Computers

The Computers bachelor's programme prepares engineers to analyse, design, develop, implement, and manage complex hardware and software systems. It combines theory with practical training in computer architecture, operating systems, computer networks, algorithms and data structures, software engineering, artificial intelligence, machine learning, distributed systems, and cybersecurity. Students develop skills in designing efficient algorithms, evaluating computing solutions, and building high-performance software applications and secure, scalable infrastructures. The programme promotes interdisciplinary problem-solving, innovation, entrepreneurship, software project management, intellectual property, and technology transfer. Links with industry and research are supported through applied projects, internships, and cooperation with institutional partners. Academic mobility, international partnerships, and alignment with European and international standards enhance graduates' professional and academic opportunities. The programme supports integration into the labour market and contributes to technological progress and sustainable development in IT, communications, digital services, healthcare, and the digital economy.