BA/BS in Informatics Engineering

This programme develops ethically responsible, creative graduates able to design secure computer systems and networks and compete in a fast-changing technology market, applying informatics and electronic engineering principles to professional problems across various fields. Study areas include computer architecture and operating systems, programming, computer networks, electronics systems, internet technologies, server management, mobile-device programming, software engineering, databases and information systems, higher mathematics, physics, and informatics law and network security, alongside workplace-safety and communication modules. Students learn to apply informatics knowledge to develop safe solutions meeting specific criteria, select and improve software and hardware for computer and network systems, evaluate systems against operation and security criteria, and prepare specifications a product needs. Teaching uses lectures, seminars, laboratory and team work, graded from one to ten with scores below five unsatisfactory. Optional subjects cover the Internet of Things, robotics, or software-defined and cellular networks, and students may work toward CISCO network-academy certification.