The Department of Algebra and Mathematical Analysis was established on August 30, 2021, by order of the University Rector, as part of the Faculty of Mathematics and Informatics at Chirchik State Pedagogical University.
Education Quality and Personnel Training
Our commitment to high-quality education is evident in our focus on:
- Preparing highly qualified and competitive personnel.
- Organizing the educational process using modern pedagogical technologies.
- Implementing information technologies in the learning process.
- Developing students' mathematical thinking.
- Supporting students' independent learning.
Scientific Research Activities
The department actively engages in robust scientific research, specifically:
- Conducting fundamental research in the fields of algebra and mathematical analysis.
- Increasing the scientific potential of our professors and instructors.
- Preparing scientific articles and monographs.
- Participating in republic-level scientific conferences.
- Participating in international scientific conferences.
International Cooperation
We prioritize international collaboration through:
- Establishing cooperation ties with foreign higher education institutions.
- Implementing exchange programs for professors, instructors, and students.
- Participating in international grant projects.
- Launching joint educational programs.
- Organizing online and offline seminars with the involvement of foreign experts.
Academic Programs
Our comprehensive educational programs include:
Bachelor's Degrees:
- 60540100 - Mathematics (Mathematical Analysis, Algebra)
- 60540200 - Applied Mathematics (Discrete Mathematics and Mathematical Logic, Mathematical Analysis)
- 60110600 - Mathematics and Informatics (Mathematical Analysis, Algebra and Number Theory, Functional Analysis, Complex Analysis)
Master's Degrees:
- 70110601 - Methods of Teaching Exact and Natural Sciences (Mathematics)
- 1st year: Selected Chapters of Algebra, Selected Chapters of Analysis
- 2nd year: Selected Chapters of Algebra, Selected Chapters of Functional Analysis, Selected Chapters of Complex Analysis
Scientific Research Directions and Projects
The Department of Algebra and Mathematical Analysis conducts strategic work in several key areas of scientific research:
- Fundamental Research: Carrying out fundamental theoretical research in mathematical analysis and algebra, developing modern mathematical theories, creating new mathematical methods, and applying advanced mathematical theories to local conditions.
- Applied Research: Improving methods of mathematical modeling and computational mathematics, developing mathematical solutions for real-life problems, and creating mathematical software based on modern computer technologies.
- International Cooperation: Establishing partnerships with foreign scientific centers, participating in international scientific projects, and publishing scientific articles in prestigious international journals.
- Training Scientific Personnel: Attracting talented young people to scientific activities, training young scientists through doctoral and basic doctoral programs, and enhancing the qualifications of professors and instructors.
- Innovation Activities: Applying modern mathematical methods in practice, developing mathematical solutions based on digital technologies, and commercializing innovative ideas.
These directions cover the most pressing issues in modern mathematics, aiming to expand cooperation with national and international scientific communities and achieve practical results.
Monographs Published
Annually, the department members publish 2-3 monographs dedicated to pressing issues in modern mathematics. These publications are printed by reputable local publishers and are used as textbooks in higher education institutions.
Training Young Scientists
The department regularly organizes scientific seminars and master classes. Young scientists are encouraged and supported to participate in international conferences and internships. These initiatives contribute to enhancing the department's research potential and developing new, modern methodologies.
Student Scientific Activities
In the 2024-2025 academic year, department students have actively participated in various scientific conferences. Specifically, they presented 8 reports at international conferences and 10 reports at republican conferences, earning a total of 10 certificates and 3 commendations. During the preparation process, students are assigned scientific supervisors who assist them in topic selection, research methodology development, presentation text preparation, and presentation material creation. Additionally, partial travel expenses for participation in foreign conferences are covered, and all technical conditions are provided for online participation, strengthening ties with the international scientific community and promoting modern research directions and innovative methods.
Scientific Articles and Publications
In the last 4 years, professors and instructors of the Department of Algebra and Mathematical Analysis have published 100 scientific works. The breakdown is as follows:
- 5 articles in international journals indexed in Scopus and Web of Science databases.
- 55 articles in national journals recognized by the Higher Attestation Commission (HAC).
- 22 theses in international conference proceedings.
- 18 theses in republican conference proceedings.
Our scientists have also published 3 monographs, 4 textbooks, and 5 educational-methodological manuals in areas such as algebraic systems theory, differential equations, mathematical physics problems, functional analysis, and complex analysis. The total citation index of published articles is 200, with a highest H-index of 8, and an average impact factor of 2.5.
Student Life
In the 2024-2025 academic year, numerous scientific and practical events and projects are being implemented for department students. Weekly scientific seminars like "Modern Mathematics," "Algebraic Structures," and "Mathematical Modeling" are regularly held, with over 20 students consistently participating. This year, Saodat Kurbonkulova, a 3rd-year English group student, became a recipient of the Islam Karimov State Scholarship.
To enhance the spiritual, educational, and cultural level of students, various events are regularly organized, including spiritual and educational meetings on topics such as "History of Mathematics and Great Scholars," "Youth and National Values," "Reading Culture," as well as "Talented Students" competitions, "Most Active Student" contests, and various quizzes within the "Month of Mathematics." Students also participate in group visits to theaters and museums, round table discussions on "Mathematics and Art," "Science and Culture," creative evenings for "Talented Youth," and "Sport and Healthy Lifestyle" events. Additionally, new academic years, Teacher's and Mentor's Day, New Year celebrations, and student birthdays are celebrated, showcasing students' creative abilities and strengthening the team spirit. Moreover, two of our students received prestigious certificates from Cambridge Assessment.
International Cooperation and Academic Exchange
International Partner Universities: The department actively develops international cooperation.
