The institute was founded by the joint decree of the Communist PartyCentral Committee and the USSR government of 21 April 1962 as the Moscow Institute of Electronic Machine Building (Russian: Московский институт электронного машиностроения, МИЭМ) from the Moscow Evening Machine Building Institute (Russian: Московский вечерний машиностроительный институт (founded in 1929).[2][3] It was designed to educate personnel for the technologically advanced enterprises of the USSR's military industry.[3] The institute changed over to the current name in 1993, retaining the same abbreviation.
^This is lost in translation, because MIEE was the English official name for another Russian university - Moscow Institute of Electronic Technology (currently National Research University of Electronic Technology)
^"Центральный комитет КПСС, Совет министров СССР. Постановление от 21 апреля 1962 г. № 374 «О мерах по дальнейшему увеличению подготовки специалистов по радиоэлектронике и электронной технике с высшим и средним специальным образованием»". Интернет архив законодательства СССР. LibUSSR.RU, 2011 - 2017.
moscow, institute, electronics, mathematics, miem, russian, Московский, институт, электроники, математики, НИУ, ВШЭ, МИЭМ, also, occasionally, referred, moscow, institute, electronic, engineering, russian, higher, educational, institution, field, electronics, . Moscow Institute of Electronics and Mathematics MIEM Russian Moskovskij institut elektroniki i matematiki NIU VShE MIEM also occasionally referred to as Moscow Institute of Electronic Engineering 1 a Russian higher educational institution in the field of electronics computer engineering and applied mathematics Moscow Institute of Electronics and MathematicsEstablished1962LocationMoscow RussiaWebsitemiem wbr edu wbr ru Contents 1 History 2 Faculties 3 References 4 External links 5 See alsoHistory editThe institute was founded by the joint decree of the Communist Party Central Committee and the USSR government of 21 April 1962 as the Moscow Institute of Electronic Machine Building Russian Moskovskij institut elektronnogo mashinostroeniya MIEM from the Moscow Evening Machine Building Institute Russian Moskovskij vechernij mashinostroitelnyj institut founded in 1929 2 3 It was designed to educate personnel for the technologically advanced enterprises of the USSR s military industry 3 The institute changed over to the current name in 1993 retaining the same abbreviation In 2011 the institute was incorporated into the National Research University Higher School of Economics 4 In December 2014 the institute moved to a new building located in the northwestern suburb of Moscow Strogino from its previous location at 3 Tryokhsvyatitelskiy lane in central Moscow 5 Faculties editAs of 2015 the institute has 3 departments Faculty of Electronic Engineering Faculty of Computer Engineering Faculty of Applied Mathematics References edit This is lost in translation because MIEE was the English official name for another Russian university Moscow Institute of Electronic Technology currently National Research University of Electronic Technology Centralnyj komitet KPSS Sovet ministrov SSSR Postanovlenie ot 21 aprelya 1962 g 374 O merah po dalnejshemu uvelicheniyu podgotovki specialistov po radioelektronike i elektronnoj tehnike s vysshim i srednim specialnym obrazovaniem Internet arhiv zakonodatelstva SSSR LibUSSR RU 2011 2017 a b Istoriya MIEM NIU VShE Rasporyazhenie Pravitelstva RF ot 30 dekabrya 2011 g 2458 r Bolshoj Trehsvyatitelskij pereulok 3External links edit nbsp Media related to Moscow State Institute of Electronics and Mathematics at Wikimedia Commons Official Site in Russian See also editNational Research University of Electronic Technology another Russian technical institute founded in 1960s within the scope of the Soviet microelectronics program 55 45 19 N 37 38 47 E 55 75528 N 37 64639 E 55 75528 37 64639 nbsp nbsp This Russian university college or other education institution article is a stub You can help Wikipedia by expanding it vte Retrieved from https en wikipedia org w index php title Moscow Institute of Electronics and Mathematics amp oldid 1172404667, wikipedia, wiki, book, books, library,
