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The purpose of the second cycle studies in Computer Science is not only to provide complementary and in-depth knowledge of computer science, but also to further expand the knowledge relating to the problems of processing, storage, transmission and security of information in electronic form. This field of study allows you to gain skills for independent problem solving, occurring during the implementation of interdisciplinary engineering projects and scientific research work. The program focuses on expanding your existing knowledge of mathematics and computer science, but also allows you to direct your education toward a specific discipline. Among the range of elective subjects, they can choose interesting classes, such as Big Data processing methods or machine learning concepts. Whether they want to learn programming or learn about data processing languages, all of this is possible at second cycle studies in Computer Science. The study program developed with the active participation of companies operating in the ICT industry, as well as their involvement in the education of students.
The exact list of courses taught in each semester can be found on the website.
Specializations:
I like to be "up to date" with the possibilities offered by new devices, especially mobile ones. Nowadays, more and more industries are basing their solutions on information systems, so the demand for IT specialists in different areas of the economy. My friends and I graduated from the same field of study, but each of us is fulfilled in completely different areas.
Martin Golding stated: "Always program as if the person handling your code in the future is an aggressive psychopath who knows where you live." Computer science graduates very often become programmers, quickly adapting to the rapidly changing IT reality, especially to newly emerging technologies. All this is made possible through classes taught by highly qualified Faculty staff with teaching experience and academic achievements in the discipline of computer science, and often business experience. State-of-the-art and unique in the world scientific and research laboratories and semi-industrial laboratories (the Center for Information Technology, TUL) will allow you to carry out your own projects, as well as take part in scientific research under the guidance of relevant staff. You will also gain the opportunity to be active in student research clubs and develop your passions there. Specialized preparation will make it easier to meet the demands of the dynamic labor market, while preparing you for changing realities. You will gain the skills to independently seek solutions to problems encountered in professional practice and technical knowledge. You will learn the full software life cycle, as well as the ins and outs of designing, implementing, managing and maintaining information systems, computer networks, information processing systems, etc.
