Bukenbaev Kairbay Bukenbaevich

Kairbay Bukenbaevich began his teaching career at the Department of Mathematics in 1965, and since then, his contribution to science and education cannot be overstated.

In 1971, he defended his candidate dissertation on the theory of stability of regulated systems with nonlinearity at the Institute of Mathematics and Mechanics of the Kazakh SSR.

Throughout his career, Professor Bukenbaev has published more than 80 works. His articles appeared in prestigious publications such as "Automation and Remote Control," "Differential Equations and Their Applications," and "Bulletin of the Academy of Sciences of the Kazakh SSR." Kairbay Bukenbaevich is the author of textbooks on higher mathematics in the Kazakh language, which are highly valued among students and teachers.

From 1979 to 1984, Bukenbaev Kairbay Bukenbaevich headed the Department of Mathematical Analysis, successfully leading the department's scientific and educational activities.

For ten years, from 1987 to 1997, Professor Bukenbaev headed the Department of Higher Mathematics, continuing to actively develop mathematical education and science.

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In 1994, Kairbay Bukenbaevich was awarded the title of Professor at North Kazakhstan University, recognizing his outstanding contributions to science and education. For his many years of dedicated work, he was awarded the badge "Excellence in Education of the Kazakh SSR" and the "Veteran of Labor" medal.

Professor Bukenbaev worked at the department until 2020, passing on his knowledge and experience to younger generations, inspiring students with his example and tireless devotion to science.

Professor Kairbay Bukenbaevich Bukenbaev left a significant mark on the history of mathematical education in Kazakhstan. His scientific works, pedagogical activity, and contributions to the development of higher education will forever remain an important part of the country's academic life.

Tadzhigitov A.A., Candidate of Physical and Mathematical Sciences,

Head of the Department of "Mathematics and Informatics."