Applied Mathematics & Informatics
Bachelor's
Program name
Degree
Applied Mathematics and Informatics
Program length
4 year
ECTS
240
Pre-requisites
English Language
Program description
Informatics is the study of the structure, behavior, and interactions of natural and engineered computational systems. Informatics studies the representation, processing, and communication of information in natural and engineered systems. It has computational, cognitive and social aspects. The central notion is the transformation of information - whether by computation or communication, whether by organisms or artifacts.
Mathematics is classified with both the humanities and the sciences. Its position among the humanities is based on the study of mathematics as one of the liberal arts for more than two thousand years. Still an expanding subject, mathematics offers more new and challenging frontiers than at any time in its long history - with many new fields, requiring new techniques and ideas for exploration.
The department of applied mathematics and informatics offers a four-year undergraduate major program with bachelor degree that has emphasis on learning programming languages, studying algorithms and data structures; using the software and hardware means of computer science and mathematical software; studying mathematical logic and other fields.
Our mission, as the department of applied mathematics and informatics, is to provide quality education not only in informatics but also in applied mathematics. Especially in information technology, software programming, mathematical modeling and simulation and related fields to expand knowledge in these fields.
Although job opportunities have varied with the changes in the national economy, in recent years graduating informatics applied mathematics majors have obtained employment in a variety of jobs in business, industry, IT and programming agencies and also have obtained teaching positions at the high school level. Others have continued their educations at the graduate level in mathematics and other fields in Kyrgyzstan and abroad as well.
Compulsory & elective modules (courses)
Semester 1
Calculus I |
Linear Algebra I |
Discrete Mathematics I |
Introduction to Programming (Python) |
Analytic Geometry |
Physical Culture I |
English Language I |
Turkish Language I |
Kyrgyz Language&Literature I |
Russian Language I |
Semester 2
Calculus II |
Linear Algebra II |
Discrete Mathematics II |
Object Oriented Programming (Python) |
Web Technologies |
Physical Culture II |
English Language II |
Turkish Language II |
Kyrgyz Language&Literature II |
Semester 3
Advanced Calculus I |
Differential Equations I |
Applied Math.Software (Matlab) |
Web Programming (Python) |
Database |
Physical Culture III |
English Language III |
Turkish Language III |
Manas Taanu |
Semester 4
Advanced Calculus II |
Differential Equations II |
Scientific Programming (Python, Excel) |
General Physics |
History of Kyrgyzstan |
Physical Culture IV |
English Language IV |
Turkish Language IV |
Geography of Kyrgyzstan Pedagogical Internship |
Semester 5
Numerical Methods & Analysis |
Probability and Statistics I |
Equations of Mathematical Physics I |
Abstract Algebra |
Languages&Methods of Prog-ing (Java) I |
Computer Networks |
Introduction to Mathematical Economics |
Algorithms & Data Structures |
Philosophy |
Semester 6
Applications of Numerical Methods (Matlab) |
Probability and Statistics II |
Equations of Mathematical Physics II |
Complex Analysis |
Languages&Methods of Prog-ing (Java) II |
Econometrics |
Artificial Intelligence and Neural Networks |
Industrial Internship |
Semester 7
Optimization Methods |
Information Security & Cryptology |
Computation Theory |
Introduction to Data Science |
Computer Architecture |
Computer Graphics |
Number Theory |
Operating Systems |
Research Methods |
Semester 8
Functional Analysis |
Game Theory and Operation Research |
Big Data |
Life Safety |
Prequalification Internship |
State Examinations (incl. Thesis) |
Employablility
Where can graduates work?
Graduated Students can apply to …:
- Computer information and software firms
- Banks, Auditing Companies
- Financial service and investment management firms
- Data Analyzing Firms
- Statistical Associations
- Actuary Firms
- Graduate Programs in Mathematics or Applied Mathematics
- Academic institutions and research institutes
- Educational Institutions
Some of our graduated students are working…:
- in Adobe Systems Incorporated
- in Software companies
- in Web-Designing companies
- in Educational institutions
- in several banks in Universities
Student Profile
Age average: 21
Males: 58 %
Females: 42 %
International students: 4 %
Languages of instruction: English
Program Coordinator
Name surname: I. Muslu
E-mail address: isa.muslu@iaau.edu.kg