| Study programme | AIdm22 - Applied Informatics |
| Study | Grade of study - II. - second level, study form - full time, study type - Single degree study |
| Document type: | Description of the study programme |
| The name of the university | J. Selye University |
| The seat of the university | Bratislavská cesta 3322, 94501 Komárno |
| The name of the faculty | Faculty of Economics and Informatics |
| The seat of the faculty | Hradná 167/21, 945 01 Komárno |
The Purpose of the Applied Informatics Second Degree Academic Program is to educate the graduate to a higher level of expertise in informatics. The graduate will be capable of independent design, implementation and maintenance of informatics systems. The graduate will be capable of Research and Development, as well as the continuation of his or her studies in the third degree, that is in Doctoral Studies. The graduate can work in the industry, he or she can work in medical facilities in production plants and factories. The graduate is capable of using his or her abilities in corporations specializing in software development, software maintenance and software support.
Knowledge:
The general knowledge of the graduate from the English language is sufficient to work independently with English scientific literature and with documentation in the English language. The graduate is capable of understanding English software manuals, is able to work with software source code, in conjunction with the documentation.
In addition to the knowledge obtained during the first level of studies, the graduate has deeper understanding in the following fields:
• Modeling and analysis of data, machine learning (neural networks, fuzzy systems and data mining).
• Image processing, signal processing, and processing of other kinds of information.
• Parallel and discrete numeric algorithms.
• Current computer algorithms.
The graduate is educated in adjacent scientific fields as required by his or her work, with special consideration for the fields of mathematics and natural sciences.
The graduate has a deeper understanding in the field of signal processing, modeling, and analysis of images. The graduate knows and is using the most important design patterns, a few popular programming languages and tools for software development as well as software testing and software analysis. The graduate is capable of implementing complex algorithms, programs with graphical user interfaces as well as working with modern operating systems.
The graduate knows all the important methodologies for software development, as well as the requirements for standardized software documentation. The graduate knows all the security principles of privacy and data protection. The graduate knows, at least on a basic level, the technical vocabulary of informatics and adjacent fields.
Skills:
The graduate is using the scientific principles and methods which are necessary in his or her work, in designing solutions related to Information Technology.
The graduate is capable of designing and implementing data analysis systems. The graduate is capable of training algorithms of artificial intelligence, algorithms for image processing and parallel algorithms.
The graduate is capable of implementing numerical optimization algorithms. The graduate is capable of developing commercial information systems and is capable of maintaining existing software solutions.
Based on his or her acquired knowledge, the graduate is capable of independently extending his or her abilities on research level in the specific field of his work using scientific literature or using internal technical documentation, and is capable of independently solving problems in his or her field.
The graduate is capable of analyzing, specifying, designing, implementing, maintaining, and supporting of software solutions. The graduate is using up-to-date methodologies for developing, tuning, testing and quality assurance of these software solutions.
The graduate is able to cooperate in his or her work with experts from the field of informatics, electronic engineering, manufacturing, production as well as experts from legal, human, and other scientific fields.
The graduate is capable of communicating in English and Hungarian language and is capable of expressing complex ideas from the field of informatics both orally and in writing.
The graduate is continuously extending his or her abilities based on the new developments in his or hear field.
Competencies:
The graduate represents in a trustworthy manner the basic principles of their field.
The graduate is capable of understanding the entirety of his or her work.
The graduate is open to learning new algorithms.
The graduate is open to knowledge in other engineering, human and legal fields. They are open to developing computational solutions in these fields, with the cooperation of experts in these fields.
The graduate respects legal and moral principles of their work, especially with regards to protection of privacy, personal information, and with regards to protection of copyright. The graduate is protecting information concerning their coworkers, clients and employers.
The graduate bears full responsibility for his or her work. The graduate is trying to recognize insufficiencies in his or her work as well as places for improvements in the used technologies, and is trying to eliminate these insufficiencies. The graduate approaches his or her work with cybersecurity in mind. The graduate realizes potential vulnerabilities and is trying to actively close the discovered security loopholes in their work and in the system in general.
• Scientific Software Developer
• Algorithm Designer
• Algorithm Developer for Artificial Intelligence
• Software Developer
• Webpage Developer
• Web Application Developer
• Software Architect
• Multimedia Application Developer
• Applied Programmer
• IT Tester
• Database Administrator
• System Administrator
• Network Administrator
• Software Engineer
• IT Project Manager
• Automation Engineer
• System Integration Engineer
The graduate can find professional employment, for example, in the following companies: IBM Slovensko, Schindler Group, Tesco Business Services Hungary, Alza.cz a.s., Samsung Electronics, Kromberg & Schubert, Viatris, Audi Hungaria Zrt., Aptiv, STABcad s.r.o., Tata Consultancy Services, Cloud Network Technology (Foxconn) LKW Walter International as well as corporations with similar profiles.
New study program
The evaluation of the quality of the study program was carried out by the contacted employers, who studied the accreditation material and sent their comments.
