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 ====== Modern Information Technology ======
 ^ **Course Title: Modern Information Technology** ^^
-| Description                      | This course provides a comprehensive overview of Modern Information Technology and its role in society. Topics include the fundamentals of computer hardware and software, networking and the internet (LAN, WAN, 5G, IoT), cloud computing and virtualization, data management with SQL/NoSQL, and cybersecurity practices. Students will also explore artificial intelligence, blockchain, and quantum computing, along with modern applications such as e-governance, e-commerce, e-learning, and healthcare IT. The course concludes with future trends and ethical considerations, including green IT, privacy, and the digital divide.            |
+| Description                      | This course provides a comprehensive introduction to Modern Information Technology and its impact on society. Students will explore the fundamentals of computer hardware and software, the binary number system, computer networks, cloud computing, and virtualization. The course also covers databases, big data, and data analytics, providing insights into how information is stored, managed, and utilized. Emerging technologies, including artificial intelligence, blockchain, and quantum computing, will be examined in depth. Additionally, students will study modern applications of IT, such as e-governance, e-commerce, e-learning, and cybersecurity, gaining an understanding of how technology shapes contemporary life and business.            |
 | Semester                      | Autumn 2025                 |
 | Neptun code                   | GEIAL551-Ma               |
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 ===== Topics and Schedule =====
-^ Lecture #     ^ Topic      ^
+^ Lecture #   ^ Topic ^
-| Lecture 1  | Introduction to Information Technology (IT) – history and role in society|
+| Lecture 1   | Introduction to Information Technology (IT) – history and role in society. |
-| Lecture 2  | Computer Hardware and Software – basics of systems, Operating System (OS), applications|
+| Lecture 2   | The Basic computer system: Hardware basic concepts.   |
-| Lecture 3  | Networking and Internet – Local Area Network (LAN), Wide Area Network (WAN), protocols, 5G, Internet of Things (IoT)|
+| Lecture 3   | The Basic computer system: Software basic concepts and operating system. |
-| Lecture 4  | Cloud Computing and Virtualization – services, benefits|
+| Lecture 4   | The Binary Number System.   |
-| Lecture 5  | Data and Databases – Big data and analytics|
+| Lecture 5   | Database and data analysis.    |
-| Lecture 6  | Data and Databases – Structured Query Language (SQL) /NoSQL basics|
+| Lecture 6   | Artificial Intelligence (AI). |
-| Lecture 7  | Data Visualization for Engineering: Real-time data visualization and customization for reports|
+| Lecture 7   | Machine Learning (ML).    |
-| Lecture 8  | Data Analysis and Manipulation: Introduction to pandas for tabular data. Cleaning and processing experimental or simulation data|
+| Lecture 8   | Cloud Computing and Virtualization.   |
-| Lecture 9  | Data Analysis and Manipulation: Descriptive statistics and basic data analysis|
+| Lecture 9   | Blockchain and quantum computing.|
-| Lecture 10 | Solving Engineering Problems with Python: Case studies: heat transfer, structural analysis, fluid mechanics, etc. Solving differential equations with SciPy. Engineering optimization problems|
+| Lecture 10  | Modern Applications of Information Technology: e-commerce, e-governance and e-learning.   |
-| Lecture 11 | Introduction to SymPy for symbolic mathematics: Simulating simple engineering systems (e.g., pendulum, electrical circuits). Introduction to OpenCV or similar tools for basic image analysis in engineering|
+| Lecture 11  | Computer Network. |
-| Lecture 12 | Excel Visual Basic for Applications (VBA) programming|
+| Lecture 12  | Cybersecurity.   |
-  * [[Lectures_notes|Lecture_notes]]
+  * [[Lecture Notes-MSc_LE|Lecture Notes-MSc_LE]]
-  * [[Exercises and Homeworks| Exercises and Homeworks]]
-  * [[Questions of Midterm Exam| Questions of Midterm Exam]]