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Why choose this specialty?

Interdisciplinary training in the specialty is a prerequisite for a broad engineering perspective and the ability to correctly interpret and solve complex problems. An additional advantage of a graduate bachelor engineer in electronic information technologies is the ability to easily adapt to a new or unfamiliar environment and to join scientific and development teams.
The specialty "Electronic Information Systems" (EIS) will replace the existing specialty "Electronics" in professional field 5.2. It is interdisciplinary and includes disciplines from the fields of fundamental natural sciences, electronics and microelectronics, information and communication technologies, technical legislation and standardization, and business management. The advantage lies in the possibility of a natural combination of competencies in hardware and software engineering. The curriculum will allow students to acquire an optimal set of knowledge for the development of programmable electronic modules and systems for monitoring and controlling processes in their entirety – from recording various quantities and transmitting them via modern communication interfaces, to forming databases and subsequent processing.

What are the admission requirements?

The application for a Bachelor's degree in the specialty "Electronic Information Systems" at the Faculty of Electronic Engineering and Technologies is carried out, as in the other faculties of the Technical University, namely by submitting applicant documents and ranking the candidates.
Ranking is based on the results of the state maturity exam (matura) in mathematics or physics, or in Bulgarian language and literature, and/or a competitive exam. The competitive exam is in the form of a mathematics test.
Candidates who have successfully passed the competitive exam or hold valid results from state maturity exams (maturas), in accordance with the admission conditions, participate in the ranking.
Detailed information regarding the conditions, deadlines, and procedure for application is published on the website of the Technical University - Sofia.

The training in the specialty combines fundamental and specialized preparation, adapted to the interdisciplinary nature of the knowledge and skills required for the successful professional realization of future engineers. The fundamental preparation includes university-wide disciplines from the professional fields 5.2. "Electrical Engineering, Electronics and Automation" and 5.3. "Communications and Computer Engineering" such as: mathematics, physics, basic programming languages, platform-independent programming languages, electrical engineering, semiconductor elements, theory of electronic circuits, and analog circuit design. The specialized preparation includes training in disciplines such as:

digital and microprocessor circuit design,
microelectronics,
sensors and actuators,
electronic regulators,
selectable specialized disciplines in three modules – "Electronic and Medical Instrumentation", "Power Electronics", "Microelectronics".

Within the framework of the specialized preparation, training is conducted in close cooperation with industry companies – Visteon, Melexis, Sensata, Kostal, Festo, Berr Hella, Dahua, Global Foundris, Smartcom, and others. The topics for course projects, as well as the assignments for diploma theses, are formulated jointly with representatives of the companies, who participate as consultants.

Graduates receive a Bachelor of Engineering diploma in Electronic Information Technologies.

Graduates of the Bachelor's specialization "Electronic Information Systems" are prepared to work as:
(1) developers, designers, system designers, in the creation and implementation of new electronic modules and systems;
(2) specialists in testing, configuration, and maintenance of electronic systems and overall infrastructure;
(3) software engineers in the design of electronic information modules and embedded systems;
(4) analysts, quality control specialists, product consultants in research and development centers, branches, and trade offices;
(5) experts, consultants, etc., in state structures (ministries, agencies, departmental organizations) related to electronic information systems and technologies, as well as in their application in various fields of industry, healthcare, ecology, transport, construction, etc.

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