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Summary of the Profile
General Description:
Objective(s) of a study programme:
to develop a personality capable of creating, developing, and maintaining secure computer systems and networks, solving professional problems in a wide range of fields, and adapting to rapidly changing technologies.
Learning Outcomes:
Knowledge and its Application · To explain the essential facts, concepts, theories, and mathematical methods relevant to operation of computers, their hardware and software, its characteristics and practical application possibilities, computer communication and applied solutions related to important historical, current and possible future trends in computer sciences. · To explain the principles of algorithm construction and analysis, programming paradigms, languages and technologies, principles of human-computer interaction, typical stages of software life-cycle, and methods of software development and maintenance. · To explain how commercial, industrial, economic and social contexts affect professional practice defined by ethical norms and regulated by legal requirements, including data protection, intellectual property rights, contracts, safety of products, responsibility and other related issues. · To apply knowledge of computer engineering to develop computer systems, computer networks, or other applied solutions for solving professional challenges. · To explain the methods of designing computer and other specialized digital technologies, their structure and operating principles, as well as their application in solving specific tasks. Research Skills · To describe a specific problem related to computer systems, computer networks, or another professional field, and prepare the necessary data for its solution by utilizing various sources. · To analyze the data and information required to solve problems related to computer systems, computer networks, or other professional activities, assessing their compliance with specific criteria. · To evaluate the data and information necessary for solving problems in computer systems, computer networks, or other professional activities, providing reasoned justification for the decisions made and presenting conclusions. Special Skills · To apply relevant computer engineering methods to formulate and effectively solve applied tasks related to computer systems and networks. · To select appropriate software and hardware solutions for developing new or improving existing computer systems. · To properly administer and configure computer systems and networks by applying relevant standards and technologies. · To evaluate computer systems and networks based on performance, security, and reliability criteria while maintaining and expanding them as needed. · To prepare specifications, projects, or other documentation required for the development of computer systems and networks, incorporating project management methodologies and considering all lifecycle stages, quality requirements, and security aspects. Social Skills · To communicate professionally in the official state and at least one foreign language with the audience of specialists. · To work in teams, acting in compliance with principles and rules of professional and ethical behaviour as well as social responsibility. Personal Skills · To learn independently in pursuit of continuous personal and professional development. · To work independently and responsibly, to take the initiative and to assume personal responsibility. · To demonstrate creativity when solving tasks and problems of the professional activities.
Teaching and Learning Activities:
Traditional and interactive lectures, practical work, coursework, independent assignments, discussions, case analysis, simulations, individual tasks, reflection, demonstration of practical skills, analysis of practical situations, preparation and presentation of reports, activity analysis, comparative analysis, situation modeling/analysis, literature analysis, information search Methods of Assessment of Learning Achievements:
The knowledge, abilities, and skills acquired by the student during the study program are assessed based on the completion of all independently performed assignments throughout the semester and during examination
sessions. The student's achieved learning outcomes, upon completing a subject, are evaluated by assigning them to achievement levels: excellent, typical, and threshold.
Framework:
Study Subjects (Modules), Practical Training:
General College Study Subjects: Foreign Language, Business Communication, Human and Civil Safety, and optional subjects (Sociology, Psychology, Sustainable Development – one must be chosen). Study Field Subjects: Mathematics, Applied Software, Engineering Graphics, Computational Physics, Software Engineering, Computer Architecture, Discrete Mathematics, Operating Systems, Programming, Electronics, Data Structures and Algorithms, Internet of Things, Information Systems Design, Computer Networks, Digital Device Programming, Information Systems Testing and Maintenance, Database Management and Design Fundamentals, Internet Technologies, Engineering Economics, Project Management, Human-Computer Interaction, Applied Research, Cybersecurity, Cloud Computing, Law. Internships/Practical Training: Technological Practice 1, Technological Practice 2, Industrial Practice 1, Industrial Practice 2, Final Practice.
Specialisations:
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Optional Courses:
Science Workshop Project, Biometric Data Recognition, Visual and Security Systems, Artificial Intelligence Systems, Interdisciplinary Project, Mobile Application Development, Robotics Technology, Data Analysis and Visualization, Drone Technologies – three must be chosen).
Distinctive Features of a Study Programme:
Orientation towards the development and maintenance of computer systems and networks, practical problem-solving in various professional fields, adaptability to rapidly changing technologies, and continuous competence development.
Access to Professional Activity or Further Studies:
Access to Professional Activities:
The possibility to work as a database administrator, computer network administrator, computer network engineer, or system administrator.
Access to Further Studies:
The graduate can continue their studies by choosing university study programs in the field of computer engineering.
