• Ability to analyze and solve problems in the fields of electrical engineering and computer science using fundamental knowledge from natural sciences (mathematics and physics) and engineering.
• Ability to identify, formulate, and solve complex engineering problems.
•  Knowledge to apply modern skills, techniques, and engineering tools.
•  Ability to communicate, collaborate, and work in engineering teams.
• Ability to adopt new technologies and techniques as part of lifelong learning.
• Attainment of professional maturity through independent selection of elective courses in the study
  program. By completing the Automation, Robotics, and Industrial Informatics specialization within the Electrical Engineering and Computer Science study program,

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Students will also acquire specific knowledge and skills that include:

• Analyzing and understanding complex technical
  technological systems.
• Developing and designing computer systems for measurement, control, monitoring, and supervision of complex technical technological systems (industrial, energy, transportation, environmental, military systems, etc.).
• Researching and developing electronic and microprocessor-based systems for data acquisition, processing, and transmission.
•  Researching and developing algorithms and software systems for measurement, control, monitoring, and supervision.
• By completing the Electric Power Grids and Systems specialization within the Electrical Engineering and
  Computer Science study program, students will gain specific knowledge and skills that include:
• Ability to define, understand, and creatively solve problems in the field of electric power grids and systems and beyond.
•  Critical thinking based on analysis and synthesis.
• Professional, environmental, and social responsibility.
• Ability to engage in active professional communication in written and oral form.
• Optimal use of electric power equipment and technology.
•  Developing the field of energy in its entirety.
• Independent tracking of the latest advancements and acquiring new knowledge.
•  Teamwork with experts from various fields.
• Working in research laboratories, institutes, and other institutions with legally prescribed qualifications.