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Department of Information Analysis and Information Security

Al-Ammori Ali Nurddynovych – the Head of the Department, Doctor of Technical Sciences, Professor, Academician of the Transport Academy of Ukraine, Member of the Scientific Councils D 26.059.01 (majors 05.13.06 – Information Technologies, 05.13.22 – Project and Program Management) and D 26.059.02 (majors 05.22.01 – Transport Systems, 22.05.11 – Motor Roads and Airfields, 05.23.17 – Construction Mechanics). Professor Al-Ammori manages the NTU Information and Computing Center and is a jury member of the Minor Academy of Science in Programming Technologies.

The department was formed by the rector’s order №148 on April 18, 2018 by merging two departments: the Department of Electronics and Computing and the Department of Physics. Doctor of Technical Sciences, Prof. Al-Ammori Ali was elected the head of the new department by the staff.

The Department of Electronics and Computer Engineering was founded by the Ministry of Higher Education of Ukrainian SSR Order № 24 on January 17, 1962, according to which the Department of Electronics and Automation was established at Kyiv Automobile and Highway Institute.

It was headed by A.A. Rukhlіadіev, PhD in Engineering, Associate Professor, then by P.M. Melnyk (1965-1975), PhD in Engineering, Associate Professor, B.M. Chetverukhin (1975-1980), Doctor of Technical Sciences, Professor, H.V. Karandakov (1980-1982), Doctor of Technical Sciences, Professor, Academician of the International Academy of Informatization, V.I. Sorokin (1982-1986), and again H.V. Karandakov (1986-2002) PhD in Engineering, Associate Professor. In 1986, after the reorganization, the department was named ‘Electronics and Computer Engineering’. From 2002 to 2015 the department was headed by V.D. Danchuk, Doctor of Physical and Mathematical Sciences, Professor, Member of the Ukrainian Academy of Construction, Academician of the Transport Academy of Ukraine, awarded with the Petro Mohyla badge. From 2015 to 2017 V.I. Kryvenko, PhD in Engineering, Associate Professor, was an acting head of the department. From September 2017 to September 2018, the department was headed by Al-Ammori Ali Nurddynovych, Doctor of Technical Sciences.

The Department of Physics was founded in 1944. Its first head was Solomon Davydovych Hertsriken (1944-1946), Doctor of Physical and Mathematical Sciences, Professor. Later, the department was managed by A.I. Danylenko (1946-1960), Doctor of Science, Professor, I.I. Bilenko (1961-1978), PhD in Physical and Mathematical Sciences, a member of the methodological council of the Ministry of Higher and Secondary Education of the Ukrainian SSR, E.V. Turchaninova (1978-1983), PhD in Physical and Mathematical Sciences, Yu.B. Yermolovych (1983-1987), PhD in Physical and Mathematical Sciences, Yu.P. Tsiashchenko (1987-1997), Doctor of Physical and Mathematical Sciences, Professor. In 1997, the Department of Physics merged first with the Department of Road Construction Materials and Chemistry and then with the Department of Theoretical Mechanics. Since October 2000, the department has been restored as a structural unit. From 2000 to September 2018, the Department of Physics was headed by Yurii Pavlovych Hololobov, Doctor of Physical and Mathematical Sciences, Professor.

The Academic Staff of the Department:

Ali Nurddynovych Al-Ammori – Head of the Department, Doctor of Technical Sciences, Professor;

Viktor Dmytrovych Danchuk – Doctor of Physical and Mathematical Sciences, Professor;

Viktor Ivanovych Kryvenko – PhD in Engineering, Associate Professor;

Yurii Ivanovych Palekha – PhD in Historical Sciences, Associate Professor;

Petro Vasylovych Diachenko – PhD in Engineering, Associate Professor;

Mykola Ivanovych Malysh – PhD in Physical and Mathematical Sciences, Associate Professor;

Ruslan Mykolaiovych Ishchenko – PhD in Physical and Mathematical Sciences, Associate Professor;

