Careers and stakeholders
Computer Science and Technology Expert
Roles in the Workplace
Computer science professionals work in public and private sectors, including academic research groups, public and private laboratories, high-tech companies, and software development firms. They design, develop, and manage complex computing systems, leading technological innovation and process optimization. They may also take on leadership and management roles in large-scale IT projects.
Core Competencies
Graduates will have expertise in:
- Mathematical, logical, and statistical foundations of computing
- Algorithm design and analysis
- Formal languages and program verification
- Signal processing, stochastic models, and cryptographic methods
- Big data management and analysis
redictive modeling and machine learning
- Process planning, optimization, and control systems
- Web architectures, mobile networks, and sensor systems
- Distributed systems, semantic databases, ontologies, and social computing
- Software engineering methodologies, including formal verification
- Digital transformation strategies
- Networking, telecommunications, and cybersecurity
- Game development, graphics, and animation
- Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning
Graduates will also develop problem-solving, leadership, and communication skills, along with a strong command of technical and scientific English.
Career Opportunities
Graduates can find employment in:
- Public and private research institutions (subject to competitive examinations)
- High-tech companies developing innovative computing methodologies
- Software and network development firms
- Businesses leveraging IT solutions in sectors like finance, banking, insurance, environmental protection, media, entertainment
- Organizations managing complex IT infrastructures, including healthcare, public administration, and logistics
- Companies in digital communications, marketing, and data-driven industries
- Further academic studies, including PhD programs in Computer Science and related fields
The degree qualifies graduates for the regulated profession of Information Engineer in Italy.
Roles in the Workplace
Computer science professionals work in public and private sectors, including academic research groups, public and private laboratories, high-tech companies, and software development firms. They design, develop, and manage complex computing systems, leading technological innovation and process optimization. They may also take on leadership and management roles in large-scale IT projects.
Core Competencies
Graduates will have expertise in:
- Mathematical, logical, and statistical foundations of computing
- Algorithm design and analysis
- Formal languages and program verification
- Signal processing, stochastic models, and cryptographic methods
- Big data management and analysis
redictive modeling and machine learning
- Process planning, optimization, and control systems
- Web architectures, mobile networks, and sensor systems
- Distributed systems, semantic databases, ontologies, and social computing
- Software engineering methodologies, including formal verification
- Digital transformation strategies
- Networking, telecommunications, and cybersecurity
- Game development, graphics, and animation
- Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning
Graduates will also develop problem-solving, leadership, and communication skills, along with a strong command of technical and scientific English.
Career Opportunities
Graduates can find employment in:
- Public and private research institutions (subject to competitive examinations)
- High-tech companies developing innovative computing methodologies
- Software and network development firms
- Businesses leveraging IT solutions in sectors like finance, banking, insurance, environmental protection, media, entertainment
- Organizations managing complex IT infrastructures, including healthcare, public administration, and logistics
- Companies in digital communications, marketing, and data-driven industries
- Further academic studies, including PhD programs in Computer Science and related fields
The degree qualifies graduates for the regulated profession of Information Engineer in Italy.
Stakeholders
The programme interacts with local, national and international stakeholders, such as professional organizations, manufacturing companies and service providers.