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THE FACULTY OF COMPUTER SCIENCE AND MANAGEMENT

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The Faculty of Computer Science and Management in numbers:

● more than 40 years of tradition and 17 thou-sand graduates in its whole history

● 4 thousand students each year ● more than 1000 graduates annually ● 170 academics ● 2 science disciplines: computer science and

management ● 3 majors: Computer Science, Systems Engineer-

ing and Management ● and many other possibilities:

• grants and international exchange programs• studies in English• student grants and social grants, including

faculty grants • cooperation with the business sector • practices and internships in companies

with well established position• active students’ union• many development prospects beyond classes

The Faculty of Computer Science and Manage-ment was established as the first Polish scien-tific and teaching unit combining technical and economic sciences. It started activities in 1968 as the Faculty of Engineering and Economics, and since 1972 it has been operating under the name Faculty of Computer Science and Manage-ment.

Currently, it consists of 6 Departments:

• ITSystemsDepartment(K1)• ComputationalIntelligenceDepartment (K2)• ComputerScienceDepartment (K3)• OperationalResearch,FinanceandITAppli-cationsDepartment(K4)

• ManagementInfrastructureDepartment(K5)• ManagementSystemsDepartment(K6)

The Faculty has the right to award the degree of ha-bilitated doctor in technical sciences, in the discipline of computer science, as well as postdoctoral (habili-tation) rights in economic sciences, in the discipline of management.

The Faculty offers PhD studies and postgraduate studies, including MBA studies: new prestigious Wrocław Ponts MBA organized in a partner pro-gram with a reputable French business school ENPC Business School from Paris (recruitment in progress) and MBA studies offered within the Polish-American BusinessSchool.

The Faculty was the first in Poland to launch the major Systems Engineering. The reason was not only popularity of this profile of education at west-ern universities but, first of all, the fulfillment of the employers’ needs. This major is based on a modern curriculum determined mainly by the student alone.

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Wearetighteningbondswithbusiness

companies from the IT sector as well as service and financial centers located in the capital city of Lower Silesia. It enables cooperation with the larg-est global investors but also with the SME sector.

A distinguishing feature of the pragmatism of edu-cation in the major computer science is crowning of the curriculum with the course „Team Engi-neering Project”. This is an unusual combination of classes and contest. These IT „games” lasting throughout the whole semester are attended by students of the major Computer Science. Students whose works prepared during the classes will be distinguished with more than a traditional entry in the credit book will obtain prizes founded by com-

For many years, the Faculty has been cooperating with companies and institutions that, as potential employers, are interested in graduates. The com-panies that focus on modern technologies and re-search, as well as continuous development in co-operation with science lead the way in this group.

Corporations, large and average-sized companies and institutions more and more often perceive scientific and teaching institutions as business partners. The Faculty of Computer Science and Management is open to this type of cooperation, which is reflected in a growing number of conclud-ed agreements and contracts in this respect. The Faculty operates in the environment of numerous


•HP•IBM•QADPolska•MicrosoftCorp.•Google•PolishBankAssociation•PKOBP•KGHM

The institutionalization of the cooperation with the business is supported by the Council of the Faculty of Computer Science and Management which includes the following representatives: VOLVO IT, Capgemini, InsERT, CCC Factory, Na-jnigier sp. j., Dozamelu. The Council acts as an advisor in determining the curriculum.

panies cooperating with the Faculty. Since 2011, InsERT S.A. has been the contest patron.

Thanks to many years of experience in the coop-eration with the business, the Faculty provides its students, apart from participation in practic-es and internships organized by future employ-ers, with the possibility to participate in lectures, classes and projects co-run by the business and its environment.

