The Head of the Department

Natalia V. Apatova, professor, doctor of pedagogical scienсes
Phone: +38 (0652) 23-03-38
E-mail: apatova@tnu.crimea.ua

History

It was established in 1995 and is now directed by Professor N. V. Apatova

Faculty Members

Professor N.V. Apatova (informatics and computer technology, simulation techniques, environmental economics);
Assistant Professors: M. S. Rybnikov (transactions study techniques, economic dynamics, fundamentals of the system theory and system analysis), M. A. Muratov (higher mathematics), V. A. Labeznik (economic cybernetics, economic modelling), V. B. Popov (fundamentals of information systems, corporate information systems), L. I. Rudenko (statistics, models and data structures), 0. V. Anashkin (econometrics, game theory), V. A. Karpenko (efficiency of information systems) and A. A. Demin (modern computer technology in financial areas, forecasting techniques, telecommunications in business, forecasting models and techniques);
Senior Lecturers: V. V. Nadolinnyi (program shells and packages), A. N. Murashko (economic information processing systems, management systems for communication and control), V. A. Lushnikov (information systems and technologies in economics, modem information processing technology), S. A. Soldatova (project management techniques, information management, information systems in financial and credit organisations) and 0. N. Goncharova (information systems in government);
Assistants: A. V. Drozdov (fundamental informatics), Yu. A. Semenova (tourist economics, informatics), Yu. A. Shaposhnikova (informatics), L. N. Anikina (higher mathematics), M. A. Soldatov (higher mathematics, simulation technique, information systems, program shells and packages), M. V. Buyakevich (environmental economics, introduction to the speciality) and D. L. Shtogrin (informatics and computer techniques)
Graduates specialise in: economic cybernetics, environmental economics modelling, transactions study techniques, economic modelling, corporate information systems, forecasting techniques, economic information processing, and information systems in government. Graduates can work in the fields of economy, computer and mathematical modelling, and new information technologies. They are able to work as both economists and programmers. They work in various industrial companies, organisations, banks and governmental agencies of various levels

Areas of Research

Integral simulation model of the economy in the Autonomous Republic of Crimea; macromodels for environmentally safe location and operation of enterprises; territorial and sectoral models of recreation systems; models of budget making and distribution; sectoral models of agricultural production with water supply systems; models of foreign economic relations with the EU countries; models of foreign economic relations with the Middle East countries; information support of tourist industry.
The Department offers postgraduate programs in economic processes and systems modelling.

Academic and Educational Relations

are maintained with the Universities of Minnessota (the United States), Nice and Perpignan (France), Warsaw (Poland), Moscow and St. Petersburg (Russia).