| Application Deadline: | End of August 2012; non-EU candidates not residing in Italy: March 1st, 2012 | ||
| Annual Tuition Fee: | ≈ € 2,445 - | ||
| Location: | Turin / Italy / View location on map ▾ Hide location on map ▴ | ||
| Duration: | 36 months | Start Date: | September |
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| Credits (ECTS): | 180 | ||
| Languages: | English | ||
Everyone is aware that the explosion of information technologies has now permeated every aspect of our lives. The BSc course in Computer Engineering aims to form technicians who can utilise and innovate tools of information and communication technologies (ICT) using a typical engineering approach to address issues common to a very broad spectrum of applications. This engineering approach, combining theoretical and applicative aspects, characterises and differentiates this course of study from other degree programmes offered by the University in the computer field. It focuses on the approach to problem solving demanded by a rapidly evolving society and a market that is turning increasingly global.
The themes that characterise the computer engineer¿s training range from the development of computer systems for businesses, to automation in industry and services, multimedia applications, robotics, intelligent systems and the development of telematics systems.
The training enables graduates to interact with specialists in all engineering fields, in particular with other information professionals, but also specialists in the economic-management area and all those who increasingly use these technologies, such as doctors and lawyers.
The information skills taught during the programme include the basic principles of the architecture of computers and computing systems, problems related to the design and integration of hardware and software systems in modern information processing systems, and extensive knowledge of operating systems, programming languages, techniques and methods of software engineering, principles and technologies for modeling, designing and managing databases.
Computer engineering students receive a solid grounding in basic sciences (mathematics, physics, chemistry) as well as engineering sciences, providing the tools and scientific methods to ensure a rigorous approach to engineering problems.
The analysis, design and maintenance of IT systems requires wide-ranging scientific knowledge in key areas of information engineering (electronics, automation, telecommunications), accompanied by thorough technological and methodological expertise in the main areas specific to computing.
The BSc degree programme has a single core curriculum that provides students with basic engineering concepts and thorough knowledge of the main characteristics of information processing systems, for both hardware and software components. In particular, the courses cover the basic principles of computers and computer systems, problems encountered in the design and integration of hardware and software, and advanced aspects of operating systems, programming languages, techniques and methods of software engineering, and principles and technologies for modeling, designing and managing databases.
The first year, shared among all engineering courses, covers basic topics in mathematics, physics, chemistry and IT, supplemented by English. The second year provides a common knowledge base in the field of information engineering regarding electrical engineering, electronics, advanced architecture and programming of computer systems, along with completion of basic training in mathematics and physics.
The third year focuses on the specific contents of IT engineering, integrated with topics of electronics, telecommunications and automation. Focus is placed on application problems and in-depth studies specific to information processing systems, with study of the theoretical and practical aspects of operating systems, design and management of databases, and design of software and computer networks. During the third year students can choose to do an internship in a company. The final exam consists in preparing a written dissertation.
You are normally required to take an English Proficiency Test.
Most European Universities recognise the IELTS test.
Take testTo be eligible for admission at the Politecnico di Torino, you must have completed Upper Secondary School, hold a Diploma, and have attended school for at least 12 years.
If in your Country (whether it is a EU member or not) school lasts less than 12 years, you have to produce the following documents:
* if your higher education ends after 10 years * High School Diploma
* Certification with ALL the passed exams scheduled in the first two academic years at home university
* if your higher education ends after 11 years * High School Diploma
* Certification with ALL the passed exams scheduled in the first academic year at home university.
* otherwise you have to hand in a higher degree obtained in a post-secondary professional institution.
Furthermore, to be enrolled in the Politecnico you are required to take an admission test.
| Minimal degree required: | High School diploma |
| Minimal amount of work experience | Not specified |
| IELTS Band: | 5.0 |
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