Department manager:
Nuraliyev Fakhriddin Murodillayevich
In accordance with the Resolution No. PQ-1088 of the President of the Republic of Uzbekistan dated April 1, 2009, “On Measures to Further Improve the Efficiency of Using High-Tech Television and Radio Equipment within the System of the National Television and Radio Company of Uzbekistan,” the Faculty of Television Technologies was established at Tashkent University of Information Technologies.
Beginning with the 2011–2012 academic year, the Faculty of Television Technologies established the departments of Computer Graphics and Design and Television, Radio Broadcasting Studios and Equipment. In 2012, the Department of Television, Radio Broadcasting Studios and Equipment was renamed the Department of Television Studio Systems and Applications.
Pursuant to Resolution No. 188 of the Cabinet of Ministers of the Republic of Uzbekistan dated June 28, 2013, “On Improving the Structure of Tashkent University of Information Technologies and Its Organizational Framework,” structural changes were introduced at the university. As a result, starting from the 2013–2014 academic year, the Department of Computer Graphics and Design became known as the Department of Audiovisual Technologies.
According to the order of Tashkent University of Information Technologies named after Muhammad al-Khwarizmi dated September 15, 2023, “On the Dissolution of Existing Departments and the Establishment of New Departments,” the Department of Television Studio Systems and Applications and the Department of Audiovisual Technologies were merged to form the new Department of Television and Media Technologies.
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Undergraduate Program - Bachelor's Degree Program |
60611100 - Television Technologies (Audiovisual Technologies; Television Studio Systems and Applications) .
Graduates of this program are prepared for the following professional career paths:
Camera Operator
Camera Operator is a specialist responsible for filming television programs, films, and other video productions. Key responsibilities include operating cameras, selecting shot compositions, and ensuring image quality.
Camera Operators work in:
- Television studios
- Film production studios
- Advertising agencies
- Media and production centers
Lighting Engineer
Lighting Engineer is responsible for designing, installing, and managing lighting systems for television, film, and multimedia projects. Their primary duties include setting up and adjusting lighting equipment, controlling lighting conditions, and enhancing visual quality.
Lighting Engineers work in:
- Television studios
- Film production facilities
- Theaters
- Concert venues
- Media centers
Video Editing Engineer
Video Editing Engineer specializes in processing and editing video content, as well as integrating visual and audio elements. Their responsibilities include editing video materials, applying visual effects, and ensuring the quality of the final production.
Video Editing Engineers work in:
- Television channels
- Film studios
- Advertising agencies
- Media and content production centers
Computer Graphics Engineer
Computer Graphics Engineer specializes in graphic design, animation, and visual effects production. Their main responsibilities include developing graphic elements and creating visual content for television, film, and other media products.
Computer Graphics Engineers work in:
- Broadcasting and television companies
- Animation studios
- IT and design companies
- Advertising agencies
Audio Recording Engineer
Audio Recording Engineer is responsible for recording, processing, and maintaining the quality of audio productions. Key duties include organizing recording sessions, editing audio materials, and producing professional-quality sound content.
Audio Recording Engineers work in:
- Television and radio studios
- Audio recording studios
- Film studios
- Concert and event production organizations
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Graduate Programs - Master's Degree Programs |
70610701 – Television Technologies
70611101 – Animation Film Technologies
70210402 – Computer Graphics and Design
70611006 – Audio-Video Technologies
70611007 – Special Lighting Technologies
DEPARTMENT HISTORY
In accordance with Resolution No. PQ-1088 of the President of the Republic of Uzbekistan dated April 1, 2009, “On Measures to Further Improve the Efficiency of Using High-Tech Television and Radio Equipment within the System of the National Television and Radio Company of Uzbekistan,” the Faculty of Television Technologies was established at Tashkent University of Information Technologies (TUIT). Pursuant to a university order, the Departments of Computer Graphics and Design and Television and Radio Broadcasting Studios and Equipment were established within the Faculty of Television Technologies beginning with the 2011–2012 academic year.
In 2011, the Department of Computer Graphics and Design was headed by Professor Fakhriddin M. Nuraliev, Doctor of Technical Sciences. The department offered bachelor's degree programs in Computer Graphics and Design, Audio-Video Technologies, and Sound Recording Technologies, and trained highly qualified master's students in Computer Graphics and Design during the 2012–2014 academic years. Special recognition should be given to Professor Sh.A. Nazirov, Professor F.M. Nuraliev, and T.X. Rakhimov, Candidate of Chemical Sciences, for their significant contributions to the development of educational standards, curricula, course materials, and the establishment of the department's academic and methodological activities.
