Courses in Academic Year 2012-2013
These are the courses offered in the academic year 2012/2013.
For the courses of the
COMING ACADEMIC YEAR see
2013-2014.
For the courses of the
PREVIOUS ACADEMIC YEARS see
below.
You can
- click on the course's name to see the detailed course description and navigate further to the course page mantained by the lecturer;
- click on the lecturer's name to see the details of the lecturer on her/his staff page.
Bachelor in Computer Science and Engineering (BSc)
Students of the 1st year have to sit and pass an assessment test in Mathematics. This year the test takes place on the 8th October 2012, form 9:30 to 12:30, in Lecture Room D103. Please refer to this page for the syllabus and samples of the test. Students who do not pass this test have to improve their knowledge of mathematics by the end of the 1st semester of the degree course. This is achieved by attending a compulsory Mathematics Support Course (= Mathematics Prerequisites).
Students of the previous BSc in Applied Computer Science please refer to the list of Optional Courses of the MSc for their Stream Courses.
| 1st Year - Support Courses |
CP |
Lecturer |
| 1st Semester - Compulsory attendance if you have not passed the Maths Test |
 Mathematics Prerequisites |
0 |
Rosella Gennari |
Optional Courses: Streams
Streams offer the opportunity to develop a thorough knowledge of the use of information technologies. Students have to choose two of the following streams (16 credits in total).
Students of the previous BSc in Applied Computer Science please refer to this list and to the list of Optional Courses of the Master in Computer Science for their Stream Courses.
| 3rd Year - Streams |
CP |
Lecturer |
| 1st Semester |
| Intelligent Systems (S) |
8 |
Enrico Franconi |
| Software Architectures (S) |
8 |
Xiaofeng Wang |
| 2nd Semester |
| Recommender Systems and Information Retrieval (S) |
8 |
Paolo Massa |
| Internet and Mobile Services (S) |
8 |
Alberto Sillitti |
Optional Courses: General Skills
General Skills courses in Italian and German aim to complement the students’ more practical, technical preparation. Students have to choose one of following courses (8 credits in total).
Master in Computer Science (MSc)
For the distribution of compulsory courses in Curricula see
Optional Courses (formerly Streams)
Students choose their optional courses from the list of their Curriculum, see Optional Courses – Distribution in Curricula - Academic Year 2012-2013.
The number of credit points and exams foreseen by the curriculum must be respected.
Students in their 1st year are not allowed to take optional courses of the 2nd year.
Students of the previous BSc in Applied Computer Science please refer to this list of Optional Courses and to the Streams of the new Bachelor in Computer Science and Engineering for their Stream Courses.
Students of the previous MSc please refer to this list of Optional Courses for their Stream Courses.
°°° Attendance to courses is not compulsory, but strongly advised. °°°
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