Department of Computing Technologies

• Distributed Computing
• Computer Aided Design
• Intellectual Systems

Fundamental education of CT department graduates is ensured by its experienced teaching staff as well as by established scientific schools . The latter were created by prominent world-known scientists, in particular academicians S.A. Lebedev, V.A. Melnikov, V.S. Burtsev. Modern disciplines of the students training are based on rich traditions of those schools.

Theoretical foundations and technologies of resources management and scheduling in distributed computing. Grant of the President of the Russian Federation for Scientific Schools State Support. NS-6577.2016.9. 2016-2017.
Professor V. Toporkov

Anticipation Scheduling of Structured Jobs Flows in Distributed Heterogeneous Computing Environments. RFBR (grant 18-07-00456). 2018-2020.
Professor V. Toporkov

Optimization algorithms’ development for efficient job execution and resources co-allocation in Grid, distributed and cloud infrastructures. RFBR (grant № 18-07-00534). 2018-2020.
Associate Professor D. Yemelyanov

Methods and algorithms of intelligent data analysis in dynamic decision support systems. RFBR (grant (№ 18-01-00201). 2018-2020.
Associate Professor M. Fomina

Scheduling methods for efficient resource share in Grid and cloud computing based on user preferences. Grant of the President of the Russian Federation for State Support of Young Scien-tists YPhD-2297.2017.9. 2017-2018.
Associate Professor D. Yemelyanov

Methods of coordinated resources’ allocation for efficient distributed computing scheduling under uncertainties. Grant of the President of the Russian Federation for State Support of Young Scientists YPhD-2979.2019.9. 2019-2020.
Associate Professor D. Yemelyanov

Development of methods and technologies of cloud resources provisioning for composite applications in the workflow-as-a-service paradigm. RSF (project no. 22-21-00372). 2022-2023.

Professor V. Toporkov

CAD/CAM/CAE/PLM technologies computerize processes of complex products design, production preparation and organization, and allow to conduct the products’ operational properties study without need of physical prototypes. These systems permit to carry out engineering analysis based only on a Full Digital Product Description and to manage the product lifecycle with help of ultra-modern software and hardware systems (PLM – product lifecycle management).

CAD systems are the most important part in PLM and one of the most comprehensive and knowledge-intensive profiles in the educational standards of computer science, as well as information and communication technologies. CAD systems automate many engineering tasks in the intellectual sphere of human activity. High knowledge intensity of CAD systems indicates extreme importance of problems and tasks of this field . Fundamental theoretical knowledge, mastering of modern information technologies and systemic way of thinking, those qualities provided during the education to our graduates facilitate their adaptation for the requirements of the modern labor market and industry.

Our graduates are protected from unemployment by the growing demand for specialists in computer science, information and communication technologies. CAD/CAM/PLM technologies are introduced everywhere, as well as advanced techniques for managing large industrial projects in accordance with the Industry 4.0 concept at the most advanced enterprises in Russian industry.

Base general-professional subjects in the field of computer circuitry are studied in a modern "Functional units and Processors" laboratory equipped with the necessary multimedia stands and devices:

A number of courses on simulations, information systems design and CAD theoretical foundations are supplemented by laboratory workshops with various professional software, including XILINX, VANTAGE, SYNOPSYS, Pro/ENGINEER (Creo/Parametric).

Bachelor: 09.03.01. Computer Aided Design Systems

Master: 09.04.01. Information and Computing Technologies

PhD:

2.3.2. Computer systems and Elements

2.3.8. Computer Modeling and Computer Aided Design