Following Resolution No. 188 of the Cabinet of Ministers of the Republic of Uzbekistan dated June 28, 2013, “On Improving the Structure of Tashkent University of Information Technologies and Its Organizational Framework,” structural changes were introduced within the university. As a result, beginning with the 2013–2014 academic year, the Department of Computer Graphics and Design was renamed the Department of Audiovisual Technologies, while the Department of Television and Radio Broadcasting Studios and Equipment was renamed the Department of Television Studio Systems and Applications.
Since 2011, the Department of Television Studio Systems and Applications was headed by Professor Batyr Joldasovich Bazarbayev, a member of the Unions of Cinematographers and Journalists of Uzbekistan, a member of the Union of Cinematographers of Russia, and a board member of the Russian Guild of Cinematographers. The department trained bachelor's and master's degree students in Film and Television Camera Operation and Special Lighting Technologies to meet the workforce needs of the National Television and Radio Company of Uzbekistan and related organizations.
Beginning with the 2013–2014 academic year, the Department of Audiovisual Technologies was headed by Associate Professor Abdivali Shukurovich Mukhamadiyev, Doctor of Physical and Mathematical Sciences. In 2013, based on the experience of leading international higher education institutions, a new curriculum, educational standard, and qualification requirements for the bachelor's degree program Television Technologies (Audiovisual Technologies) were developed. From that year onward, the department began training specialists in this field.
Starting from the 2017–2018 academic year, the department launched master's degree programs in Audio Technologies and Video Technologies. The curricula for these programs were developed based on the best practices of leading universities in the Republic of Korea, Japan, and the United Kingdom, as well as recommendations from industry partners. To enhance the quality of instruction, distinguished faculty members including Professors F.M. Nuraliev, Sh.A. Anarova, S.S. Beknazarova, and Associate Professor A.Sh. Mukhamadiyev participated in the educational process. In addition, leading researchers from the university's Scientific and Innovation Center for Information and Communication Technologies, including Professors N. Ravshanov and N. Mirzayev, contributed to teaching and research activities.
During the 2022–2023 academic year, the Department of Audiovisual Technologies was headed by Professor Saida Safibullayevna Beknazarova, Doctor of Technical Sciences.
According to the order of Tashkent University of Information Technologies named after Muhammad al-Khwarizmi dated September 15, 2023, “On the Dissolution of Existing Departments and the Establishment of New Departments,” the Departments of Audiovisual Technologies and Television Studio Systems and Applications were merged beginning with the 2023–2024 academic year to form the new Department of Television and Media Technologies.
Professor Faxriddin M. Nuraliev, Doctor of Technical Sciences, was appointed as the founding Head of the Department and continues to lead it today.
Currently, the Department of Television and Media Technologies offers the bachelor's degree program:
- 60611100 – Television Technologies
and the following master's degree programs:
- 70610701 – Television Technologies
- 70611101 – Animation Film Technologies
- 70210402 – Computer Graphics and Design
- 70611006 – Audio-Video Technologies
- 70611007 – Special Lighting Technologies
The department continues to educate highly qualified specialists and researchers in the fields of television, audiovisual media, animation, computer graphics, and advanced media technologies.
