Mastering practical skills required for work with computing and control technology is their primary objective. In the computer science part of the programme, emphasis is placed on computing applications such as database systems, CAD/CAM systems, design, operation and administration of computer networks and telecommunications. The automation and control part focuses on state-of-the-art automation engineering tools including non-industrial automation and protection systems. In addition to the above-mentioned fields, students can acquire the basic skills needed for business and management.
Jobs abound in small companies as well in large corporations that develop software, sell computer programs, and computers, design regulation and control systems.