Faculty of Applied Informatics

Software Engineering

Annotation

The Software Engineering specialization is characterized by a deep focus on the areas of parallel and multiplatform programming, artificial intelligence, advanced methods and procedures of software engineering.

Admission requirements

The conditions for admission to study are set out in the Dean's Directive on the Admission Procedure, which is issued annually at the Faculty of Applied Informatics (FAI). This guideline specifies the requirements for admission in a given academic year and is published on the FAI official board. The basic condition for admission to the master's study program is the successful completion of a bachelor's degree in a related study program.

Additional information about admission procedure

Graduate profile

The graduate of the specialization Software Engineering can design, model, assemble and implement software projects with the help of modern advanced methods and techniques. These solutions can also assess, test, and, after deployment in production, maintain their functionality throughout their life cycle.

Expected career prospects

The graduate is equipped with current knowledge of information technology. He knows artificial intelligence, mobile technologies, intelligent networks, parallel programming, mathematical statistics, the architecture of modern processors, and logic circuits. In his specialization, he can implement software solutions, evaluate and analyze critical processes and actively intervene in them following the required goals.

Curricula

Year of validity: 2024