Categorization and Evaluation of Software Used at Surgut State University Under the Import Substitution Policy

Abstract

this study addresses the need to ensure the technological independence of Russian universities in the context of sanctions and the implementation of the national import substitution policy. We examined the problem of assessing the functional completeness of software used at Surgut State University. The study aims to develop a software classification framework and a set of assessment criteria that account for the requirements of critical information infrastructure. We analyzed the ISO/IEC 25000 and GOST R ISO/IEC 25010-2015 standards, as well as current approaches to software classification, and developed an assessment methodology that combines quantitative and qualitative metrics. We applied the proposed methodology to the R7-Office software suite and evaluated its functional completeness. The results demonstrate the applicability of the proposed approach to software assessment. The proposed assessment criteria can support decision-making during the transition to domestic software at higher education institutions.