Key subjects

The program is focused on training specialists for the field of "Communication, information and communication technologies" highly demanded in the regional job market. Graduates who have mastered the program can carry out professional activities in the following areas:

• Communication, information and communication technologies
• Information systems specialist

Graduates are prepared to solve the following types of professional tasks:

• Installing information systems software and loading databases
• Keeping technical documentation
• Testing IS components according to specified scenarios
• Initial training and consulting users on the operation of information systems
• Implementing technical support of information systems during its operation
• Information support of applied processes
• Analyzing and selecting software and technological platforms, services and information resources of the information system

Graduates of the training program 09.03.03 Applied Computer Science, profile: «Applied Computer Science in Economics», acquire the following competencies, i.e. ability to apply knowledge, skills and personal qualities in accordance with the tasks of professional activity:

Universal competencies

The graduate of the program is able to:

• Search, critically analyze and synthesize information, apply a systematic approach to solve the tasks in hand
• Determine the range of tasks within the set goal and choose the best ways to solve them, based on current legal regulations, available resources and restrictions
• Carry out social interaction and realize his role in the team
• Carry out business communication orally and in written form in the state language of the Russian Federation and in a foreign language
• Manage his time, build and implement a trajectory of self-development based on the principles of lifelong learning
• Create and maintain safe living conditions, as well as in case of emergencies

General professional competencies

The graduate of the program is able to:

• Apply natural science and general engineering knowledge, methods of mathematical analysis and modeling, theoretical and experimental research in professional activities
• Participate in the development of standards, norms and rules, as well as technical documentation related to professional activities
• Install software and hardware for information and automated systems
• Analyze and develop organizational, technical and economic processes using the methods of system analysis and mathematical modeling
• Develop algorithms and programs suitable for practical applications
• Participate in the management of projects for the creation of information systems at the stages of the life cycle
• Participate in the implementation of professional communications with participants of project activities and within project teams
• Provide information system presentation and initial user training
• Perform testing of information system components according to specified scenarios
• Maintain a database and support information support for solving applied problems
• Operate and maintain information systems and services
• Apply a systematic approach and mathematical methods in formalizing the solution of applied problems, including intellectual ones

The obligatory block includes the following disciplines of general professional focus:

• Mathematics and mathematical methods in applied computer science
• Mathematics
• Discrete mathematics
• Theory of probability and mathematical statistics
• Systems theory and systems analysis
• Operations research and optimization methods
• Mathematical and simulation modeling
• Numerical methods
• Mathematical logics and theory of algorithms
• Software and hardware
• Computing systems, networks and telecommunications
• Operating system
• Software engineering
• Informatics
• Programming
• Computer architecture
• Theoretical foundations for creating an information society
• Information systems and technologies
• Information systems design
• Applied statistical analysis
• Information security

The obligatory part of the undergraduate program includes philosophy, history of Russia, general history, a foreign language, life safety, and physical education.

The elective courses of the academic program are aimed at expanding and deepening the competencies established by the educational standard, and include the following disciplines:

• Internet programming
• Project practice course
• Software development
• Designing IT infrastructure of an enterprise
• Intelligent information systems
• Information resource management
• Information systems management
• Modeling of expert systems
• Physics
• Organization economics
• Corporate information systems
• Automatic business process management

Elective modules/disciplines:

Practice is a type of training that is directly focused on professional and practical training. Practice consolidates the knowledge and skills acquired during theoretical courses, develop practical skills and contribute to the integrated formation of general, professional and special competencies.

Educational, productive practice and research work are provided.

Educational practice is aimed at the formation of primary skills and abilities of future professional activity. Educational subject practices are partly carried out stationary during the session based on the chairs of the Department of Mathematics and Natural Sciences of Elabuga Institute of KFU, partly independently, in the form of performing specific practical tasks.

Productive practice allows you to get the primary experience of professional activity and ensure the readiness of the graduate for practical work. Productive practice is conducted stationary at the institute and on-site.

The practices are based on:

• Elabuga Institute of KFU
• CHOU DPO TsPK-Tatneft
• Land and Property Chamber of Elabuga MD RT

The final state certification includes the defense of the bachelor's final qualifying work, taking into account the profile of training.

Upon completion the main professional educational program, the graduate is awarded the Bachelor’s degree.