Direction of preparation, of code 01.03.02
Applied Mathematics and Computer Science
110
places on a budget basis
10
Contract-based places
225 000
₽tuition cost per year
About the training program
The program prepares graduates who analyze complex phenomena and systems using mathematical methods, develop new mathematical models, methods, and software tools for solving scientific and technical problems. Students master fundamental methods of mathematical research, principles and paradigms of mathematical modeling, modern computer technologies.
What will you be taught
- Knowing modern information technologies
- Knowing fundamental methods of mathematical research
- Knowing principles and paradigms of mathematical modeling
What do graduates do?
Graduates specialize in computational mathematics, numerical methods, mathematical modeling, mathematical and computer software. Graduates are engaged in mathematical software modeling, maintenance and administration of computer networks, comprehensive software development — automated and operating systems, services, databases.
pass score on budget
202580
202479
202379
Entrance exams
Exam 1 of 2
Mathematics
Minimal score is 40. At the university entry exam, the aspiring student should demonstrate: confident knowledge of mathematical theorems and concepts covered by the curriculum, the skills to use them appropriately when solving problems; the ability to express mathematical reasoning in writing in a clear and concise manner, using appropriate symbols; confident use of mathematical knowledge and skills covered by the curriculum, the ability to use them for problem solving.
Exam 2 of 2
Russian Language
Minimal score is 40. The exam consists of two parts and three assignments. Part 1 includes Assignment 1 and Assignment 2. Assignment 1 includes 22 test questions. Assignment 2 includes 3 texts and questions pertaining to their understanding. Part 2 includes Assignment 3. Assignment 3 is an opinion essay on a certain saying or quotation: it should include the aspiring student's own thoughts based on their life experience and substantiated by arguments. Each sentence in the essay should be independent, logical, and non-redundant. The essay should consist of at least 150 words (excluding the subject quotation).