Odessa National Academy of Telecommunications named after A.S. Popov

Background

Higher courses of telegraph mechanics, which trained technicians for the southern part of the Russian Empire, opened in Odessa in 1900. They were located on Staroportofrankovskaya street ^[1] .

College

In July 1920 ^[2] on the basis of the abolished postal and telegraph courses and in the same building, the Odessa Electrotechnical College of Communication was organized, which in 1923 became the Odessa High Electrotechnical College of Strong Currents named after G. Grinko (OVE) ^[3] .

After four years of training, OVE graduates received the qualification of an engineer . In 1925, at the Higher Electrotechnical College, a low-current department was created with three small groups of telegraph operators, telephone operators and radio operators . In the electrical school, the training of communication engineers has begun ^[1] .

As a result of educational reform , in the fall of 1929, the Higher Electrotechnical School was transformed into the Electrotechnical Department of Odessa Polytechnic Institute (OPI) ^[1] .

Institute

According to the Decree of the CEC and the Council of People's Commissars of the USSR dated July 23, 1930, No. 4/237, the Odessa Institute of Telecommunications Engineers (OIIS) was established on the basis of the Electrical Engineering Department of the Optical Institute. The educational institution was located on Komsomolskaya Street (formerly Staroportofrankovskaya) in the building of the Higher Electrotechnical College and the former two-story school building in Karetny Lane . In 1930-1931, the latter was built on two floors and it became the educational building of the institute, and later - the laboratory building. S. D. Yasinovsky, who was the dean of the Electrotechnical Department of the Optical Engineering Institute, was appointed the director of the ONIS. The first graduation of the institute took place in 1931 ^[1] .

From 1931 to 1937, all educational institutions of communications of Odessa - OIIS, technical school of communication and the school of federal vocational education, made up the so-called communications plant ^[1] .

In 1937, the institute was headed by Vladimir Andreevich Nadezhdin ^[1] .

With the outbreak of World War II, many teachers and students voluntarily joined the ranks of the fighter battalion, which carried patrol service in Odessa. Graduates of the so-called “military” groups of the institute, whose training was carried out according to special programs before the war, joined the Red Army as commanders of communications units ^[1] .

In July 1941, preparation of the institute for evacuation began. On the basis of non-transportable equipment - a radio station, a telegraph laboratory and a diesel power station, a communication center of the Primorsky Army was created in the laboratory buildings of the institute, which played an important role in the heroic defense of Odessa . Initially, the institute was evacuated to the Kazakh city of Guryev , but there he could not start work due to the lack of necessary premises. OIIS was relocated to Tashkent . There, in October 1941, the Moscow Institute of Telecommunications Engineers (MIIS) was evacuated. To improve the efficiency of teachers and the rational use of laboratory equipment, the Odessa Institute was temporarily included in the MIIS. In April 1942, V. A. Nadezhdin ^{[1] [4]} was appointed director of the joint institute.

In October 1943, MIIS returned to Moscow , and in the summer of 1944 a decision was made to restore the activities of the Odessa Electrotechnical Institute of Telecommunications Engineers (OEIIS). A lot of effort for this was made by the former head of OIIS V.A. Nadezhdin, who became the director of MIIS ^{[1] [4]} .

The laboratory buildings of the institute were destroyed and could not be restored. The educational building (now the first laboratory) housed a German hospital . Organizational measures for the relocation of the hospital, the production of educational furniture and laboratory stands, made it possible in October 1944 to make the first 60 students after the liberation of Odessa. Since the dilapidated building of the student dormitory on Manezhnaya Street was temporarily provided to teachers, students lived and studied in university classrooms. In early 1945, the leadership of the institute was again entrusted to S. D. Yasinovsky ^[1] .

In September 1953, the institute received a new building. In the same year, an extramural faculty was created at the institute. The director of OEIIS at that time was Associate Professor Ivan Petrovich Pishkin. In 1956, the evening faculty of the OEIIS was opened ^[1] .

In 1957, in order to provide consultations and methodological assistance to part-time students, the OEIIS training and consultation center was created in Kiev , transformed in 1967 into the A. O. Popov OEIIS Kyiv Extramural Department, and in 1979 into the Kiev Branch OEIIS named after A.S. Popov (now the State University of Telecommunications .

In 1962, the training and consulting center of the OEIIS was also created in Chisinau ^[1] .

