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Department of Artificial Intelligence and Information Security

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Department of Artificial Intelligence and Information Security

BUKHARA STATE UNIVERSITY

Department of Artificial Intelligence and Information Security

The Department specializes in preparing professionals and advancing scientific research in artificial intelligence, machine learning, information security, computer systems, and digital technologies.

Academic Heritage Since 1986 Current Name Since 2026 Artificial Intelligence Cybersecurity
22
Scopus-Indexed Research Papers
19
State Certificates for Software Products
7
AI-Based Software Products
520 mln
UZS Grant Certificate, Women Scientists Competition

About the Department

The Department of Artificial Intelligence and Information Security operates within the Faculty of Physics, Mathematics and Information Technologies at Bukhara State University. Its historical origins date back to the Department of Informatics, Computer Engineering and Technical-Sector Facilities, established in 1986.

Under Bukhara State University Order No. 390-III dated April 20, 2026, the Department was reorganized under its current name, "Artificial Intelligence and Information Security."

The Department provides education and conducts research in information systems design and development, artificial intelligence technologies, information security, programming, and computer systems.

Head of Department: Bakayev Ilhom Izatovich — Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) in Technical Sciences, Associate Professor.

History and Development Milestones

1986 — Establishment of the Original Department

The Department of Informatics, Computer Engineering and Technical-Sector Facilities was established. Its first Head was T.X. Sharipov, Candidate of Physical and Mathematical Sciences and Associate Professor.

1992–2005 — Informatics and Applied Mathematics

The Department operated under names including "Informatics and Mathematical Modeling," "Computational Mathematics and Informatics," and "Applied Mathematics and Information Technologies."

2020 — Information Technologies and Systems

The Department was reorganized as "Information Technologies and Systems," with two independent departments formed from its structure.

2022 — The Digital Technologies Era

Under Order No. 1166-Sh dated August 27, the Department was renamed "Information Systems and Digital Technologies."

2026 — Artificial Intelligence and Information Security

Under Order No. 327-III dated April 1, I.I. Bakayev was appointed Head of the Department. Order No. 390-III of April 20 established its current name.

Former Department Heads and Academic Development

Over the years, the Department was headed by T.X. Sharipov, I.I. Jalolov, Z.Sh. Jumayev, R.D. Aloyev, A.G‘. Hayitov, J. Jumayev, I.G‘. Rasulov, T.B. Boltayev, O.I. Jalolov, N.S. Sayidova, and T.R. Shafiyev.

Between 2021 and 2025, T.R. Shafiyev, I.I. Bakayev, I.U. Shadmanov, G.Y. Bo‘ronova, U.H. Hayitov, S.S. Muxlisov, F.N. Nurulloyev, Sh.E. Nazarov, and M.Z. Husenov successfully defended their PhD dissertations.

One of the distinguished teachers who contributed to the Department's development is Telman Bakayevich Boltayev, who participated in preparing educational and methodological publications and mentoring young researchers.

Degree Programs and Specializations

The Department prepares professionals in information technologies, artificial intelligence, information security, and computer systems at bachelor's, master's, and doctoral levels.

BACHELOR'S DEGREE

Undergraduate Programs

60610100

Information Systems and Technologies

Full-time and distance education. The Department's principal program until 2026.

60610200

Information Security

Full-time education. Admissions began in the 2025/2026 academic year.

60610500

Artificial Intelligence

Full-time education. Admissions began in the 2025/2026 academic year.

A gradual transition is underway from the Information Systems and Technologies program to the new Information Security and Artificial Intelligence programs.

MASTER'S DEGREE

Master's Degree Specializations

70610101

Computer Systems and Their Software

70610103

Information Systems

70610501

Artificial Intelligence

Admissions began in 2026.

POSTGRADUATE RESEARCH EDUCATION

Doctoral Studies and Research Specializations

The Department conducts research in computer systems, mathematical modeling, and methods of teaching informatics.

05.01.04

Mathematical and Software Support for Computing Machines, Systems, and Computer Networks

Basic Doctoral Studies

05.01.07

Mathematical Modeling, Numerical Methods, and Software Packages

Doctoral and Basic Doctoral Studies

13.00.02

Theory and Methods of Education and Upbringing (Informatics)

Doctoral and Basic Doctoral Studies

Scientific Research Activities

The Department's research activities focus on artificial intelligence and machine learning, information security, cryptography, information systems development, and methodologies for teaching physics and mathematics.

RESEARCH AREA / 01

Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning

Research on artificial intelligence algorithms, machine learning, and intelligent software systems.

RESEARCH AREA / 02

Information Security and Cryptography

Research related to information protection technologies and cryptographic methods.

RESEARCH AREA / 03

Information Systems

Studies of information systems design, development, and operation.

RESEARCH AREA / 04

Teaching Methodology

Research on teaching methods for physics, mathematics, and informatics.

2025/2026 ACADEMIC YEAR

Scientific Publications and Innovative Developments

Academic staff published research articles in international scientific publications and obtained state certificates for newly developed software products.

22
Scopus-Indexed Papers
3
Articles in National Higher Attestation Commission Journals
19
State Certificates for Software Products
7
AI-Based Developments
BREAKDOWN OF RESEARCH PUBLICATIONS
15 papers

Proceedings of SPIE

6 papers

AIP Conference Proceedings

1 paper

ICTEA 2025

State Grants and Research Projects

STATE RESEARCH GRANT

Virtual Learning Platform for Robotics Education

Applied research project titled "Development of National Educational Content and a Virtual Learning Platform for Teaching Robotics."

