(in Polish) Informatyka i ekonometria, stacjonarne, pierwszego stopnia (IEDZ1_21)

possess maturity certificate, positive result of the enrolment procedure

Resolution No. 96/XI/XVI/2021 of the Senate of Bialystok University of Technology of 24 June 2021 on the establishment of study programmes for programmes starting from the academic year 2021/2022 at Bialystok University of Technology

Learning outcomes for the first-cycle programme Computer science and econometrics, practical profile
Reference to the Polish Qualifications Framework (PQF) and the reference to the engineering competences

Symbol of the learning outcome - Description of learning outcomes; The graduate - Reference to the second stage level descriptors of the PQF - Reference to the engineering competences

KNOWLEDGE
K_W01 - concepts in mathematics including: algebra, analysis, logic, set theory, discrete mathematics, probability calculus, statistics and elements of applied mathematics. Knows mathematical and numerical methods useful for formulating and solving problems in the field of computer science, applications in economics and finance - P6S_WG
K_W02 - has advanced knowledge of the structure and principle of operation of the computer system and individual components at the level of the software model and operating systems - P6S_WG
K_W03 - has in-depth knowledge of selected programming paradigms (especially imperative, structured, object-oriented, and declarative) and the programming languages that implement them - P6S_WG
K_W04 - concepts related to algorithms, data structures, and artificial intelligence methods, as well as their applications in solving engineering and scientific problems. P6S_WG
K_W05 - principles of specifying, designing, developing, maintaining, and testing general-purpose IT systems and their components. Knows software engineering tools, techniques, selected patterns, architectures, best practices, and development trends. P6S_WG
K_W06 - principles of designing and using relational databases and extracting information from them - P6S_WG
K_W07 - principles of data transmission and computer networks. Has knowledge of network and computer system security - P6S_WG
K_W08 - techniques for developing advanced network (including web) and mobile applications - P6S_WG
K_W09 - concepts of data acquisition, representation, processing and visualization using various methods, including artificial intelligence - P6S_WG
K_W10 - principles of creating, running and developing business (also individual), including IT ventures. Knows basic principles of quality management for products and services - P6S_WK
K_W11 - social, economic, legal and other non-technical conditions of professional activity. Knows fundamental dilemmas of contemporary civilisation - P6S_WK
K_W12 - knows basic terms and principles concerning protection of industrial property and copyright. Knows the principles of using patent information resources - P6S_WK
K_W13 - advanced methods and practical applications of modelling and interpreting basic economic categories and processes - P6S_WG
K_W14 - market structures and operations, including financial markets, and understands market behaviours of investors, consumers, and producers of goods and services - P6S_WG
K_W15 - legal and organisational norms and rules regarding economic structures and institutions, as well as their governing principles and methods of operation - P6S_WK
K_W16 - technical norms and standards, especially those related to computer science - P6S_WG

SKILLS
K_U01 - analyze and solve problems formulated in the language of mathematics, which are applicable in computer science, econometrics and finance - P6S_UW
K_U02 - use the known analytical and numerical methods, experimental and simulation techniques in design, creation and analysis of IT systems - P6S_UW
K_U03 - design a program that solves a given problem, optimising for time and memory efficiency, as well as implement and test it. Is able to select appropriate algorithms and data structures for a given programming problem. Can estimate computational costs of the presented solution - P6S_UW
K_U04 - program computer systems using high-level programming languages, utilising system mechanisms and resources - P6S_UW
K_U05 - independently and in a team: specify, design, implement and test IT systems and their components meeting user requirements, selecting the appropriate tools - P6S_UW
K_U06 - in accordance with the specification, design and implement a database, including a relational one, and use its resources in IT systems. Can do basic database administration - P6S_UW
K_U07 - build simple computer networks, implement basic security measures, and perform basic administrative tasks - P6S_UW
K_U08 - in accordance with the specification, design and implement network (including web) and mobile applications - P6S_UW
K_U09 - acquire, process and visualise data, selecting appropriate methods based on critical evaluation - P6S_UW
K_U10 - design and develop interfaces of IT systems and their components - P6S_UW
K_U11 - work individually and in a team, taking on different roles within it. Can plan the work by identifying and defining tasks and verifies its execution - P6S_UO
K_U12 - communicate and debate in Polish and a foreign language (at B2 level of the CEFR), both with IT specialists and people without IT knowledge, using the latest ICT techniques, for IT system specification, design, implementation, testing, deployment, and analysis - P6S_UK
K_U13 - present technical topics related to IT and its applications in an accessible manner, even to non-engineering audiences, using the latest ICT techniques, considering diverse viewpoints - P6S_UK
K_U14 - plan and organize the work of an IT specialist understanding occupational health and safety rules related to this work - P6S_UW
K_U15 - conduct quantitative and qualitative economic and financial analyses, even in unpredictable conditions, using relevant sources - P6S_UW
K_U16 - build and verify econometric models, perform econometric analysis of the financial market and enterprise activities, assess investment opportunities, develop decision-making plans and make adjustments - P6S_UW
K_U17 - correctly classifies economic events based on accounting and tax law, assessing their impact on a business’s financial situation - P6S_UW
K_U18 - use technical and engineering norms and standards, in a professional environment especially related to IT, including the IT systems maintenance - P6S_UW
K_U19 - solve practical tasks and apply technologies relevant to computer science and econometrics, gained in an environment of professional engineering activity - P6S_UW
K_U20 - engage in lifelong learning to enhance professional and personal competencies - P6S_UU
K_U21 - recognise the importance of non-technical aspects and impacts of engineering activities, including environmental considerations - P6S_UW

SOCIAL COMPETENCE
K_K01 - formulating and communicating achievements in computer science and other aspects of IT specialists' activity to the public, including through mass media. Undertakes efforts to communicate such information and opinions in an accessible manner - P6S_KO
K_K02 - thinking and acting in an entrepreneurial way - P6S_KO
K_K03 - performing professional roles responsibly, upholding the ethics and traditions of the IT profession, acting ethically and professionally, and expecting the same from others - P6S_KR
K_K04 - set priorities, identify and solve dilemmas related to the completion of a task defined by oneself or others, using the latest achievements of science and expert opinions - P6S_KK
K_K05 - taking responsibility for decisions made - P6S_KR

Meaning of symbols:
K - learning outcomes for the field of study Computer science and econometrics
W – category of knowledge
U – category of skills
K – category of social competence
01, 02, 03... - number of learning outcome
Description of symbols according to the Polish Qualifications Framework (pursuant to the Act of 22 December 2015 on the Integrated Qualifications System):
P6S - learning outcomes for first cycle studies according to the Polish Qualifications Framework (qualifications obtained typical for higher education (second stage descriptors) - LEVEL 6, general academic profile);
P = PQF level (1...8)
S - level descriptor typical for higher education
W - knowledge (the graduate knows and understands):
G = depth and scope, K = context;
U - skills (the graduate can):
W = applying knowledge; K = communicating; O = organising work; U = learning;
K - social competence (the graduate is ready to):
K = critical evaluation; O = responsibility; R = professional role