Overview of the disciplines studied in the speciality ‘Computer Science’

If you are interested in the Computer Science study programme, then right now you have the opportunity to learn more about it. We will tell you about the main disciplines that are studied in this speciality at OPTIMA College. This will help you better understand what exactly awaits you during your studies and make an informed choice. Immerse yourself in the world of computer science with us and find out what knowledge and skills you will acquire.

10 main disciplines of the speciality

1. Mathematical and computer modelling.
   A discipline that studies methods and approaches to creating mathematical models of real systems and processes. As part of the Computer Science speciality, students learn modelling methods for analysing and predicting the behaviour of complex systems using the latest technologies.
2. Computer circuitry and computer architecture.
   This is an opportunity to gain knowledge about the internal structure of computers, including the principles of operation of various components and their interaction. The Computer Science major involves studying the basics of circuitry, which provides an understanding of computer hardware and architectural solutions that affect their performance and functionality.
3. Probability theory and mathematical statistics.
   One of the basic disciplines of the speciality ‘Computer Science’, which introduces students to the basics of data analysis, modelling of random processes and development of algorithms used in various fields of computer science.
4. Organisation of computer networks.
   The discipline covers the basics of creating and managing networks. Students study the principles of network protocols, network architecture and information security. This course prepares professionals capable of designing and maintaining effective network infrastructures.
5. Discrete Mathematics.
   This course introduces students to the mathematical structures that underpin many aspects of computer science. The Computer Science major covers such basic topics as set theory, graphs, Boolean algebra, and combinatorics, which are necessary for understanding algorithms and optimising them.
6. Software Engineering.
   A discipline that focuses on methods of developing, testing and maintaining software. Students majoring in Computer Science will learn about the life cycle of software products, project management tools, and development methodologies. With this knowledge, you can create high-quality and reliable software.
7. Algorithmisation and programming, algorithm theory.
   An area of IT that covers the basics of algorithm development and their implementation through programming. Computer Science involves the study of various algorithmic approaches, data structures and programming languages that are necessary for effective problem solving of varying complexity.
8. System programming.
   A science that introduces students to the principles of software development that interacts directly with the hardware of computers. Knowledge of low-level languages, driver development, and operating systems is useful for any IT speciality, as it is required to create productive and reliable systems.
9. System Analysis.
   This course focuses on methods of analysing and modelling complex systems to discover their structure and behaviour. Students will develop the practical skills necessary to design effective systems through the application of mathematical and computer methods.
10. Organisation of databases and knowledge.
    A discipline that covers the basics of designing, creating and managing databases. Students will learn data models, query languages, and data management systems that allow them to store and process large amounts of information.

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