Professor, Doctor of Physical and Mathematical Sciences.
Muraliyev A.M. graduated in 1973 from Kyrgyz State University with a degree in Applied Mathematics.
He has been working at KSTU since 2022, and since 2013 has been serving at the Department of “OBIS” as Associate Professor and Professor.
He teaches the following courses: Mathematical Logic and Theory of Algorithms and Probability Theory and Mathematical Statistics for bachelor’s students, as well as Mathematical Modeling of Technical Objects and Control Systems and Methodology of Scientific Research for master’s students.
He is engaged in developing mathematical models of seismic processes occurring in the Earth’s crust of Kyrgyzstan. Based on the results of his research, he has published 3 monographs, more than 50 scientific articles, and conference abstracts in national and leading international journals.
During his tenure at I. Razzakov KSTU, he has developed course syllabi and prepared teaching and methodological complexes for the disciplines Mathematical Logic and Theory of Algorithms and Probability Theory and Mathematical Statistics. He delivers lectures and conducts practical classes in these disciplines at a high methodological level, combining teaching with methodological work.
He has developed and published methodological guidelines, including: guidelines for independent work in the course Technology for Building Secure Automated Systems and guidelines for completing course projects in the course Design of Secure Automated Systems for students majoring in 590100 Information Security.
