Applied mathematics and informatics

Graduates get a Bachelor’s degree and an additional title of “Engineer Bachelor”. The duration of studies is 4 years. The syllabus includes general subjects in humanities, social sciences, economics, mathematics, and natural sciences. Professional subjects include the Fundamentals of Informatics, Computer and Computing System Architecture, Functional Analysis, Optimisation Methods, Calculus in Mathematical Physics, Programming Languages and Techniques, Algebraic Structures, Fundamentals of Parallel Computing, System Programming, Network Programming Technologies, Programming Technologies, Intelligent Systems, and others. For training purposes, the Department of Engineering Cybernetics is using its unique laboratories equipped with advanced computer aids supported by the specialised licensed software.
The graduates’ activities are aimed at research and exploration of mathematical models of processes and phenomena; as well as at developing and application of advanced mathematics methods and software (such as applied, systems and network software) to solve complex research and practical problems. Professional areas for Bachelors of Applied Mathematics and Informatics include research centres, state authorities, educational institutions, high-technology companies of IT-industry and business of various types of ownership using applied mathematics techniques and information technologies. The graduates get such jobs as engineers and programmers; carry out research and manage companies’ departments or the whole companies.
The degree programme 01.04.02 Applied Mathematics and Informatics includes Master’s degree programmes in: Mathematical and Computer Methods of Image Processing and Geoinformatics, Computer Network Software, Parallel Programming Technologies, and Supercomputing.