Halyna Leonidivna Isaienko – PhD in Physical and Mathematical Sciences, Associate Professor;

Tetiana Ivanivna Cherviakova – PhD in Engineering, Associate Professor;

Yurii Serhiiovych Lemeshko – PhD in Engineering, Associate Professor;

Nataliia Yuriivna Zozulia – PhD in Philology, Associate Professor;

Oleksandr Yakovych Haranin – PhD in Historical Sciences, Senior Researcher

Maryna Mykhailivna Dekhtіar – PhD in Engineering, Associate Professor;

Serhii Mykolaiovych Zavorotnyi – PhD in Engineering, Associate Professor;

Anatolii Pylypovych Kravchuk – Senior Lecturer;

Iryna Ivanivna Prokudina – Senior Lecturer;

Valentyna Kostiantynivna Subotina – Senior Lecturer;

Kateryna Mykhailivna Alieksieienko – Senior Lecturer;

Oleh Petrovych Palchyk – Senior Lecturer;

Nataliia Mykolaivna Polieva – Assistant Lecturer;

Anastasiia Olehivna Dehtiarova – PhD in Engineering, Assistant Lecturer;

Arsen Yevhenovych Klochan – Assistant Lecturer;

Valentyna Leonidivna Oliinyk – Assistant Lecturer;

Iryna Volodymyrivna Tumanova – Assistant Lecturer.

Academic, teaching and guiding works:

  1. Danchuk V.D., Al-Ammori Ali, Tymchenko Ye.P., Klochan A.Ye., Al-Ammori Kh.A. Computer and Information Technologies: study guide / V.D. Danchuk, Ali Al-Ammori, Ye.P. Tymchenko, A.Ye. Klochan, Kh.A. Al-Ammori. – K.: NTU, 2018. – 154 p.
  2. Zozulia N.Yu. Management Documentation Support: educational and methodological guide to seminar and practical classes for students majoring in 029 Information, Library and Archiving; specializations: Documentary Studies and Information Activity; Information Analytics and Public Relations / N. Yu. Zozulia. – K.: DUT, 2017. – 72 p.
  3. Al-Ammori A., Zozulia N., Naumova N. Information and Analytical Activity: study guide for students of higher educational institutions /A. Al-Ammori, N. Zozulia, N. Naumova. – K., 2018. – 146 p.
  4. Danchuk V.D., Al-Ammori A.N., Naumova N.M., Zozulia N.Yu. Communication Technologies of Public Relations: study guide for students majoring in Management of Information and Analytical Activities and Public Communications, Information, Library and Archiving / V.D. Danchuk, A.N. Al-Ammori, N.M. Naumova, N.Yu. Zozulia – K: NTU, 2018. – 156 p.
  5. Al-Ammori A.N., Naumova N.M., Diachenko P.V., Ishchenko R.M., Dekhtiar M.M., Klochan A.E. Study guide for the discipline Methodology and Technologies of Information Protection for masters majoring in 029 Information, Library and Archiving, educational program Consolidated Information / Al-Ammori A.N., Naumova N.M., Diachenko P.V., Ishchenko R.M., Dekhtiar M.M., Klochan A.Ye. – Kyiv: NTU, 2020. – 147 p.
  6. Al-Ammori A.N., Naumova N.M., Alieksieienko K.M., Klochan A.Ye. Object-oriented Technologies of Information Processing: study guide for masters majoring in 029 Information, Library and Archiving, educational program Consolidated Information / A.N. Al-Ammori, N.M. Naumova, K.M. Alieksieienko, A.Ye. Klochan – K: NTU, 2020. – 165 p.
  7. Danchuk V.D., Al-Ammori A.N., Naumova N.M., Zozulia N.Yu. Communication Technologies of Public Relations: study guide for students majoring in 029 Information, Library and Archiving – Kyiv: NTU, 2020, 156 p.
  8. Al-Ammori A.N., Osipa L.V., Klochan A.Ye., Tumanova I.V., Oliinyk V.L. Language Technologies of Documentation Support: study guide for laboratory work / K.: NTU, 2020 – 46p.
  9. Computer Architecture: study guide for bachelors majoring in 121 Software Engineering for NTU students. / Inc.: V.I. Kryvenko, A.N. Al-Ammori. – Kyiv, NTU, 2020. – 211p.
  10. Information Systems and Networks study guide for students majoring in 029 Information, Library and Archiving as well as related disciplines in the field of information technologies / A.N. Al-Ammori, V.P. Liaskovskyi, L.S. Popova, O.P. Tymchenko, N.M. Polieva; NTU, Department of Information and Analytical Activities and Information Security. – Kyiv: NTU, 2021. – 196 p.
  11. Information Systems and Networks: study guide for students majoring in 029 Information, Library and Archiving / Al-Ammori A.N, Liaskovskyi V.P., Popova L.S., Tymchenko O.P., Polieva N.M. – K-NTU-2021, 194 p.
  12. Information and Communication Technologies in the Economy: study guide for bachelors majoring in 051 Economics, educational program Economics of Enterprise / A.N. Al-Ammori, N.M. Naumova, N.M. Polieva – K: NTU, 2021. 141 p. Approved by NTU Academic Council, Protocol #38, May 28, 2021.
  13. Electronic Document Management and Information Protection: lecture notes // Al-Ammori A.N., Ishchenko R.M., Dekhtiar M.M. – K.: NTU, 2021. – 58 p.
  14. Fundamentals of Technical Information Protection: methodological guide for laboratory work of the first (bachelor) level of higher education students in the field of knowledge 12 Information Technologies in 122 Computer Science, educational program Information Security in Computerized Systems // Al-Ammori A.N., Ishchenko R.M., Dekhtiar M.M. – K.: NTU, 2022. – 37 p.
  15. Physics: methodological guide for laboratory work of the first (bachelor) level of higher education students in the field of knowledge 13 Mechanical Engineering in 131 Applied Mechanics, educational program Restoration and Increasing Wear Resistance of Parts and Structures // Al-Ammori A.N., Ishchenko R.M., Malysh M.I., Klochan A.Ye. – K.: NTU, 2022. – 86 p.
  16. Preparing and Distributing Informative PR Materials: study guide for masters majoring in 029 Information, Library and Archiving, educational program Consolidated Information and bachelors majoring in Management of Information and Analytical Activities and Public Communication – correspondence form of education / A.N. Al-Ammori, N.M. Naumova – K: NTU, 2022. – 115 p.

