Acquired knowledge and skills, specifics of training:
Information modeling technologies in the construction industry (BIM) are the basis of its digitalization. This is a new approach in which the entire process of design, construction and operation of facilities is transferred to a single information space, which allows you to centrally manage all changes, avoid many errors and save resources.
When studying the program specializations 09.03.02 "Information systems and technologies", students obtain basic knowledge in the field of mathematics and construction and in-depth knowledge in the field of programming and working with software within the framework of BIM technology.
Students master modern programming languages and technologies (desktop development, web development, system programming), building information modeling (BIM) tools, and database tools.
Students are given basic knowledge in mathematics and construction and advanced knowledge in IT: programming and working with software in the field of computer modeling and design, including within the BIM technology.
Studied profile disciplines:
- Fundamentals of cybernetics and graph theory
- Algorithms and algorithmic languages
- Electronics
- Numerical methods
- Engineering mechanics
- Theory of algorithms
- Intelligent systems and neural networks
- Information systems administration
- Mathematical analysis
- Differential equations
- Probability theory and mathematical statistics
- Computer and mathematical modeling
- Probabilistic and simulation modeling
- Architectural and construction structures
- Construction organization
- Software development
- System programming
- Supercomputers and parallel data processing
- Databases
- Big data analysis
- Information security and information protection
- FEM-based software packages
- Technologies for developing TIM models
- Information modeling of architectural solutions
- Information modeling in design problems
- Information modeling of engineering systems
- Estimating based on TIM
- Operating systems and networks
- Internet programming
- Geoinformation systems
- Programming in graphic packages
- Software testing
- Development of mobile applications
- Fundamentals of computer technologies in decision-making
- Cryptography
- Fundamentals of TIM management
- Corporate information systems
Graduates of this specialization can work as:
- BIM manager, BIM coordinator;
- BIM programmer;
- building information modeling specialist;
- 3D modeler;
- developer-programmer (C++, Python, Java);
- Web programmer (frontend, Backend, full stack);
- systems programmer;
- information systems developer;
- database developer;
- database administrator;
- information systems architect;
- software architect.