Field of Study Details

Management and Information Technologies

Abbreviation: MMI

Length of Study: 2 years

Min. Credits: 120

Degree Programme: Information Technology

Language of Instruction: Czech

Form of Study: full-time

Accredited from: 2008 Accredited till: 2020 Last admissions: 2017

Profile

The education of specialists and managers focused on information technologies, programming, computer graphics and business administration.

Key learning outcomes

Student of the branch acquire deeper theoretical knowledge in the area of information technology including economical aspects of IT and information systems, management, marketing, economics and project management.

Guarantor

Kreslíková Jitka, doc. RNDr., CSc.

Occupational profiles of graduates with examples

"Management and Information technologies" is focused on training of future leaders and managers for IT businesses.
Students will be provided with a broad training in IT, marketing, project management and economics, with a focus on skills relevant to entrepreneurial and managerial activities.
These skills and knowledge may be executed in leading and managerial positions, technical positions in research and development, project management, industrial control supported by IT, planning an programming of information systems, technical services in import and export, and in all revenant fields of state owned and privately held businesses. The education builds upon theoretical prerequisites and enjoys a complex support in the form of computer tools.

Extent of the State Final Examinations

The State Final Examination has two parts: A defence of the Master Thesis, and a discussion based on selected topics from the course "Management and Information Technologies" which is derived from compulsory courses of the MIT Branch of Study as Theoretical Computer Science, Mathematical Structures in Computer Science, Functional and Logic Programming, Parallel and Distributed Algorithms, Project Management, Image Processing, Economics of Information Products, Strategic Management of Information Systems, Marketing, Strategic Management, and Economics for Managers. The areas of possible questions must be approved by the Study Branch Council, and students will be informed about the selected topics at least 2 months before the state final examination is held in the particular academic year. The discussion will be held on two topics.

Examples of theses

Efficiency of information system
Strategic planning of introducing a new software product on the market
Cost optimization of selected businesses
Evaluation of a financial health of a company
Strategic planning of company's development
Innovation of a marketing campaign for a current product
Prediction of progress in economy by using advanced statistical methods
Use of fuzzy logic for a prediction of capital market trends

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Curriculum

1st year of study, winter semester
Abbrv	Title	Cred	Duty	Compl	Fa
MAT	Mathematical Structures in Computer Science ^*)	5	C	Ex	FME
TIN	Theoretical Computer Science	7	C	Cr+Ex	FIT

1st year of study, summer semester
Abbrv	Title	Cred	Duty	Compl	Fa
FLP	Functional and Logic Programming	5	C	Cr+Ex	FIT
MAR	Marketing ^*)	5	C	Cr+Ex	FME
MPR	Project Management	5	C	Cr+Ex	FIT
PRL	Parallel and Distributed Algorithms	5	C	Cr+Ex	FIT
ZPO	Image Processing	5	C	Ex	FIT
PP1	Project Practice 1	5	E	Cr	FIT

2nd year of study, winter semester
Abbrv	Title	Cred	Duty	Compl	Fa
EIP	Economics of Information Products ^*)	5	C	Ex	FIT
SEP	Semester Project	5	C	ClCr	FIT
SRI	Strategic Management of Information Systems	5	C	Ex	FIT
PP2	Project Practice 2	5	E	ClCr	FIT

2nd year of study, summer semester
Abbrv	Title	Cred	Duty	Compl	Fa
DIP	Master's Thesis	13	C	Cr	FIT
MEK	Economics for Managers ^*)	5	C	Cr+Ex	FBM
STM	Strategic Management ^*)	5	C	Cr+Ex	FBM

all years of study, winter semester
Abbrv	Title	Cred	Duty	Compl	Fa
AEU	English for Europe	3	CEH	Cr+Ex	FEEC
FCE	English: Practical Course of Business Conversation and Presentation	3	CEH	Cr	FIT
FIK	Philosophy and the Culture ^*)	3	CEH	Cr	ILL
FIT	History and Philosophy of Technology	3	CEH	Cr	ILL
HKO	Communication and Presentation Skills	3	CEH	Cr	FIT
HVR	Leadership and Time Management	3	CEH	Cr	FIT
PRM	Fundamentals of Law	3	CEH	Cr	ILL
RET	Rhetoric	3	CEH	Cr	ILL
AIS	Information Systems Analysis and Design	5	CEM	Cr+Ex	FIT
IFIM	Financial Management of the Corporate	3	CEN	ClCr	FBM
PDB	Advanced Database Systems	5	CEO	Cr+Ex	FIT
RTSa	Real-Time Systems (in English)	5	CEO	Ex	FIT
AGS	Agents and Multiagent Systems	5	E	Ex	FIT
BIO	Biometric Systems	5	E	Cr+Ex	FIT
BIS	Information System Security	5	E	Cr+Ex	FIT
BMS	Wireless and Mobile Networks	5	E	Cr+Ex	FIT
SAV	Static Analysis and Verification	5	E	Cr+Ex	FIT
GAL	Graph Algorithms	5	E	Ex	FIT
GUX	Graphical User Interfaces in X Window System ^*)	5	E	Ex	FIT
GZN	Graphical and Sound Interfaces and Standards	5	E	Ex	FIT
PDI	Distributed Application Environment	5	E	Ex	FIT
PGR	Computer Graphics	5	E	Ex	FIT
ROBa	Robotics (in English)	5	E	Ex	FIT
SFC	Soft Computing	5	E	Cr+Ex	FIT
SIN	Intelligent Systems	5	E	Ex	FIT
TAMa	Application Development for Mobile Devices (in English)	5	E	ClCr	FIT
THE	Game Theory	5	E	Cr+Ex	FIT
VIN	Computer Art	5	E	ClCr	FIT
VYPa	Compiler Construction (in English)	5	E	Ex	FIT
ZPX	Professional Practice, Abroad	5	E	Cr	FIT
ZZN	Knowledge Discovery in Databases	5	E	Cr+Ex	FIT

