From June 17 to 19, the Department of Computer Engineering and Electronics hosted the defenses of bachelor’s theses by students majoring in “Electronics” and “Computer Engineering.”
On June 17, students majoring in “Electronics” presented their research and development projects. The topics covered current trends in the development of electronic systems, microcontroller technology, automation, and embedded devices. The students demonstrated a high level of theoretical knowledge and practical skills, as well as the ability to apply their knowledge to solve real-world engineering problems.
On June 18 and 19, the defenses of bachelor’s theses by students majoring in “Computer Engineering” took place. The future specialists presented projects in the fields of computer systems and networks, embedded systems, hardware-software complexes, the Internet of Things, and information technology. Most of the projects had a practical focus and were aimed at solving real-world technical problems.
Members of the examination committee noted the high level of preparation among the candidates, the relevance of the chosen topics, and the quality of the presented results. During the defenses, students confidently answered the committee’s questions, demonstrating professional competence and readiness for future work in the field of modern technologies.
We congratulate our graduates on successfully completing this important stage of their education and wish them continued professional success, new achievements, and the realization of their most ambitious engineering projects! 🎓✨
