The University of Georgia

Tornike Japaridze
Invited Lecturer

Department of Engineering
School of Science and Technology

Education

Caucasus University - IT - Bachelor - 2016-01-09 - 2020-09-09

Courses

EENG1111E-Programming for Engineers - Python ( 2024/2025; 2025/2026; )

EENG1111-Programming for Engineers - Python ( 2024/2025; 2025/2026; )

EENG1112E-Programming for Engineers - Python OOP ( 2024/2025; 2025/2026; )

EENG1112- ( 2024/2025; 2025/2026; )

INFO1134E-Theory of Computation, Numerical Analysis and Algorithms ( 2025/2026; )

INFO1134-Theory of Computation, Numerical Analysis and Algorithms ( 2025/2026; )

INFO3301E-Data Structures and Algorithms ( 2025/2026; )

INFO3301- ( 2025/2026; )

INFO4259E-Data Structures and Algorithms ( 2024/2025; 2025/2026; )

Schedule

Theory of Computation, Numerical Analysis and Algorithms-INFO1134

Theory of Computation, Numerical Analysis and Algorithms-INFO1134E

Programming for Engineers - Python-EENG1111E

-EENG1112

Programming for Engineers - Python OOP-EENG1112E

-INFO3301

Data Structures and Algorithms-INFO3301E

Data Structures and Algorithms-INFO4259E

Tornike Japaridze is a qualified lecturer who teaches Python programming courses. He holds a master's degree in informational technologies from the Technical University of Georgia and is also a doctoral student at the same university. He has extensive practical experience in various areas of informatics gained through working in Georgian and international companies. Additionally, he has studied and conducted research at several universities, preparing research papers and doctoral dissertations, and has prepared research on data generation ethics using neural networks. Tornike Japaridze has five years of experience in conducting training sessions and lectures, teaching various courses in programming languages such as C++ and Python.