•doc. RNDr. PaedDr. Hashim Habiballa, Ph.D.; Ostravská univerzita; hashim.habiballa@osu.cz
• Komzsík Attila; Microcomp; komzsik@microcomp.sk
• Zsolt Morvay; študent Univerzity J. Selyeho; 130165@student.ujs.sk
• Balázs Vígh; študent Univerzity J. Selyeho; 126788@student.ujs.sk
• Laszlo Marak, PhD.; Cloud Network Technology; laszlo.marak@emea.foxconn.cz
The standard length of the Academic Program is two academic year; the curriculum of subjects matches the Academic Program and the core principles from the declaration number 244/2019 of the Legal Code of the Slovak Republic, and is based on the graduate’ profile. The structure of the curriculum as well as its content is harmonized with the Rector's Order No. 16/2021 titled Methodological Instructions for the Creation, Harmonization and Modification of the Academic Program at J. Selye University.
The curriculum of the Academic Program is accessible in the Academical Information System (AIS2) and is also published on the web page of the faculty: https://www.ujs.sk/en/study-at-jsu/study-programmes/faculty-of-economics-and-informatics.html
After the harmonization of the curriculum of Applied Informatics of the Second Degree, the newly accepted students from the beginning of the next academic year will start their studies in accordance with the harmonized curriculum, and they will take their classes based on the curriculum after the amendment, whereas the students of the other years will continue their studies in accordance with the original curriculum which was valid at the time of their acceptance into the program.
The current of list of subjects is accessible at the following link:
https://ais2.ujs.sk/repo2/repository/default/ais/studijneplany/2021-2022/FEI_UJS/EN/AIdm.xml
APDS – Architecture of Parallel and Distributed Systems - Dr. habil Molnár András, PhD.
DIO – Discrete Optimization - doc. RNDr. Bukor József, PhD.
TNMS – Theory and Tools for Modeling and Simulation - prof. RNDr. Kmeť Tibor, CSc.
HEU – Heuristical Systems - Dr. habil. Szénási Sándor, PhD.
NS – Neural Networks - prof. RNDr. Kmeť Tibor, CSc.
SHA – Statistical Data Analysis and Data Mining - Dr. Habil Kiss Gábor, PhD.
DSO – Digital Image Processing and Computer Vision - prof. Kató József Zoltán, Dsc.
FUS - Fuzzy Systems - prof. Dr. Várkonyiné Kóczy Annamária, Dsc.
PIK – Computer and Information Communications - Dr. habil Molnár András, PhD.
From the information sheets of the subjects above, we can clearly conclude, that the teaching of each subject is declared as traditional in-person learning. The information sheets of these subjects are accessible in the Academic Information System (AIS2) in the following modules:
VSST178 - The exported collection of the Academic Programs, the recommended curriculum, information sheets, the syllabus of the state exams, the syllabus of the Academic Program, and the syllabus of the minor.
VSST2215 The status panel of the Academic Program, that is the visualization of all basic information about the Academic Program, exported collection from the Academic Information System (AIS2), documents for verification of the accordance of the declared Academic Programs with the standard SAAVS.
The drafts and the syllabi of the subjects constitute a mandatory part of the information sheets of all the subjects. During the development of the present curriculum, we have been considering the all-work requirement of the students with respect to ECTS and we have established the credit remuneration of the subjects as well as the time requirements for passing those subjects accordingly. One unit of credit corresponds to 25 hours of work. This represents an expected time requirement. The actual time requirement for achieving these results may be different for each individual student.
In the case of subjects with higher credit scores if the number of in-person lessons is lower than the actual work required from the student, the information sheet describes additional duties which these students must perform in accordance with their studies, under the instruction of the teacher as well as the required submissions and exams that the students have to pass in order to obtain the specified credits from the information sheet.
The teachers and the approver of the subject is present in the information sheet of the subject.
In the information sheets, for each subject, we have marked the requirements for the acquiring of the credit for the subject as well as the expected results of the taking the subject, all divided into categories such as: knowledge, skills, and competences. The student is expected to possess these abilities after the successful completion and acquiring of credits for the subject. The details are published on the following link:
https://ais2.ujs.sk/repo2/repository/default/ais/informacnelisty/2021-2022/FEI_UJS/SK/+AIdb.pdf
The subjects are taught at the following locations:
• Faculty of Economics and Informatics. Hradná ul. 167/21. Komárno, Slovenská republika tel.: + 421 35 3260670, GPS: 47°45'25.46"N 18°8'23.22"E
• Conference Center, Hradná 2, Komárno, tel.: +421 35 3260666 GPS: 47°45'15.87"N 18°7'59.76"E
• Sporting Center of the J. Selye University (945 01 Komárno, Hradná 2)
The university publishes the requirements for each individual Academic Program, and the required procedures for the student in the following structure:
In the information sheets of the subjects of the curriculum of the Academic Program, we have specified the requirements for their obtaining the credits for these subjects as well as the expected outcome after successfully meeting those requirements in the form of detailed knowledge, skills and competences that the student will obtain during the taking of the given subject. The details are published on the following link:
https://ais2.ujs.sk/repo2/repository/default/ais/informacnelisty/2021-2022/FEI_UJS/EN/AIdm.pdf
The verification of the students’ progress as well as grading of the students complies with the Student Handbook section 10 which states that: “credits for a subject can be acquired by: a) meeting the required attendance, b) acquiring a grade and c) taking an exam”. Section 10.4-7 Student Handbook.
The student can acquire the credits for a particular subject after fulfilling all mandatory requirements for the subject. If the student fails to fulfill the specified requirement, the student can petition the teacher for obtaining an supplementary opportunity. The teacher would then specify the date of the supplementary examination. Section 10.9 Student Handbook.
The grading of the progress of the student during their studies is carried out based on the grading table and the criteria of performance. Section 10.3 Student Handbook.