The following companies stand out in the cooper-ation with the Faculty:

•Capgemni•VOLVO•CreditSuisse•InsERT


Tuitionofgiftedstudents

The Faculty perfectly understands the need for supporting young gifted people. The recently signed agreement with III LO im. Adama Mick-iewicza in Wrocław is intended to facilitate con-tact with excellent specialists from our Faculty with IT enthusiasts. The youth from III LO cycli-cally attends workshops and lectures. Young gift-ed computer scientists are also the target par-ticipants of the first Lower Silesia Workshops of Young Computer Scientists. We hope that the Workshops will become a permanent part of the calendar of events held at the Wrocław University of Technology.

Research and development

The scientific and research activities of the Fac-ulty focus on two disciplines: Computer Science consists mainly in research regarding the follow-ing matters:

• computer networks• dispersed processing • artificial intelligence• mobile systems • Internet engineering • web systems• computer engineering• systems of databases and data warehouses

• information systems and knowledge management • decision support systems

In the area of Management Sciences, research is focused on the following issues:

• cognitive psychology • economic and social conditions of operations of

companies• decision-making processes, including invest-

ment and financial decision-making processes• marketing and marketing management • innovativeness and entrepreneurship• application of computer science in management• production and quality management.

Research and educational activities are conducted in approx. 30 laboratories of the Faculty. First of all, these are computer laboratories. More than ten of them are specialist laboratories. Among other things:


�Laboratory of Ergonomics

�Laboratory of Services-Oriented Systems and Man – Computer Interaction

�Laboratory of IT Control Systems

�Multimedia Laboratory

�Laboratory of Computer Networks and CISCO

�Laboratory of Mobile Technologies

�Laboratory of Measurements of Efficiency of Parallel and Dispersed Applications

�Laboratory of High Performance Computer Systems

�Research Laboratory of Decision Support Systems

�Laboratory of Utility Quality of Information Systems

�Laboratory of Service and Network Technolo-gies Santos LAB

�Laboratory of Systems Engineering

Since 2006, the Faculty has been running the Ex-amination Center ECDL-A and a certified labora-tory where the following examinations may be taken: ECDL, ECDL-A and ECDL e-Citizen. The Euro-pean Computer Driving License is accepted in 148 countries worldwide. In the European Union it is treated as a basic certificate confirming the ability to work with a computer.


Cooperationintheregion

Not only does the Faculty benefit from the perfect geographic location of Wrocław, which attracts for-eign concerns, but also actively engages in shaping the future of the city and Lower Silesia. The Fac-ulty employees, as experts, provide advice to the local government authorities. In reply to the needs reported, they execute projects which co-create regional knowledge-based economy. Cooperation with the Marshal Office of Dolnośląskie Voivode-ship has resulted in the creation of the “Regional Innovation Strategy for Lower Silesia”. The scien-tists of the Faculty of Computer Science and Man-agement participated in the works on the “Strate-gy for Developing Power Industry in Lower Silesia Using Foresight Methods”.

Education is an important element of this coop-eration. The Faculty employees are involved in projects aiming at lifting knowledge of inhabitants of the region, particularly among teenagers. One of the examples is the project “Cutting Diamonds - Innovative Support Programs for Pupils Gifted in Mathematic and Life Sciences”, which is co-fi-nanced with funds of the European Union. It is also worth mentioning the fact that for many years the University employees have attended the Lower Silesian Festival of Science.The scientists from the Faculty are also familiar with projects aimed to develop innovative tech-nological solutions, financed with national and for-eign funds, including the European Union budget.The Faculty is active in establishing cooperation with other institutions with a similar profile of operations. The University has participated in the project QUESTE SI together with European leaders in the education of engineers. It enabled the Uni-versity to be in the European forehead of technical universities distinguished with the QUESTEcertifi-cate. This is a certificate of high level of education. QUESTE is an equivalent of the well-known EQUIS certificate at technical universities. It is to support unification of teaching throughout Europe.


Excellent Graduates

The graduates of the Faculty are the best man-agers, for exampleZbigniewJagiełło – President of the Bank PKO BP and Manager of the Year 2011, gifted entrepreneurs, for example Michal Sadowski – founder of Brand24 (a company that monitors brand on the Internet, which operates successfully also in the United States) and inven-tive businessmen, for example GrzegorzTrubiło-wicz – creator of the Internet platform Cooklet, awarded worldwide.

