Creative abilities as a way to adapt the student to an uncertain future

Abstract

The Department of System Analysis and Management of the Faculty of Information Technologies of NTU "Dnipro Polytechnic" today is engaged in the training of specialists in system analysis and management. The main disciplines are related to the management of complex systems and the practical application of mathematical modeling in forecasting, design and management. Today, there is already a common understanding in the scientific community that education should prepare a future specialist for a job that does not yet exist and it is not yet possible to clearly define it, so it is not clear which skills should become the most important in curricula.

The aim of the work is to formalize creative methods of training technical specialists as a foundation for the further development of education in the post-industrial era.

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