Saliev Alisher Borubaevich

KSTU named after I. Razzakov Боковое меню Institutions Institute of Information Technology Software for computer systems Staff of the department Saliev Alisher Borubaevich

Saliev Alisher Borubaevich
Head of department

Doctor of Physics and Mathematics sciences, professor, head of the "Software for computer systems" Department in KSTU named after I. Razzakov.

Education

• 1968-1973 - Study at the Faculty of Mathematics and Mechanics of the Leningrad State University (Leningrad, Russia). Engineer in the direction of mathematics and mechanics.
• 1975-1978 - Full-time postgraduate department at the Academy of Sciences of Kirg. SSR in the direction of solid mechanics
• 1996 - Defense of a doctoral dissertation in the field of mathematical modeling of plastic deformations (Cheboksary, RF).
• 1987 - PhD thesis defense on a discrete model of an elastic body, the initiation and development of cracks in brittle fracture (Dnepropetrovsk, Ukraine).

Social work

• Since 2001 - member of the Uch. FIT Council,
• 2012-2017 member of the Uch. Council of KSTU. I. Razzakova.
• Since 1996 - Member of dissertation councils for the awarding of scientific degrees of doctor and candidate of physical, mathematical and technical sciences at KSTU. I.Razzakov, Institute of Physics and Mechanics of Rocks of the National Academy of Sciences of the Kyrgyz Republic, Kyrgyz-Russian (Slavonic) University, Academy of Education of the Kyrgyz Republic.
• 1995-2000 – Scientific Secretary of the Expert Council of the NAC KR on physical and mathematical, technical and mining and geological sciences.

Academic degree and title

• Doctor of Physical and Mathematical Sciences since 1997.
• Candidate of Physics and Mathematics Sciences since 1987

Scientific works

Over 60 published scientific articles

Research in the field:

• Development of a methodology for building a qualification framework on the example of the IT-sphere.
• Mathematical modeling of elastic-plastic deformations and fracture of brittle bodies.
• Application of computer technologies in solving problems of mechanics and computational mathematics.

Courses taught:

In the period from 2000 -

• Software design and security.
• Theory of decision making.
• Theory of systems and system analysis.
• Game theory and information protection.
• Basic information security algorithms.
• Cryptographic methods of information protection.
• Mathematical foundations of cryptography.
• Methods and means of information protection.
• Operations research.
• Mathematical logic and theory of algorithms.
• Discrete Math.
• Elements of numerical analysis.
• Computational Mathematics.
• Probability theory and mathematical statistics.