The accreditation of this program is until 2022 .
The education is performed by Faculty of Natural Sciences and Mathematics.
Aim of the PhD Program in Informatics (Computer Science) is to
prepare experts, by ensuring high-level education in both
theoretical and applied scientific topics in the area of:
Artificial Intelligence, Bioinformatics, Combinatorics,
Computational Complexity, Computer Algebra, Computer Graphics,
Pattern Recognition, Computers and Society, Data Structures and
Algorithms, Databases, Digital Libraries, Discrete Mathematics,
Formal Languages and Automata Theory, Human-Computer Interaction,
Information Theory, Logic in Computer Science, Mathematical
Software, Multimedia, Networking and Internet Architecture, Neural
Networks, Operating Systems, Programming Languages, Software
Engineering, Symbolic Computation, Systems and Control, Theoretical
Foundations of Computer Science, Web Design.
Competences of PhD students completed this
program:
PhD students, completed this program, can create mathematical
models and software for phenomena and/or processes, to take part in
scientific work in the area of informatics, to propose algorithms
for solving various problems and to program these algorithms, to
study computational complexity of algorithms and to test
algorithms, to prepare databases, etc.
Curriculum:
PhD students' education is based on an individual curriculum,
approved by the Faculty Council, which is developed according to
the topic of PhD Dissertation. Assessment is made by exam on the
basis of six-grade system.
Sample list of
courses
- Multimedia Databases - Prof. Nina Siniagina, PhD
- Pattern Recognition - Prof. Nina Siniagina, PhD
- Bioinformatics - Prof. Peter Milanov, PhD
- Object-oriented Programming - Assoc. Prof. Krasimir Yordzhev,
PhD
- Software, Utilized in Scientific Research - Assoc. Prof.
Krasimir Yordzhev, PhD
- Methods for Processing Experimental Data - Assoc. Prof. Stefan
Stefanov, PhD
- Digital Signal Processing - Assoc. Prof. Stefan Stefanov,
PhD
- Scientific Computing with Matlab - Assoc. Prof. Ivan Trenchev,
PhD
- An Introduction to R - Assoc. Prof. Ivan Trenchev, PhD
- English
- Russian or Another Foreign Language
In the Individual Curriculum of a PhD student, several courses
are included among the courses of the above Sample list of courses
and/or other courses, proposed and approved by the graduate
advisor, the Department Council of Department of Informatics and
Faculty Council of Faculty of Mathematics and Natural Sciences, as
well as Foreign Language.
Graduation:
- Exams
from Individual Curriculum
- Defence
of PhD Dissertation