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Courses Offered by the Department |
Bachelor's Degree Program Courses
- Computer Graphics Software Packages
- Mass Media and Television Journalism
- Audio Recording and Editing
- Creative Design and Web Art
- Fundamentals of Virtual Reality
- UI/UX Design
- Engineering Graphics
- Fundamentals of Film and Television Scriptwriting and Directing
- Special Effects
- Media Content Production Technologies
- Motion Graphics
- Audio and Image Processing
- Lighting Technologies
- Digital Media and Television Technologies
- Creative Camera Workshop
- Television Production
- Audio Support Technologies for Visual Content
- Artificial Intelligence in Audio and Video Data
- Digital Animation Technologies
- Animation Production Technologies
- Digital Camera Workshop
- Media Literacy and Information Culture
- 3D Modeling and Visualization
- Theoretical Foundations of Acoustics
- Digital Technologies in Television and Film Industries
- Multi-Camera Production Technologies
- Film and Television Composition Techniques
- Engineering and Computer Graphics
- Visual Special Effects in Media Production
- Audio Data Processing
- Audio-Video Post-Production
- Audiovisualization of Screen Content
- Digital Video Cameras
- Mobile Photography and Videography
- Contemporary Cinema and Television
- Digital Television Systems
- Fundamentals of Holography
Master's Degree Program Courses
- Image Processing and Modeling
- Film, Television, and Digital Content Production
- Applied Mechanics
- Solid Mechanics
- Computer Vision and Pattern Recognition
- Theoretical Mechanics
- Intelligent Audio and Video Systems
- Virtual Environments
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Department Faculty Members |
Full-Time Academic Staff:
Part-Time Academic Staff:
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Scientific and Industry Partners |
The Department of Television and Media Technologies actively collaborates with leading national and international organizations in education, research, media, and technology, including:
- The National Television and Radio Company of Uzbekistan
- The National Agency “Uzbekkino”
- Uzbekfilm Film Studio
- Uzbekistan Scientific-Popular and Documentary Film Studio
- Uzbektelefilm State Unitary Enterprise
- Japan International Cooperation Agency (JICA)
- Korea University of Media Arts (KUMA), Republic of Korea
- Al-Farabi Kazakh National University
- Research Institute for the Development of Digital Technologies and Artificial Intelligence
- Qori Niyoziy Research Institute of Pedagogical Sciences of Uzbekistan
- Tashkent Radio and Television Vocational College
- Shakarim University
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Research Grants and Projects National and International Research Grants (Fundamental, Applied, and Innovation Projects) |
- M. Nuraliev – Physics Project No. A-5-026, “Development of Models, Algorithms, and a Software Platform for the MediaEdu.UZ Media Education System” (2015–2017).
- A. Anarova – Project No. BA-A5-014, “Development of an Automated Technology for the Analytical Representation of Complex Fractal Structures Based on R-Function Theory and Arithmetic Properties” (2017–2018).
- S. Beknazarova – Project No. BV-Atex-2018-267, “Development and Implementation of an Integrated National Electronic Platform for International Payment Systems” (2018–2020).
- A. Anarova – Project No. FZ-2019081212, “Development of Geometric Modeling Technology for the Representation of Complex Fractal Structures in Traditional Uzbek Ornamental Patterns” (2020–2021).
- M. Nuraliev – Innovation Project No. IL-4721071198, “Development of a National Virtual University System in Information Technologies Based on 3D Technologies” (2022–2023).
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Research Activities |
Doctor of Science (DSc) Dissertation Research
Saida Safibullayevna Beknazarova
Research Topic: Methods for Modeling Discrete-Continuous Processing of Information Resources in Television, Audio, Information, and Multimedia Systems
Specialization: 05.13.04 – Mathematical and Software Support for Computers, Complexes, and Computer Networks
Scientific Advisor: Prof. K.P. Abdurakhmanov, Doctor of Physical and Mathematical Sciences
Fakhriddin Murodillaevich Nuraliev
Research Topic: Mathematical Modeling of Electromagnetic Field Interaction Processes in Thin Superconducting Bodies Using the R-Function Method
Specialization: 05.01.07 – Mathematical Modeling, Numerical Methods, and Software Systems
Scientific Advisor: Prof. Sh.A. Nazirov, Doctor of Physical and Mathematical Sciences
Botir Zokirovich Turayev
Research Topic: Innovative Methodological System for Developing Professional Competencies of Future Specialists in Informatics and Information Technologies
Specialization: 13.00.07 – Methodology of Teaching Exact and Natural Sciences
Scientific Advisor: Prof. A.A. Abduqodirov
Shahzoda Amanbayevna Anarova
Research Topic: Linear and Geometrically Nonlinear Mathematical Models and Solution Algorithms for Spatial Loading Problems of Rod Structures with Complex Configurations
Specialization: 05.01.07 – Mathematical Modeling, Numerical Methods, and Software Systems
Scientific Advisor: Prof. T. Yuldashev, Doctor of Technical Sciences
Abdivali Shukurovich Mukhamadiyev
Awarded the degree of Doctor of Physical and Mathematical Sciences (Nostrification) by the Higher Attestation Commission of the Republic of Uzbekistan based on the decision of the Scientific Council of Al-Farabi Kazakh National University (Kazakhstan).