The student has the right for three terms from each subject, in each semester in which they are registered. The first term is a regular term, and the second and third terms are supplementary terms. The student can choose these terms from the dates which are registered in the time table of the examination in the Academic Information System (AIS2).
Upon a request of the student or the examiner, the Dean may allow an additional term of examination in justified cases, for example, in case of certified absence. The exam in an additional term is taken in front of a committee which is selected by the Dean after consulting with the director of the Academic Program. The student or the examiner can petition for the additional term in writing and always by specifying the specific reason for the request. The petitions can be submitted to the Student Department of the faculty until the end of the examination period. The exam in front of the commitee is not an additional date for examination, it has to be one taken on one of the published regular exam dates. The original examiner is part of the examination committee as well as one of the representatives of the Student Senate. Paragraph 10.17 Student Handbook.
If serious circumstances, such as if an illness, made it impossible for the student to personally attend the examination, and therefore to acquire credits for the particular subject, the student can ask for an additional date of examination in writing, using an electronic form in the Academic Information System (AIS2), no later than five days after the ending of the examination period of the given semester. The Dean will specify a deadline until which the given obligation can be fulfilled, including the dates of the additional terms. The replacement date will be considered a regular date in this case. Paragraph 10.18 Student Handbook.
The method for archiving documents for proving the progress of a particular student is guided by Rector's Directive No. 4/2021, concerning the archiving of the documents proving the progress of the student with regard to the fulfillment of the requirements of the Academic Program. The Directive is publicly available in the Academic Information System (AIS2).
The Student Handbook including it’s amendments is accessible at:
.A:
Academical Information System (AIS2): Documents/Legislation/Internal Rules/Year 2018, number 8.
.B: On the website of the university
https://www.ujs.sk/documents/vnutorne.predpisy/Studijny_poriadok_uplne_znenie_13_6_18.pdf
Any additional replacement terms and dates can be realized based on the Statute No. 9/2010 of complaints of the Legal Code of the Slovak Republic, which specifies the procedure of petitioning and of evaluating a petition of complaints of physical and legal entities.
The procedures for validating credits obtained at other universities is described in the Student Handbook paragraph 11.6-9 where it states: “The subjects which the students successfully completed can be recognized as the fulfillment of the requirement for the Academic Program, if the date of the completion is not older than five years. The credit transfer is ensured based on the request of the student of the credit transfer. The form is accessible from the Academic Information System (AIS2) documents, Faculty of Economics and Informatics, forms, year 2020 number 3 or based on specific agreements about credit transfer.
The deadline for the request is defined as the 15th of October for the Winter semester and the 15th of March for the Summer semester of any given academic year. The procedure for credit transfer or partial studies transfer, that the student may have obtained at other universities based on tripartisan contracts, with the signatories being: the students, the sending institution, and the accepting institution as described in the Student Handbook Section 11.10-12. For accepting the credits into the Academic Information System (AIS2), the responsible person is the Assistant Dean for Education.
The subjects for the masters thesis are accessible in the Academic Information System (AIS2). Module VSES057, register of topics for master thesis, overview of topics for master thesis, creation, actualization, cancellation, application, and deregistration of the student to the given topic, evidence of evaluation.
The rules and procedures for submission, processing, defense and reviewing of the final thesis are declared and formulated in the Student Handbook, including its full text with amendments. The Student Handbook is accessible in the Academic Information System (AIS2) under Documents/Legislations/Internal Regulations/year 2018 number 8. For the details please refer to Rector's Directive No. 2/2021 about amendment registration, accessibility and archivation of final thesis, rigorous thesis and habilitation thesis at the university accessible in the Academic Information System (AIS2), under Documents/Legislations/Internal Regulations/year 2021 number 13.
Possibilities and procedures for mobility participation of the students. The Student Handbook paragraph 11 describes the procedures and regulations for obtaining credits in accordance with the European system of credit transfer, their collection, and transfer as well as it defines the rules and regulations for acknowledging subjects coming from other institutes of higher education.
In the interest of increasing the proportion of participants in the Erasmus+ mobilities, the branch for international cooperation, together with the Faculty of Economics and Informatics of the university is regularly organizing open days and workshops of Erasmus+, and is offering the opportunity of in-person and online consultation. The students get informational materials and information about the mobilities is regularly published through the communication channels of the university. The rules and procedures are formulated in the Rector's Directive No. 3/2014 about the organization of students', teachers’ and employees’ international mobilities within the program of Erasmus+ at the university. This declaration is accessible in the Academic Information System (AIS2) under Documents/Legislations/Internal Regulations, year 2018 number 10.
The university considers the breach of research integrity, plagiarism and academic fraud very seriously, and has implemented measures to assure that the breaching of these principles is inconsistent with obtaining the academic title. The detailed rules and procedures in the field of academic ethics and consequences of conviction of academic fraud are regulated by:
The university has an Ethical Codex, which accessible in the Academic Information System (AIS2), under Documents/Legislations/Internal Regulations, year 2013 number 11 or at the following link:
https://www.ujs.sk/documents/vnutorne.predpisy/eticky_kodex_ujs.pdf
The Disciplinary Handbook for the students of the Faculty of Economics and Informatics is accessible at the following link:
The students of the Faculty of Economics and Informatics has a Disciplinary Committee in which the students are also represented.
https://fei.ujs.sk/sk/fakulta/disciplinarna-komisia.html
The university has implemented directives about invaliding state exams or their parts, about invalidating rigorous exams, or their parts, about rescindments of scientific, educational or artistic educational titles, about revocation of professional titles and the rescindment of academic titles. The directives are accessible in the Academic Information System (AIS2), under Documents/Legislations/Internal Regulations, year 2021 number 5.
