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 information systems, CAD/CAM systems, computer graphics, 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.
The graduates will find jobs in design and information system development companies, companies developing software products, selling programs and computers. Next they may find profitable jobs at organisations in various areas of human activities as experts in building and operating information systems and systems supporting design, manufacture, marketing and economic administration. The may, for example, work as analysts, system programmers, computer network and information system administrators.