Applied Informatics - Bachelor's studies in English Apply 

A unique connection of Informatics and issues concerning management, economics, finances and accounting

The main objective of this study program is to deliver IT knowledge and specific skills needed for effective information systems management in a fast changing world. This field of study focuses on theoretical principles of computer science, algorithms, computer programming, database systems and operating systems. The program has also been prepared to provide students with knowledge about micro and macroeconomics, management, business, corporate finance and other related issues. During the lectures students will be introduced to theoretical and practical aspects of IT projects management, implementation and teamwork.

Profile of a graduate:

• Understands the economic reality and is able to design, implement, administer and analyse IT systems for business, research and development, as well as design IT systems software;
• Is able to work in the field of AI and data science systems;
• Has skills and knowledge necessary to manage IT teams.

Program of study:

Semester I

• Computer Programming 1
• Computer System Architecture
• Electronic Data Interchange
• Introduction to Mathematics
• Organisation and Management
• Theoretical Foundations of Computer Science
• Physical Education
• English Language
• Foreign Language / Polish for Foreigners

Semester II

• Best Practices in Software Development
• Computer Programming 2
• Economics
• Introduction to Information Systems
• Mathematical Analysis and Linear Algebra
• Probability and Statistics
• Physical Education
• English Language
• Foreign Language / Polish for Foreigners

Semester III

• Computer Programming 3
• E-business
• Economics and Corporate Finance
• Information Systems Analysis and Design
• Introduction to Database Systems
• Numerical Methods
• Operating Systems
• English Language
• Foreign Language / Polish for Foreigners

Semester IV

• Accounting
• Business Law
• Computer Networks
• Computer Programming 4
• Contemporary Trends in Computer Science
• English Language
• Foreign Language / Polish for Foreigners
• Internship

Semester V

• Computer Programming 5
• Computer System Administration
• Concurrent and Distributed Programming
• Elective Course I
• IT Project Management
• Knowledge Management
• Object-Oriented Analysis and Design
• Seminar

Semester VI

• Data Mining
• Elective Course II
• Elective course III
• Enterprise Systems
• Information System Security
• Occupational Safety and Health and Ergonomics
• Seminar

Program of studies with course descriptions

Dedicated language groups for students studying all programmes in English:

First  language - obligatory English - level B2 or C1;

Second obligatory language: Spanish, German - level A1 or B1 or Polish - only level A1.