The Faculty of Mathematics and Informatics

Education:

• More than 1400 students,
• Programs offered (bachelour, master and doctoral ones)

Programs of Education by subject:

• Econometrics,
• Informatics (computer modelling, computer science, informatics, and software engineering),
• Mathematics' and informatics' teaching,
• Mathematics and applications,
• Mathematics of finance and insurance,
• Statistics

Description of Programs, in Lithuanian

The Faculty employs more than 100 people of staff (professors, associate and assistant professors). They are grouped into 8 departments (click Departments).

Main groups of courses covered:

• algebra and geometry;
• computer architecture and operating systems;
• cryptography, compression, information theory;
• data structures, algorithms, complexity, related theories;
• databases and related theories;
• differential equations and modelling;
• discrete mathematics, combinatorics;
• mathematical analysis and function theory;
• networking;
• probability theory and mathematical statistics;
• programming languages and related theories;
• software engineering

Research in the Faculty by topics:

• Analysis and solution of partial differential equations;
• Analysis, design and implementation of software systems; software process;
• Analysis of distributions in functional spaces and their application in statistics;
• History of mathematics in Lithuania;
• Imitational models and computational statistics;
• Mathematics of finance and insurance;
• Nonlinear and geometric modelling, image and signal processing;
• Problems of probability number theory;
• Statistical distributions and their applications;
• Statistical analysis in reliability and conservation theory, applications

International contacts:

• Socrates/Erasmus programs with universities from Denmark, Italy, Sweden, Germany, France, Greece;
• participation in various academic research and education projects, like NORFA networks, EUREKA, Humboldt and Fulbright foundations, etc.