Programming
(field of studies: Computer Science)

• Programme: what the specialisation block covers
• Specialisation: what sets this path apart
• Placements: practical classes and employers
• After graduation: professional roles

Programming is a specialisation in the Computer Science master's programme (second-cycle studies) at Jan Długosz University in Częstochowa. It is meant for graduates of first-cycle studies who want to join practical software engineering with the theory of computer science and prepare to lead a team in the IT sector.

Programme: what the specialisation block covers

Classes in the specialisation cover functional programming, compiler design, cryptographic methods of protecting information built on the mathematical foundations of cryptography, data mining, cloud computing technology and the programming of business applications. Alongside them you study software engineering in practice and the algorithmics that support the programming process, so the block gives you both tools and the theory behind them.

Specialisation: what sets this path apart

Compared with the other specialisation in the programme, this one:

• pairs practical software engineering with the theoretical basis of computer science, including algorithms that support programming;
• deepens object-oriented programming, compiler construction and the security of computer systems;
• adds methods of managing IT projects that make teamwork possible;
• gives you experience in building practical IT solutions with modern languages and programming technologies;
• builds your understanding of how existing software is created and developed.

Placements: practical classes and employers

The curriculum was developed together with business representatives, and laboratory and exercise classes run in small groups, the programme includes a professional internship, and the university keeps in touch with employers, among other things on internships.

After graduation: professional roles

Based on the study plan and the UJD admissions page.