B.Sc. Computer Science - Computer Systems and Networks Warsaw University of Technology

Faculty of Electronics and Information Technology
Bachelor of Computer Science (specialization: Computer Systems and Networks)

The field of study encompasses information technology, control, robotics, electronics, and telecommunications. The Computer Systems and Networks from Warsaw University of Technology covers a great variety of subjects from diverse technology fields.

Graduates from Computer Systems and Networks from Warsaw University of Technology have excellent qualifications in the area of computer science basics, including basic knowledge of information processing, as well as the area of algorithms and system modeling and various aspects of computer engineering and applications.

They are acquainted with the methodologies of object programming, CASE-tools-aided design, system analysis, system modeling, and prototyping. They have knowledge of modern operating systems, programming languages, databases, and various software applications. Graduates are self-reliant in the design, implementation, and operation of complex computer systems and networks.

Examples of modules

• Algorithms & Programming
• Circuits & Systems
• Computer Systems
• Telecommunications
• Operating Systems
• Graphical User Interfaces
• Data Bases
• Cryptography and Information Security
• Software Engineering
• Compiling Techniques
• Introduction to Artificial Intelligence

The graduate is able to:

• design IT systems and manage the existing systems, connect computers with external equipment, handle the use of computer networks, configure and administer computer networks;
• design IT systems applying system analysis methods as well as modeling and prototyping methods with the use of database approach, knowledge base, and expert systems;
• create software for real-time control systems and software for intelligent computational and expert systems, as well as decision support and optimization systems;
• create computer games as well as system and utility software for various types of equipment related to digital technology.

• Companies and institutions using computer networks and systems, e.g. banks, telecommunications operators
• Companies and corporations manufacturing system and utility software
• Companies implementing automatic control systems and production management
• Universities, research institutes, design bureaus, and other institutions engaged in IT systems designing
• Consulting companies and companies implementing and integrating various IT solutions