Computer Systems and Networks

Thanks to this specialization, you will be able to better understand the architecture and technology of computer systems, clusters and networks. You will acquire cutting edge knowledge of communication, synchronization, memory and security techniques and algorithms for efficient programming.

What will you learn?

You will understand the architecture and technology of network and multiprocessor computer systems, their programs across a wide range of platforms. You will be able to:

  • Understand the theory of distributed and parallel computer systems
  • Master the virtualization principles and technologies for efficient administration of computer infrastructures
  • Design, configure and secure computer systems against basic attacks

What jobs will you be able to do?

Nowadays, every company needs a modern IT system and its efficient administration. You will be able to work in programming and provision of distributed and parallel computer systems, servers, data and computing centres. You can become:

  • Technology consultant
  • Head of teams at ICT departments in companies, public administration and government agencies
  • Head of a team of infrastructure architects

Specialization is focused on these topics

Computer Networks

We work with networks, communication protocols and different types of networks from cable to wireless. We are interested in all things that can transmit zeros and ones from place A to place B as fast as possible.

Research groups

Parallel and Distributed Computing (PDCG)

Our group deals with research in algorithms that require the use of multiple processors or individual computers due to their high computational or memory requirements. We focus on the latest...

Network (FITNet)

Our group teaches and conducts research into computer networks, distributed systems, cloud computing and the internet of things.

Guarantor

Department of Computer Systems

prof. Ing. Pavel Tvrdík, CSc.

Study advisor for master self-funded students
Head of the Department of Computer Systems

The person responsible for the content of this page: Ing. Zdeněk Muzikář, CSc.