Computer Science: Computer Systems and Networks

The M.Sc. in Computer Science with a specialisation in Computer Systems and Networks, offered by the Faculty of Electronics and Information Technology, is a two-year programme that provides comprehensive qualifications and knowledge in the field of computer science. The programme includes coursework in one specialisation and thesis preparation, and each student works with a faculty supervisor who helps them plan an academic coursework programme compatible with their degree requirements and educational objectives.

Graduates of this programme are equipped with fundamental knowledge in computer science, including information processing, algorithms, and system modelling. They are proficient in computer programming and skilled in using computer tools, making them capable of scheduling, implementing, and verifying complex computer projects independently. The programme also emphasizes quick adaptation to the rapidly changing environment of the field.

The curriculum for this programme includes a range of modules such as Discrete Random Processes, Pattern Recognition, Evolutionary Algorithms, Digital Signal Processor Architecture and Programming, Parallel Numerical Methods, Distributed Computing and Systems, Data Mining, Intelligent Information Systems, and Image and Speech Recognition. These modules help students gain expertise in designing IT systems, managing existing systems, connecting computers with external equipment, handling the use of computer networks, configuring and administering computer networks, and creating software for real-time control systems, intelligent computational and expert systems, decision support, and optimisation systems. Graduates can also develop computer games and system and utility software for various types of equipment related to digital technology.

The M.Sc. in Computer Science with a specialisation in Computer Systems and Networks opens up a wide range of career opportunities, including roles in companies and institutions that use computer networks and systems, such as banks and telecommunications operators. Graduates can also find employment in companies that manufacture systems and utility software, implement automatic control systems and production management, or design IT systems in universities, research institutes, design bureaus, and other institutions. Consulting companies and those implementing and integrating various IT solutions also offer potential career opportunities.