As a result of studying the module, the student must:
• to know the methods, means, models and algorithms, which are the basis for the development and implementation of information systems and their components;
• be able to apply practically the methods and means of information technology to increase the opportunities and increase the efficiency of the use of technical, software and information resources.

• Pre-requisites:
• Co-requizites:

Structure of information systems, methods of spectral analysis of discrete signals, methods of optimal encoding and compression of messages, methods of analysis and processing of audio signals, methods of noise immunity coding, methods of encryption and decryption.

• Zhurakovsky Yu.P., Poltorak V.P. Theory of Information and Coding: A Handbook .- K .: High School, 2001.
• Golitsyn O.P. Popov I.I. Maksimov N.V. Party TP Information technology. - M .: Forum-Infra-M, 2008.
• Tsymbal V.P. Theory of information and coding. - K .: High school, 1992.
• Dmitriev V.I. Applied Information Theory: - M. Higher School, 1991.
• Kuzmin IV, Kedrus VA Fundamentals of Information Theory and Coding: - K .: High School, 1986.
• BauerFL., Gauz G. Informatics. Introductory course: .- M .: Mir, 1990.
• Lagutenko O.I. Modems. User guide: - St. Petersburg: "Lan", 1997.

• current control (30%): written report on laboratory work and oral questioning (25%), GCW (5%);
• final control (70% ): testing (70%).