Software Engineering

If you hate real shopping, most probably you often turn to the Internet to purchase the necessary household appliances, clothing and other things. If the ques at a local bank drive you crazy, you can always avoid them by using e-banking services to make daily transactions, open or close banking accounts, or even take loans. The Internet lets you do merely anything: to do shopping, submit applications, look for employment, and, in case the e-voting is legalized, you can even elect the President of Lithuania via the e-voting system.
Software engineers, who are able to design, programme and test complex software systems, develop software and applications that facilitate our daily routine
In the course of Software Engineering studies students learn five programming languages, and acquire knowledge of software systems development, applying various models. Also, they learn to apply complex consistent and parallel algorithms, and evaluate their efficiency, test software equipment, integrate software systems components, understand modern mobile project management methodologies, and teamwork principles.
It is still mistakenly believed that the programmer's work is intended for the loners, who spent most of their time at a computer. However, this profession is very creative and challenging, and involves many new technologies. To develop a system successfully and in time, one needs the ability to work in team. The writing of the programming code is only a small part of this profession, which also includes communication and decision-making processes for the successful development of new software, search for new customers, etc.