In accordance with the industry standard, the university is systematically seeking out and approaching students with special needs, and is registering an increase in the number of students with special needs. Students with special needs have the right to get special treatment in accordance with their needs as well as additional supporting services. The university has a center for supporting students and employs a coordinator for helping these students. Additional information is accessible at the page of the student center following link:
https://www.ujs.sk/sk/studium/studenti-so-specifickymi-potrebami.html
The rules and regulations have been published in the Rector's Directive No. 7/2016 about students with special needs and about the details of the position of coordinator for students with special needs. This declaration is accessible in the Academic Information System (AIS2) under Documents/Legislations/Internal Regulations, year 2016 number 9, and also is publicly accessible at the following link:
http://www.ujs.sk/documents/Smernica.7.2016.pdf
The university is continuously invested in improving the quality of its services. In order to be able to improve the quality of education, the university expresses great effort in the identification of expectations and needs of its students, employees and all other interested parties. In all procedures of education, creative work, and services, the university is continuously trying to improve.
Contact for recommendations: kvalita@ujs.sk
All the received recommendations are evaluated with the department of quality assurance, according to the Rector's Directive No. 5/2021 paragraph 4 about the internal quality assurance system of the university. The evaluation of these recommendations is transparent and the representatives of the student committee are also allowed to participate. If a recommendation is evaluated to be reasonable, then the recommendation is implemented in order to improve the general quality of the services. The results of the acceptance or the rejection of a recommendation are also communicated to the person who initially submitted the recommendation, either through the contact address that the person specified, or, if the person did not specify a contact address, then on the same email address that was the source of the submission.
The information sheets of the curriculum are created in three languages according to Statute No. 614/2022 of the Legal Code of the Slovak Republic: Hungarian, Slovakian, and English, and are accessible at least at the following places: In the Academical Information System (AIS2) in modules:
VSST178 The Export Configurations for the Academic Programs/Recommended Study Plans/Information Sheets and syllabi of the state exams, the Major and the Minor.
VSST215 The status panel of the Academic Program, visualization of all basic information about the Academic Program, exported collections from the Academic Information System (AIS2), documents for the verification of the conformity of the Academic Program, and the standards of the SAAVŠ.
https://www.ujs.sk/sk/studium/studijnne-programy/fakulta-ekonomie-a-informatiky.html
The current harmonogram of the academic year is accessible at:
Webpage of the university:
https://www.ujs.sk/sk/studium/harmonogram-akademickeho-roka.html
On the webpage of the faculty:
https://fei.ujs.sk/sk/studium-sk/harmonogram.html
The timetable of the individual Academic Programs can be downloaded from the Academic Information System (AIS2) in the module:
VSRH-009: Timetable module (Timetable compositions for the actual academic year, semester, part of the year, date grouped by the teacher, students, center, subject, room, Academic Program, year, club, minor at the timetable window). The generation of the timetable is possible for each Academic Program, minor, subject, center, person, or room. The timetable for the individual minors can also be generated from the Academic Information System (AIS2).
prof. RNDr. Tibor Kmeť, CSc.; Faculty of Economics and Informatics, Department of Informatics; email: kmett@ujs.sk; tel: +421 35 32 60 767
Dr. habil Molnár András, PhD.; molnara@ujs.sk; +421 35 32 60 651; https://www.portalvs.sk/regzam/detail/20713; https://www.ujs.sk/en/personal/111-english/personnel/faculty-of-economics-and-informatics/4864-prof-andras-molnar-phd.html
teaching the following profile subjects:
KINF/Aidm/APDS/22 Architecture of Parallel and Distributed Systems
KINF/Aidm/PIK/22 Computer and Information Communications
doc. RNDr. Bukor József, PhD.; bukorj@ujs.sk; +421 35 32 60 693; https://www.portalvs.sk/regzam/detail/15594; https://www.ujs.sk/en/personal/111-english/personnel/faculty-of-economics-and-informatics/4846-doc-rndr-jozsef-bukor-phd.html
teaching the following profile subjects:
KINF/Aidm/DIO/22 Discrete Optimization
prof. RNDr. Kmeť Tibor, CSc.; kmett@ujs.sk; +421 35 32 60 767; https://www.portalvs.sk/regzam/detail/10495; https://www.ujs.sk/en/personal/111-english/personnel/faculty-of-economics-and-informatics/4762-prof-rndr-tibor-kmet-csc.html
