Examination topics in the discipline Information and communication technology
Theory of information, data coding.
Basics of computational methods: computer arithmetic, interpolation, approximation, numerical integration, systems of linear equations, solving differential equations.
Operating systems: kernel, process, thread, shell. Techniques of building operating systems.
Analog and digital signals, signal spectrum, sampling, Fourier Transform
Modulation techniques.
ISO/OSI model of telecommunications networks.
Transmission media and their characteristics.
IPv4 and IPv6 networks.
MAC and routing protocols.
Traffic engineering in TCP and MPLS networks.
Wireless networks: cellular and WLAN.
Multimedia: compression and transmission of sound and image.
Quality of Service in telecommunications networks.
Computer networks security.
Basic research methods: calculations, experiment, computer simulations
Computational methods, interpolation, extrapolation, numerical methods, linear regression, least-squares method, Monte Carlo methods.
Optimization methods, function minimization, dynamic and linear programming.
The life cycle of the IT system. Models for the production of information systems: cascade, incremental, spiral, light methodologies.
Databases and their types. Relational model of databases. Modern approaches to creating databases.
Architecture of computers, CPU, GPU, SIMD, MIMD, supercomputers.
Distributed systems: types, methods of construction, most popular technologies.
Current IT challenges: Internet of Things, big data, quantum computing, large scale systems and calculations.