Bachelor in Informatics Systems
Kaunas, Lithuania
DURATION
4 Years
LANGUAGES
English
PACE
Full time
APPLICATION DEADLINE
01 May 2024*
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TUITION FEES
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STUDY FORMAT
On-Campus
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Introduction
The aim of the Informatics Programme is to prepare IT professionals capable to perform analysis of real-world problems, designing and implementing IT solutions for solving the identified problems, and understanding the reciprocal interactions between IT, society, and business. Through its three specializations – Artificial Intelligence Systems, Business Informatics, and Software Systems – the Programme aims to prepare broad-minded specialists having fundamental and state-of-the-art knowledge of modern information technologies (IT).
Specializations:
- The Artificial Intelligence Systems Specialization of the Programme aims at preparing specialists, who have a strong knowledge foundation and adequate skills to apply data and system analysis, artificial intelligence, and machine learning methods in business, medical, open data, and other systems.
- The business Informatics Specialization of the Programme aims at preparing specialists, with a strong knowledge foundation and adequate skills for applying key business management tools and e-service projects of different scales in a business environment.
- Software Systems Specialization of the Programme aims at preparing specialists, who have a strong knowledge foundation and adequate skills for the management of the software development cycle, application of software testing, quality assurance techniques, and management of complex cross-platform software development projects.
Admissions
Program Outcome
Graduates of the study programme will be able to:
- Demonstrate knowledge of business systems and corresponding software systems;
- Apply basic knowledge of mathematics in computer science;
- Apply basic and advanced computer science knowledge in a wide spectrum of information technology tasks;
- Demonstrate knowledge of business systems and corresponding software systems;
- Apply basic data analysis, modeling, and data management methods;
- Apply knowledge of software lifecycle and its management to the design and support of information technology systems;
- Demonstrate understanding of the importance of in-depth computer science knowledge in designing information technology applications in different fields;
- Carry out interdisciplinary scientific and applied computer science research, apply the obtained research results in practice;
- Formalize and specify real-world problems, describe them in an abstract way, and employ formal reasoning;
- Analyze, design, develop, implement, and maintain software systems and information technology-related business solutions;
- Analyze and critically evaluate the latest trends in computer science, and apply this knowledge in designing innovative systems;
- Clearly and convincingly present problems and proposed solutions to experts and non-specialists, based on relevant knowledge and reasoning, using adequate presentation tools, media, and methods;
- Work in a team and lead it, including interdisciplinary teams and staff with different qualifications;
- Plan self-directed learning, based on individual needs and continuous professional development;
- Demonstrate knowledge of the economic, legal, social, ethnic, and environmental contexts in computer science projects;
- Adapt to rapidly changing cultural, economic, and technological environments.
Career Opportunities
- Graduates of the Informatics Programme will be able to work as software developers, software testers, software architects, analysts, project managers, and system administrators in different organizations, state institutions, and business units;
- Graduates of Informatics may continue in Master studies in Computer Science (Informatics) or Computer Engineering.