Information systems and technologies

In the “Information Systems and Technologies” program, students develop logical thinking, mathematical culture, and scientific worldview, work in visual programming environments, create add-ons to solve various problems, and study and advance modern programming languages. They learn to create an integrated system for providing electronic government services, implement new mechanisms for interaction between government agencies and the public, use software and technological tools, modern technical devices, operating systems, and process information in modern applications. Principles and methods of automating computational processes, evaluating computer system security, and methods and tools for ensuring system security are also taught.

Exam block: Mathematics, Physics

Duration of study: 4 years