Firstofall,teaching

The Faculty runs bachelor’s degree, engineer’s degree, master’s degree and PhD degree studies, in two forms: full-time and part-time. The offer of postgraduate studies is also rich. Open borders, flow of human capital, both students and employ-ees, was the reason for introducing specialization in English into the studies offer. The major Com-puter Science offers engineer’s degree studies – Computer Science and master’s degree studies – Computer Engineering. The major Management offers master’s degree studies in English, namely Business Information Systems. Under the first de-gree studies, major: Management in English the following specializations can be selected: Organi-zational Management bachelor’s degree studies conducted in Wrocław, (Information and Commu-nication Management bachelor’s degree studies under the international network of universities, the so-called University of Nysa, which is a per-fect example of a close, neighbor’s cooperation of 3 universities from Poland (Wrocław), the Czech Republic (Lberec) and Germany (Zittau/Gorlitz).

Our graduates are ready to start work in the most prestigious companies not only from the IT indus-try, on the positions requiring competences in the field of computer science and economics. Many of them do not wait for obtaining the diploma and use knowledge gained during the studies by start-ing their own companies that successfully conquer the IT market.


B2 command of English and is prepared for the second degree studies.The already held knowledge and skills can be developed during the 2nd degree studies, by se-lecting one of the proposed specializations. The general offer includes 10 specializations:

� Safety and Reliability of IT Systems (BiNSI)

� Computer Engineering (CE) studies in English

� Intelligent IT Systems (ISI)

� Internet and Mobile Technologies (ITM)

� Computer Engineering (IO)

�Design of IT Systems (PSI)

�Database Systems (SBD)

� IT Systems (SI)

�Decision Support Systems (SWD)

�Data Communication (T)

Systems Engineering

It is a novelty on the Polish educational market. This is the first major ever launched at a Polish university. The Faculty of Computer Science and Management of the Wrocław University of Tech-nology- following foreign universities that for years have been offering “Systems Engineering”, has decided to fill a gap on the labor market re-ported by the employers. None of the existing study majors in Poland educates specialists who would be able to combine under one project many different competences and technologies,

Computer Science

The first degree studies are not divided into spe-cializations. They make it possible to gain basic and ordered knowledge concerning computer science, including: programming, algorithms and data structures, programming languages and techniques, computer architecture, computer networks, databases and data warehouses, em-bedded systems, including mobile systems , dis-persed and web systems, multimedia, intelligent IT systems, IT projects management - necessary to create, design, program, launch and operate con-temporary IT solutions, including developed in the IT environment and for the needs of e-econ-omy. The studies show diversity of applications of IT in technical, economic or biomedical systems. They teach methods of data gathering and pro-cessing, the basics of decision-making, artificial intelligence methods and expert systems. Com-puter science is supplemented by knowledge from the field of physics and mathematics, broad-ened with the basics of management and social communication. A graduate has an ability of using modern IT tools, and has wide social competenc-es, among others, is able to cooperate and work in a group, understands the need and knows pos-sibilities of continuous learning, understands eth-ical, economic and legal conditions of activities of an engineer-computer scientist. The graduate has


which comprise the contemporary production lines and services, equipped additionally with group management skills and knowing the basics of marketing and corporate finance.

The method of education is also innovative. Start-ing from the 3rd semester, a student, with prior approval of tutor of the major, can chose subjects from the curriculum of the Wrocław University of Technology, creating in this way their own ed-ucation path, which applies to the systems with specific nature. They may also use the prepared following education paths:

• powersystems• control systems • networkservicesystems• logisticsystems• biotechnological processes

�First degree studiesA very important element of the first degree curriculum is the group of subjects of the major. As a result, the student will gain knowledge and skills related to operation, launch and the basics of designing systems based on various technol-ogies. The student will be able to create teams composed of specialists in different technology areas and manage them, with simultaneous re-spect for financial assumptions imposed by the client. During their studies, students learn han-dling IT tools, including writing simple programs, designing databases and using Internet resourc-es actively. The curriculum includes elements of microeconomics, basics of finance management and selected market economy issues. Students become familiar with the basics of law, business trading, competition and consumer and intellec-tual and industrial property protection.

