The purpose of the course is to: Provide the student with knowledge of the fundamental principles of academic writing, stages of preparing an academic paper, the research process, academic text structure, and academic standards; Develop the student's ability to identify research questions, formulate research objectives and hypotheses, and search for, evaluate, process, cite, and academically argue scientific sources; Cultivate the student's skill in preparing academically sound papers and presentations while adhering to principles of academic integrity, respect for intellectual property, and responsible use of generative artificial intelligence. 


The purpose of the course is to: Provide the student with knowledge of the fundamental principles of academic writing, stages of preparing an academic paper, the research process, academic text structure, and academic standards; Develop the student's ability to identify research questions, formulate research objectives and hypotheses, and search for, evaluate, process, cite, and academically argue scientific sources; Cultivate the student's skill in preparing academically sound papers and presentations while adhering to principles of academic integrity, respect for intellectual property, and responsible use of generative artificial intelligence. 


The objective of the course is to provide students with a fundamental understanding of informatics, the principles of using information technologies and systems for information processing, and the practical skills required to apply information systems in their future professional activities.

Information Technology I

Business School, Course I (Monday)

Course: INTE1111 – Information Technology I

Academic Year: 2026–2027, Fall Semester