Information Systems Technology
Computers and computer systems are everywhere – even where we don't expect them at all.
This essential part of everyday life must be maintained by qualified specialists capable to assess users' needs as well as to design, implement and administer computer systems and networks, forsee development posibilities and ensure security.
The Information Systems Technology Study Programme implemented at Šiaulių valstybinė kolegija not only provides such a specialist necessary knowledge and skills, but also offers two specializations – Business Systems Technology or Design, Installation and Maintenance of Computer Networks. Which one could be yours?
Studies at Šiaulių valstybinė kolegija can be combined with work – both in full-time and part-time mode. Individual needs are acommodated on a case-by-case basis. The Šiaulių valstybinė kolegija offers flexible study schedule.
Why in Šiaulių valstybinė kolegija?
Students can choose one of two specializations. Students learn to administer computer networks and configure network operating systems by applying relevant standards and technologies when choosing Design, Installation and Maintenance of Computer Networks specialization.
When choosing Business Systems Technology students learn to implement and administer business systems by applying relevant standards, system life cycle stages and project management methods. Five practices are aimed to develop and strengthen skills.
Further possible career paths
Access to professional activity |
The graduate after acquiring Professional Bachelor Degree of Computing will be able to work as an analyst, project manager, database administrator, computer network administrator, business processes analyst, tester, computer network engineer, system administrator. |
Access to further study |
Upon completion of the study programme Information Systems Technology studies can be continued at universities in the study programmes of the group of computing study fields. |
Study programme information
Mode and duration | Full-time – 3 years, Part-time – 4 years |
Study Programme national code | 6531BX021 |
Scope of the study | 180 credits (ECTS) |
Language of instruction | English |
Field of education | Engineering and engineering trades |
Group of study fields | Computing |
Study field | Informatics Engineering |
Qualification degree and (or) qualification to be awarded | Professional Bachelor of Computing |
Chairman of the Study Programme Committee | The Head of Informatics Engineering Department lecturer Ingrida Morkevičienė, email i.morkeviciene@svako.lt, tel. (+370 41) 52 50 98. |

Objectives of a study programme and intended learning outcomes
Objective of a study programme – to train a qualified specialist capable of analysing and defining user needs, assessing, projecting, implementing and administering computer systems and networks, forseeing development opportunities and security assurance, independently improving qualifications and adapting to constant changes in professional activities.
Learning outcomes
Knowledge and its application
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1. To explain the concepts of informatics engineering and fundamental sciences, understand their content, relations and applied solutions related to possible future developments and trends in the field of computing. |
Ability to carry out research |
6. To describe the organization's information systems and identify the problem of computer networks / business systems. |
Special abilities
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10. To apply optimal informatics engineering methods to solve the applied problems of computer networks / business systems. |
Social skills
Personal abilities |
18. To communicate professionally in state and foreign languages with professionals on professional topics. 20. To develop the competence of independent and lifelong learning |
Study subjects (modules) and practical training
Full-time study subjects and practices are presented here. Part-time studies last 4 years, the sequence of subjects may vary.
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Semester I | Semester III | Semester V |
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Semester II | Semester IV | Semester VI |
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