Project Leader: Associate Professor G.Y. Bo‘ronova

Project Period: April 1, 2025 – March 31, 2026

AL-8624042640

State Grant Identification Number

WOMEN SCIENTISTS COMPETITION
UZS 520 million

Research Grant Certificate

Associate Professor G.Y. Bo‘ronova won the "Women Scientists" Applied Projects Competition organized by the Ministry of Higher Education, Science and Innovations and was awarded a grant certificate.

Artificial Intelligence-Based Software Products

As part of the Department's scientific activities, state certificates were obtained for 19 software products, seven of which are based on artificial intelligence technologies.

LanguagePro AI

TASNIF AI

AI Learn Check

EduCheck

AI Trenajor Statistika

AirDustClean

EduEconomics Agent AI

Other Scientific Achievements and Student Activities

UZS 250M+

Research Commercialization

Funds attracted to the University's scientific innovation fund through the commercialization of approximately 20 commissioned applied research developments during 2020–2025.

4

International Scientific Conferences

International scientific and practical conferences organized between 2020 and 2025.

International Scientific Conference and Research Cooperation

On September 27–28, 2024, the Department organized an international scientific conference titled "Current State and Prospects for the Development of Digital Technologies and Artificial Intelligence" in cooperation with the Research Institute for the Development of Digital Technologies and Artificial Intelligence.

Students Awarded State Scholarships

2023: A student supervised by Professor N.N. Nurillayev received the State Scholarship of the President of the Republic of Uzbekistan.

2025: A student supervised by Associate Professor G.Y. Bo‘ronova received the Abu Rayhon Beruniy State Scholarship.

International Scientific Cooperation

To advance artificial intelligence and modern computer technologies, the Department cooperates with universities and research centers in Kazakhstan, India, and Mongolia.

ACCESS TO SUPERCOMPUTING RESOURCES

Param-Bilim Supercomputer

20
Free User Profiles

The Kazakhstan–India IKCEICT Center provided 20 free user profiles for master's students in Artificial Intelligence and Computer Systems and Their Software.

Universities and Research Centers in Kazakhstan

L.N. Gumilyov Eurasian National University

Cooperation with the Kazakhstan–India IKCEICT Center at the university includes professional development courses and research supervision. A one-year agreement was concluded with A.A. Kremenchutskiy for supervising basic doctoral researchers.

Al-Farabi Kazakh National University

Professor U.A. Tukeev delivered a short-term course in Fundamentals of Artificial Intelligence during the 2025/2026 academic year.

Cooperation with Organizations in India

Centre for Development of Advanced Computing (C-DAC)

Cooperation involving the Param supercomputer infrastructure and joint scientific research areas.

Maharashtra Knowledge Corporation Limited (MKCL)

Cooperation under a memorandum for the iLike Credit Courses program and AI-based educational courses delivered through the ERA LMS platform.

Scientific Cooperation with Mongolia

Mongolian University MUST

A joint research article was prepared in cooperation with N.S. Sayidova, and inter-university scientific collaboration is being developed.

Courses Taught by the Department

The Department offers specialized courses in programming, databases, artificial intelligence, cybersecurity, computer networks, and modern digital technologies.

60610100 — Information Systems and Technologies
  • Programming 1, 2
  • Databases
  • Fundamentals of Cybersecurity
  • Data Structures and Algorithms
  • Computer Networks
  • Fundamentals of Artificial Intelligence
  • Information Systems Development Methodology
  • Big Data Management
  • Cloud Technologies
  • Web Systems
  • Information Systems Data Visualization
60610200 — Information Security
  • Programming 1, 2
  • Databases
  • Fundamentals of Cybersecurity
  • Cryptographic Methods
  • Risk Management
  • Access Control
  • Network Security
  • Software Security
  • Cyber Law and Cyber Ethics
60610500 — Artificial Intelligence
  • Programming 1, 2
  • Databases
  • Fundamentals of Cybersecurity
  • Fundamentals of Artificial Intelligence
  • Computer Vision
  • Neural Networks and Deep Learning
  • Robotics
  • Introduction to Machine Learning
  • Signal Processing
  • Natural Language Processing

Technical Facilities and Computer Laboratories

The Department uses modern computer equipment and network devices to support practical courses in programming, artificial intelligence, and information security.

FEBRUARY 2026
Approximately UZS 730 million

The estimated total value, as stated in the supplied document, of modern computer, networking, and multimedia equipment allocated to the Department.

54
HP All-in-One Computers
3
Acer and ASUS Laptops
4
Network Switches
2
Multimedia Projectors
Detailed List of Allocated Equipment
EquipmentQuantity
Acer V15 (Core i7-13620H, RTX 4050)1
Network Switches (24-Port)4
HP ProOne 440 G6 (Core i5-10500T)9
HP ProOne 440 G6 (Core i5-10100T)45
ASUS TUF Gaming (Core i7-12650H, RTX 3070)2
EB-X400 Multimedia Projectors2
Printers, Scanners, and Multifunction Devices2
Computer Peripherals76
BUKHARA STATE UNIVERSITY

Artificial Intelligence and Information Security — Modern Education, Scientific Research, and Digital Technologies

Modern Education

Training professionals in artificial intelligence, information security, programming, and computer systems.

Scientific Innovation

AI-based software products, scientific publications, and grant-funded projects.

International Cooperation

Collaboration with foreign universities, research centers, and supercomputing infrastructure.