We train our students to become scientists and engineers with broad viewpoints on natural science, problem-solving abilities in local/global fields, and the spirit of inquisitiveness by teaching computer science as the mathematical basis for informatics and information engineering as applications of informatics in various scientific fields.
We will systemically teach students the principles, techniques and applications of informatics for analyzing and processing a variety of information in nature and society.
This curriculum consists of mathematics (e.g., algebra, probability theory and statistics, applied mathematics, discrete mathematics), data structures and algorithms, programming languages and databases among other related lectures with various exercises.