The graduate student chooses two disciplines from the list — these are professional disciplines in software engineering. Total volume: 8 ECTS credits (4 for each of the 2 selected credits).
Disciplines
| Code | Academic Discipline | ECTS credits | SLA |
|---|---|---|---|
| TWO.3.02.01 | E-learning technologies (in English) | 4 | 📄 |
| TWO.3.02.02 | Theoretical Foundations of Programming | 4 | 📄 |
| TWO.3.02.03 | Software Reliability | 4 | 📄 |
| TWO.3.02.04 | Methods and tools for integrating software systems | 4 | 📄 |
| TWO.3.02.05 | Project Management Optimization Tasks | 4 | 📄 |
| TWO.3.02.06 | Intelligent Computing | 4 | 📄 |
| TWO.3.02.07 | Software performance and security (in English) | 4 | 📄 |
| TWO.3.02.08 | The Art of Computer Presentation (English) | 4 | 📄 |
| TWO.3.02.09 | Models and methods of parallel and distributed data processing | 4 | 📄 |
| TWO.3.02.10 | Cloud and globally distributed data technologies | 4 | 📄 |
| TWO.3.02.11 | Quality assessment, standardization and maintenance of software products | 4 | 📄 |
| TWO.3.02.12 | Problems of encoding and protection of information | 4 | 📄 |
| TWO.3.02.13 | Logical-algebraic methods for specification of software systems | 4 | 📄 |
| TWO.3.02.14 | Modern approaches to the creation and application of artificial intelligence systems (in English) | 4 | 📄 |
| TWO.3.02.15 | Design and analysis of algorithms | 4 | 📄 |
Click on 📄 in the RNP column — the corresponding syllabus will open on the page Silabusi.