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Computer Science

General information for the a.y. 2024-2025

Disciplinary areaScience
Duration 2 years - 120 Credits
Admission Accesso Libero No limited access
Teaching method Lectures
Regulation Main Teaching Regulations

The course is managed by the Department of Physics, Informatics and Mathematics

Presentation

The Master's Degree Programme in Computer Science aims to train highly specialised professionals in computer science with particular emphasis on distributed and high-performing computing, one of the most innovative areas of the discipline. Thanks to the teaching staff's recognised experience in research and close ties with industry and the local area, students acquire solid skills in the field, having the opportunity to customise the degree programme in strategic areas such as embedded systems, scalable data science, software and information security.

Programme contents

The Master's Degree Programme includes three compulsory teachings that provide basic training in the modelling, design and implementation of distributed and high-performance computing systems. The completion of the curriculum is flexible and provides a choice from a wide range of subjects, ranging from artificial intelligence to law, via cryptography and IoT, and allows students to refine their studies according to their interests and aspirations. Four predefined curricula are proposed on as many specialisations of distributed and high-performance computing: embedded systems, scalable data science, software and information security, software design and development.

Job opportunities

The Master's Degree Programme in Computer Science includes three compulsory teachings that provide the necessary basic training in modelling, design and implementation of distributed and high-performance computing systems. The completion of the curriculum is flexible and provides a choice from a wide range of subjects, ranging from artificial intelligence to law, via cryptography and IoT, and allows students to refine their studies according to their interests and aspirations. In this context, the Master's Degree Programme offers four predefined curricula focusing on four specialisations of distributed and high-performance computing: embedded systems, scalable data science, software and information security and software design and development.

More information

Course Director:
prof. Marco Villani
tel. 059 2055252
marco.villani@unimore.it
Tutoring delegate:
prof. Mauro Leoncini
tel. 059 2055184
mauro.leoncini@unimore.it