The Computer Technology Program focuses on helping students develop the skills they need to take a leading position in the field of computer technology and related regions. Graduates of the program are competent qualified specialists in the field of software. The curriculum is created in accordance with the ACM/IEEE recommendations. Upon completion of the profile program, students will be able to: — demonstrate understanding and ability to apply modern theories, models, techniques and technologies, which are the basis for solving problems; — work equally effectively, both individually and in a group, in the development of high-quality software; - have developed skills of written and oral communication; - learn new theories, models, technologies and techniques as they emerge in a rapidly changing market, and to be aware of the need for continuous learning.$ Graduates of this program successfully completed master's programs at universities such as Stanford University, MIT and Johns Hopkins University in the USA, Oxford University and University College, London in UK; working in international companies Microsoft, Google, IBM, Hewlett-Packard, and Accenture; founded their own companies Telerik, Melon, EastiSoft, MammothDB and Transmetrics. The training program consists of 6 compulsory disciplines, 5 disciplines to choose from and a project. Mandatory disciplines: — Software development using C++ — Discrete structures — Fundamental data structures — Computer architecture — Object-oriented Programming — Software Disciplines to choose from: Java, C#, Concepts of Programming Languages, Introduction to UNIX, Database Systems, Operating Systems, Web Server Technologies, Computer Software networks, Algorithms, Artificial Intelligence. The finished draft is counted as a state exam.