In 1965, the institute launched a specialized council for the defense of candidate dissertations in scientific specialties: “Theory, systems and devices for transmitting information through communication channels” and “Networks, communication centers and information distribution” ^[1] .

From 1966 to 1981, the institute was led by Doctor of Technical Sciences, Professor Boris Petrovich Kutasin. In 1967, by decree of the Council of Ministers of the USSR, the institute was named after the inventor of radio A.S. Popov . In 1980, the institute was awarded the Certificate of Honor of the Presidium of the Supreme Council of the Ukrainian SSR for successes achieved in the training of communications engineers and the development of scientific research ^[1] .

From 1981 to 2001, the Institute, and then the Academy was headed by Doctor of Technical Sciences, Professor Ivan Pavlovich Panfilov ^[1] .

Academy

In 1993, the Odessa Electrotechnical Institute of Communications was transformed into the A. S. Popov Ukrainian State Academy of Communications, and in 2001 - into the Odessa National Academy of Communications. A. S. Popova (ONAS). In the same year, Professor Peter Petrovich Vorobienko was elected the rector of the academy ^[1] .

The educational process is provided by 28 departments, where 300 teachers work, including 13 academicians and corresponding members of international academies; 17 academicians and corresponding members of industry academies; 44 professors, doctors of sciences; 190 associate professors, candidates of sciences; 4 Honored Workers of Higher School of Ukraine; 6 laureates of the State Prize, 3 Honored Workers of Science and Technology of Ukraine.

Among the new structural changes of the Academy there are six branches of the departments:

• at Odessa cable factory;
• at the RTOC, Odessa;
• at the "UkSATSE" Odessa;
• at OJSC " Ukrtelecom ", Kiev - 2 branches;
• attached to the Lviv Directorate of the Ukrposhta Office, Lviv.

The introduction of new technologies in the region constantly needs to change the content of education. So, in connection with the orders of enterprises for the first time in ONAS them. A. S. Popov in 2003 graduated specialists in new specializations:

• information security in telecommunication systems;
• automatic communications;
• postal networks;
• software of information communication networks;
• information technology and systems in business;
• mobile connection;
• production process safety.

The Academy has a number of State licenses for:

• Higher education at the level of qualification requirements for a junior specialist, bachelor, specialist, master (including for foreign citizens);
• advanced training of civil servants and heads of state enterprises, institutions and organizations;
• preparation for admission to higher educational institutions of foreign citizens;
• retraining for basic accredited directions of citizens of Ukraine and foreign citizens;
• conducting research, design and installation and construction works;
• cryptographic information protection;
• certification work on testing cable and wire products.

Educational and Scientific Institute of Radio, Television and Information Security

In July 1930, the Faculty of Radio OIIS was founded, the base department of which was the Department of Radio Engineering. In 1944, immediately after the institute returned to Odessa from evacuation, the faculty began recruiting and training specialists under a new name - the faculty of radio communications, and later - the faculty of radio communications, broadcasting, and television ^[5] .

At the end of 2005, on the basis of the Faculty of Radio Communication, Broadcasting and Television, the Educational and Scientific Institute of Radio, Television, and Electronics (UN IRTE) was created. The training of specialists at the URTIE is carried out in the direction of “Radio engineering” and the specialty “Radio communication, broadcasting and television equipment” at the educational and qualification levels of bachelor and master ^[5] .

In April 2015, the Institute was restructured into the Educational, Scientific Institute of Radio, Television and Information Security (UNI RTiIB) in connection with the expansion of specialist training and an increase in the number of undergraduate and graduate students in the field of "Information Security". This restructuring of the leading academic unit is due to the expansion and deepening of specialized educational and scientific activities that began more than 75 years ago ^[6] .

In January 2013, the Director of the Institute was elected Doctor of Technical Sciences, Professor, laureate of the State Prize of Ukraine in the field of science and technology Vasilyu Evgeny Viktorovich ^[6] .

Organizational structure of the institute ^[5] :

• Department of Television and Radio Broadcasting
• Department of Technical Electrodynamics and Radio Communication Systems
• Department of Theory of Electrical Communication A. G. Zyuko
• Department of Information Security and Data Transfer

Training is carried out in the directions ^[6] :

• 172. "Telecommunications and radio engineering", specialty "Wireless and media technologies"
• 125. Cybersecurity.

