informatikých

Informatikách is the locative plural form of the Czech noun informatika, meaning informatics. It appears in formal texts when discussing informatics in a plural context, though everyday usage more commonly relies on the singular informatika or on adjectival phrases such as informatických oborech or fakultách to reference related fields. In practical writing, the exact form informatikách is rarely the head noun and is usually part of a larger prepositional phrase.

Informatika, broadly defined, is the science and discipline concerned with the processing, storage, transmission, and interpretation of information using computers and algorithms. It is an interdisciplinary field that blends mathematics, logic, engineering, and cognitive science. The development of informatics started in the 20th century with contributions from early computer science, information theory, and practical programming, and it has since expanded into many subfields and applications.

Subfields of informatics typically include theoretical informatics (theoretical computer science), software engineering, data science and big data, artificial intelligence and machine learning, databases and information systems, computer networks and cybersecurity, human–computer interaction, and information technology management. These areas cover both foundational questions about computation and algorithmic efficiency, as well as practical technologies used in industry, research, and public services.

In educational contexts, informatics is taught at universities and technical institutes, often offering bachelor’s, master’s, and doctoral programs. Curricula commonly combine programming, mathematics, algorithm design, and domain-specific applications, with growing emphasis on AI, data analytics, and interdisciplinary problem solving. See also informatics, computer science, and information technology.