Exactly, we had one on our faculty. I didn't study there, back then it seemed arcanely narrow-focused compared to general software engineering (bear in mind we talk about year +-2000 in central europe). In reality it covered tons of topics from AI, cybernetics, neural networks, lots of lisp etc. Folks ended up as software devs after the school anyway which proved my decision. These days it might be a different story...

Thanks for pointing it out. I was not aware of that. Which university is this?