RTU MIREA has introduced three training programs created and delivered with leading figures from the Russian high tech sector. The university states that learners will gain practical skills in full stack development, game design, and applying AI in healthcare.
RTU MIREA, in collaboration with the Diagnostic and Telemedicine Center of the Moscow Health Ministry, rolled out a joint information technology in healthcare training initiative set to commence in March.
The program shapes future professionals around the deployment of artificial intelligence in medicine, focusing on the analysis and processing of experimental and clinical diagnostic data.
Additionally, RTU MIREA and the Astra Group are jointly welcoming aspiring full stack developers. Students will explore modern domains such as general programming, front end and back end development, mobile coding, database programming, microcontrollers, the Internet of Things, tech equipment, AI, and big data analytics.
During training, beginners will work with top programming languages including C/C++, C#, Java, JavaScript, Python, and more.
With support from RTU MIREA, ITMO, and VK, a project will launch to help learners master game design. The course was crafted by experts from the VK Play arena specifically for RTU MIREA and ITMO students. It covers essential aspects of game design from judging the appeal of solutions to analyzing business outcomes through analytics.
Among the instructors are developers who contributed to popular titles such as Heroes of Might and Magic V and Allods Online. Participants will gain insight into the game development workflow, learn common early career tasks, and practice analytics and UI/UX research tools. The strongest performers will have opportunities to join the VK Play team.
News previously reported that VK Education is offering complimentary courses in manual testing and Python programming for senior students and recent graduates across Russian universities.