Electronics and Infocommunication Technologies

DEPARTMENT "Electronics and Infocommunication Technologies"

The changes taking place in the modern system of higher education, the reform of the organizational and economic mechanisms of the functioning of higher education and the increasing competition in the education market have led to the need to expand educational services at the university. The administration of the Institute of Electronics and Telecommunications and the administration of KSTU named after. I. Razzakov, the department of “Infocommunication Technologies” was given the task of comprehensively transforming its activities in order to increase sustainability, profitability, and competitiveness.

To solve this problem, the department team has done significant work related to the preparation of documentation for conducting a licensing examination for the right to conduct educational activities in the areas 690300 – Infocommunication technologies and communication systems (profiles “Mobile communication and radio access systems”, “Communication networks and switching systems” ", "Digital television and sound broadcasting" and "Internet of things and telecommunication systems") and 690200 - "Radio engineering" (profile "Radio Engineering") with the possibility of assigning qualifications upon completion of education - bachelor and master.

The objectives of the Department of Infocommunication Technologies are:

- take a leading position in the republic in training personnel in the areas 690300 - Infocommunication technologies and communication systems and 690200 - “ Radio engineering;

- to achieve a high level of quality of higher education that meets the needs of the labor market, the tasks of industrial and innovative development of the country, the individual and corresponds to the best world practices in the field of education;

-training of highly qualified scientific and scientific-pedagogical personnel;

-ensure close international cooperation in the field of professional training and scientific research.

-make a certain contribution to the development of the domestic system of higher and postgraduate education in the field of engineering and technology;

-focus on national, international traditions and needs in the field of higher education;

-actively participate in the implementation of international agreements and memorandums.

DEPARTMENT OF ELECTRONICS AND INFORMATION COMMUNICATION TECHNOLOGIES

Educational objectives of the department.

To be the leading scientific and educational department at KSTU named after I. Razzakov, providing research and advanced knowledge, training personnel for the development of priority industries in the fields of communications and electronics.

List of educational programs (fields, profiles, OOP);

Field 690200 – Radio Engineering

• Profile “Radio Engineering” (bachelor's degree);

• Profile “Radio Informatics” (bachelor's degree);

• Profile “Electronics and Intelligent Systems” (bachelor's degree);

• Program “Radio Engineering Systems” (Master's degree)

• Program “Intelligent Electronics” (Master's degree)

Field 690300 – Information and Communication Technologies and Communication Systems

• Profile «Mobile Communication Networks and Systems» (Bachelor's degree)

• Profile: «Communication Networks and Systems» (Bachelor's degree)

• Profile: «Internet of Things and Telecommunication Systems» (Bachelor's degree)

• Profile: «Information and Communication Technologies and Communication Systems»

• Mobile: «Communication and Radio Access Systems program» (Master's degree)

Brief history

By the end of the 1960s, electronics in the form of devices and methods began to rapidly penetrate various fields of science and technology, ensuring increased efficiency in production and scientific research. This required appropriate training of engineering personnel graduating from the Faculty of Physics and Mathematics. In this regard, in 1968, a department called “Electronics and Computer Engineering” was established. In 1976, the departments of “Automated Control Systems and Radio Electronics” and “Radio Electronics” were created on the basis of the “Electronics and Computer Engineering” department. The Radio Electronics Department remained a general engineering department for 11 years, whose task was to provide teaching of the basics of electronics to students of non-electrical engineering faculties, as well as radio engineering disciplines at the energy faculty.

Due to the republic's great need for radio engineers, in 1987 the department began offering a degree in T.25.308. “Design and Technology of Radio-Electronic Devices.” Since 1996, the department has been called “Radio Electronics and Telecommunications.”

Since 1993, the department has been training personnel in the fields of T-25. “Radio Electronics” and T.04. “Telecommunications” in the specialties T.25.308 “Design and Technology of Radio-Electronic Means,” T-04.309 “Radio Communications, Radio Broadcasting, and Television,” and T.04.311 “Communication Networks and Systems.” In 2000, the department was divided into two departments - Telecommunications and Radio Electronics, which became part of a new independent division of KSTU - the Telecommunications Department.

Since 2003, the department has been training highly qualified specialists in the following specialties: 552501.01 “Radio Engineering,” 550401.02 “Radio Communications, Radio Broadcasting, and Television,” and 550401.05 “Means of Communication with Mobile Objects.”

In 2011, the Telecommunications Department was transformed into the Institute of Electronics and Telecommunications, and the Radio Electronics Department, which is part of this institute, began training bachelors and masters in the fields of “Mobile Communication and Radio Access Systems” and “Digital Television and Sound Broadcasting” in the field of 690300 - “Infocommunication Technologies and Communication Systems” and “Radio Engineering” in the field of 690200 - “Radio Engineering.”

In September 2022, in order to consolidate the university's structural divisions, the two departments of Radio Electronics and Telecommunications were merged into one: Information and Communication Technologies. Currently, the department is called Electronics and Information and Communication Technologies and trains bachelors and masters in the fields of 690300 - Information and Communication Technologies and Communication Systems and 690200 - Radio Engineering.

The department was headed by:

1968–1980 – Associate Professor, Candidate of Technical Sciences Osmonov M.K.

1980–1983 – Associate Professor, Candidate of Technical Sciences Akkaziev I.A

1983-1988 - Associate Professor, Candidate of Technical Sciences Bazarbaeva T.G.

1989-1993 - Associate Professor, Candidate of Technical Sciences Ismailov B.I.

1993–1996 – Associate Professor, Candidate of Technical Sciences Sadykov K.S.

1996–2000 – Associate Professor, Candidate of Technical Sciences Zhumabaev M.M.

2000–2003 – Associate Professor, Doctor of Technical Sciences Sagymbaev A.A.

2003–2004 – Senior Lecturer Tokonov A.T.

2004–2014 – Associate Professor, Candidate of Technical Sciences Karimov B.T.

Since 2014 – Associate Professor, Candidate of Technical Sciences Karmyshakov A.K.