Sun, Nov 08 2009
The information technology and mathematics faculty of Sofia University St Kliment Ohridsky, in collaboration with software company Musala Soft, have established an academy for IT leaders, the founders stated, as reported by Dnevnik.
The academy has courses for practical, business and science applications. It also hosts discussions presented by leaders in the IT sector from Bulgarian companies. Through these experts young scientists are able to learn inside information and secrets that would otherwise be unavailable.
The IT leaders Academy has an open format and is searching for lecturers with international experience and approach, as well as a strategic outlook for the future. Experts must be qualified in the aforementioned fields and be able to convey their knowledge to new IT scientists.
According to IDG.bg, the inaugural event gathered more that 100 future IT leaders as well as experts currently in the field. The first lecture for the day "Web 2.0 enablement, current technological trends and future of the World Wide Web" was presented by IBM Emerging Technologies Group, which is part of the seminar developed and presented by the group worldwide. The presenters were James Smith (founder, manager- Customer Innovation Team, IBM), Ed Elze (strategy manager - Customer Innovation Team, IBM), Samuel Thompson (founder IBM's Emerging Technologies Start (jump start) group), Fiodar Zboichyk (technical solutions architect - Customer Innovation Team, IBM) as well as Anislav Atanasov, chief software engineer in Musala Soft.
Musala Soft is a leading company in Bulgaria in the sphere of software services. It specialises in the integration of co-operative systems and collaborating portal solutions and automised software testing. "We specialise in the organisation and execution of geographically scattered projects encompassing the entire circle of the products themselves or the software systems, regardless of their location," according to IDG.bg
Sofia University's Faculty for Information Technology and Computer Sciences is the oldest and most respected establishment in Bulgaria. It has a world wide reputation for high achievements in the fields of sciences, mathematics, social sciences and IT. It currently has more than 2500 students and more than 15 post-graduate masters' programmes specialising in mathematics, applied mathematics, computer sciences, IT and software engineering.
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