About the training program
"Mathematical Problems in Software Development": when people refer to “mathematical problems” in software development, they mean challenges that arise at the intersection of mathematics and programming — that is, when it is necessary not merely to write code, but to correctly translate a mathematical idea into a formal language, prove that the program works correctly, or solve a computational problem efficiently. The solution often lies in applying formal methods, advanced testing, specialized libraries, and an interdisciplinary approach (mathematics + computer science + the relevant applied field).
What do graduates do?
The ability to see a mathematical model behind a business objective—for example, how to optimize logistics or build a recommendation system—is a valuable skill that employers look for. In some industries, such as financial systems and aviation software, it is critically important to prove that code is correct. This is where methods from mathematical logic and type theory come to the rescue. In frontend development or DevOps, basic logic and arithmetic are often sufficient. However, in Data Science, ML, game development, or cryptography, it is impossible to do without an in-depth knowledge of mathematics. Career growth in these fields is directly related to how ready and able you are to master new mathematical tools.
