Course Overview
The Master degree Course in Automation Engineering and Control of Complex Systems belongs to the LM-25 (Automation Engineering) Degree Class. It is a two-years course, organised into 4 semesters (120 University Credits) and is fully held in English language, to facilitate job placement and study internazionalization. The program provides a significant amount of practical and workshop experiences, to reinforce the acquired theoretical background with practical skills. The program has two curricula: Automation and Automation for Biotechnology.
The study program aims to deepen the study of processes and methodologies that contribute to the modelling and design of control systems and their components through the acquisition of knowledge of technological processes, advanced design techniques, and computer-aided design. The objectives of the program are to provide training characterised by flexibility that facilitates the transition between the many application areas in which automation is used, in response to continuous technological progress or changing working conditions.
The Master Degree Program is aimed at training highly qualified professionals capable of pursuing technological innovation within industries as well as in public and/or private research laboratories. The program allows access to both the Information Engineering Sector and the Industrial Engineering Sector (Section A) of the "Albo degli Ingegneri" (the Italian register for engineers), upon passing the State Examinations. The Automation Engineer may therefore find employment opportunities both in highly automated companies and in enterprises that develop high-technology products and operate across various sectors.
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The course was present in the TV transmission RAI CAMPUS ITALIA (please go to minute 11:00)
http://www.rai.tv/dl/RaiTV/programmi/media/ContentItem-f5542e08-e683-4fac-b83f-3a84bbcd7ef1.html
