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Tel: (73) 226-82-09 Qabul kunlari VR 360° Qabul 2024
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Head of Department

Porubay Oksana Vitalevna

Telefon: +99893 482 48 48

E-mail: oksanaporubay@gmail.com

About the department

History of the department: “Information security” department was established in 2019 at the Fergana branch of TATU. The purpose of the department is to train students in the fields of “Information security” and produce experts in the field of information technology and security in the country.

At the Fergana branch of TATU, from 2016, 60610300 (5330300) – “Information security”, from 2023 – 60612100 – “Cyber ​​security engineering” bachelor’s courses, and from 2021 – 70610302 – Information security (Information communication technologies and service) master’s specialties students are being taught.

In order to meaningfully spend free time of the students in the department and to get additional education, the professors and teachers of the department organized the science courses “IT-Step”, “Cyber ​​defender”, “Digital words”, “Electronics and Robotics” Garakas are organized.

Areas of education provided by the department:

Education Form: Master’s degree

  • 70610302 – Information security (by directions)

Education Form: Bachelor

  • 60310500-Digital economy (Information and communication technologies)
  • 60320400-Library-information activities)
  • 60610300-Information security (Information and communication technologies and service
  • 60610500-Computer engineering (KI)
  • 60610500-Computer engineering (AT-Service)
  • 60610600-Software engineering
  • 60610700-Artificial intelligence
  • 60611000-Telecommunication technologies (TI)
  • 60611300-Vocational education in the field of information and communication         technologies
  • 60611400-Post communication technology
  • 60612100-Cyber ​​Security Engineering
  • 60711500-Mechatronics and robotics

List of subjects taught at the department:

  • Cybersecurity Policy
  • Threat Intelligence (MTF)
  • IOT Security (MTF)
  • Cryptanalysis (MTF)
  • Principles of breach and protection (MTF)
  • Cryptography1
  • Management principles
  • Basics of cyber security
  • Web Application Security (MTF)
  • Stegonographic Algorithms (MTF)
  • Cryptography2
  • Cyber-law and cyber-ethics
  • Network security
  • Software and hardware of information protection (MTF)
  • Mathematical basis of cryptography

          Teaching staff of the department:

  • Porubay Oksana Vitalevna (Head of the Department)
  • Ibroximov Nodirbek Ikromjonovich (docent)
  • Turdimatov Mamirjon Mirzayevich docent)
  • Xusanova Moxira Qurbonaliyevna (senior teacher)
  • Raxmatov Rasuljon Ravshanjon ugli(assistant)
  • Sadirova Xursanoy Xusanboy kizi (assistant)
  • Muxtoriddinov Muhammadyusuf Temirxon ugli(assistant)
  • Mo`minov Kamolxon Ziyodjon ugli(assistant)
  • Arabboyev Alisher Avazbek ugli(assistant)

Professors-teachers working on the basis of substitute:

  • Muxtarov Farrux Muxammadovich (docent)
  • Umarov Shuxrat Azizjonovich (docent)
  • Tojimatov Dostonbek Xomidjon ugli(senior teacher)
  • Mirzayev Jamshid Boymurodovich (senior teacher)
  • G‘aniyeva Shaxrizod Nurmuhammadovna (assistant)
  • Umarov Abdumuxtor Mahammad ugli(assistant)
  • Raxmonov Ozodbek Shavkatjon ugli(assistant)
  • Abdullayev Abdurahmon Ravshanjon ugli(assistant)
  • Abdulhamidova Nilufar Qahramonovna (assistant)

Technical staff:

  • Ismonaliyeva Nozima Ilhomovna (Head of the Cabinet)

Currently, 18 professors and teachers work in the department, including 7 of them PhD and candidates of science.

Scientific research works of the department

The department conducts research in the field of information security and develops the following competitive technological solutions:

  • “Creating cryptographically robust logical and tabular representations for encryption algorithms”;
  • “Improving the methodology of teaching the subject of “Cyber ​​Security Basics” in the conditions of ideological threats”;
  • “Methodology of creating and using VR (virtual reality) technologies in teaching technical sciences”;
  • “Homomorphic encryption methods and algorithms for information protection”;
  • “Algorithms for identification and management of non-stationary technological objects based on regular methods”

Graduates

A graduate, a qualified specialist in information security, can work in the field of construction, research and operation of information security systems and technologies, design and maintenance of communication networks and systems, as well as software development.

Our graduates work as information security specialists in telecommunications and communication enterprises, the banking sector, state and commercial organizations, industrial security expert organizations, departments of the Ministry of Internal Affairs, the State Security Service, city and regional administrations, and other enterprise organizations.

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