Applied Informatics

The Department of Applied Informatics was established at the Kyrgyz State University of Construction, Transport, and Architecture (KGSUCTA) on February 24, 2001. For the first time, students were admitted to the specialty 650003 "Applied Informatics" in the 2001-2002 academic year based on the Russian State Standard, by order of the Ministry of Education and Culture of the Kyrgyz Republic No. 109/105 dated March 15, 2001. The license was obtained in 2004.

In 2022, the department merged with the Faculty of Information Technologies of the Kyrgyz State Technical University named after I. Razakov, and formed the Institute of Information Technologies.

Mission of the Department

Using the latest educational technologies and scientific achievements, the department aims to prepare highly qualified, competitive specialists in the field of applied informatics and software engineering. These specialists will be capable of analyzing, modeling, and solving applied problems related to the design, development, and operation of information systems and technologies, in line with the needs of society, the state, and business.

Development Plan of the Department of Applied Informatics for 2021–2025

At the Department of Applied Informatics (AI), bachelor’s, master’s, PhD doctoral students, and postgraduate students are trained in the following programs:

Bachelor’s Degree Programs:

- 710300 Applied Informatics (Goals and Learning Outcomes of the Bachelor’s Program) with the following profiles:

• Applied Informatics in Economics;

• Applied Informatics in Computer Design;

• Applied Informatics in Road Traffic Safety Management;

• Applied Informatics in Mining Engineering.;

 -710400  Software Engineering (Goals and Learning Outcomes of the Bachelor’s Program)  with the following profile:

• Development of Software and Information Systems.

Master’s Degree Programs:

• 710300 Applied Informatics (Goals and Learning Outcomes of the Master’s Program) with the master’s program:
  • Applied Informatics in Economics;
• 710400 Software Engineering (Goals and Learning Outcomes of the Master’s Program) with the profile:
  • Development of Software and Information Systems.

Fields and Profiles of Bachelor’s Degree Training at the Department

Fields and Master’s Programs for Master’s Degree Training

Field of Study for College Students

PhD – Doctoral program in the field 710100 Computer and Information Technologies under the educational program PhD Information Systems and Processes (Erasmus+ project, DERECKA).

Postgraduate studies (Aspirantura): in the specialty 05.13.16 - Application of Computing Technology, Mathematical Modeling and Mathematical Methods in Scientific Research (by fields of science).

College of Secondary Professional Education:

   710300 – Applied Informatics

• Applied Informatics in Economics

Department Staff

Currently, the department employs 22 staff members:1 Professor, 5 Associate Professors, 3 Acting Associate Professors, 10 Senior Lecturers, 3 Lecturers