Managerial Informatics

After successfully completing his/her studies the graduate is able to:

• independently solve tasks using theoretical knowledge and practical skills from the fields of informatics, economics, and management;
• conceive and manage primarily small and medium-sized enterprises and organizations;
• analyze, design, implement, and operate information and communication systems in close connection with computing systems and computer networks;
• design concepts and apply methods corresponding to the current state of knowledge in the fields of informatics, economics, and management;
• manage specialized companies engaged in design, consulting, and sales activities in the fields of computing, office, and information technology and software;
• define and handle the solutions of complex tasks and formulate conclusions and decisions based on incomplete or limited information;
• design large-scale information systems and manage projects for their development and implementation;
• design and manage project teams;
• carry out expert or scientific research activities;
• interpret data from their field that reflect relevant scientific, professional, and ethical issues to both specialists and the general public;
• communicate in a global language - English.