09.03.02 Information Systems and Technologies

A specialist in information systems must possess a comprehensive skill set that includes proficiency in programming technologies, the design and implementation of computer systems and networks, as well as their ongoing support. This role also encompasses the creation and administration of network databases, knowledge bases, and expert systems, alongside a strong understanding of information security protocols.

Throughout their education, students are immersed in a variety of programming languages and tools, including C, C++, Java, SQL, PHP, and LabVIEW. This diverse curriculum equips them with the necessary expertise to navigate complex technological environments and develop innovative solutions that meet the demands of modern information systems. By blending theoretical knowledge with practical experience, graduates are well-prepared to tackle the challenges of the industry and contribute effectively to their organizations.

• Administration of information systems
• Big Data Analysis
• Computer Systems Architecture
• Databases
• Computational Mathematics
• Computing Machines and Systems
• Discrete Mathematics
• Measurement Information Systems
• Internet Programming
• Internet Technologies
• Informatics
• Information Networks
• Computer graphics
• Methods and means of designing information systems and technologies
• Optimization methods
• Metrology
• Microcontrollers and microprocessors
• Mobile Applications
• Process and Systems Modeling
• Operating Systems
• Fundamentals of project activity
• Programming
• Programming in LabVIEW
• Software tools of professional activity
• Project activity
• Robotics systems and complexes
• Network technologies
• Signals and systems
• System Analysis
• Artificial Intelligence Systems and Machine Learning
• Circuit Engineering
• Theory of Algorithms
• Probability Theory and Mathematical Statistics
• Testing of information systems
• Programming technologies
• Management of information projects
• Electronics