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The Faculty of Mathematics, Informatics, and Mechanics (Polish: Wydział Matematyki, Informatyki i Mechaniki Uniwersytetu Warszawskiego) is a faculty at the University of Warsaw.
Wydział Matematyki, Informatyki i Mechaniki Uniwersytetu Warszawskiego | |
| Established | 1969[1] |
|---|---|
Parent institution | University of Warsaw |
| Dean | prof. Łukasz Kowalik |
| Address | Banacha 2 , , 02-097 , Poland 52°12′43″N 20°58′56″E / 52.21194°N 20.98222°E |
| Website | www |
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  Location in Poland | |
History
[edit]Since 1964, the Department of Numerical Methods existed within the then Faculty of Mathematics and Physics, originating from the Department of General Mathematics led by Stanisław Turski. This name change reflected the emergence of a new field of research and teaching at the University of Warsaw, made possible, among other things, by the university's acquisition of the Dutch GIER computer.
In 1969, when the Faculty of Mathematics and Mechanics was separated from the Faculty of Mathematics and Physics, the Department of Numerical Methods was simultaneously transformed into an institute, initially called the Institute of Mathematical Machines.
In 1975, the Institute of Mathematical Machines merged with the Faculty's Computing Center, forming the Institute of Informatics. At the same time, the Faculty's name was changed to the Faculty of Mathematics, Informatics, and Mechanics. The first director of the institute was Stanisław Turski.
Until 1991, the faculty was located in the Palace of Culture and Science, occupying spaces on the 7th to 9th floors. The building at Banacha Street 2 was previously home to the Felix Dzerzhinsky Military Political Academy until 1990.
Study programs
[edit]The Faculty offers full-time programs in the following fields:
- Mathematics – programs: Mathematics, Interdisciplinary Economic-Mathematical Studies (MSEM), Joint Studies in Computer Science and Mathematics (JSIM),
- Computer science – programs: Computer Science, Joint Studies in Computer Science and Mathematics (JSIM),
- Bioinformatics,
- Machine learning (Master's program in English).
Additionally, the Faculty offers doctoral studies in the following disciplines:
- Mathematics (specializations: analysis, algebra, geometry, topology, mathematical logic, foundations of mathematics, applied mathematics),
- Computer Science.
Structure
[edit]The faculty consists of three institutes and one section:
- Institute of Mathematics
- Institute of Informatics
- Institute of Applied Mathematics and Mechanics
- Section of Mathematical Methods in Economics, Finance, and Insurance
References
[edit]- ^ "MIMUW portal". Archived from the original on 19 August 2024. Retrieved 13 September 2024.