The department offers courses in computer science fundamentals, algorithm development and programming, application software, computer networks, web development, artificial intelligence tools, mathematics, geometry, theory of probability, mathematical statistics, operations research and stochastic models in operations research, as well as MATLAB fundamentals.
The department's scientific and research activities primarily focus on developing and applying information and control systems in transportation, programming web and desktop applications, applying artificial intelligence tools, processing statistical data, and solving optimisation problems in transportation and logistics.
The department also serves as a local CISCO Academy. As part of this role, it offers CISCO networking programme training to students.
| Head of Department: | doc. Ing. Karel Greiner,Ph.D. |
| Deputy Head of Department: | Ing. Stanislav Machalík, Ph.D. |
| Secretary: | Lenka Pospíšilová |
Section of Software Systems in Transport
Head: Greiner Karel, doc. Ing. PhD.
The scope of research and development activities realized at section is mainly focused on dealing with:
- Information Systems for Creating Train Schedules in Rail Transport
- Programming Optimization Tasks in Transportation and Logistics Systems
- Optimization of Route Set Formation in Transportation Networks
- Programming Web and Desktop Applications
- Artificial Intelligence Tools
The teaching activities of the department's faculty members focus on teaching courses in the field of information and communication technologies for the faculty's degree programs and on organizing specialized courses for the general public.
Section of Applied Mathematics
Head: Andrea Jahodová-Berková, Mgr. PhD.
The scope of research and development activities realized at the section is focused on:
- Operations Research Methods in Transportation and Logistics Systems
- Statistical Methods in Transportation
- Numerical Methods in Transportation
- Genetic Algorithms in Optimization Problems
The teaching activities of the department’s faculty members focus on teaching courses in mathematics, statistics, and operations research for the faculty’s degree programs and on organizing preparatory courses in mathematics.