The main customers and partners in the training of specialists in telecommunications and radio engineering are law enforcement agencies, design bureaus, radio broadcasting, radio communications and television companies, the Administration of the State Service for Special Communications and Information Protection, and the State Committee for Television and Radio Broadcasting of Ukraine. The National Commission for Telecommunications Regulation in Ukraine, the National Television and Radio Broadcasting Council of Ukraine, National Television and Radio Companies, mobile operators and many other companies also interested in graduates.

Educational and Scientific Institute of Infocommunications and Software Engineering

Today's scientific-research institute has united two faculties - the faculty of telecommunication systems and the faculty of information networks.

The predecessor of the Faculty of Telecommunication Systems was the faculty of telephone and telegraph communications created at OIIS in 1930. In the early 1960s, the Faculty of Automatic and Multichannel Telecommunications was established. In 1967, faculties of automatic telecommunications (now the faculty of information networks) and multichannel telecommunications were created on its basis. The latter trained specialists in the development and technical operation of multichannel transmission systems, as well as in the design of transmission lines. In 1988, the faculty was renamed into the faculty of multi-channel transmission systems, and in 2001 - into the faculty of telecommunication systems ^[7] .

The faculty prepares bachelors in the field of "Telecommunications", specialists and masters in the specialty "Telecommunication systems and networks" ^[7] .

The organizational structure of the faculty ^[7] :

• Department of Higher Mathematics
• Department of Fiber Optic Communication Lines
• Department of Information Technology
• Department of Communication Systems
• Department of Communication Networks
• Department of Telecommunication Systems
• Department of Computer Science

In 1988, the faculty organized the training of students in the specialty "Communication Economics". In 1992, on the basis of this specialty, the Faculty of Engineering and Economics was established, reorganized in 2002 into the Educational and Scientific Institute of Economics and Management ^[7] .

The predecessor of the Faculty of Information Networks was the Faculty of Telephone and Telegraph Communications, created at OIIS in 1930. The development of the communications industry led to the organization in 1967 of a new faculty - automatic telecommunications. In February 2001, he was renamed the Faculty of Information Networks. In September 2012, the faculty received a new name - the faculty of "Infocommunication". ^[8] .

The faculty provides training for specialists in the following areas: "Information Communication Networks", "Automatic Communications", " Mobile Communications ", "Information Technologies and Systems in Business", "Software for Information Communication Networks", " Telemedicine ", "Production Process Safety " ^[8] .

The main specialties of training:

• Telecommunications and Radio Engineering
• Software Engineering (full time only)
• Computer Science and Information Technology (full time only)

Organizational structure of the faculty ^[8] :

• Department of Communication Networks
• Department of Switching Systems
• Department of Documentary Telecommunications
• Department of Information Technology
• Department of Electrical Circuit Theory

Educational and Scientific Institute of Computer Technology, Automation and Logistics

In 1992, in order to implement the project of multi-level training of specialists, the basic faculty of initial training of bachelors in the direction of "Telecommunications" was organized, where students of 1-3 courses studied. In 1995, students were disbanded in the specialties of the faculties. Only students specializing in postal communication remained at the basic faculty. The faculty was called the faculty of postal services. From 1997 to 1999, the faculty was called the faculty of information technology and postal services. He trained specialists in the field of "Communication Systems" and "Postal Communication". In 1999, the faculty was renamed into the faculty of computer technology and postal service ^[9] .

In August 2003, on the basis of the Faculty of Computer Technology and Postal Communications, the Educational and Scientific Institute "Postal Communications" of the Odessa National Academy of Communications named after A. S. Popova. On November 7, 2008, by order No. 01-05-325, it was renamed the Educational and Scientific Institute of Computer Technology, Automation, and Logistics. Training of specialists at the educational and scientific institute of computer technology, automation and logistics is carried out in the areas of: "Telecommunications" and "Automation and computer-integrated technologies" ^[9] .

Organizational structure of the institute ^[9] :

• Department of postal networks and systems of safety of production processes and power supply of communication systems
• Department of Physics
• Department of Informatization and Management
• Department of Foreign Languages
• Department of Physical Education

Educational Scientific Institute of Economics and Management

In 1992, the Engineering and Economics Department was created on the basis of the Faculty of Multichannel Telecommunications OEIS named after A.S. Popov. His tasks included the training of specialists for the managerial, economic and financial spheres, who are also able to carry out accounting, control and analysis of the production activities of communications enterprises of Ukraine. In 1993, the faculty was separated into an independent structural unit. В конце 1999 года его переименовали в факультет менеджмента и экономики связи ^[10] .

