PRACTICAL EXPERIENCE IN DEVELOPING SOFTWARE SOLUTIONS ON THE 1C PLATFORM PRESENTED AT AMANZHOLOV UNIVERSITY

The Department of Artificial Intelligence and Information Technologies of Sarsen Amanzholov East Kazakhstan University organized a guest lecture entitled “1C in Practice: How Real Software Solutions Are Developed.”

Ayauym Kurmankyzy Zeinollinova, Head of the Development Team at 1C-Rating, participated in the meeting as a guest speaker. She introduced students to the company’s main areas of activity and explained the specific features of developing software products on the 1C platform.

During the lecture, the company representative presented video materials about the organization’s activities and shared information about current projects, the professional responsibilities of IT specialists, and the use of 1C technologies in organizational processes. Using real projects as examples, students became familiar with the process of developing software solutions.

During the practical part of the meeting, students completed special tasks and answered questions related to the use of the 1C system. Active participants who demonstrated their knowledge and skills received commemorative gifts from company representatives.

Students were also introduced to opportunities for professional internships and future employment at 1C-Rating. Detailed information was provided on the requirements for entry-level specialists, essential professional competencies, and career development prospects.

The lecture also addressed opportunities for students to participate in olympiads, professional competitions, and other industry-related events focused on 1C technologies. Such initiatives help students improve their practical skills and increase their competitiveness in the labor market.

The interactive format of the meeting generated strong interest among students and provided an opportunity for professional exchange between IT industry representatives and future specialists. The event also contributed to strengthening cooperation between the University and employers, developing practice-oriented education, and supporting students in shaping their professional pathways.