Theoretical Principles of Informatics

Study programs

Teaching information

Teachers

vedúci záverečnej práce

Schedule

Learning outcomes

Acquiring knowledge on theoretical principles of informatics sciences and to exercise self-contained working with scientific information sources. The subject structure will be negotiated individually with respect to scientific domain to be explored.

Course outline

- Selected parts of discrete mathematics: graph theory, discrete optimization, fractal and chaos theory. - Cryptography and abstract models of information and information systems safety . - Quantum informatics. - Models of computations, theory of sequential and paralel algorithms (programs), complexity models and measures. - Knowledge representations. - Formal specifications of systems: process algebras, algorithmic algebras, Petri Nets, cathegorial algebras, B AMN etc.

Completion conditions

Assessment and completion of the course: Credit test Continuous assessment: elaboration and presentation of an essay on the subject chosen Final assessment: Student passes the final assessment and passes the examination when he or she meets the requirement to obtain at least 1u out of 1u. elaboration of a final seminar work Overall assessment: Overall assessment is the sum of the assessments obtained by students in the assessment period. The overall result is determined in accordance with the internal regulations of the Technical University in Košice. (Study Regulations, the internal regulation principles of doctoral studies)

Recommended literature

Odporúčanie na základné bibliografické zdroje z príslušnej vednej oblasti dostane doktorand odporúčanie buď od školiteľa predmetu alebo vedúceho seminára alebo vedúceho dizertačnej práce. Hlavným zdrojom informácií budú články z časopisov a konferenčné príspevky z vybranej oblasti prezentované na významných vedeckých fórach na Slovensku alebo v zahraničí.

Notes

The subject is completed individually, usually under the guidance of a supervisor. Planned learning activities: consultations, laboratory work, project workFull-time study: direct contact (10 hours/week): 130 hours, indirect contact: 370 hours, total number: 500 hoursPart-time study: direct contact (130 hours/semester): 130 hours, indirect contact: 370 hours, total number: 500 hours