�2nd degree studiesThey are meant for the first degree graduates in technical majors. They are to provide a student with knowledge and skills of the major related to

systems engineering. As a result, the student will have advanced knowledge and skills necessary for searching for methods of solving problems with regard to: designing and launching innovative and complex production and services-oriented pro-cesses and systems that support decision-mak-ing- for systems with the character consistent with the completed first degree major. They will gain the ability of using efficiently decision-mak-ing support tools.

The graduate of these studies will be prepared for: managing teams in business entities, project teams, as well as for scientific and research works in scientific institutions and research and devel-opment centers of various scientific disciplines and industries.


Management

�First degree studiesThe bachelor’s degree studies make it possible to gain knowledge enabling diagnosing and design-ing management processes and systems, identify-ing and interpreting legal and economic determi-nants of running business operations and solving substantive and management problems in partic-ular functional areas, such as: marketing, finance, personnel, production and services, research and development, logistics. The graduates gain knowl-edge in the field of management, from the basics of management, organization and operations of companies to basic psychological concepts of a man and quality and knowledge management. The curriculum enables learning the IT applica-tions in management, teaches how to prepare working environment to ensure relevant manage-ment of a team of people and create beneficial and safe working conditions for people. Students become familiar with the basics of communica-tion and ability to work in a team, legal grounds necessary when running business operations and protection of intellectual property.

Apart from skills that are standard for this direc-tion as starting business operations, formulating proposals of improvements in a company, run-ning simple research in the field of management sciences, the students develop an ability to for-mulate requirements for IT systems, manage-ment or assessment of quality of IT packages in the integrated management systems.

�2nd degree studiesThe master’s degree studies give the possibility to broaden the knowledge about socio-econom-ic problems. They teach strategic management, entrepreneurship, econometric forecasting and methods of decision-making concerning oper-ational research. The students become familiar with the advanced IT systems supporting man-agement, gain managerial competences, learn how to manage teamwork, select and motivate team members, as well as counteract negative individual and social phenomena in an organi-zation. The students learn how to diagnose and solve problems occurring in various functional fields of an organization.


To enable the students to expand substantive and managerial knowledge, gained during the 1st de-gree studies in the major management or similar major, in line with their interests, selecting the relevant specialization is possible:

• Financemanagement• Entrepreneurship,InnovationsandProjects• InformationTechnologiesinManagement•MajorBusinessesProcessesManagement

•Managerial Behaviors and Decisions – onlyforengineers.

The recruitment is held in February, which en-ables the graduates to start studies directly after finishing 7-semester engineer’s degree studies. A three-semester, original curriculum fulfilling companies’ demand, envisages gaining knowl-edge and skills in fulfilling managerial functions and managerial roles useful for the operational and middle level of management.

Profilesofparticularstudymajors’ graduates

Computer Science

A graduate of the major is able to use freely IT tools and systems, deal with databases and data wholesales, computer networks, including their security, and Internet technologies. The student knows how to use IT in IT and information sys-tems (including web and multimedia systems) and non-IT systems (i.a. in decision-making sys-tems). Completion of this specialization at the Faculty of Computer Science and Management enables finding a job in IT companies involved in development, implementation or maintenance of IT tools and systems, in particular work in project teams, including programming teams. The grad-uates will find their place in organizations and companies using modern management, control and knowledge engineering systems. Skills gained


at the Faculty will facilitate also running of own businesses. The individuals interested in further academic career have an opportunity to start doctoral studies.

