Applied Mathematics, Fundamental Informatics and Programming
01.03.02 In English and Russian
Level of education Bachelor
Type of instruction Full-time
Duration 4 years
Programme description
- The bachelor's programme ‘Applied Mathematics, Fundamental Informatics and Programming’ trains students for professional activities in fields that combine knowledge of mathematics and informatics
- Fundamental theoretical knowledge and practical skills acquired by students in the learning process make it possible for graduates to successfully analyse, simulate and predict various processes and phenomena of physical world and public life. They can also develop tools and software products which solve set tasks
Main courses
- Geometry
- Differential Equations
- Introduction to Computer Technologies of Control Processes
- Mathematical Logic and Theory of Algorithms
- Computer Graphics
- Architecture of Computing Systems
- Data Bases and Network Technologies
- Introduction to Artificial Intelligence
- Artificial Intelligence
- Discrete Mathematics
- Client Technologies of Internet Application Development
- Logistics and Inventory Theory
- Algebra
- Classification and Clusterisation Algorithms
- Mathematical Modelling
Our advantages
- The programme offers a wide range of specialisations after distributing students over different departments ranging from: charged particle beam control to artificial satellite orbit optimisation; socio-economic modelling to energy systems modelling; and biomedical systems modelling to complex molecules of matter modelling
- The programme trains students to perform practical activities and apply methods of applied mathematics and computer technology. They will create, analyse and use mathematical models of processes and objects for solving problems of science, technology, economics and management
- The programme is interdisciplinary and continues the best traditions of the St Petersburg Mathematical School. An in-depth analysis of various problems in engineering, physics, economics, ecology and medicine is carried out along with the development of a strong mathematical approach to solving applied problems
- Students can have practical training at the IT clinic
International relations
- Ruprecht-Karls-Universität Heidelberg (Germany)
- Czech Technical University in Prague (the Czech Republic)
- Jilin University (China)
Career opportunities
Professions
- R&D engineer
- IT system technician
- Software developer
- IT project manager
- Systems Analyst
- Teacher (teaching activity in pre-school, primary general, basic general, secondary general education)