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Applied Informatics
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A programme of the Slovak University of Technology in Bratislava. Faculty of Electrical Engineering and Information Technology.
Applied Informatics — STU in Bratislava
Applied Informatics bachelor’s graduates gain a complete first-cycle higher education. They acquire theoretical, methodological and practical knowledge of computer science, computer architecture, operating systems, logic structures, algorithm design and programming, along with data acquisition, processing and transmission methods. They learn about information and communications networks and system and process modelling and simulation. Practical skills and independent learning enable effective application of informatics methods and tools in their chosen field.
Core subjects
English language.
Linear algebra.
Logic systems.
Mathematics.
Programming.
Physical Education.
Social Studies.
Environmental science.
History of Information and Communications Technologies.
Human–Machine Interface.
Employment
Graduates of the programme will have the following skills and knowledge:
Programming in Various Languages — C, C++, Java.
Proficiency in modern development environments, including Visual C++, Eclipse and NetBeans.
In-depth knowledge of data management, especially relational databases and SQL.
Readiness to create web applications using PHP, JavaScript, HTML5 and Ajax, plus knowledge of Internet data formats such as XML and JSON.
Knowledge of database principles in an Internet environment and the ability to use database management software.
The ability to work with middleware, including application and web servers such as Apache and Tomcat.
Readiness to create and present projects independently or as part of a team.
Graduates are prepared for consultancy, analysis, systems design and development in information technology. They can work as consultants, analysts, system administrators, developers and specialists at IT companies, consultancies, educational institutions and research institutes.
They can also work in the development and use of information systems across business sectors, including private companies, banking, transport, healthcare, industry and others.
Admission requirements
A certificate of Slovak proficiency at B1 level is required
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