teaching the following profile subjects:
KINF/Aidm/TNMS/22 Theory and Tools for Modeling and Simulation
KINF/Aidm/NS/22 Neural Networks
KINF/Aidm/DIP1/22 Master Thesis Seminar 1
KINF/Aidm/DIP2/22 Master Thesis Seminar 2
KINF/Aidm/OP/22 Professional Internship
KINF/Aidm/ANM/22 Algorithms of Numerical Mathematics and Optimalization
Dr. habil. Szénási Sándor, PhD.; szenasis@ujs.sk; +421 35 32 60 651; https://www.portalvs.sk/regzam/detail/20719; https://www.ujs.sk/en/personal/111-english/personnel/faculty-of-economics-and-informatics/4831-prof-sandor-szenasi-phd.html
teaching the following profile subjects:
KINF/Aidm/HEU/22 Heuristical Systems
Dr. Habil Kiss Gábor, PhD. ; kissga@ujs.sk; +421 35 32 60 651; https://www.portalvs.sk/regzam/detail/23165; https://www.ujs.sk/en/personal/111-english/personnel/faculty-of-economics-and-informatics/4840-dr-habil-gabor-kiss-phd.html
teaching the following profile subjects:
KINF/Aidm/SHA/22 Statistical Data Analysis and Data Mining
prof. Kató József Zoltán, Dsc.; katojz@ujs.sk; +421 35 32 60 653; https://www.portalvs.sk/regzam/detail/24173; https://www.ujs.sk/en/personal/111-english/personnel/faculty-of-economics-and-informatics/5568-prof-jozsef-zoltan-kato-dsc.html
teaching the following profile subjects:
KINF/Aidm/DSO/22 Digital Image Processing and Computer Vision
prof. Dr. Várkonyiné Kóczy Annamária, Dsc.; koczya@ujs.sk; +421 35 32 60 653; https://www.portalvs.sk/regzam/detail/20720; https://www.ujs.sk/en/personal/111-english/personnel/faculty-of-economics-and-informatics/4768-prof-dr-annamaria-varkonyine-koczy-dsc.html
teaching the following profile subjects:
KINF/Aidm/FUS/22 Fuzzy Systems
Scientific and artistic and pedagogical characteristics of the personnel responsible for the profile subject of the Academic Program are accessible in the Academic Information System (AIS2) in the modules:
LZ020 - Register of Employees.
VSST215 - The Status Panel of the Academic Program.
The individual assignments of the subjects are accessible on the university webpage:
https://ais2.ujs.sk/repo2/repository/default/ais/studijneplany/2021-2022/FEI_UJS/EN/AIdm.xml
• Dr. habil. Kiss Attila, CSc.; kissae@ujs.sk; +421 35 32 60 653; https://www.portalvs.sk/regzam/detail/24172; https://www.ujs.sk/sk/personal/5570
• Marák László, PhD.; marakl@ujs.sk; +421 35 32 60 751; https://www.portalvs.sk/regzam/detail/29868 ; https://www.ujs.sk/sk/personal/6338
• prof. Dr. József Poór, DSc.; poorj@ujs.sk; +421 35 32 60 614; https://www.portalvs.sk/regzam/detail/15532; https://www.ujs.sk/hu/alkalmazottak/52-gazdasagtudomanyi-kar/4769-prof-dr-jozsef-poor-dsc.html
• Ing. Takáč Ondrej, PhD.; takaco@ujs.sk; +421 35 32 60 629; https://www.portalvs.sk/regzam/detail/18277; https://www.ujs.sk/sk/personal/4836
• prof. Dr. Mihály Ormos, PhD.; ormosm@ujs.sk; +421 35 32 60 878; https://www.portalvs.sk/regzam/detail/29180; https://www.ujs.sk/hu/alkalmazottak/52-gazdasagtudomanyi-kar/6218-prof-dr-mihaly-ormos-phd.html
Only applicable for the Doctoral Academic Program
The scientific, artistic and pedagogical characteristics of the supervisors for master thesis are accessible in the Academic Information System (AIS2) in the module LZ020 - List of Employees.
The interests of the students are protected in multiple organizational units of the faculty.
The student representatives for the faculty of the Academical Senate are:
1. Mgr. Adam Páldi, e-mail: 121708@student.ujs.sk
2. Mgr. Barnabás Szabó, e-mail: 120824@student.ujs.sk
The non-faculty student representatives of the Academical Senate are:
1. János Mészáros, e-mail: 128847@student.ujs.sk
2. Mgr. Adam Páldi, e-mail: 121708@student.ujs.sk
3. Zsófia Ružíková, e-mail: 121708@student.ujs.sk
4. Mgr. Barnabás Szabó, e-mail: 120824@student.ujs.sk
The representatives for the committee for quality assurance of the university:
1. Szilárd Szigeti, e-mail: 122204@student.ujs.sk
The representatives for the committee for quality assurance for the faculty:
1. PaedDr. Márk Csóka, e-mail: csokam@ujs.sk
The representatives for the committee college of Deans:
1. Mgr. Noémi Fóthy, e-mail: 120318@student.ujs.sk
The representatives for the committee of disciplinary action of the faculty:
1. Máté Meňhárt, e-mail: 128461@student.ujs.sk
2. Bc. Barbara Borkovičová, e-mail: 125788@student.ujs.sk
3. Bence Vetter, e-mail: 131059@student.ujs.sk
The representatives for the committee of disciplinary action of the university:
1. Mgr. Noémi Fóthy, e-mail: 120318@student.ujs.sk
The committee for Erasmus+.
Representative for the Faculty: Mgr. Adam Páldi, e-mail: 121708@student.ujs.sk
Representative for the University: Mgr. Barnabás Szabó, e-mail: 120824@student.ujs.sk
Representative for the Committee SVOC
1. János Mészáros, e-mail: 128847@student.ujs.sk
The list of representatives for the student government at the faculty is accessible on the webpage of the university at the following link:
The student counselor of the Academic Program.
