Stepanova, Tatiana

Associate Professor of the Department of Higher Mathematics
Ph.D., Associate Professor


Minsk, Hikaly Str., 9, building 4, room 315
Phone: +375 17 293-80-15
E-mail: t.stepanova@bsuir.by

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Professional interests/researches: differential equations, teaching methodology.

Education, trainings, professional development:

• 1988-1993 - the Belarusian State University, Faculty of Mechanics and Mathematics, specialty Mathematics & Teaching (honours degree);
• 1993-1996 гг. - the Post-Graduate Courses of the Belarusian State University, specialty 01.01.02 Differential Equations;
• the 5-th of February 1999 - the degree of Candidate of Physico-Mathematical Sciences (Ph.D.), the Ph.D. thesis theme Analytical Properties of Solutions of the Second Order Systems, specialty 01.01.02 Differential Equations;
• 2003 - the Cambridge Certificate in Advanced English (CAE, grade A);
• 2003 - the academic title of Associate Professor in Mathematics;
• 2009 - the Republican Institute of Higher Education, the program Modern Information Technologies for the Development Of Electronic Educational Materials;
• 2013 - the Republican Institute of Higher Education, the program Web Design in Education;
• 2017 - the Republican Institute of Higher Education, the program Interactive Graphics and Animation in Education.

Working career:
• 1996-1999 - the International Sakharov Environmental University, the Department of Mathematics and Physics, an assistant lecturer;
• 1999-2000 - the International Sakharov Environmental University, the Department of Mathematics and Physics, an associate professor;
• since 2000 - the Belarusian State University of Informatics and Radioelectronics, the Department of Higher Mathematics, an associate professor.

Taught academic subjects: Mathematics 1-3 (288+240+192 hours), Higher Mathematics, Mathematical Analysis, Linear Algebra and Analytical Geometry, Numerical Methods.

Merits, awards, incentives:
• 2019 - Certificate from BSUIR;
• 2021 - Certificate of Honour from BSUIR.