Magister inženir/magistrica inženirka računalništva in informacijskih tehnologij

The qualification holder is qualified to:

(general competences)

• think analytically and break down complex problems and situations,
• understand technical, technological and developmental problems,
• participate in project teams with creative contributions and well-argued positions from the profession,
• be technically critical and responsible, and demonstrate initiative and independence in decisions regarding and cooperation in major development or entrepreneurial projects,
• understand methodologies, methods and techniques used in development and technological-manufacturing projects, and be able to link and enhance them,
• follow the current state of technology and constantly update associated knowledge,
• master development approaches and introduce technical and technological improvements, devices and services, and master the associated patent engineering,
• analyse and synthesise complex solutions and development or technological-manufacturing projects, and implement, control and manage those solutions, and
• possess the technical, theoretical and empirical basis to continue studies at the third cycle or doctoral level, and for inclusion in scientific research work, primarily in all computer and information science fields.

(subject-specific competences)

• possess broad understanding of computer and information technologies that further enhance the seven compulsory subjects in the first and second semesters of study: Algorithms, Principles of Programming Languages and Development of Programming Systems, Web Technologies with Multimedia, Basics of Intelligent Methods and Computer Processing of Signals and Images,
• possess in-depth understanding of computer systems, their architectures, virtualisation, advanced operating systems, the web, and intelligent services and communication structures,
• enhance knowledge in the fields of modelling, and mathematical-analytical, statistical and optimisation bases for computer solutions,
• master the development and quality of software solutions, mobile and ubiquitous computing, the principles of information systems, application servers and the field of security and protection,
• demonstrate understanding of and the ability to develop and provide components that add a great deal of value-added to the broad segment of computer supported products, and
• perform key management tasks in technological-manufacturing and development projects, and possess the capacity to continue studies at the third cycle or doctoral level.