Branch detail

Students are introduced to practical applications of knowledge of conventional and mobile communication, intelligent networks and transmission of information in high-speed systems. They are familiar with the processing and transmission of multimedia signals, the structure of diverse types of telecommunication services and the construction and functions of end-user communication devices. In applied informatics, students learn about Internet technology and services, computer network architecture and its connectivity to other communication systems including mobile and fixed networks.
Instruction is provided primarily by the Department of Telecommunication (UTKO). A wide range of optional courses along with an individual technical project and the bachelor's final work enable students to specialize in technologies of mobile and conventional communication and information technology. With respect to their professional interests, students can also focus on multimedia and hypermedia services, i.e. the processing and transmission of text, speech, sound and image. Moreover, they can acquire relevant knowledge of mobile communication and instrumentation. In order to broaden their knowledge, students can choose additional courses offered in other branches of study in the bachelor's degree programme at FEEC BUT and the Faculty of Information Technology (FIT) and also language, economics, management and ecology courses.