all years of study, summer semester
Abbrv	Title	Cred	Duty	Compl	Fa
AEU	English for Europe	3	CEH	Cr+Ex	FEEC
FIK	Philosophy and the Culture	3	CEH	Cr	ILL
FIT	History and Philosophy of Technology ^*)	3	CEH	Cr	ILL
HKO	Communication and Presentation Skills	3	CEH	Cr	FIT
HVR	Leadership and Time Management	3	CEH	Cr	FIT
PRM	Fundamentals of Law	3	CEH	Cr	ILL
RET	Rhetoric	3	CEH	Cr	ILL
KRY	Cryptography	5	CEM	Cr+Ex	FIT
SNT	Simulation Tools and Techniques	5	CEM	Cr+Ex	FIT
POS	Advanced Operating Systems ^*)	5	CEO	Ex	FIT
WAP	Internet Applications	5	CEO	Cr+Ex	FIT
BZA	Secure Hardware Devices	5	E	Ex	FIT
CSOa	CCNA Cybersecurity Operations (in English)	5	E	ClCr	FIT
C1P	Implementing Cisco IP Routing (ROUTE) ^*)	5	E	ClCr	FIT
C3P	Troubleshooting and Maintaining Cisco IP Networks (TSHOOT) ^*)	5	E	ClCr	FIT
DFAa	Digital Forensics (in English)	5	E	Ex	FIT
EVO	Applied Evolutionary Algorithms	5	E	Ex	FIT
FVS	Functional Verification of Digital Systems	5	E	Ex	FIT
GIS	Geographical Information Systems ^*)	5	E	Cr+Ex	FIT
KKO	Data Coding and Compression	5	E	Cr+Ex	FIT
LOG	Logic	5	E	Cr+Ex	FME
MMAT	Matrices and Tensors Calculus	5	E	Cr+Ex	FEEC
MUL	Multimedia	5	E	Ex	FIT
NSB	Projecting, Administration and Security	5	E	Cr+Ex	FIT
OPM	Optimization	4	E	Cr+Ex	FME
PDS	Data Communications, Computer Networks and Protocols	5	E	Ex	FIT
PIS	Advanced Information Systems	5	E	Cr+Ex	FIT
PMA	Project Manager	5	E	ClCr	FIT
POL	Business Logistics ^*)	5	E	Cr+Ex	FBM
SPP	Fault Tolerant Systems	5	E	Cr+Ex	FIT
SSP	Stochastic Processes ^*)	4	E	Cr+Ex	FME
UXIa	User Experience and Design of User Interfaces and Services (in English)	5	E	ClCr	FIT
VIZa	Visualization and CAD (in English)	5	E	ClCr	FIT
VNV	High Performance Computations	5	E	Ex	FIT
VYF	Computational Photography	5	E	ClCr	FIT
ZPX	Professional Practice, Abroad	5	E	Cr	FIT

Course is not open in this academic year

Compl: Course completion: Ex - examination, Cr - credit, ClCr - classified credit, Co - colloquium
Duty: C - compulsory, CEx - compulsory-elective group x, R - recommended, E - elective

Compulsory-elective groups
Abbrv	Min. courses	Max. courses	Min.cred	Over as	Courses	Title
H	1	1	3	E	AEU, FCE, FIK, FIT, HKO, HVR, PRM, RET	Social Course
M	1	9	0	E	AIS, KRY, SNT	Modelling and Security
N	1	9	0	E	IFIM	Management
O	1	9	0	E	PDB, POS, RTSa, WAP	Operating and Database Systems

If you are allowed to enroll more CE courses than the required minimum, then successfully completed courses that exceed Min. courses (or Min.cred, if not 0) of the CE group, will be assigned as courses of duty Over as.

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