SCHOOL OF MATHEMATICS, COMPUTER SCIENCE AND ENGINEERING

Bachelor’s Program in Electronic and Computer Engineering - Description

The objective of the Bachelor’s Program in Electronic and Computer Engineering is to provide graduates with a comprehensive understanding of mathematics, physics, electrical engineering, programming and laboratory practices. The program aims to nurture competitive and skilled professionals for relevant job markets, both domestically and internationally. Additionally, the goal of the program is to enable graduates to pursue further studies at the next level of higher education.

Students of the program are encouraged to actively participate in scientific research within the field of engineering. Many students have contributed to numerous scientific papers published in international refereed journals and have also presented their work at international symposia and conferences. High-achieving students often become involved in international engineering projects, further enriching their academic experience.

Upon successful completion of the 4-year program, the graduate is awarded the qualification - Bachelor of Engineering.

CURRICULUM

The curriculum for the Bachelor’s Program in Electronic and Computer Engineering consists of 240 credits, allocated across the following modules:

  • University General Education - each student enrolled in the university's bachelor's programs, in addition to specialized subjects, also takes general subjects, contributing to the elevation of general education and the expansion of their field of interests.
  • Foundational Education in the Field of Study - this module covers essential foundational courses for studying the field of engineering, for example: Differential Equations, Mechanics and Thermodynamics, Electricity and Magnetism, Optics, Discrete Mathematics, Linear Algebra, Programming Methodology, Programming Abstraction, Probability and Statistics, Calculus.
  • Core Education in the Field of Study - the module consists of fundamental theoretical and laboratory courses necessary for the study of electronic and computer engineering. This module also incorporates junior and senior projects, wherein students engage in theoretical studies and practical projects.
  • Elective Courses - students have the flexibility to choose additional courses based on their interests. They also have the option to pursue an additional 15 credits of courses at no extra cost.

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About the School of Mathematics, Computer Science and Engineering

The Free University of Tbilisi School of Mathematics, Computer Science and Engineering - MACS[E] includes the following accredited programs:

  • Bachelor's Program in Computer Science and Mathematics
  • Bachelor’s Program in Electronic and Computer Engineering
  • Bachelor’s Program in Building Systems Engineering

Since its inception, the Bachelor's Program in Computer Science and Mathematics has consistently ranked first among all undergraduate programs in Georgia based on the average scores obtained by entrants in the Unified National Exams.

In the same ranking, the Bachelor's Program in Electrical and Computer Engineering holds the second position among all undergraduate programs.

Within the auspices of such a successful school, in 2020, the Free University of Tbilisi welcomed the inaugural cohort of students for the Bachelor's Program in Building Systems Engineering.

Most participants of various national and/or international olympiads choose MACS[E] for their undergraduate studies.

The high quality of education provided by the school and the competitive advantages of its graduates are evidenced by their success stories.

Graduates are employed in giant and global companies such as: Facebook, Instagram, Apple, Google, Microsoft, Skype, Amazon, eBay and others. They successfully navigate the challenging and rigorous stages of interviews and testing at international companies.

Dean

Ამირან Ამბროლაძე

Amiran Ambroladze

Professor; Dean of the School of Mathematics, Computer Science and Engineering

a.ambroladze@freeuni.edu.ge

Associated Dean

Შოთა Ღვინეფაძე

Shota Ghvinepadze

Associate Professor; Associate Dean of the School of Mathematics, Computer Science and Engineering

s.gvinepadze@freeuni.edu.ge
Ვახტანგ Ჯანდიერი

Vakhtang Jandieri

Professor; Associate Dean of the School of Mathematics, Computer Science and Engineering

v.jandieri@freeuni.edu.ge

Head of the program

Გუგა Ვარდიაშვილი

Guga Vardiashvili

Head of the Program in Electrical and Computer Engineering; Assistant Professor

g.vardiashvili@freeuni.edu.ge
Მაიკლ Სონდერსი

Michael Saunders

Professor; Head of the Program in Building Systems Engineering

m.saunders@freeuni.edu.ge

Coordinator

Ნატალია Ხუბაშვილი

Natalia Khubashvili

Coordinator of the School of Mathematics, Computer Science and Engineering

n.khubashvili@freeuni.edu.ge