В 2002 году на базе факультета менеджмента и экономики был создан учебно-научный институт Экономики и менеджмента (УН ИЭМ), как структурное подразделение Одесской национальной академии связи им. А. С. Попова. С 2007 года подготовка специалистов в УН ИЭМ проводится по направлениям: «Экономика предприятия» и «Менеджмент» по образовательно-квалификационным уровням бакалавра, специалиста и магистра ^[10] .

Организационная структура института ^[10] :

• Кафедра экономической теории
• Кафедра менеджмента и маркетинга
• Кафедра экономики предприятия и корпоративного управления
• Кафедра системного анализа и управления проектами
• Кафедра философии

Учебно-научный институт проблем информационного общества

В январе 2006 года был создан Институт проблем информационного общества ^[11] .

Организационная структура института ^[11] :

• Кафедра политологии, социологии и социальных коммуникаций
• Кафедра иностранных языков
• Кафедра украинского и русского языков

Институт осуществляет подготовку бакалавров и магистров по специальности «Социология». При институте работает Центр исследований проблем информационного общества. С 2014 года Институт ведет подготовку по специальности «Журналистика». Специализация «Реклама и связи с общественностью» ^[11] .

Научно-исследовательский институт инфокоммуникаций

Обособленное структурное подразделение Одесской национальной академии связи имени А. С. Попова Научно-исследовательский институт инфокоммуникаций был организован в соответствии с распоряжением Кабинета Министров Украины № 1683-р от 23 ноября 2009 года и приказа Министерства транспорта и связи Украины № 102 от 24 февраля 2010 года ^[12] .

Основными целями НИИ инфокоммуникаций являются ^[12] :

• осуществление научно-исследовательской деятельности, предоставление научных и образовательных услуг для общественного потребления;
• организация и дальнейшее развитие на Украине целенаправленных научных исследований;
• развитие человеческих ресурсов в области инфокоммуникаций, государственных и национальных программ телекоммуникационных технологий и услуг;
• обеспечение разработки и реализации задач программы концепций, государственных и национальных программ развития телекоммуникаций и информатизации Украины;
• развитие инфокоммуникационных технологий;
• выполнение задач в области связи и сфере информатизации;
• создание информационной инфраструктуры для центральных и региональных органов власти, предприятий, организаций, учреждений образования и т. д.

Факультет повышения квалификации

В 1989 году в ОЭИИС имени А. С. Попова на базе курсов повышения квалификации был создан факультет повышения квалификации (ФПК), как звено непрерывного образования. Ныне ФПК действует в рамках Учебно-производственного центра содействия трудоустройству студентов и выпускников и повышения квалификации специалистов ОНАС им. А. С. Попова ^[13] .

Повышение квалификации на факультете проводится по следующим направлениям ^[13] :

• Telecommunications
• Системы технической защиты информации
• Radio engineering
• Сети и системы почтовой связи
• Автоматизация и компьютерно-интегрированные технологии
• Экономика предприятия
• Менеджмент
• Sociology
• Advertising and public relations

Колледж связи и информатизации

В 1930 году электротехникум связи вновь стал самостоятельным учебным заведением. В 2003 году он был переименован в техникум связи и информатизации. В том же году техникум вошёл в состав Одесской национальной академии связи им. А. С. Попова в качестве её структурного подразделения ^[3] .

До сентября 2003 года подготовка специалистов в техникуме осуществлялась только по заочной форме обучения. С 2003 года впервые был осуществлён набор студентов на дневную форму обучения по направлению «Телекоммуникации» на базе полного общего среднего образования ^[3] .

В 2007 году техникум был реорганизован в колледж связи и информатизации Одесской национальной академии связи им. А. С. Попова ^[3] .

В структуру колледжа входят следующие цикловые комиссии ^[3] :

• Естественно-математической подготовки
• Гуманитарной и социально-экономической подготовки
• Телекоммуникационных систем и сетей
• Систем радиосвязи, радиовещания и телевидения
• Информационных сетей и оргтехники

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