PROFESSIONAL PROSPECTS

�Computer Science Specializations:ComputerScience(studiesinPolish),ComputerScience(studiesinEnglish)

�1st degree studies• Application/system programmer• Administrator of computer network/Linux/

Windows systems• Engineer computer specialist/computer spe-

cialist/servicing specialist• Webdesigner/Webdeveloper/Webmaster

�2nd degree studiesProfessional prospects are determined by profiles of particular specializations:

�Specialization:SecurityandReliabilityofITSystems

• Security analyst and consultant• Security policy architect and designer• Security and reliability of IT systems auditor

• Manager of project and programming teams, consultation teams and implementation teams with regard to security and reliability of IT sys-tems

�Specialization:IntelligentITSystems• Consultant and analyst for applications of intelli-

gent IT systems• Architect and designer of intelligent IT systems.• Administrator of intelligent IT systems• Manager of project and programming teams,

consultation teams and implementation teams with regard to intelligent IT systems

�Specialization:InternetandMobileTechnologies• Analyst and consultant for the Internet and mo-

bile technologies• Architect and designer of implementation of In-

ternet and mobile services• Security of use of the Internet and mobile tech-

nologies• Administrator of IT systems and mobile services• Manager of project and programming teams,

consultation teams and implementation teams with regard to Internet and mobile solutions


�Specialization:ComputerEngineering)• Analyst and consultant for software develop-

ment• Architect and designer of software systems• Auditor of program solutions, administrator of IT

systems• Manager of project and programming teams,

consultation teams and implementation teams

�Specialization:DesignofITSystems• Analyst and consultant for design of IT systems• Architect and designer of IT systems• Administrator/auditor of IT systems• Manager of project and programming teams,

consultation teams and implementation teams with regard to IT systems

�Specialization:Databasessystems• Analyst and consultant for database systems• Architect and designer of database systems• Auditor of IT systems/administrator of database


consultation teams and implementation teams

with regard to databases

�Specialization:InformationTechnologies• Analyst and consultant for design of computer

information technologies• Architect and designer of computer information

technologies• Administrator/auditor of computer information

technologies• Manager of project and programming teams,

consultation teams and implementation teams with regard to computer information technol-ogies

�Specialization:Decisionsupportsystems• Analyst and consultant for decision support sys-

tems• Architect and designer of decision support sys-

tems• Administrator/auditor of decision support sys-

tems• Manager of project and programming teams,

consultation teams and implementation teams with regard to decision support systems


�Specialization:DataCommunication• Analyst and consultant for data communication.• Architect and designer of data communication.• Administrator/auditor of data communication


consultation teams and implementation teams with regard to data communication systems

Systems Engineering

The Systems Engineering graduate is a special-ist who will be able run a process from design assumptions to final effect. A graduate will have competences that will enable them to choose a group of people from different fields of knowl-edge and technical specializations, assign them tasks to enable design, launch and operation of complex manufacturing processes, services-ori-ented processes or decision-making support systems. After analysis of various options, they will be able to choose the best solution, provide appropriate interaction of all its elements and as-sess – on the basis of the observed effects – the need for changes. All these actions will be execut-ed in accordance with the economic calculation and respect for temporary conditions imposed by the client. Where will they find work? In the broadly understood economy and any institutions

where functioning is vital, a complex approach to innovative processes is necessary e.g. in compa-nies grouped in the Wrocław Technology Park. They will have qualifications necessary to manage interdisciplinary project teams. They will be also prepared to work in scientific institutions and re-search and development centers of various indus-tries. The individuals interested in further educa-tion in this field can start PhD studies.


�First degree studies• Business entities and other institutions where

it is advised to use a complex approach to inno-vative processes, first of all, with regard to their launch and operation; among others, design and advisory units, as well as administrative units

�2nd degree studies• Project teams in business entities, also on man-

agerial positions• The research and development centers of vari-

ous research disciplines and industries

Management

A graduate has knowledge and skills that enable them to take up work on lower managerial posi-tions and specialized substantive positions relat-ed to management, marketing, production orga-nization and planning, logistics, staff, accounting and finance, quality management. An additional advantage of completion of the major at the Fac-ulty of Computer Science and Management in-cludes distinctive on the labor market skills and applications of computer science in a company, analyses and formulations of requirements for IT systems in management. Apart from being pre-pared for managerial positions in companies dif-


ferent in terms of size and industry, the graduates deal without the slightest problem with starting and conducting own business operations. The individuals interested in further academic career have an opportunity to start doctoral studies.


