Programs

A highly dynamic development is one of the features of IT. Every few years, entire concepts change, and the interval is becoming shorter from day to day. This is why institutions engaged in educating IT experts are expected to constantly enhance and adjust education programs to the development of Information Technology and the newly issued syllabuses of IT associations; this is precisely what we are doing at ITS.

In the ITS curriculum, we have included global computer science education standards, implemented top-quality programs and incorporated our founders’ experience after years of working in IT education.

Choose one of the 4 current IT educational programs:

Information Systems
– learn how to manage business systems and lead projects

At the Information Systems program you will acquire knowledge and skills related to business system organization, business computer applications, electronic business, management, macroeconomics, HR management, management and business information systems, quality management, business communication and negotiation, project management, financial management, globalization and entrepreneurship.

The end goal of an academic program designed in such a manner are highly educated individuals who, upon graduating, will be able to join companies of various scale and operations that require experts in business system organization.

Information Technology
– become a highly-paid software engineer

The Information Technology program will prepare you for the entire process of software design, development and implementation. It encompasses the initial analysis, planning and design, coding, testing, installation and maintenance of software at the location of its use.

The program includes working on projects in order to independently develop software solutions. Learn about algorithmic modelling, object-oriented principles, data structures, web programming, databases and query languages, app interface design, software testing and maintenance, elements of data and computer system security and protection.

Computer Multimedia
– turn your talent into a well-paid new media designer job

The Computer Multimedia program will prepare you for creative work through the use of computers and the latest design programs. The program encompasses graphics design, visual communication, multimedia, interactivity, production and dynamic visual principles, drawing, as well as theory and the history of art and design. You will master advanced methods and techniques related to the processing of digital images, sound, video, techniques of illustrating, animating and composing interactive multimedia content.

Electronic Business
– design and manage a business on the global market

At the Electronic Business program, you will acquire the knowledge and skills related to electronic business, electronic administration, electronic commerce, payment systems in electronic business, Internet marketing techniques, business information systems, management and information technology.

The program is designed so as to enable students to acquire specialized knowledge and skills in modern business, as well as technical knowledge in the domain of programming tools and databases.

The end goal of an academic program designed in such a manner are highly educated individuals who, upon graduating, will be able to join companies of various scale and operations that require experts in electronic business.

Globally accepted standards

Of all the globally accepted standards in computer science education included in the ITS curriculum, one that stands out is CC2008 (Computing Curricula 2008), a standard developed in the USA by the best-known IT associations in the world, such as IEEE-CS (Institute for Electrical and Electronic Engineers – Computer Society) and ACM (Association for Computing Machinery). This standard takes into account the dynamic and constant trend of development and change in IT, new market requirements and society needs from the aspect of planned economic development. The following educational programs, among others, have been included in the ITS curriculum: