EC1. The ability to understand the driving forces and patterns of the historical process, the place of man in the historical process and the ability to understand philosophy as a methodology of human activity, readiness for self-knowledge, self-activity, the development of cultural wealth as a factor in the harmonization of personal and interpersonal relationships
EC2. The ability to form and develop skills and competencies in the field of organization, planning and management of production, the ability to apply the acquired knowledge to comprehend the environmental reality, the ability to generalize, analyze, predict when setting goals in the professional field and choose ways to achieve them using scientific research methodology
EC3. The ability for written and oral communication in the state language and the language of interethnic communication, as well as in a foreign (English) language. The ability to use foreign sources of information, to have communication skills, for public speaking, argumentation, discussion and polemics in a foreign language
EC4. The ability to be competent in choosing ICT methods and mathematical modeling for solving specific engineering problems, the ability to be ready to identify the natural scientific essence of problems that arise in the course of professional activity, and the ability to involve the appropriate mathematical apparatus to solve it
PC1. The ability to understand modern standards, the regulatory framework, the basics of economic knowledge, scientific ideas about project management and technological entrepreneurship.
PC2. The ability to professionally operate modern computer equipment, network components, computer programs and complex computing systems (in accordance with the objectives of the program), as well as use the rules of safety, industrial sanitation, fire safety and labor protection standards.
PC3. The ability to have the skills to use and apply algorithms, data structures and modern methods for the creation (development) and further maintenance of various software systems.
PC4. The ability to use the basic provisions and methods to solve managerial problems, the ability to carry out project documentation in a software environment using computer graphics for various types of projects.
PC5. The ability to be competent in choosing mathematical modeling methods for solving specific applied software and technical problems, including the willingness to identify the natural science essence of problems that arise in the course of professional activity, and the ability to involve the appropriate mathematical apparatus to solve it.
PC6. The ability to design the architecture of information system components, including the human-machine interface of hardware and software systems, to choose operating systems and methods of information protection.
PC7. Ability to develop information and software for an information system based on modern methods and development tools.
PC8. The ability to collect, process and analyze data using the methodological and technological infrastructure existing in the organization.
PC9: Ability to manage the stages of the life cycle of the methodological and technological infrastructure of software development, data analysis, IT infrastructure design in various organizations.
PC10: Ability to use modern programming environments for the design and implementation of software solutions and databases for information and communication technologies.
PC11: The ability to apply the elements of probability theory and mathematical statistics that underlie the models and methods of data science, to correctly select the methods of data analysis, machine learning and artificial intelligence to solve practical problems.
PC12: The ability to develop and implement secure and testable solutions based on new methods and technologies for protecting information used when working with information and communication technologies.
