Program Overview

University Programs

The university offers a range of programs for students, including bachelor's degrees, master's degrees, and integrated bachelor-master degrees.

Bachelor's Degrees

• Bachelor Degree in Informatics Engineering
  • Enrolment: Available places
  • Curriculum:
    • Syllabus
    • Reassessment
    • Specializations
    • Competences
    • Competences for degree subjects
  • Faculty
  • Bachelor's Thesis
  • Timetables
  • Exams
  • Academic Regulations
• Bachelor Degree in Data Science and Engineering
  • Enrolment: Available places
  • Curriculum:
    • Syllabus
    • Competences
    • Competences for degree subjects
  • Faculty
  • Timetables
  • Exams
  • Academic Regulations and organization
• Bachelor Degree in Artificial Intelligence
  • Enrolment: Places lliures
  • Curriculum:
    • Competences
    • Syllabus
    • Competences for degree subjects
  • Faculty
  • Timetables
  • Exams
  • Academic regulations
  • Bachelor's thesis
• Bachelor Degree in Bioinformatics
  • Enrolment: Available places
  • Curriculum:
    • Learning Outcomes
    • Syllabus
  • Faculty
  • Timetables
  • Exams
  • Academic Regulations
• Integrated Bachelor Master Degree
  • Enrolment
  • Curriculum

Master's Degrees

• Master in Informatics Engineering
  • Enrolment: Available places
  • Curriculum:
    • Syllabus
    • Competences
    • Competences for degree subjects
  • Faculty
  • Academic Regulations
  • Master's Thesis
  • Timetables
  • Exams
• Master in Informatics Engineering - Industrial Modality
  • Curriculum
• Master in Innovation and Research in Informatics
  • Enrolment: Available places
  • Curriculum:
    • Syllabus
    • Specializations
    • Competences
    • Competences for degree subjects
  • Faculty
  • Academic Regulations
  • Master's Thesis
  • Seminars
  • Timetables
  • Exams
• Master in Artificial Intelligence
  • Enrolment: Available places
  • Curriculum:
    • Syllabus
    • Competences
    • Competences for degree subjects
  • Faculty
  • Academic Regulations
  • Master's Thesis
  • Timetables
  • Exams
  • FAQs
• Master in Cybersecurity
• Master in Data Science
  • Enrolment: Available places
  • Curriculum:
    • Syllabus
    • Competences
    • Competences for degree subjects
  • Faculty
  • Academic Regulations
  • Timetables
  • Exams
  • Master's Thesis
    • Gender Competency
• Erasmus Mundus Master in Big Data Management and Analytics
  • Curriculum:
    • Syllabus
  • Exams
  • Timetables
• Master in Urban Mobility
  • Curriculum
• EUMaster4HPC
  • Curriculum
• Other Masters
  • Master in Pure and Applied Logic
  • Master in Computational Modelling in Physics, Chemistry and Biochemistry

Academic Management

• Administrative Procedures
• Academic calendars
• Extinct Curriculums

Grants and Financial Aid

• Awards

Mobility

• Incoming:
  • Academic stays
  • Research Visit
• Outgoing:
  • Mobility Calendar
  • Information Sessions
  • Mobility experiences
  • Study abroad
    • Before you leave
    • When you arrive
    • Before you return
    • When you return
  • Internship abroad
  • Other activities abroad
• Double degrees
• International Partnerships:
  • Mobility Programs
    • CERN (Conseil Européen pour le Recherche Nucléaire)
    • Erasmus+
    • Latin America
    • National Institute of Informatics (NII) Tokyo
    • SICUE
    • UNITECH
    • USA grant programs
    • Vulcanus
  • University Networks
  • Partner universities

Research

• Departments
• Research Centers
• Research Groups
• inLab FIB

Companies

• Industrial Practices:
  • Offers list
  • Posting offers
• Job Placements:
  • Offers list
  • Posting offers
• FIB Visiona
• Sponsorship:
  • Jedi Mobile Apps Lab
  • Social Point Lab

The FIB

• The School:
  • The school in Figures
  • Location
  • Governance
    • CACFBBI
    • CACFIBBI
    • CACOBBI
  • Staff
  • Awards
  • Graduation Ceremony
  • PROPER Project
• Rooms:
  • Computer Labs
  • Teaching laboratories
  • Teaching Classrooms
  • Group work classroom
  • Presentation Rooms
  • Rector Gabriel Ferraté Library
• IT Services:
  • How to study remotely
  • IT Guide for new students
  • Service catalog
• University Life:
  • Associations
• Quality system:
  • Internal Quality Assurance System
  • Qualification assessment
  • Statistical data

Seminars of Innovation and Research in Informatics

Description

The seminars are organized in activities, evaluated separately, to choose between a diverse set of activities, and may be different each academic year.

Credits

6

Types

Compulsory

Requirements

This subject has no requirements, but it has previous capacities.

Department

DAC; FIB; MAT; ESSI

Teachers

Person in charge

• Oscar Romero Moral

Competences

Generic Technical Competences

• CG1: Capability to apply the scientific method to study and analyze phenomena and systems in any area of Computer Science, and in the conception, design, and implementation of innovative and original solutions.
• CG4: Capacity for general and technical management of research, development, and innovation projects, in companies and technology centers in the field of Informatics Engineering.

Transversal Competences

Entrepreneurship and innovation

• CTR1: Capacity for knowing and understanding a business organization and the science that rules its activity, capability to understand the labor rules and the relationships between planning, industrial and commercial strategies, quality, and profit. Capacity for developing creativity, entrepreneurship, and innovation trend.

Appropriate attitude towards work

• CTR5: Capability to be motivated by professional achievement and to face new challenges, to have a broad vision of the possibilities of a career in the field of informatics engineering. Capability to be motivated by quality and continuous improvement, and to act strictly on professional development. Capability to adapt to technological or organizational changes. Capacity for working in absence of information and/or with time and/or resources constraints.

Objectives

1. The student will acquire competence in fundamental methodological aspects and good practices in research and innovation, mainly through the study of cutting-edge issues and the experiences transmitted by researchers, innovators, and entrepreneurs of recognized prestige in the field of Information Technology, in a flexible format of seminary type or intensive modules. Related competences: CTR1, CTR5, CG1, CG4,

Activities

• Seminars: Follow-up of the activity, delivery of certificates, delivery of an activity report, etc. The activities can be any of the activities already published as a seminar of the current academic year. Other activities can also be accepted but require the approval of the FIB.

Teaching Methodology

The teaching methodologies depend on each activity. In a general way, we can say that the teaching methodologies that will be followed can include master classes (talks, long talks), participative lectures, laboratory practices with supervision, work in cooperation with other students with supervision, realization of autonomous works with tutoring, individualized tutoring, etc.

Evaluation Methodology

The student evaluation of the SIRI seminar, for a specific activity, can be done by the organizer of the activity, a tutor assigned to the student, the coordinator of the specialization, or the vice-dean of Postgraduates of FIB.

Previous Capacities

Have made any common mandatory subject of MIRI.