Specialization: 05.01.07 – Mathematical Modeling, Numerical Methods, and Software Systems
PhD Dissertation Research
Dildora Baxtiyarovna Umarova
Research Topic: Major Trends in Uzbek Painting During the Independence Period
Specialization: 17.00.04 – Fine and Decorative Applied Arts
Scientific Advisor: Academician N.R. Ahmedova, Doctor of Art Studies
Khusniddin Abdijalilovich Mamadaliyev
Research Topic: Models and Algorithms for Analyzing Gas Transportation Modes in Main Gas Pipelines Under Mass Flow Imbalance Conditions
Specialization: 05.01.07 – Mathematical Modeling, Numerical Methods, and Software Systems
Scientific Advisor: Prof. I.Q. Khojayev, Doctor of Technical Sciences
Oybek Mirzayevich Narzulloyev
Research Topic: Geometric Modeling of Fractal Structures
Specialization: 05.01.01 – Engineering Geometry and Computer Graphics; Audio and Video Technologies
Scientific Advisor: Prof. F.M. Nuraliev, Doctor of Technical Sciences
Gulshan Asrorovna Kayumova
Research Topic: Development of Information Models and Assessment Methods for Teaching Computer Graphics Based on the Principles of Fractal Pedagogy
Specialization: 05.01.01 – Engineering Geometry and Computer Graphics; Audio and Video Technologies
Scientific Advisor: Prof. S.S. Beknazarova, Doctor of Technical Sciences
Ulugbek Eshpulatovich Giyosov
Research Topic: Development of 3D Models and Software Tools for the Creation of a Virtual University
Specialization: 05.01.04 – Mathematical and Software Support for Computing Machines, Systems, and Computer Networks
Scientific Advisor: Prof. F.M. Nuraliev, Doctor of Technical Sciences
Komolitdin Saidakhmadovich Ismailov
Research Topic: The Film-Portrait Genre in Contemporary Uzbek Documentary Cinema
Specialization: 17.00.03 – Cinema and Television Arts
Scientific Advisor: Prof. J.T. Teshabayev, Doctor of Arts
Saida Aldiyarovna Tastanova
Research Topic: Algorithms for Fractal Image Synthesis
Specialization: 05.01.02 – Systems Analysis, Control, and Information Processing
Scientific Advisor: Prof. F.M. Nuraliev, Doctor of Technical Sciences
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Educational and Methodological Publications |
The faculty members of the department have published numerous textbooks and teaching manuals, including:
- S. Beknazarova, D.B. Umarova — Digital Media and Television Technologies, Parts I–II (Teaching Manual)
- M. Nuraliev, U.E. Giyosov, S.N. Ibodullayev — Visualization in Virtual Reality (Teaching Manual)
- A. Kayumova, S.S. Beknazarova, M.K. Jaumitbayeva, A.I. Usmonov — Digital Media and Television Technologies, Part I (Teaching Manual)
- A. Kayumova, S.S. Beknazarova, B.E. Boymurodov, F.F. Saidov — Digital Media and Television Technologies, Part II (Teaching Manual)
- Sh. Mukhamadiyev — Video Processing (Teaching Manual)
- S. Beknazarova, M.K. Jaumitbayeva — Animation Technologies: Color Technology (Teaching Manual)
- M. Nuraliev — Computer Graphics (Textbook)
- S. Beknazarova — Applied Software Packages for Animation Production (Teaching Manual)
- V. Abdurakhimova, B.E. Boymurodov — Audio and Video Editing (Teaching Manual)
- S. Beknazarova — Video Processing (Teaching Manual)
- Sh. Mukhamadiyev, J.S. Modullayev, S.N. Ibodullayev — Computer Graphics Software Packages (Teaching Manual)
- S. Beknazarova, O.M. Narzulloyev — Technologies for Creating Animated Characters (Teaching Manual)
- S. Beknazarova, A.Sh. Mukhamadiyev — Modern Technologies for 2D and 3D Animation Production (Textbook)
- S. Beknazarova, O.S. Abdullayeva, S.Kh. Abdullayev, O.M. Narzulloyev — Technologies for Creating Animated Characters (Textbook)
- A. Anarova, F.M. Nuraliev — Fractal Theory and Fractal Graphics (Teaching Manual)
- S. Beknazarova — Digital Media and Television Technologies, Parts I–II (Teaching Manual)
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Spiritual, Educational, and Cultural Activities |
Department of Television and Media Technologies actively organizes and participates in a wide range of spiritual, educational, cultural, and social initiatives aimed at fostering students' intellectual development, professional growth, ethical values, and civic responsibility. These activities include educational seminars, cultural events, meetings with industry professionals, student competitions, creative projects, and community engagement programs.
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Department Location
Building: Block B
Floor: 3rd Floor
Room Numbers: 300, 301, 302, 303, 304, 305, 306, 307, 308, 309, 310, 311, and 313
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