The aim of the course is to train engineers who, having acquired a high level of scientific and specific technical knowledge in the field of informatics, are capable of designing new IT systems and tools, developing and integrating IT systems, carrying out and coordinating R&D tasks in the field of informatics, and continuing their studies in the framework of a PhD.

The aim is to train engineers who, having acquired a high level of scientific and specific technical knowledge in the field of informatics, are capable of designing new IT systems and tools, developing and integrating IT systems, carrying out and coordinating R&D tasks in the field of informatics, and pursuing their studies in the framework of a PhD.

The aim of the course is to train computer engineers who, after having acquired a high level of scientific and specific technical knowledge related to the field of informatics, are able to design new IT systems and tools, develop and integrate IT systems, and carry out and coordinate R&D tasks in the field of IT. They are prepared to continue their studies at doctoral level.

The aim of the training is to train IT professionals who will ensure the long-term development of their knowledge
on the basis of theoretical foundations, to develop, create, apply, implement, operate and service IT systems, both independently and in teams, at a high level
in a team and in groups. They are also able to
the collaborative and modelling skills necessary to perform the IT-related research and development activities in their field of application.
perform and coordinate IT-related tasks. They are prepared to carry out their studies in a doctoral programme

The aim of the training is to train IT professionals who:
* have a solid theoretical foundation in IT
*are able to develop, apply and operate complex systems, both independently and in teams, to a high standard
*have the necessary collaborative and modelling skills to solve IT problems in their area of application
*capable of carrying out IT-related research tasks
*capable of pursuing studies towards a doctorate (PhD).
The full-time programme offers a choice of three specialisations:
Computer modelling,
image processing,
software development.

The new master course of Information Technology is one of the most important programmes at our Faculty. It aims to provide engineers from technical disciplines relevant to information technology sciences with the skills to pursue a career in computer and information engineering. The programme involves a deep understanding of the theory and practice of information, the study of information acquisition, systems and technical methodologies and their applications in engineering. The main areas of study include developments in intelligent systems and multiprocessor technology. 

The aim of the program is to train IT professionals who, based on the theoretical foundations that
ensure the development of their knowledge in the long run, are able to perform the development,
creation, application, implementation, operation and servicing of IT systems independently and in
teamwork. They also have the cooperation and modeling skills needed to solve the IT tasks of their
field of application, they are able to perform and coordinate research projects related to IT. They are
prepared to continue their studies at PhD level. 

The aim of the Master of Engineering in Computer Science is twofold. On the one hand, to train computer engineers who
capable of developing IT systems, IT applications (software) and IT
services, and on the other hand, have the skills to develop, design, implement and monitor
the theoretical knowledge required to complete a doctorate in computer science
schools to obtain a PhD degree.

The aim of the Master's degree in Computer Engineering is to train engineers who, having acquired a high level of scientific and specific technical knowledge in the field of informatics, are capable of designing new IT systems and tools, developing and integrating IT systems, carrying out and coordinating research and development tasks in the field of informatics, and continuing their studies in the framework of a PhD.