What is the curriculum The study plan is the set of all the exams you need to take in order to graduate. Your plan includes educational activities, including: teaching laboratories other activities curricular internships The sum of mandatory and elective activities makes up your Plan of Study.
Study Manifesto Check out the Study Manifesto, you will find it at the first useful link at the bottom of this page. The codes of the teachings to be included in your curriculum can be found in the Manifesto.
Compile the curriculum Period of study plan compilation: September 15, 2023 to October 20, 2023 N.B.The procedure for completing the study plan is exclusively online. NO PAPER PLAN should be delivered to any office.. Are you enrolled in the first year? Yes, from a bachelor's degree program ESCLUSIVELY to FIRST-YEAR students THE PLAN WILL BE INSERTED OFFICIOUSLY according to the Manifesto of Studies and the curriculum chosen during matriculation as per the Manifesto of Studies of your course. STUDENTS of those courses in which there are NO electives or options already in the 1st year are NOT required to fill out the Plan of Studies. They will see in their careers the standard plan of study (Plan as per the Manifesto of Studies) starting from the days after October 20, 2023. MATHS of courses in which choice or option examinations are provided already in the 1st year may: Do not fill out the PLAN. THE PLAN WILL BE ENTERED OFFICIOUSLY according to the curriculum chosen during matriculation as per the Study Manifesto of their course with the exception of the choice exams. THEY WILL SEE IT IN CAREER STARTING DAYS AFTER 20.10.2023 Complete the Plan in the period indicated above, according to the curriculum chosen during matriculation as per the Study Manifesto of your course, choosing the Standard Plan procedure and making the choices according to the directions provided in the Manifesto. They will see it in their career from the week after completion. Yes, but on a part-time basis If you are enrolled in UniGe on a part-time basis you must fill out a study plan. Contact the Student Desk so you can fill out a dedicated study plan. Yes, from a master's degree program you must fill out the curriculum. No, I am enrolled in a year following the first year Students enrolling in subsequent years of undergraduate or master's degree MUST complete the study plan. PLEASE NOTE: Students in mobility to foreign universities must also submit their study plan online by the above deadline. Procedure for completing the study plan: Standard plan (plan as per the Study Manifesto) Log in to the Online Services and choose the "Standard curriculum" option. Once you have viewed the plan of study, and possibly made your selection for electives or options, you should confirm the proposal. STUDY PLAN WILL BE VISIBLE IN CAREER FROM THE WEEK NEXT TO COMPILATION. Individual plan Log in to the Online Services and choose the "individual study plan" option. The procedure of filling out the individual plan is provided for those who: intend to enroll part-time 1st category - up to 15 credits 2nd category - up to 30 credits have made, or are making, a transfer/transfer of Degree Course in the academic year 2023/2024 and, after receiving the resolution of recognition of past career, intend to complete a study plan different from the one proposed by the CdS in the resolution The INDIVIDUAL STUDY PLAN WILL BE VISIBLE IN CAREER IN ABOUT 30 DAYS FROM 20.10.2023, AFTER APPROVAL BY THE COURSE OF STUDY. DEROGATIONS TO DEADLINE OF 20/10/2023 Students only: of Master's Degree who enroll after October 20, 2023 may submit their study plan beyond the above deadline and still within 15 days from the date of enrollment; who pass Telemachus in tests after 20/10/2023 may submit the study plan beyond the above deadline and still within 15 days from the date of passing the test. BEFORE FILLING OUT, CONSULT THE STUDY MANIFESTO AND THE REGULATION DIDACTICS OF YOUR COURSE OF STUDIES.
Se ti iscrivi dopo il 20 ottobre 2023, puoi presentare il piano di studi entro 15 giorni dalla data di iscrizione. Tutorial Tutorial in inglese - piano di studi primo anno Tutorial in inglese - piano di studi secondo anno
FAQ Courses - Plan of study In the syllabus, I have noticed that exam X is offered in the first semester. Will it be offered also in the second semester? No, it doesn’t. I am an international student and I don’t have any previous certified knowledge of the Italian language, should I add to my study plan the course “Italian Language for foreign students”? Yes, you must take at least one of the two scheduled courses (Italian language for foreign students brief – 4 ECTS – or long – 5 ECTS). I am an Erasmus student who will spend one or more semesters at the University of Genoa. I have noticed that the MSc in Robotics Engineering offers a course entitled “Italian Language for Foreign Students – Brief/Long". Can I take it? The course is specific to students enrolled in the program. If in your Learning Agreement you decided to include exclusively courses offered by Robotics Engineering, then we can accept you, otherwise you can select and attend Italian Language courses offered specifically for Erasmus students by the University of Genoa. Is it possible to make some changes in my study plan, once submitted? Yes, upon submission and approval by the Coordinator and the Teaching Office. Be sure to ascertain whether your proposed changes produce an allowed study plan, i.e., in terms of credits of the various types. You will be able to propose your changes within a specific schedule that is communicated each year. How much Artificial Intelligence can we find in Robotics Engineering? Actually, from the 2020/21 Academic Year, Robotics Engineering introduces new courses, more geared towards Artificial Intelligence, but to be framed in the context of Robotics. In fact, robots are not just computer systems, but they are embodied computer system having to physically interact with humans and their environment. This poses a few constraints (but also challenges and opportunities) for the application of Artificial Intelligence techniques to Robotics. New courses include Artificial Intelligence for Robotics 1 (first year, first semester), Artificial Intelligence for Robotics 2 (first year, second semester), Machine Learning for Robotics 1 (first year, second semester), and Machine Learning for Robotics 2 (second year, first semester). Ancillary courses deal with Artificial Intelligence as well, and these include Virtual Reality for Robotics (second year, first semester), Ambient Intelligence (second year, first semester), and Computer Vision (first year, second semester).
