IT education: fundamentals and the industry's agenda
summary
The talk describes how IT education is organized at the Moscow Institute of Physics and Technology’s School of Applied Mathematics and Informatics, showing how to preserve a strong foundational curriculum while allowing industry partners to participate in shaping the program and its practical agenda.
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chapters (9)
- 0:00Introduction
- 3:24Fundamentals and importance
- 7:21Math for programmers
- 16:01Flipped curricula problems
- 21:05Industry and science collaboration
- 27:31Base departments and student access
- 32:08Regions and schoolchildren
- 35:52Borsuk's problem in action
- 44:41Conclusion and discussion
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