Information systems and technologies (by fields and sectors)

Information Systems and Technologies
Description:
Information Systems and Technologies (in industrial production) is a bachelor’s degree program in the field of science and engineering, focusing on researching methods for designing production systems, studying the operation and rules of computer and communication equipment, analyzing, synthesizing, and optimizing design processes, developing mathematical models of physical processes in computer and communication technology, developing algorithms and practical programs for evaluating the efficiency and reliability of computer systems, designing and developing hardware-software systems, and addressing complex issues related to integration.
Graduates of the Information Systems and Technologies bachelor’s program (in industrial production) have the right to engage in pedagogical activities in professional educational institutions, teaching general and specialized subjects after completing pedagogical retraining, as defined by the relevant authorities. This excludes vocational education directions.

In this program, you need to accumulate 240 credits over 8 semesters (4 years).
Including:
Total classroom hours: 6420 hours
Qualification practice: 360 hours
Final qualification work: 420 hours

Components of the educational process:
Theoretical and practical education – 120 weeks, 1–8 semesters
Qualification practice – 14 weeks, semesters 4, 6, 8
Certification – 19 weeks, semesters 1–8
Final state certification – 4 weeks, semester 8
Holidays – 39 weeks, semesters 1–8
Introduction to the credit system – 8 weeks, semesters 1–8
Total – 204 weeks

Additional comments:
 1 credit equals 30 academic hours.
 To ensure the integrity of theoretical and practical education, qualification practices are conducted in organizations and enterprises.
 Student knowledge is assessed based on the guidelines developed within the credit system.