The accreditation of this program is until 2023 .
The education is performed by Faculty of Engineering.
1. Specifics
and prospects.
Graduates are prepared for a career in one of the most promising
technical areas, related to the use and implementation of computer
systems and technologies in all fields of economic activity of the
country - industry, public and private business, health, transport,
banking, communications, ecology, education, services and
others.
2. Educational mission
The purpose of the programme Computer systems and technologies
is to provide a system of fundamental knowledge and skills that are
relevant to today's rapidly evolving computer systems and
technologies. Graduated Bachelor of Computer systems and
technologies should independently improve his/her knowledge and
skills, should command basic computer tools and technologies, have
the necessary competence and professionalism to analyze, build,
integrate and implement computer systems.
This aim can be achieved by providing:
- fundamental knowledge in electric engineering, electronics,
computer technologies;
- special knowledge, that form wide-profile professional and
practical knowledge and skills on: operating systems, synthesis and
analysis of algorithms, computer peripherals and interfaces,
databases, microprocessor equipment, optical communication systems,
sensors and sensor networks, technologies in Internet, applications
for mobile operating systems, computer networks, network and
information security, specialized computer systems, multimedia
technologies and others
A special feature of the programme is the wide practical
training which guarantees students' successful professional
realization.
3. Basis for receiving good training in
the subject
The education in Computer systems and technologies is consistent
with international experience and analysis of the curricula of
similar courses at local and foreign universities.
The undergraduate programme is in correspondence with the
country's requirements for future jobs, the new tendencies in the
development of computer systems and technologies and educational
technologies. The academic staff in the department consists of 6
professors, 18 associate professors, 10 PhD holders and 6 assistant
professors.
4. Employment perspectives
Graduates in Computer systems and technologies can be realized
in all private, corporate and public companies, public
administration, security and defense, whose business is in
telecommunications, computer and information technologies,
manufacturing, service, engineering, installation and service,
sales and distribution, maintenance and administration of equipment
and networks, as head of the teams in positions requiring higher
education in this specialty. They can continue their education in
PhD programs.