I. Graduates of the program will work in the computing profession and actively engage in learning, understanding, and applying new ideas and technologies as the field evolves. 

II. Graduates will further develop their teamwork and communication skills while taking on leadership roles in larger projects and teams.

III. Those with an interest and aptitude for advanced studies in computing will have either completed or be actively pursuing graduate studies in the field.

• Lecture-seminars;
• Method of demonstration;
• News review;
• Practical work;
• Laboratory work;
• Presentations;
• Team work;
• Critical analysis;
• Literature review;
• Method of working on the book;
• Finding relevant material in electronic format or library;

Students who have not passed the English language exams or need to improve their language competences may choose English Language I (A1), English Language II (A2) and / or English Language III (B1 / 1) within the framework of Free Credits. Students who have not completed maths or passed less than 50% of the national exams and need to improve their math competencies may choose a pre-calculus within free credit.

To obtain a Bachelor's degree in Informatics, a student must earn 240 credits, which includes: 

126 ECTS core subjects, 
36 ECTS electives; 
6 ECTS from the university elective STEM block
12 ECTS from the university elective  Humanitarian-Social Block

The remaining 60 ECTS students can earn:
• ECTS of 60 credits in elective and / or free subjects in the informatics program;

(Minor student does not grant degrees, but the main specialty in combination with, increases the student's general competencies and / or the opportunity to acquire some basic knowledge, which is the main specialty of the work out on it for employment or education to the following cycle to continue the sectoral competents).
(students can use free credits to improve their English language skills)