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Information and Communication Transport

The Information and Communication Transport programme is directed toward developing specialists who understand and apply communication technologies in modern transport systems. The programme covers all key elements of information, network and telecommunication systems.

Description

The Information and Communication Transport programme educates specialists in the field of information and communication technologies in transport. The programme provides fundamental and advanced engineering knowledge required for designing, analyzing and managing modern communication systems.

From undergraduate through graduate studies, students acquire broad knowledge in communication networks, signal processing, electronic communication ecosystems, digital networks, security, sensor technologies and application development.

About the Programme

The programme is designed to provide students with competencies for work in all segments of information and communication engineering in transport. Course schedules are prepared in accordance with modern technological trends and combine theoretical knowledge, laboratory work and project assignments.

Students are trained for teamwork, solving practical engineering problems and application of computing tools in designing and managing complex communication systems.

Knowledge and Skills

  • Analyze systems for information processing and transmission.
  • Solve moderately complex engineering problems.
  • Select and apply scientific methods and computational tools in communication systems design.
  • Operate laboratory equipment and interpret results.
  • Collaborate effectively in multidisciplinary project teams.

Successful Careers

Curriculum

The programme covers fundamental and advanced knowledge of telecommunications networks, digital communications, databases, IoT systems, network protocols and communication security. Transport applications, laboratory work, projects and practical experience integrate theory with real-world systems design.