Students receive theoretical instruction and practical training in standardizing software and system engineering, creating and developing complex, multi-version, replicable and reliable high-quality software tools and databases on the basis of an interdisciplinary approach. The laboratories are equipped with state-of-the-art computers along with network, multimedia and office equipment to support the learning process, research projects and one-off developments. Students are provided with opportunities for independent work, including software development and implementation, network and system administration.
Alumni can be employed as
- IT project manager
- product owner
- software architect
- chief information officer
Program subjects
- Information technology risk management
- Computing system verification and validation techniques
- Techniques to form an integrated cross-sectoral and international information space
- Information technology systems engineering
- Computer system architecture
- Methods to validate principal requirements for computing systems
- Design of integrated information platforms
- Designing of cloud and distributed platforms and services
- National and international software and systems engineering standards
Graduating department:
Department of Mathematical Support and Standardization of Information Technologies