The Faculty employs student counselors to provide counseling services for the students during the creation of the students’ personal timetables. The student counselors are appointed at the pleasure of the Dean of the faculty.
The student counselors provide counseling services for the students in the matters of education, for example, the construction and creation of individual student timetables. The student counselors are in contact with the student group that is assigned to them and are helping in resolution of any education related problems in cooperation with the directors of individual departments, and with the Assistant Deans of the faculty.
The student counselor is: Ing. Ondrej Takáč, PhD., https://www.ujs.sk/en/personal/111-english/personnel/faculty-of-economics-and-informatics/4837-ing-ondrej-takac-phd.html
The Dean appoints a coordinator from the faculty staff for the support of student mobilities. Optionally a student coordinator can be any employee of the university. The duties of the coordinator are the preparation and realization of the programs of international cooperation in the fields of education, performing duties connected to sending and receiving students, counseling services to the students about the possibilities of exchange programs with other universities in the Slovak Republic and abroad. The coordinator provides support in the preparation of the applications for financial support and receiving stipends for decentralized mobilities and connected functions.
Student services of the faculty, these names and contacts for the reference of the student services of the faculty can be found at the following link:
https://fei.ujs.sk/en/structure/faculty-student-office.html
Career Counselor
Mgr. Norbert Ištvánik, kontakty: https://www.ujs.sk/en/personal/110-english/personnel/staff/5227-mgr-norbert-istvanik.html
Accommodation at the dormitories
Mgr. Attila Duba, kontakty: https://www.ujs.sk/en/personal/110-english/personnel/staff/6055-mgr-attila-duba.html
The teaching is arranged in the following rooms which are part of the building of the faculty of the conference center and of the ŠC UJS.
Presentation Rooms: K1, K2, K3, G110, G210
Seminar Rooms: G202, G203, G205, G206, G207, G209, G309, G310, G405, K7, K8, K9
Computer Rooms: K6, G313
Laboratories: G312
Auxiliary Rooms: Localities of ŠC UJS
The interested parties can have a virtual tour of these facilities on the webpage of the virtual tour of the buildings.
The university provides internet access for the students and for the staff through a high-speed academic network called SANET. The connection is provided after the authentication of the person to the network of the university or through his or her personal registration. The students have free access to computers and to the internet in the specialized classrooms of the university and in the university library. The students have access to computers and internet in publicly accessible places in forms of computer kiosks in the buildings of the university which are in continuous operation. The internet access is also provided for the students in the form of wireless connection, accessible in each building of the university, including the dormitories. The network is part of the project EDUROAM and allows access to the internet of the students and faculty staff members of any university that joins the program. In the publicly accessible places, the university provides multi-functional devices for printing, scanning, and copying documents through the system of SAFEQ that can be accessed and operated with the university assigned student cards.
The university maintains its own email server, and each student and staff member have an email profile, calendar, address book, and a platform for file-sharing. The identification data of the staff member and the students for accessing the email, that is to say, username and password are the same that the user can use to access the internet, to login to the wifi network and to the authorized localities of the webpage as well as the printing system, SAFEQ, into the university restaurant system as well as the access to other services.
1. Library information system, DAWINCI, is a modern library information system which provides the users access to individual library funds through an online catalog named Opac through a web browser. The register of the readers is connected to the student cards, or the staff cards of the university.
2. Academical Information System, AIS2, is a complex informational system designed for the management of higher education in all three degrees of education, for the support of the management of the university and the management of the research facilities of the university. In connection with the realization of the Academic Program, the university benefits from almost all the functionalities of the system, for example:
Electronic application: from the moment of the submission of the application in electronic form, all the the electronic exchanges up until the registration to the university.
The complex register of studies.
The register of Academic Programs and Minors.
The register of thesis subjects with the automated transfer of each thesis into the central register of thesis of Slovak Republic.
The register of student documentation.
The administration subsystem for the publication of all documents in an authorized manner, and for the creation and submission of student surveys.
The portal for graduates.
On the management level, the Academic Information System (AIS2) serves as a method for for planning education, following the progress of the students as well as for measuring the performance of individual departments and staff members.
3. Financial information system. SOFIA, is a system module connected to the Academic Information System (AIS2). This system registers all the payments made by the students to the university and stipends payed out to the students.
4. Access to electronic databases. Under the management of CVTISR, the university provides access to selected database collections of electronic informational sources. The access for the students and the teachers to the necessary databases is provided by remote access through CVTISR. Through this access the students and the staff members can also access international scientific journals accessible in the online databases of individual publishers.
5. The system for personal identification. This system ensures the access of the users to individual modules of the information systems and electronic services. The identification is based on the user’s selected login data that is the login name and the password. As part of identification, the student is also issued an identification card based on a contact-less chip either in the form of a student card or a staff card. These cards are used in the printing system and in the university restaurant system; they also allow access to certain localities with electronic access systems.
6. Learning management system. The university provides a learning management system based on Moodle, which is a platform that allows university teachers to support their teaching efforts with electronic teaching material. Access to this system is possible through the individual credentials of the users, and it’s a secure and complete tool for the support of educational activities.
7. A teleconference system, BigBlueButton, is provided by the faculty to support remote educational efforts, should it be necessary.
8. On the webpage of the university, students have access to the Orbis Europe database. The database contains information on approximately 110 million legal entities, corporations or firms. In addition to the financial reports of these entities, the database also provides access to patents, and information about fusions and acquisitions.