�First degree studies

�Specialization:OrganizationalManagement• Analyst of information technologies in the orga-

nization• Analyst (specialist) in the fields: production or-

ganization and planning, marketing, personnel,

logistics, accounting, analyses and financial planning, organization of management or offic-es of the management board

• Lower-level manager• Analyst (specialist) in project teams

�Specialization:InformationandCommunica-tionManagement/UniversityofNysa

• Analyst of information technologies in the orga-nization

• Analyst of business processes• Lower-level manager


�2nd degree studiesA graduate is prepared to start work in the role of independent entrepreneurs, managers, spe-cialists and consultants in proportion to the spe-cialization:

�Specialization:BusinessProcessesManagement• Substantive and managerial positions in various

types of companies – small, medium-sized and large international companies, high tech compa-nies, as well as companies operating within net-works of companies

�Specialization:FinancesManagement• Managerial and substantive positions in account-

ing and finance

�Specialization:InformationTechnologiesinManagement

• Positions of analysts, implementation employ-ees, IMS administrators and leaders of project and implementation teams in

• Entities of various sectors of the economy using modern information technologies

• Companies dealing with the implementation of hardware infrastructure and software of IT management systems in third party entities

• Organizations involved in development and ad-aptation of IT management systems – first of all software

• Advisory agencies with regard to IT introduc-tion and business process reengineering

�Specialization:Entrepreneurship,Innovationsand Projects

• Substantive positions in small and medium com-panies based on individual entrepreneurship of people – owners

• The position of „entrepreneurship and innova-tion” manager with regard to projects executed in the form of projects in large companies

�Specialization:ManagerialBehaviorsandDecisions (specialization for the graduates of the engineer’s degree studies)

• Medium and higher-level managerial positions in mid-sized companies in the industry consis-tent with the held engineering specialization

• Positions of specialists in the following depart-ments: production organization and planning, marketing, personnel, logistics, accounting, finan-cial analyses and planning, organization of man-agement or offices of the management board

• Positions of specialists in teams performing projects


�Specialization:BusinessInformationSystems(studies in English)

• Management information systems analyst (MIS)• Person implementing management informa-

tion systems (MIS)• Decision-making/business process analyst• Consultant in IT introduction to companies• Medium and higher level manager in the field

of information technologies

Confirmation of high quality of education by the PKA accreditation, QUESTE certificate and the Fac-ulty Education Quality Assurance System-I think that high education standards should be clearly addressed – the sooner, the better.

Postgraduate studies

The Faculty of Computer Science and Manage-ment proposes more than ten types of postgrad-uate studies. These include, among others:

• Computer Networks Administration• Business Analysis• Internal Audit, Supervision and Managerial

Control• Multimedia and Mobile Technologies in Archi-

tecture• Polish-American Business School – MBA studies • Internet Technologies • Wrocław Ponts MBA – MBA studies• Logistic Management• Project Management• European Union Project Management• Management in Local Government Units

The current list of postgraduate studies offered by the Faculty of Computer Science and Manage-ment can be found at www.cku.pwr.edu.pl.

Studies in English

In order to facilitate the graduates to find their place in the world of the global economy, great attention is paid to education in English. The offer is addressed to foreign students, whose number at the Faculty of Computer Science and Manage-ment is the biggest from the whole technical uni-versity, but also to Poles who want to raise their market competition. 1st and 2nd degree studies in English offer the following majors:


�Computer Science:• engineer’s degree Computer Science• master’s degree Computer Engineering Man-

agement:• bachelor’s degree Organizational Manage-

ment and Information and Communication Management

• master’s degree Business Information Systems.

