Streams
One part of the study plans of the Bachelor of Science in Applied Computer Science and of the Master of Science in Computer Science is fixed and is the same for all the students.
The other part of the curriculum allows students to mould their choice of studies to their individual objectives, choosing from among several courses grouped in 4
Streams (thematic areas) of computer science.
The streams offer opportunities to develop a thorough knowledge of the methodologies and the use of information technologies within a particular sphere. In addition, at the MSc level Streams give the possibility of a strongly research-oriented curriculum: in collaboration with the top-quality research centres of the Faculty, students can follow project-based routes to obtain the degree, using extensive lab facilities.
The following streams are offered:
Students may choose all their courses from a single stream, specializing in one thematic area, or they may choose from among different streams.
The following levels of lectures are available:
- basic (B) - Bachelor
- intermediate (I) - Bachelor and Master
- advanced (A) - Master
- seminars (S) - Master
Bachelor of Science in Applied Computer Science
Students may choose all their stream-courses from a single stream, specializing in one thematic area, or they may choose from among different streams.
Students have to choose courses with a total of 16 credits.
In order to to take
advanced lectures (A) or
seminars (S) students have to
submit a written request to the Degree Committee of the Bachelor of Science in Applied Computer Science and to obtain its approval.
Master of Science in Computer Science
Students may choose all their stream-courses from a single stream, specializing in one thematic area, or they may choose from among different streams.
Students have to choose courses with a total of 28 credits.
In order to to take
basic lectures (B) students have to
submit a written request to the Degree Committee of the Master of Science in Computer Science and to obtain its approval.
The full syllabus of each stream, as well as its allocation in semesters and years, can be found
here on the course page.