This subject will be held at all universities in the third semester and will deal with different aspects of information systems. The ASUE will focus on web technologies within an information system. The IBSU will cover the topic of Distributed Application Development for information systems. Moreover, INAI.kg will cover aspects of information systems development, implementation, and maintenance. Last but not least, KAFU will focus on the modeling and design of information systems. Depending on the university, the students will receive different content in the information systems framework.

ASUE Learning objectives:

The main objective of the subject is to present advanced web technology concepts that are required for developing web applications and their usage in information systems. The key technology components are descriptive languages, server-side program elements and client-side program elements.

At the end of the course studens will have knowledge about web-associated technologies, about computer networks and HTTP protocol. They will understand and know how to use descriptive languages like HTML and be capable of construction less demanding web applications on their own.

IBSU Learning objectives:

The aim of the course is to teach to students communication aspects of multicomponent information systems, and the ways in which the design of such systems is impacted by, and impacts on, the behavior of the underlying operating systems, networks, and protocols. An integrated approach is taken, which cuts across several traditional computer science disciplines including operating systems, networking, distributed systems, and programming, and places the required background and theory into application and information systems contexts with a variety of worked examples.

INAI.kg Learning objectives:

The aim of the subject is to increase the theoretical knowledge and practical skills of master students in information system development, implementation, maintenance and support. In this context applications of troubleshooting methods, software configuration, database development and system maintenance will be covered. Students will expand their knowledge regarding information systems and will gather practical experience.

KAFU Learning objectives:

The aim of this subject is to provide advanced concepts used in the modeling and design of information systems, as well as the theoretical foundations of the development of information systems of various classes are considered. The existing methodological approaches to the modeling and design of information systems, in particular, structural and object-oriented, are compared. Furthermore, the students receive practical knowledge regarding the unified modeling language UML.