This page contains the working curricula (WCP) of all disciplines of the educational and scientific program for the preparation of the Doctor of Philosophy.
Compulsory components
OC.01: Academic Writing in English — 3 credits
OC.02: Philosophy of Science and Innovation — 8 credits
OK.03: Assistant pedagogical practice — 6 credits
OK.04: Postgraduate Information Technology Studies — 4 credits
OK.05: Theory and technology of software systems development — 5 credits
PA.01: Ph.D. thesis — — credits
Numeration №1
The graduate student chooses one discipline from the list. Most of them are university-wide courses.
TWO.3.01.01: Practical Philosophy and Epistemology of Science — 4 credits
TWO. 3.01.02: Professional and pedagogical competence of a Hei teacher — 4 credits
TWO.3.01.03: European grant system to support research and academic exchanges — 4 credits
TWO.3.01.04: Commercialization of scientific research and technology transfer — 4 credits
TWO.3.01.05: Principles of organization of research work — 4 credits
TWO.3.01.06: Scientific bibliography: workshop — 4 credits
TWO.3.01.07: Scientific communication: methods of publication of research results — 4 credits
TWO.3.01.08: Professional project management of scientific research — 4 credits
TWO.3.01.09: Intelligent Computing and Data Analysis — 4 credits
TWO. 3.01.10: Mineral resource base of Ukraine — 4 credits
TWO.3.01.11: Fundamentals of Systems Biology — 4 credits
TWO.3.01.12: Modern quantitative methods of social data analysis — 4 credits
TWO. 3.01.13: Modern problems and trends in the development of information technology — 4 credits
TWO.3.01.14: Nanostructured polymer materials for biotechnology, medicine, information technology and solar energy — 4 credits
TWO.3.01.15: NMR spectroscopy for natural sciences — 4 credits
TWO.3.01.16: Chaos Theory — 4 credits
TWO.3.01.17: Mathematical Basics of Information Protection — 4 credits
TWO.3.01.18: Mathematical Theory of Financial Markets — 4 credits
TWO.3.01.19: Civilizational, ethno-cultural and inter-ethnic processes in Europe — 4 credits
TWO.3.01.20: Globalization processes in the modern world — 4 credits
TWO.3.01.21: Actual problems of modern society: Ukraine in global and regional comparisons — 4 credits
TWO.3.01.22: Ukrainian scientific language — 4 credits
TWO.3.01.23: Practical rhetoric — 4 credits
TWO.3.01.24: Technologies of influence in business communication — 4 credits
TWO.3.01.25: Psychology of communication — 4 credits
TWO.3.01.26: Actual problems of Ukraine's foreign policy — 4 credits
TWO.3.01.27: Intellectual Property Law — 4 credits
TWO.3.01.28: Securities market — 4 credits
TWO.3.01.29: Linguistic programming of human behavior — 4 credits
TWO. 3.01.30: Literature in the global aesthetic space of the 21st century — 4 credits
TWO.3.01.31: Global climate change, new geosphere trends — 4 credits
TWO.3.01.32: Global problems of humanity and sustainable development — 4 credits
TWO.3.01.33: Innovative technologies in the field of military and information security — 4 credits
TWO.3.01.34: Methodology for conducting scientific research in the field of special-purpose information technologies — 4 credits
TWO. 3.01.35: IT Essentials - 4 credits
TWO. 3.01.36: NDG Linux Essentials - 4 credits
TWO.3.01.37: Soft skills in English — 4 credits
TWO.3.01.38: Random processes in machine learning — 4 credits
List number 2
The graduate student chooses two disciplines from the list — these are professional disciplines in software engineering.