On April 20, 2026, at 10:30 a.m., A.S. Arysbayeva, Master of Science and Senior Lecturer of the Department of Mathematics and Physics, conducted an open lecture session on the topic “Electronic Mail

On April 20, 2026, at 10:30 a.m., A.S. Arysbayeva, Master of Science and Senior Lecturer of the Department of Mathematics and Physics, conducted an open lecture session on the topic “Electronic Mail” within the course “Network Programming” for the student groups EP-23-13k1 and EP-23-13k2 of the educational program 6B01503 – Informatics Teacher Training in Room 305A.

During the session, a lecture-discussion was organized focusing on the principles and applications of electronic mail as one of the fundamental communication tools on the Internet. Electronic mail was presented as a technology that enables the transmission and reception of messages, documents, images, and other forms of information through network services. It was emphasized that electronic mail is widely used in education, business, and everyday communication. Particular attention was paid to its key advantages, including rapid information delivery, accessibility, and the ability to send messages simultaneously to multiple recipients.