• The course focuses on the problems of information management and information technology. It conveys the essential technical and organizational fundamentals for developing, storing, communicating, presenting, retrieving and analyzing data and information in all forms.
  • It specifically covers the following topics: database and information systems, data modeling, data analysis. , content management systems, social aspects of informatics, digital libraries, foundations of the information economy and electronic media.
  • The course differs from the computer science course in that it clearly focuses on existing organizational, social and administrative structures (publishers, libraries, public authorities ). ). , companies, etc.), including topics related to digital media and emphasizing socio-political issues.
  • Due to the applied emphasis, the technical and theoretical foundations of computer science are less exposed than in a traditional computer science course. At the same time, at least five mathematical or informatics modules, which are completed together with an informatics student, also provide a deep knowledge of the basic subjects of computer science such as software development, algorithms and relational databases..