V rámci specializace se zaměříte na využití superpočítačových technologií v oblasti vysoce náročných výpočtů ve fyzikálním modelování, biologii, chemii, medicíně, umělé inteligenci či ekonomii. Naučíte se popisovat složité systémy pomocí matematického aparátu, porozumíte numerickým metodám a jejich vlastnostem, stanete se experty v oblasti návrhu, implementace, optimalizace a testování programů s ohledem na výkon a spotřebu. Získáte praktické zkušenosti s vývojem aplikací na špičkových superpočítačích založených na kombinaci klasických procesorů, grafických karet či FPGA akcelerátorů.
Information technology moves the world
79%
students gain practical experience
98%
students successfully pass the State Final Examination
99%
graduates find work in the month
40 938 Kč
is the average starting salary for graduates
These courses are the bare minimum of what you should know if you want to specialize in this field. Therefore, they are mandatory in this specialization. However, we also offer a number of other subjects relevant to your area of interest or suitably supplementing and expanding it. You can enroll in the optional courses.
Doc. Ing.
Ph.D.
Teaches Computation Systems Architectures providing detailed information on the modern processor architectures and their efficient programming. You can also meet him in Practical Parallel Programming and Parallel computing on GPUs. These courses introduce the area of high performance computing, artificial intelligence and data mining on top supercomputers.
Ing.
Ph.D.
He teaches the High Performance Computations course, that shows students how to effectively solve technical initial value problems and differential equations. He closely cooperates with IT4Innovations VŠB-TU Ostrava on research theme - contact problems in computing fluid dynamics. He also guarantees the course Electronics for Information Technology.
Doc. Dr. Ing.
Doc. Dr. Ing.
He teaches the Hardware / Software Codesign course, which focuses on various aspects of embedded system design at the system level. He uses his experience from teaching at universities abroad and practical knowledge of designing complex computer systems.
For his academic and pedagogical achievements, Adam Herout received a silver medal from the Rector this year. In 2015, at the age of 37, he became one of the youngest professors at BUT. He works at the Department of Computer Graphics and Multimedia at the Faculty of Information Technology, where he focuses on computer vision, as well as at Angelcam, a company he co-founded. He writes a blog for students in his spare time and does coaching. Yet, Adam Herout often says: 'I am an amateur and a dilettante'.
