On December 31, 2013, the Director of TUIT UF, Ph.D., Professor A.H. According to Nishanov's order No. 382, the Department of Telecommunication Engineering was established on the basis of the Department of Natural and General Sciences. From February 3, 2014 to August 2015, the department was headed by Ph.D., Professor Kalandarov Palvan Iskandarovich. Currently, the head of the department is Doctor of Philosophy in Technical Sciences (PhD) Setmetov Ne'matjon Urunboyevich.
In the 2023-2024 academic year, the department of "Telecommunication Engineering" has 19 professors and teachers, of which 7 professors and teachers began their careers. Currently, 5 professors and teachers work on a part-time basis. Several teaching and methodological manuals have been developed by professors and teachers of the department in order to improve the educational process. The department is equipped with a modern computer class by the Ministry of Information Technologies and Communications of the Republic of Uzbekistan. All computers are connected to the Internet and students have access to computers in their spare time. The main tasks of the department. The department trains specialists in Uzbek and Russian groups in the specialty 5350100 - Telecommunication Technologies. Since its inception, the department has trained more than 300 bachelors in their field. They continue their activities not only in the Republic of Uzbekistan, but also abroad.
The department offers undergraduate education:
- 6061100 - Telecommunication technologies ("Telecommunications", "Television and radio broadcasting", "Mobile Systems")
- 60611400- Postal communication technology
Areas of study of master's degree:
- 70611001 - Telecommunication engineering («Data communication systems», «Telecommunication networks», «Television and radio broadcasting»)
Subjects taught at the department for the 2023/2024 academic year:
- Circuits and electronics 1
- Circuits and electronics 2
- Computer networks
- Digital logic design
- Systems and signal processing
- Signals and systems
- Subscriber access networks
- Fiber optic communication lines
- Postal communication technology
- Electromagnetic fields and waves
- Virtual Network Technologies
- Information theory and coding
- Wireless networks
- Modeling and simulation of communication systems
- Optical communication systems
- Multimedia communication networks
- Switching and routing
- Digital signal processing
- Next generation converged networks
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Microprocessor and assembly language
- Practical TV systems Applied television systems
- Design and installation of a video surveillance system
- Digital television and radio broadcasting systems
- Organization of studio and out-of-studio broadcasting
Scientific research work carried out at the department
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