Medetbekova Ryskul Ashimalievna

Head of the Department

PhD in Physics and Mathematics, Associate Professor

Phone:8 701 460 91 99

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Degree: PhD in Physics and Mathematics, Associate Professor

Modern place of work: Shymkent University, head of the department "Mathematics and Computer Science."

List of disciplines studied:

1. Foundations of Geometry
2. Higher Mathematics
3. Analytical Geometry

Advanced training:

1. "Fundamentals of object-oriented programming using an example of a language," Tajik Pedagogical Institute in Penjikent
2. Center for Continuing and Distance Education of the Khoja Ahmed Yasavi Moscow State Technical University. Certificate No. 05697 "Programming"
3. non-governmental quality assessment center. Certificate No. NCSC -7.69 information and communication technologies in education.
4. IT Bilim Training Center, Python Programming Language, Certificate No. 641
5. "Theory of Algorithms," Shymkent University, Certificate No. 01-2451

6.» Non-standard lessons, "CE, Public Engineering Foundation and PJSC, Certificate No. -019

7. "Functional Literacy-Key to Quality Education," ARDAHAN UNIVERSITETI, Certificate

About the department

        The Department of Mathematics and Computer Science originates from the formation of the University since 2001. Currently, the Department of Mathematics and Computer Science teaches students in 6 bachelor's degree programs and 2 master's degree programs. All educational programs of the department have been successfully accredited.

       The specialty of Physics and Computer Science was opened in the 2000-2001 academic year. As part of the Department of Natural Sciences. In the 2001-2002 academic year, he entered the newly opened Department of Mathematics and Economics. In the 2002-2012 academic year, an independent department of Physics and Computer Science was established. Over the years, 4 doctors of sciences, 15 candidates of Sciences, 20 masters have worked at the department. Since the 2012-2013 academic year, the Department of Mathematics and Computer Science. In the 2010-2011 academic year, he received an indefinite license for the specialty 6M010900 - Mathematics. During this time, the department supervised the scientific work of 250 undergraduates and awarded a master's degree. The teachers of the department actively supervise and participate in the research work of students.

According to the results of scientific research over the past three years, the Faculty has published 90 scientific articles, prepared and published 20 textbooks; 3 textbooks, 50 methodological guidelines. Currently, the department has 3 doctors of Sciences, 2 PhD doctors, 16 candidates of Sciences, 13 masters.

Scientific direction of the department

The research work of the Department of Mathematics and Computer Science is conducted in two different directions:

"Improving the creative abilities of students and applied areas of mathematics"     

Supervisor: Ph.D., Associate Professor Medetbekova R. A.

Development of an algorithm and an artificial intelligence program in the PROLOG language

Head: Doctor of Historical Sciences, Professor Eskendirov Sh. Z.

Tasks of the department

• Providing innovative education based on knowledge and scientific potential.
• Active cooperation with leading universities and scientific and educational centers of the Republic of Kazakhstan and abroad
• Encouraging students, undergraduates and teaching staff to integrate traditional academic values.
• Implementation of research work on the profile of the department.
• Formation of a harmoniously developed personality, training of specialists capable of being leaders, working in a team and acting in a competitive environment.
• Professional development, professional retraining of teachers and promotion of successful business careers of graduates.
• improvement of educational and methodological activities of the teaching staff of the department;
• improvement of learning technologies in order to develop the creative potential of students and their capabilities;