Study Guide

- You can implement information systems.
- You can apply modern system development principles in engineering projects.

- You are capable of solving basic programming problems in technical challenges.
- You understand the principles of system architecture and design.
- You are familiar with various aspects of ICT systems (e.g., hardware, networks, data, applications) as well as tools and methods.

- You can define and design system requirements derived from user and stakeholder needs.
- You design information systems and system architectures that meet established requirements and constraints.
- You can assess the feasibility, efficiency, sustainability, and potential risks of plans.
- You can integrate different system components and ensure their compatibility and functionality as a whole.

- You can implement and configure information systems technically, according to plans and defined requirements.
- You can document, develop, and execute testing processes to ensure system functionality, security, and quality before deployment and during use.
- You manage tasks related to system maintenance, including updates, troubleshooting, and user support services.
- You can assess system performance and needs and plan and implement updates and improvements to ensure long-term sustainability and efficiency.

- You can design and develop efficient and scalable processes for ICT projects and operations.
- You can consider various contexts (societal, environmental, corporate, and business) in managing the innovation process.
- You understand the business environment of the ICT sector and master key practices related to entrepreneurship. You also have the ability to act entrepreneurially, proactively advancing new business opportunities.
- You can manage and develop development projects and the lifecycle of a product/service, considering quality aspects.

- You analyze and solve mathematical and physics problems and interpret results to understand their significance in engineering.
- You apply mathematical and physics principles, methods, and tools to engineering projects and appropriately validate their results.
- You understand the laws of physics in technical problem-solving.

- You can independently acquire new knowledge and skills.
- You can adapt to new and changing situations.
- You can critically assess your own actions and develop them.

- You can communicate, report, and document activities clearly and effectively, both orally and in writing, in various situations using the appropriate style.
- You can work constructively as part of interdisciplinary and culturally diverse teams, promoting workplace well-being, supporting team goal achievement, and resolving conflicts.
- You develop leadership and organizational skills in projects by setting goals, planning time and resources, and monitoring goal achievement, building resilience in changing work situations.
- You can assess your own and others' contributions in teamwork and improve your teamwork skills.

- You understand the impact of systems on achieving customer and business objectives.
- You are familiar with the perspectives of sustainability, life cycle thinking, and scalability.
- You can consider the ecological, social, and economic goals of sustainable development in system development.
- You understand and analyze the business environment, market dynamics, and industry trends in the technology sector.
- You can consider and apply ethical principles and standards in practical engineering work

- You can define and delimit problems.
- You can think analytically and critically.
- You approach problems systematically and evaluate different solution options.
- You can base decision-making on data and information.
- You are familiar with the specific research methods of your field and can cite sources.

- You can convey information and ideas clearly and comprehensibly, both orally and in writing, in national and international contexts.
- You can argue logically and persuasively, using sound reasoning and evidence to convince listeners or readers.
- You can utilize and produce technical documentation that meets linguistic and formal requirements.