9. ECOSIM SmartSim is a simulation software for the teaching of subjects regarding financial management and marketing.
The university is providing the following tools for informing the students:
• Email communication in the form of an own email address which is used for official communication between the students and the university staff.
• Through the webpage of the university, the faculties and the individual departments.
• Through the distribution of messages, using the Academic Information System (AIS2).
• Through information using the high surface screens which are placed at high frequency places of the university buildings.
The university library provides access to all scientific literature for each student at least to the extent of recommended literature present in all the information sheets of all the subjects, and the university provides this access either in person or through the library lending program. The webpage of the university library:
a) The library system, Dawinci, is a library information system which provides all the users access to individual library resources using the online database, OPAC, through web access. The register of the readers is accessible through the student card or the staff card.
b) Under the umbrella of CVTISR users can access to a collection of electronic databases of several sources. The access of the student and the staff members to the necessary databases is possible through the remote access through the CVTISR system. Through this access, the students and the staff members can also access international scientific journals, online databases of individual publishers.
c) In the internet network of the university it is possible to access through the ORBIS Europe database for each student and staff member. The database contains approximately 110 million corporate records, other than the financial results for these corporations, the database also allows access to patents and information about fusions and acquisitions.
At the university, the access to the resources and to the identification of the personnel and students is controlled by a unified authentication system through the person’s username and personal password. As a part of this solution each student and staff member is issued an electronic contactless identification card, either in the form of a student card or staff member card. These cards are used in the printing system, in the university restaurant network, and they allow access to rooms with electronic locking systems. For the purposes of remote education or mixed education, the university provides four servers with video conference solutions.
BigBlueButton, the faculty is using the following links:
Access without authorization, without password and username.
https://bigbluebutton.ujs.sk/b
Access only after authorization, with username and password.
As an alternative method of remote teaching, the university also has access to the platform Teams provided by Microsoft as part of the Office 365 package, which is at disposition for each student and staff member.
In year 2015, the university implemented an electronic learning system on the basis of LMS Moodle. This system was in year 2017 partially integrated with the system WeBWorK and was upgraded in 2021 to the current version. The services related to the e-learning systems are maintained by the center of information services, https://support.ujs.sk/sk/. The e-learning system is is accessible at:
In addition to the cable connection which is accessible to the students in ŠD, UK and at other specified places, students have also access to the internet within the areas of the university through the wireless network connection. In order to access the internet through the wireless network connection, the person has to identify himself with his or her unified authentication credentials. In year 2016, the university implemented a central printing system, which is accessible to the students as well. Students have the opportunity to issue credit on their own accounts in the case of the university.
For the simplification of mandatory internship management, we have created a webpage:
The partners are able to register on the page and students are able to access the list of currently live partners. After the successful completion of the internship, the partners are able to register the completion of the internship directly on the webpage. The person responsible for the maintenance of the webpage is:
PaedDr. Ladislav Végh, PhD.; veghl@ujs.sk; +421 35 32 60 760
The university provides a stimulating environment for its students during their studies. The university manages and maintains student dormitories where it provides comfortable accommodation for the students of the university that meet the current hygienic, security and legal regulations. As a part of the dormitory area, the university has built a multi functional garden which allows the students to relax or to exercise sports.
The university provides catering services in the conference center. In the sports center of the university, students have the possibility of playing sports and additional recreational activities. The goal of the university is to provide means for cultural, social and spiritual fulfillment.
The students can visit the chapel of ŠD Čajka.
The university provides international student mobilities for its students in the framework of mobility programs, such as Erasmus+, Makovecz, CEEPUS and numerous professional internships from the repertoire of the Balassi Institution and from the mobility grants of the Ministry of Human Resources of Hungary.
Present day, the university has 118 valid bilateral contracts, memorandums and inter-institutional agreements with 63 institutions in 15 countries of Europe as well as inter-institutional agreements in the partner states outside of Europe in the framework of activity KA107.
The division for international relations, in cooperation with the faculties of the university, regularly organizes informational days, Erasmus+ as well as workshops and provides the opportunity for personal or online consultations. The university students have access to printed materials such as flyers and brochures. In addition, the department of international relations of the university is regularly publishing information about its activities on the webpage, Erasmus+ of the university, and is sending mass information newsletters to the students, the staff members and the teachers using the communication channels of the university. The language support for the students is assured in the form of online linguistic support, OLS within the framework of the Erasmus program.
Partners of the university
https://www.ujs.sk/en/international-activities/our-partner-institutions.html
Mobility of students for learning Erasmus+.
http://https://erasmus.ujs.sk/en
Mobility for student internships.
Means of applying for students.
The contacts for coordinators.
Program Makovecz
https://www.ujs.sk/sk/medzinarodne-vztahy/makovecz.html
Additional mobilities.
https://www.ujs.sk/en/international-activities/other-mobility-programmes.html
The basic criteria of admittance to for an Academic Program Major or a Minor are ratified by the academic senate of the faculty for the given academic year.
https://fei.ujs.sk/sk/studium-sk/podmienky-prijatia.html
The methods for admittance of students for the first and second level higher education are specified in the Student Handbook part 2 paragraphs 19-55.