- With Mukhtar Auezov South Kazakhstan State University, joint research in mathematical modeling and applied mathematics, exchange programs for professors/instructors and students, and online master classes are organized.
- With University of Perlis, Malaysia, scientific cooperation is established in "Mathematics Education" and "Data Science," dual degree programs are developed, and summer schools for students are organized.
- With Lomonosov Moscow State University, scientific projects are carried out in algebra and number theory, professors/instructors participate in professional development courses, and scientific-practical conferences for students are organized.
International Conferences for Students and Teachers: Department professors, instructors, and students actively participate in prestigious international scientific conferences. At events such as "Mathematics and Modern Technologies" (Germany), "International Conference on Applied Mathematics" (Turkey), "Education and Digital Technologies" (Malaysia), "Modern Mathematical Problems" (Kazakhstan), and "Computational Mathematics" (Russia), professors and instructors present their research findings, while students present their research at "Young Scientists Conference," "Student Research Forum," and "Mathematics Education Innovation" conferences. The department provides practical assistance for participation, including document processing, preparation of lecture texts and presentation materials, and development of foreign language presentation skills. In collaboration with foreign partner universities, online conferences are organized, ensuring remote participation of professors, instructors, and students, thereby strengthening ties with the international scientific community and facilitating the adoption of modern scientific research directions and innovative methods.
Department's Education Quality Assessment System
The department's education quality assessment and control system is based on a multi-stage mechanism (30% monthly rating, 40% midterm, 30% final control). Key criteria include timely conduct of classes (95%), use of modern pedagogical technologies (85%), availability of educational-methodological resources (90%), innovative approaches of professors and instructors, and students' knowledge levels (current, midterm, final assessments). Internal control (department, faculty, university commissions) and external control (HAC, independent experts, international organizations) regularly check the status of educational literature (95%), electronic resources (90%), and laboratory equipment (85%). Based on monitoring reports and semester/annual analyses, plans are made to improve education quality by implementing modern teaching methods, strengthening practical training, updating material and technical resources, and introducing international standards and digital technologies.
Field-Specific Methodological Approach
Professors of the department have developed special "Scientific Research Tablets" to engage students and researchers in scientific activities within an individual learning environment. These tablets include:
- ✔️ Independent research methodology
- ✔️ Scientific article editing standards
- ✔️ Stages of innovative project development
- ✔️ Statistical analysis and experimental design
Academic Participation:
- Scientific articles (technology for preparing for Scopus/WoS indexed journals)
- Startup ideas (application in grants, technoparks, accelerator programs)
- International conferences (MAKTAB – "Young Scientist," "InnoWeek")
- Interactive research (practical experiments under the guidance of professors in department laboratories)
Results Monitoring (for each student/researcher):
- ▸ Personal scientific portfolio (publications, inventions, certificates)
- ▸ Dynamic rating system (weekly progress assessment)
- ▸ Mentoring discussions (once a month – direct scientific advice)
Monitoring of Teachers' Activities
The system for monitoring the activities of professors and instructors is based on a comprehensive evaluation mechanism. Within educational-methodological activities, the quality of classes (30%), completeness of educational-methodological documents (20%), level of use of modern pedagogical technologies (20%), and analysis of student achievement (30%) are considered. For scientific activities, the number and quality of scientific articles (Scopus/WoS - 40 points, HAC journals - 20 points), participation in international conferences (20 points), and participation in scientific projects (20 points) are evaluated. In the direction of organizational and spiritual work, activity in public affairs (30%), individual approach to students (40%), and indicators of professional development (30%) are taken into account. Monitoring results are summarized at the end of each semester, annual rating indicators are formed, and these serve as a basis for resolving issues related to extending employment contracts, promotions, and incentives.
Department Statistics and Results
Graduates and Their Employment Rate: The employment rate of graduates in Mathematics and Informatics over the last 5 years averages 85-90%, with 60% working in the education sector (higher education institutions, academic lyceums, vocational colleges, and general education schools), 20% in the banking and finance sector, 15% in the IT sector, and 5% in other fields. 15% of graduates work in foreign companies, 25% continue their studies in master's and doctoral programs, 30% work in various management positions, and 20% have candidate of science and doctor of science degrees. Graduates successfully work not only in Uzbekistan but also in CIS countries, Europe, USA, Canada, and Asian countries, holding positions such as mathematician-programmer, financial analyst, researcher, data analyst, statistician, business analyst, and mathematical modeling specialist. This indicates their strong theoretical and practical training, high level of analytical thinking skills, and proficiency in using modern software tools.
Student Count and Academic Results: A total of 227 students are studying in the department, with 219 at the bachelor's level and 8 at the master's level. In terms of academic performance, 25% of students achieve excellent grades, 45% achieve good and excellent grades, 25% have an average academic performance, and only 5% of students have low academic performance. One student in the department is a recipient of the Islam Karimov Scholarship. The students' mastery of educational materials is 85%, practical skills acquisition is 80%, independent learning effectiveness is 75%, and scientific research activity effectiveness is 70%, indicating the high potential of our students.
Department News and Announcements
Latest News and Events: To enhance the scientific potential of the department's professors and instructors and ensure continuous exchange of experience, a republican scientific seminar on "Problems of Modern Mathematics" is organized. This seminar is held twice a month on Wednesdays. Check the [Seminar Announcements](link to seminar announcements) for details.
Department Announcements: The department regularly updates its official website and social media pages with announcements regarding midterm and final exams for the current academic year, application deadlines for master's and bachelor's programs. Important information regarding master's and doctoral programs of foreign universities, international grant projects, summer and winter schools, professional development courses, and scientific conferences is also constantly published. All announcements are also placed in a special information stand within the department building and distributed through messenger groups for students and professors/instructors.
