Informatics-Mathematics-Economy, Bachelor's, 3 years

What you Learn

Required Learning Outcomes

On completion of the study programme the candidate will have the following learning outcomes defined in terms of knowledge, skills and general competence:

Knowledge

The candidate

• has a broad knowledge of computer science, statistics and economic theory.
• is able to convey basic insight from the models, in an intuitive way.

Skills

The candidate

• has sufficient mathematical, statistical and programming skills to model economic problems,
• can use a broad range of methods from statistics and computer science to analyse economic and industrial problems,
• masters classical fields of mathematics such as calculus and linear algebra, as well as basic programming,
• and is able to participate in projects in system development and programming.

General competence

The candidate is able to

• work in individual and collaborative settings,
• analyse and evaluate legal and ethical aspects of his/her own work,
• give a critical and thoughtful view of his/her own and collaborator's work,
• and to expand his/her field of knowledge on his/her own.