Subject · Information technologies
Fundamentals of information technologies
About this subject
Credits
8
Workload
4hours
Semester
Autumn
Academic year
1
Description
The subject "fundamentals of information technologies" aims to teach the basic concepts, architecture and application areas of modern computer systems and IT to students studying information technologies (it). within the subject, students get acquainted with topics such as computer architecture, number systems, operating systems, basic application software, database systems, computer networks, internet, web, cloud technologies, information security and artificial intelligence. also, students gain practical skills with software widely used in the field of engineering, learn how information technologies are applied in solving engineering problems.
Course learning outcomes
CLO 1: Explains the basic concepts of information technologies, development stages and areas of application.
CLO 2: Distinguishes the main hardware and software components of a computer system and describes their functions.
CLO 3: Explains the purpose and basic capabilities of operating systems, performs user-level operations.
CLO 4: It explains the basic principles of computer networks and internet technologies.
CLO 5: Effectively uses e-mail, cloud services and other digital communication tools.
CLO 6: Performs basic business operations with word processors, spreadsheets, and presentation programs.
CLO 7: It explains the basic principles of data storage, processing and management.
CLO 8: Adheres to basic information security, privacy and cyber security guidelines.
CLO 9: It evaluates the impact of modern information technologies on society, education and professional activity.
CLO 10: Searches, selects, analyzes and ethically uses digital data from various sources.