Physics and computer science teaching

Physics is the science investigating the processes of nature and the laws governing the world. It makes all contemporary technologies and their achievements possible. The program’s graduates are prepared for work in research laboratories, the information technology industry, education, and commercial and diagnostic companies as specialists in research, data measurement, and analysis.

Computer science is a field combining knowledge and skills connected with methods of data creation, processing, and transfer in technology, economics, genetics, and other fields. CS also focuses on the hardware involved in these processes and on the creation, processing, and transmission of data using special applications designed for specific tasks. The program’s graduates can work as laboratory and research/data center employees, IT instructors in a broad range of educational institutions, software specialists in public offices and other institutions, computer network administrators in the private sector, computer graphics designers, and programmers.