The Main Research Areas at the Department of Information Analysis and Information Security:

  • methods, models and means of increasing efficiency, safety, survivability and reliability of information and management systems in transport;
  • theory of systems and socio-economic systems, mathematical modeling of development systems;
  • developing the fundamentals of computer engineering of road construction materials with specified properties;
  • developing the quasi-intelligent network information systems;
  • optimization problems modeling and mathematical programming simulation and creating technical means based on them;
  • researching control systems of traction drives for heavy-duty electric vehicles;
  • mathematical modeling and calculations of structural and dynamic characteristics and interaction mechanisms in disordered and quasi-ordered condensed matter (liquids, liquid and rotating crystals, composite materials, nanostructured compounds);
  • developing models and determining mechanisms of protein-nucleic recognition, subtle polymorphism in bi-polymeric environment, resonant response of biological objects to low-energy irradiation;
  • non-equilibrium processes in ferroelectric crystals with disproportionate phases;
  • non-linear optics of semiconductors;
  • X-ray emission spectroscopy of solid bodies ionized atoms;
  • antifects in semiconductors, standards approval of the Ukrainian language in terminological provision of physics teaching methods;
  • theory and teaching methods of physics in higher education institutions;
  • structural phase transitions in semiconductors.

 The Academic Staff Training. There are five postgraduate students in the doctorate of the department.

Address: 01103 Kyiv, office 202, 42, M. Boichuka
Phone: :  +38(044)-284-67-09. (office 414), +38 (044) 284–64–39 (office 202)
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