Department of Modern Information Technologies

The Department of Modern Information Technologies carries out its activities in accordance with the Law of the Republic of Uzbekistan "On Education," Presidential decrees and resolutions, decisions of the Cabinet of Ministers, regulatory documents of the Ministry of Higher Education, Science and Innovation, and the University Council. The department’s work is aimed at ensuring a high quality of education.

History of the Department

According to the Presidential Decree of the Republic of Uzbekistan No. 401 dated May 12, 1992, on June 15, 1992, the Department of “Technical Teaching Aids” was established within the Faculty of English Philology and Senior Courses of the Uzbekistan State University of World Languages.
In 2002, the department was renamed “Information Technologies.”
In 2011, it was renamed “Informatics and Information Technologies.”
According to Presidential Decree PF-5115 dated July 27, 2017, the organizational structure of the Uzbekistan State University of World Languages (UzSWLU) was modified, and the department was renamed “Modern Information Technologies.”

At the bachelor’s level, the department offers courses in:
“Information Technologies,” “Digital Information Technologies,” “Application of IT in the Field,” “Fundamentals of Programming,” “Programming Technologies,” “Applied Mathematics,” “Information and Communication Technologies and Systems in Economics,” “Database Management Systems,” “NLP Algorithms,” “Fundamentals of Logic,” “Theory of Algorithms,” “Information Technologies and Computer Graphics in Media,” and “Statistics.”

Educational Activities

The Department of Modern Information Technologies conducts educational work aimed at developing students’ abilities to use modern information technologies effectively and skillfully.

The department provides knowledge in the following areas:

• Information Technologies: Students improve computer literacy and develop skills in using online platforms. Lessons are conducted using interactive and modern pedagogical technologies.

• Digital Information Technologies: Students are provided with detailed information on the possibilities of digital technologies.

• Application of IT in the Field: Students learn to use software tools, interactive websites, and courses in their professional activities.

• Fundamentals of Programming: Students learn to code in modern programming languages such as Python, C++, and JavaScript.

• Fundamentals of Logic: Introduction to logic concepts as tools for developing reasoning.

• Theory of Algorithms: Study of algorithm types, representation methods, and solving algorithmic problems.

• Information Technologies and Computer Graphics in Media: Introduction to technologies used in media, development of ICT and computer graphics skills needed for professional practice.

• Applied Mathematics: Teaching students to view socio-economic systems from a mathematical perspective, build mathematical models, analyze and solve applied problems, and make optimal decisions.

• Statistics: Learning to perform quantitative analysis of data, process information, and apply statistical laws in socio-economic research.

• Programming Technologies: Developing practical and theoretical knowledge of text and speech signal processing, integrating oral and written forms of language.

• Information and Communication Technologies and Systems in Economics: Forming skills in using modern ICT tools, including MS Office, Internet services, cloud technologies, e-government platforms, and others.

• Database Management Systems: Understanding data storage and management concepts, creating and modeling databases, and gaining practical database design and operation skills.

• NLP Algorithms: Teaching natural language processing methods and algorithms, developing projects in Python and other programming languages, introducing transformer models such as BERT and GPT.

Spiritual and Educational Activities

The Department of Modern Information Technologies organizes various spiritual and educational events, scientific seminars, and master classes in cooperation with partner organizations.
These activities are part of the Third Initiative — promoting computer literacy and effective use of the Internet among the public and youth.
Seminars and open lessons are held to improve computer literacy.

Members of the department actively participate in cultural, educational, and community activities at the university and faculty levels.

Partner Organizations

• Tashkent State University of Economics

• National University of Uzbekistan

• Tashkent University of Information Technologies

• Academic Lyceum under the Uzbekistan State University of World Languages

Achievements of the Department

• April 19, 2021: International online scientific-practical conference
  “Computational Linguistics: Problems and Solutions” was held.

• May 16, 2022: The second conference of the same theme was held.

• May 20, 2025: The third annual conference “Computational Linguistics: Problems and Solutions” was successfully conducted.

Currently, the department employs 13 academic staff members, including:
4 Associate Professors — R. Mallayev, B. Akhrarov, O. Mamarajabov, A. Akhmedov;
3 Senior Lecturers — G. Ablizova, N. Umarova, H. Eshpulatova;
4 Lecturers — G. Aripova, Z. Sharipova, K. Mukhamadiyeva, O. Kholmuminov;
2 Assistant Lecturers — N. Karimov, Sh. Kodirberganova.

Among them, H. Eshpulatova, O. Kholmuminov, and Z. Sharipova are currently working on their PhD dissertations.

The department’s academic staff combines teaching with research. In recent years, they have published textbooks, manuals, and research articles in national and international journals recognized by the Higher Attestation Commission (HAC).
They actively participate in international and national scientific-practical conferences and university symposiums.

During the 2024–2025 academic year, the department published:

• 28 papers in HAC-recognized national journals,

• 8 articles in international journals,

• 39 papers in international conferences,

• 11 papers in national scientific conferences.

Certificates from the Intellectual Property Agency of the Republic of Uzbekistan

1. Development of a web application for Uzbek speech synthesis based on the new alphabet.
   Authors: B. Akhrarov, G. Aripova, H. Eshpulatova, Z. Sharipova. No. DGU 49779, April 12, 2025.

2. Mobile application for automating the educational process.
   Authors: G. Ablizova, R. Sabirjanov, R. Mallayev, N. Umarova. No. DGU 49868, April 12, 2025.

3. Mobile application for teaching computer graphics and web design.
   Authors: Shakhida Gaybullaevna Mannanova, Zulfiya Shokirjonovna Sharipova. No. DGU 51370, May 24, 2025.

Scientific Research Direction

“Improving the quality and efficiency of education based on mathematical analysis and information-communication technologies.”

Future Plans

In April 2026, the department plans to hold the next international online scientific-practical conference
“Computational Linguistics: Problems and Solutions.”