5В070400-Computing Systems and Software
Graduate model
undergraduate education program
"Computing and software"
 The specialist of information and communication technologies is an employee possessing the following skills: preparation of specifications, design, development, installation, support, maintenance, management, evaluation and research in the field of information and communication technologies and systems (developers and analysts of computer systems, programmers, specialists on computers, electronics engineers, communications and instrument engineers, technicians and operators of industrial robots, etc.). |
| The purpose of the educational program |
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Preparation of a specialist of a new formation, possessing broad fundamental knowledge, initiative, possessing the ability for scientific research and creativity, adaptation to the changing demands of the labor market and technologies. |
| Degree awarded |
| Bachelor in Information and Communication Technologies in the educational program "6B06103 Computing Engineering and Software". |
| List of specialist positions |
| Information Technology Tester, System Analyst, System and Network Administration Specialist (System Administrator), Technical Documentation Specialist, Software Designer, Software Maintenance Specialist, Information Security Specialist, Information Resource Design and Management Specialist, Administrator databases |
| Objects of professional activity |
| Computers, complexes, systems and networks, computer systems for information processing and control, computer-aided design systems, software for computer equipment and information systems |
| Functions of professional activity |
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Development of software modules for computer systems, development and administration of databases, participation in the integration of software modules. |
| Personal qualities |
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1. General civil qualities: patriotism, expressed in love for the Motherland, citizenship, determined by an active lifestyle, civil consciousness, law-abiding, understanding of their civil rights, freedoms and duties. 2. Spiritual and moral qualities: humanity, honesty, conscientiousness, tolerance to other beliefs, world views and customs, decency, mercy. 3. Intellectual qualities: erudition, critical and emotional thinking, fluency in English, information and communication technologies, the ability to learn throughout life. 5. Business qualities: hard work, responsibility, flexibility, adaptability, ability to work in a team, ability to make non-standard decisions in emergency situations. 6. Organizational and volitional qualities: dedication, demanding of yourself, self-criticism, organization, sociability, the presence of a common culture, the will, the ability to achieve the intended goal. 7. Special qualities: love of nature |
| Bachelors Learning Outcomes (Dublin Descriptors) |
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At the end of the educational program, graduates can: 1) demonstrate knowledge and understanding in the field of design activity, including elements of the most advanced knowledge in this field; 2) to apply knowledge and understanding in the field of industrial and technological activities at a professional level; 3) formulate arguments and solve problems in the field of experimental research; 4) to collect and interpret information in the field of organizational and management activities to form judgments taking into account social, ethical and scientific considerations; 5) communicate information, ideas, problems and solutions in the field of operational activities, both to specialists and non-specialists. |