The results of the admittance exams in the past six years list:
Full-time Masters
Major in Applied Informatics
2021/2022 applied 13, admitted 12, registered 11
2020/2021 applied 30, admitted 27, registered 27
Major in Economics and business management
2021/2022 applied 56, admitted 54, registered 53
2021/2022 applied 64, admitted 59, registered 58
2021/2022 applied 70, admitted 67, registered 65
2021/2022 applied 77, admitted 74, registered 74
2021/2022 applied 68, admitted 66, registered 65
2021/2022 applied 50, admitted 48, registered 45
External Masters
Major in Economics and Business Management
2021/2022 applied 12, admitted 0, registered 0
2021/2022 applied 4, admitted 0, registered 0
2021/2022 applied 17, admitted 0, registered 0
2021/2022 applied 16, admitted 0, registered 0
2021/2022 applied 12, admitted 0, registered 0
Major in Business Management
2021/2022 applied 28, admitted 28, registered 24
The faculty developed an internal method of quality assurance for its educational programs at the faculty level in harmony with the university regulations. The main purpose of the methodology of the given system is the assurance, the monitoring, and the improvement of the quality of the education from the point of view of the faculty as a whole. According to paragraph 70, section 1, letter H, of the Statute No. 131/2002 of the Legal Code of the Slovak Republic about Institutes of Higher Education and additional amendments, the student has the right at least once a year to express his or her views about the quality of the education and his or her teachers in the form of anonymous surveys. The surveys are usually conducted online. The students of the faculty have the opportunity to join the anonymous survey intended for the purposes of evaluation of the education quality. The student can rate each subject that he or she is registered to in the given academic semester and year. The student can also rate the teachers at the end of each semester, that is to say two times a year. The anonymized survey forms are accessible to the students through the Academic Information System (AIS2). After the end of the survey, the results are automatically evaluated by the system. The evaluation of the survey is conducted using different groupings: grouped by each teacher which provides feedback for the subjects that the given teacher taught in the given semester, grouped by the head of the department which gives feedback with respect to all subjects that are assured by the department, grouped by the assistant Deans for education, for social events and grouped by the Dean providing feedback in for all the subjects assured by the faculty. The students also have the opportunity to provide written expressive comments, that is to say comments which are not in the form of a choice in a multiple choice question. The comments are only visible after the approval of the assistant Dean.
The quality assurance committee of the faculty analyzes the results of these surveys once a year.
The academic senate of the faculty analyzes the result of these surveys as part of the regular yearly report of the faculty.
The scientific committee of the faculty analyzes the result of the report provided by the senate yearly, based on the reports provided by the senate.
As a result of the feedback provided by the students during the survey, the faculty implements the necessary policies with the goal of quality improvement of its educational programs. These necessary policies are implemented in each level of the education.
The Academic Quarter Hour survey also provides feedback of general student opinions. The purpose of these surveys, which included all the students of the Slovak Republic, was to discover the opinions of the students at each university, both the first, the second, and the third degree of education, and to assess the conditions in the institutes of higher education of the Slovak Republic. The survey helped the Slovak Accreditation Agency for Higher Education to gain feedback that is necessary to improve the Academic Programs of our university as well. The results of the Academic Quarter Hour survey can be accessed on the following link:
https://www.ujs.sk/documents/Akademick%C3%A1%20%C5%A1tvr%C5%A5hodinka%20-%20UJS.pdf
The Handbook of the University Dormitory ŠD, and the list of fees associated with the services can be found on the following link:
https://www.ujs.sk/en/structure/dormitories.html#contract-forms-documents
The protocol for immatriculation and promotion of the university from 2016 is accessible in the Academic Information System (AIS2) at
Documents/Legislations/Internal Regulations year 2015 number 5. The rules for the requests for the Center of Information Services can be found on the following link:
https://support.ujs.sk/sk/pravidla-vybavovania-podnetov.html
The aid for first year students tutorial book can be found on the following link in Hungarian:
https://www.ujs.sk/documents/Informaciok_elsosoknek_2022_23.pdf
Rector's Directive No. 5/2013 about the research activities for students at the university is accessible in the Academic Information System (AIS2) at Documents/Legislations/Internal Regulations, year 2021 number 5, and the Handbook for the student research competition ŠVOČ, can be found at the following link:
https://fei.ujs.sk/documents/SUTAZNY_PORIADOK_SVOC_FEI_UJS.pdf
Rector's Directive No. 10/2010 about lending and borrowing portable computers for the students, and later amendment number 1 is accessible in the Academic Information System (AIS2) under Documents/Legislations/Internal Regulations, year 2011 number 7.
Rector's Directive No. 1/2014 about borrowing and lending books from the university library is accessible in the Academic Information System (AIS2) at Documents/Legislations/Internal Regulations, 2014/2.
Statue of the self-governing student body is accessible in the Academic Information System (AIS2) at Documents/Legislations/Internal Regulations, year 2010/8
Rector's Directive No. 6/2016 about free access to information is accessible in the academic system of the university Documents/Legislations/Internal Regulations, 16/8.
The tuition fees connected to the school are accessible on the following webpage.
https://www.ujs.sk/documents/vnutorne.predpisy/Skolne_a_poplatky_2022_2023_fin.pdf
The stipend regulations are accessible on the following link.
https://www.ujs.sk/documents/vnutorne.predpisy/Skolne_a_poplatky_2022_2023_fin.pdf
The directive about naturalization of certificates about education obtained at other institutions is accessible in Rector's Directive No. 2/2020, about the approval and certification of documents of education issued by other institutions.