B.Sc. in Informatics

A diploma in Informatics represents a modern and comprehensive education in information technology, paying particular attention to practical classes, and learning a foreign language. The course includes the following subjects: the administration of computer networks, databases, programming, operations research, or multimedia.

Graduates in Informatics are specialists in the field of implementation, development, and maintenance of IT systems, people who can design and manage networks as well as computer resources, specialists in the field of applying modern programming methods, and in the field of developing modern automatic control systems, drive systems based on microprocessors, electronic programmable circuits as well as using IT resources and technologies. Students can study in modern computer labs, equipped in compliance with current development trends, security standards, and ergonomics principles. A diploma in Informatics represents a modern and comprehensive education in information technology, paying particular attention to practical classes, and learning a foreign language. The course includes the following subjects: the administration of computer networks, databases, programming, operations research, or multimedia.