BA/BS in Informatics

The Department of Informatics combines information technology with practical project work. The curriculum follows a four-step method designed to build fundamental skills by the end of the third year, while student projects develop teamwork and communication. In the final year, students plan, carry out and present a graduation research theme, and results are often presented at academic conferences. Students choose among three courses. The Future Information course covers IoT and AI, with project-based learning in partnership with companies and local governments. The Intelligent Information course studies networks, computers and software structures, along with AI and data science. The Electronics and Communication course uses project-based learning in semiconductors, IoT and AI, satellite communication and electric mobility. Students gain experience in both classroom learning and hands-on practice, which supports the development of networking engineering skills.