Applied Informatics Technologies. Information Expert Systems

Programme description

The academic programme "Applied Informatics Technologies. Information Expert Systems" is designed to train master’s students who will be engaged in practical activities in the field of: the theory and methods of digital synthesis and signal processing; physical and mathematical models of processes in matter; and applied diagnostic tasks
Such tasks can most effectively be solved by creating information expert systems to collect, process, analyse and examine information and control processes of different physical nature. Special attention is paid to the computer implementation of the resulting solutions through high-performance computing
The programme "Applied Information Technology. Information Expert Systems" provides a wealth of fundamental and specific knowledge in a variety of fields of applied mathematics and informatics. Graduates of the programme are capable of applying their knowledge and skills in many areas of fundamentals science and state-of-the-art technology, including: solid state physics; surface and interface physics; biophysics; physical optics; materials science; and micro- and nanoelectronics

Main courses

Operations Research Methods and Models
Modern Philosophy and Methodology of Science. Supplementary Chapters of Mathematical Analysis and Dynamical System Analysis
UNIX Operating System
Data Processing by Statistical Methods
Technologies of Parallel Programming in Scientific Research
Digital Image Processing Techniques
Applied Problems of Continuum Mechanics
Discrete and Probabilistic Models
Digital Culture: Technology and Security (eLearning)
Computer Modelling of Nanostructures
Applied Problems of Vacuum Nanoelectronics
Analysis of the Stability of Numerical Methods for Solving Nonlinear Problems
Modern High-Performance Computing Technologies in Fundamental Research
Fundamentals of Information Expert Systems
Monte-Carlo Methods and Their Application
Security of Global Network Technologies
Methods of Computer Modelling
Modelling Information and Expert Systems
Mathematical Modelling of Structural Materials
Artificial Intelligence Systems
Information Transmission and Processing Systems

Our advantages

The academic programme ‘Applied Informatics Technologies. Information Expert Systems’ is designed to train master’s students who will be engaged in practical activities. They will apply mathematical methods, computer technology, and information expert systems in various fields of applied mathematics and computer science. Special attention is paid to the challenges of applied information technologies for technical objects, production processes and socio-economic systems
The academic programme is aimed at training specialists in the field of research, analytical, design, developmental, innovation, production, and managerial activities
The academic programme provides up-to-date and relevant knowledge and skills in practical application of mathematical methods, computer technology and information expert systems

Main areas of research

Nonlinear theory of elasticity and viscoelasticity
Systems of seismic and vibration isolation of construction sites
Modelling information and expert systems
Systems for testing solid-state structures based on electron beams and exposure to an electromagnetic field
Mathematical modelling of gas transmission through offshore pipelines
Analysis of approaches to solving a Stefan problem in the study of glaciation of offshore gas pipelines
Research in artificial systems used in cardiovascular surgery
Prosthetics of the upper and lower extremities
Simulation of multi-electrode emission systems
Analysis and development of electronic emission devices
Computer simulation of the effectiveness of drugs
Design of connections with specified electrical conductivity, catalytic, emission and other properties

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