to pursue employment in the following areas:

• Organizations of all types, including educational institutions, mobile telecommunications companies, medical, banking, food, tourism, trade, and other manufacturing and service organizations that require web systems and IT infrastructure to achieve their objectives and address operational tasks, as well as organizations involved in the planning, design, implementation, maintenance, administration, and servicing of IT infrastructure, information systems, and web systems;
• Software and web product development companies that develop and provide software products to other organizations and are also involved in their subsequent implementation, administration, and maintenance;
• Companies engaged in the production and servicing of computer systems, where systems are designed, assembled, and supplied to other organizations, as well as maintained, administered, and supported;
• Companies producing various types of IT infrastructure components.

• Organizations of all types, including educational institutions, mobile telecommunications companies, medical, banking, food, tourism, trade, and other manufacturing and service organizations that require web systems and IT infrastructure to achieve their objectives and address operational tasks, as well as organizations involved in the planning, design, implementation, maintenance, administration, and servicing of IT infrastructure, information systems, and web systems;
• Software and web product development companies that develop and provide software products to other organizations and are also involved in their subsequent implementation, administration, and maintenance;
• Companies engaged in the production and servicing of computer systems, where systems are designed, assembled, and supplied to other organizations, as well as maintained, administered, and supported;
• Companies producing various types of IT infrastructure components.