Committees and delegates

It is responsible for:

• carrying out the functions assigned to him by the University Statute and the University Teaching Regulations, among which he is the chairman of the Coordination Committee of the Course Council;
• coordinating the committees and those responsible for the activities of the Degree Course;
• convene the CCS;
• approve the SUA-CdS, the SMA and the RRCs;
• communicate to the CCS the results of the activities carried out by the commissions and the various activity managers;
• coordinate the activities to promote the CoS.

Andrea Bonfiglio - coordinatore.ccs.elettrica@diten.unige.it

The Course of Study (CdS) is equipped with a Quality Assurance (QA) system to keep the management processes under control.

It deals with:

• compiling and updating the Single Annual Report Card (SUA-CdS) and the Annual Monitoring Form (SMA);
• draw up the Cyclic Review Report (RRC) and monitor the progress of the proposed improvement activities;
• analyse reports and requests from students, lecturers, TABS staff in accordance with the procedures established by the University and the BoD;
• disseminate the culture of the quality of training and self-evaluation within the school;
• analyse the questionnaires for the evaluation of teaching, the Almalaurea questionnaires and other information sources (e.g. questionnaires from institutions or host companies, etc.). questionnaires from institutions or host companies);
• analyse the reports of the School Joint Commission
• check the correctness of the information in the teaching sheets;
• monitor the indicators related to the School.

Coordinator

• Marco Invernizzi - coordinatoreaq_elettrica@diten.unige.it

Components

• Eugenia Torello
• Martina Bosio
• Andrea Bergamini
• Andrea Bonfiglio
• Massimo Brignone
• Andrea Formentini
• Daniele Mestriner
• Andrea Morini

It is responsible for:

• revising periodically the training course on the basis of data and indications from monitoring activities and organising its delivery, also taking into account the needs of facilities and services;
• revise periodically the CFUs in relation to the teaching load and the progression in the semesters;
• revise periodically the access requirements and the modalities for the intermediate and final examinations;
• carry out the harmonisation of the programmes of the training activities;
• check the completeness of the information in the teaching sheets;
• check the adequacy of teaching facilities and student services;
• check the paperwork for students from outside who request access to the course.

Coordinator

• Andrea Bonfiglio -  didattica_elettrica@diten.unige.it

Components

• Stefano Bracco
• Massimo Brignone
• Fabio D'Agostino
• Andrea Formentini
• Francesco Guastavino
• Marco Invernizzi
• Mario Marchesoni
• Andrea Mariscotti
• Mario Nervi
• Stefano Savio
• Federico Silvestro
• Giovanni Tanda

It deals with:

• expressing needs from society and the world of work and culture;
• provide an opinion between the coherence of the study path and the specific training activities with the demand for training;
• participate, with planned interventions, in the promotional activities of the Boards of Studies.

Coordinator

• Federico Silvestro - comitatoindirizzo_elettrica@diten.unige.it

Components

• Marco Invernizzi
• Mario Marchesoni
• Stefano Massucco

It is responsible for:

• promoting and coordinating outgoing and incoming student mobility through the
  Erasmus+ programme or other international programmes;
• promote the internationalisation of the CoS through promotional activities abroad and the
  mobility of lecturers;
• promote, collect and manage proposals for internship/stage activities;
• organise the collection of questionnaires and opinions of the institutions at which internships and placements were carried out
• organise activities to promote orientation to the world of work (meetings with companies,
  etc.);
• organise activities for outgoing orientation towards the world of work or towards subsequent levels
  of education;
• monitor the employment outcomes of graduates;
• organise activities to acquire the evaluation of the stakeholders of the world of work on the
  graduates of the degree course.

Coordinator

• Fabio D'Agostino - erasmus_elettrica@diten.unige.it or tirocini_elettrica@diten.unige.it

Components

• Andrea Mariscotti
• Luis Vaccaro

He is in charge of:

• updating, managing and verifying the information on the CoS website;
• checking that the transparency requirements are met.

Responsible person

• Daniele Mestriner - web_orario_elettrica@diten.unige.it

It is responsible for:

• organising, also in coordination with the Departmental or School Guidance Delegate and
  with the University's University Studies Guidance Sector, guidance activities with
  schools and Transversal Skills and Guidance pathways;
• organise promotional activities for the CoS externally;
• promote the CoS;
• organise an annual meeting to present the figure of the electrical engineer.

It deals with:

• managing class schedules so as to avoid overlaps
• optimise the distribution of exam dates

Responsible person

• Daniele Mestriner - web_orario_elettrica@diten.unige.it

It deals with:

• organising initial preparation verification activities;
• organising remedial activities for educational obligations;
• coordinate tutoring and educational tutoring activities;
• monitor the progress of students' careers;
• collaborate with the Polytechnic School and the University on educational support projects;
• meet with first-year students

Coordinator

• Renato Procopio - tutorato_elettrica@diten.unige.it

Components

• Manuela Minetti
• Andrea Bonfiglio
• Massimo Brignone
• Massimiliano Passalacqua
• Matteo Saviozzi

Prof. Stefano Savio - Department of Marine, Electrical, Electronic and Telecommunications Engineering

It deals with:

• fulfilling the functions assigned to him/her by the University Statute and the University Teaching Regulations, among which he/she is the chairperson of the Coordinating Committee of the Course Council
• coordinate the QA committee of the CCS
• convene the CCS
• approve the SUA-CdS, SMA and RCRs
• communicate to the CCS the result of the activities carried out by the committees and various activity leaders

Federico Silvestro

The Course of Study (CdS) is equipped with a Quality Assurance (QA) system to keep management processes under control.

It deals with:

• compiling and updating the Single Annual Form (SUA-CdS) and the Annual Monitoring Form (SMA)
.
• edit the Cyclical Review Report (RCR) and monitor the progress of proposed improvement activities
• analyze teaching evaluation questionnaires, Almalaurea questionnaires, School Joint Committee reports

• monitor reports and requests from students, faculty and administrative technical staff

• identify training demand and training objectives
• develop the training course

It deals with:

• verify teaching facilities and student services
• verify CFUs in relation to teaching load and progression in semesters
• revise access requirements and arrangements for midterm and final examinations
• check the information in the teaching records
• monitor the course of instruction and organize it taking into account the needs of facilities and services

• prepare paperwork for students from outside who request access to the course

It deals with:

• expressing needs from society and the world of work and culture
• providing an opinion between the consistency of the course of study and specific training activities with the demand for training

It deals with:

• promote, collect and manage proposals for internship/internship activities
• organizing the collection of questionnaires and opinions of the institutions at which internships and placements were conducted

It deals with:

• updating and verifying the information on the course of study website
• checking that transparency requirements are met

It deals with:

• organizing orientation activities with schools and school/work alternation
• organizing the promotion activities of the CoS to the outside world

• establish illustrative materials for courses
• organize an annual meeting to introduce the figure of the electrical engineer
• collaborate with the director of DITEN to establish incentive awards for students enrolled in the first year

It deals with:

• managing class schedules so as to avoid overlapping

• optimize the distribution of exam dates

It deals with:

• organizing the activities of verification of initial preparation

• organize OFA remedial activities

• coordinate reception tutoring and educational tutoring activities
• collaborate with the Polytechnic School and the University on the project "abandonments"
• meet students in the first years of both three-year and master's degree programs

It deals with:

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  coordinating students in the Erasmus+ program or other international programs

• promote the internationalization of the LSC through outward promotional activities and faculty mobility

• instruct outgoing student files to be approved in CCS

Prof. Stefano Savio - Department of Marine, Electrical, Electronic and Telecommunications Engineering