Students of the CST program have the opportunity to use modern computer labs and laboratories and to get acquainted with contemporary computer architectures, embedded systems, and software tools, advised by experts from the university and the business sector. The department has signed various framework agreements with local companies for conducting student internships and traineeships. In the department's laboratories, students can work on diploma and course projects, as well as participate in applied and scientific research and development.

Bachelor's graduates in Computer Engineering can apply for state-funded positions without the need for additional exams.

Bachelor's graduates from related fields in the same direction can also apply for state-funded positions, but may be required to take some equivalency exams.

Professional Bachelor's graduates from the same direction can apply under a specific program with a curriculum to cover the gaps.

Bachelor's graduates from other directions can apply for paid education with equivalency exams, the number of which depends on the specialty they graduated with as a Bachelor's.

• Internet Programming;
• Distributed Systems and Computer Communications;
• Design of Very Large Scale Integration Circuits;
• Distributed Embedded Systems;
• UML Programming;
• Bioinformatics;
• Parallel Algorithms;
• Metaheuristic;
• Artificial Intelligence;
• Self-learning in programming.