It is particularly important to pay attention to the proposal of studies in English at the bachelor’s level, specialization Information and Communi-cation Management. It is offered in the network of universities of the Wrocław University of Tech-


nology, Higher Technical School in Zittau/Görlitz and Technical University in Liberec known as the University of Nysa. Students, whose number on the Polish side is only fifteen, learn every year at another university, by turns in the Czech Republic, in Poland and Germany. As a result, they become additionally familiarized with the Czech and Ger-man language and culture as well as have the pos-sibility of taking part in attractive professional in-ternships, often outside the borders of countries taking part in the project. In Poland, the classes are conducted in the Non-Resident Didactic Cen-ter in Jelenia Góra.

InternationalpossibilitiesThe international cooperation of the Faculty with regard to didactics applies to, among others, par-ticipation of students in international exchange programs, both under the popular programs, such as ERASMUS+, LLP-ERASMUS, ERASMUS MUNDUS and under bilateral agreements signed with many universities worldwide.

The second aspect of this cooperation is a direct scientific cooperation of the Faculty employees with foreign research and scientific units, such as: Macquarie University, Sydney, Australia, NTNU, Trondheim, Norway, Humboldt University Berlin, Germany, Erasmus University, Rotterdam, Hol-land, University of Verona, Italy, National Univer-sity of Singapore (NUS), Singapore London Busi-ness School, UK.The agreement with the Blekinge Institute of Technology (Sweden) enables double diploma at the level of master’s degree studies.

Students’activityStudents’ activity is focused mainly on scientific circles and activities of the student’s union. The Faculty has approx. 20 scientific circles involved in both technical and economic sciences. The Stu-dents’ Union has a unique position at the univer-sity. Its representatives seat on the Council of the University and of the Faculty, may present opin-ions associated with didactics and teaching pro-cess organization, defend students’ matters and


interests. The Union takes also care of cultural life and free time of students; it initiates cultur-al and entertainment events, tourist events, but also popular and scientific events, such as: con-ferences or trips to fairs.

Students may also develop their non-scientific passions in inter-faculty cultural agendas, such as: Debating Film Club, Film Producers’ Club FOSA, Student TV STYK or academic radio LUZ.

Developmentfacilities

It is not possible to learn modern technologies using obsolete equipment. Classes in all three majors run by the Faculty of Computer Science and Management are conducted in teaching rooms with necessary equipment, computers, screens, multimedia projectors or overhead transparency projectors. Wireless Internet is

available in each room. The Faculty buildings are adapted to the needs of the disabled. Bearing in mind the needs of the disabled, in the Faculty library (Branch: Center of Scientific and Techni-cal Knowledge and Information) a computer for visually impaired users has been installed. The library offers to students and employees near-ly 28000 volumes and 18000 titles. The book collection facilitates running scientific research and implementing the teaching process in line with the subject matter of the majors at the Fac-ulty. The library provides access to world data-bases, e-books and e-magazines and the Lower Silesia Digital Library. Its employees deal on an on-going basis with documenting the scientific achievements of the Faculty employees, by cre-ating bibliographic descriptions for publications and reports in the DONA computer system. The library features also the ALEPH library system.

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Major: Computer Science

study degrees and systems:Full-time engineer’s degree studiesFull-time engineer’s degree studies in English Computer SciencePart-time engineer’s degree studiesFull-time master’s degree studiesFull-time master’s degree studies in English, specialties:Computer Engineering

Part-time master’s degree studies

Major: Systems Engineering

study degrees and systems:Full-time engineer’s degree studiesFull-time master’s degree studies

Major: Management

study degrees and systems:Full-time and part-time bachelor’s degree studiesFull-time bachelor’s degree studies in English Business ManagementFull-time bachelor’s degree studies in English – the University of Nysa – Information and Communication ManagementFull-time and part-time master’s degree studies for graduates with the bachelor’s degreeFull-time and part-time master’s degree studies for graduates with the engineer’s degreeFull-time master’s degree studies in English Business Information Systems

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