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Study plan

What is the study plan

The study plan is the set of all the examinations you need to take in order to graduate.

The study plan is the set of all the examinations 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 optional activities constitutes your study plan.

Consult the "Study Manifesto", which can be found on the course homepage in the Information box under Documents

and which you can find on the page Manifesti degli studi (by selecting your course).

Filling out the curriculum

Are you enrolled in the first year?

you must fill out the study plan.

you must fill out the study plan.

Students enrolling for subsequent years MUST complete the study plan.

PLEASE NOTE: Students in mobility to foreign universities must also submit their study plan online by the above deadline.

Students enrolling for subsequent years 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 compiling the study plan:

Log in to the Online Services and choose the "Standard Curriculum" option.

Once you have viewed the study plan, and if necessary made your selection for electives or options, you must confirm your proposal.

YOUR STUDY PLAN WILL BE VISIBLE IN YOUR CAREER FROM THE WEEK FOLLOWING COMPILATION.

Log in to the Online Services and choose the "Standard Curriculum" option.

Once you have viewed the study plan, and if necessary made your selection for electives or options, you must confirm your proposal.

YOUR STUDY PLAN WILL BE VISIBLE IN YOUR CAREER FROM THE WEEK FOLLOWING COMPILATION.

Log in to the Online Services and choose the "individual study plan" option.

The individual study plan procedure is provided according to the guidelines of the Programme

THE  INDIVIDUAL STUDY PLAN WILL BE VISIBLE IN THE CAREER IN ABOUT 30 DAYS AFTER APPROVAL BY THE COURSE OF STUDY.

Log in to the Online Services and choose the "individual study plan" option.

The individual study plan procedure is provided according to the guidelines of the Programme

THE  INDIVIDUAL STUDY PLAN WILL BE VISIBLE IN THE CAREER IN ABOUT 30 DAYS AFTER APPROVAL BY THE COURSE OF STUDY.

FAQ

Courses - Study Plan

No, it doesn’t.

No, it doesn’t.

Yes, you must take the course “Italian as a foreign language_Robotics Engineering”

Yes, you must take the course “Italian as a foreign language_Robotics Engineering”

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.

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.

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.

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.

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).

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).