First-year bachelor's degree students in all fields of study at the Faculty of Business Economics choose elective courses for the winter of the next academic year - 2026/2027 in the first round from April 6, 2026 to April 12, 2026 and in the second round from April 20, 2026 to April 26, 2026.
Important dates
- First round of the election from 6. 4. 2026 to 12. 4. 2026
- Second round of elections from 20. 4. 2026 to 26. 4. 2026
The Department of Information Technology offers you the following optional courses, the content of which fully corresponds to the current requirements of the labor market.
Note: the grade in which the subject will be taught is always chosen in advance.
| Study program | Year of studies (in which the subject will be taught) | Optional subject |
| Economics and Management | 2nd year | Web design |
| Economics and Management | 2nd year | E-learning in corporate education |
| Business and administration | 2nd year | E-commerce and business |
| Informatics | 2nd year (LS) | Enterprise information systems |
| Informatics | 2nd year (LS) | e-Government |
| Informatics | 3rd grade (LS) | Data protection |
Course objective Web design is to teach students the complex process of designing, creating and deploying websites in a real environment. Emphasis is placed primarily on the effective use of web presentations within the framework of corporate strategy and communication.
Subject E-learning in corporate training focuses on the methodology and technologies used in digital employee training in modern organizations. Students will learn how to effectively plan and implement e-learning tools for human resource development.
Subject students E-commerce and business They will delve into the technical behind-the-scenes of e-shop creation and the principles of how the digital market works. The main goal is to understand the business models and strategies that lead to successful business in the online environment.
Subject Enterprise information systems deals with the architecture and implementation of software solutions that serve to manage and integrate key business processes. The goal is to gain insight into how these systems streamline organizational operations and support managerial decision-making.
Course objective e-Government is to introduce students to the digitalization of public administration and modern methods of communication between the state, citizens and companies. Students will understand the functioning of key systems, such as data boxes or public administration portals, and their impact on the efficiency of institutions.
Subject Data protection focuses on the legal and technical aspects of information security, including current standards such as GDPR. Students will learn to identify risks associated with handling sensitive data and design measures for their effective security within an organization.
Login takes place via information system of the CZU. You can find detailed information about the process and requirements of the election at PEF website.