Informatics

The Bachelor’s programme in Informatics provides a solid theoretical and practical education in computer science and prepares graduates to analyse, design, develop, test and maintain modern software systems. The curriculum covers fundamental areas such as programming, algorithms and data structures, databases, operating systems, computer networks, web technologies, software engineering, artificial intelligence and mathematical foundations of computing. Through laboratory work, individual and team projects, students develop algorithmic thinking, problem-solving abilities, digital competencies and the capacity to use contemporary programming languages, development environments and information technologies.