Curriculum
SYLLABUS
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FIRST SEMESTER
Entity: UBU
| CODE | SUBJECT | ECTS |
|---|---|---|
| EMaCS-01-01 | Neural and evolutionary computation | 6 |
| EMaCS-01-02 | Management information systems | 6 |
| EMaCS-01-03 | Embedded systems and internet of things: architecture and devices | 6 |
| EMaCS-01-04 | Consumer’s ethical behaviour | 3 |
| EMaCS-01-05 | Artificial intelligence | 6 |
| EMaCS-01-06 | Advanced methods in management engineering | 3 |
SECOND SEMESTER
Entity: HAW
| CODE | SUBJECT | ECTS |
|---|---|---|
| EMaCS-02-01 | Distributed adaptive systems* | 5 |
| EMaCS-02-02 | Mixed reality* | 5 |
| EMaCS-02-03 | Digital transformation* | 5 |
| EMaCS-02-04 | Process intelligence* | 5 |
| EMaCS-02-05 | Artificial intelligence* | 5 |
| EMaCS-02-06 | Predictive analytics and decision support* | 5 |
| EMaCS-02-07 | Advanced technologies in the Internet of Things (IoT)* | 5 |
| EMaCS-02-08 | Protocol engineering* | 5 |
| EMaCS-02-09 | Research workshop Lab I | 10 |
* Elective subject. Each student must select four elective subjects until complete 20 ECTS.
Entity: UVT
| CODE | SUBJECT | ECTS |
|---|---|---|
| EMaCS-02-10 | Big data technologies | 6 |
| EMaCS-02-11 | Cloud security | 6 |
| EMaCS-02-12 | Industrial project | 6 |
| EMaCS-02-13 | Multi-agent systems | 6 |
| EMaCS-02-14 | Secure infrastructure management | 6 |
THIRD SEMESTER
Entity: Turku UAS
| CODE | SUBJECT | ECTS |
|---|---|---|
| EMaCS-03-01 | Cyber threat intelligence | 5 |
| EMaCS-03-02 | Defensive cybersecurity | 5 |
| EMaCS-03-03 | Fundamentals of cybersecurity | 5 |
| EMaCS-03-04 | Management and leadership of cybersecurity | 5 |
| EMaCS-03-05 | Offensive cybersecurity | 5 |
| EMaCS-03-06 | Operational cybersecurity | 5 |
Entity: IPC
| CODE | SUBJECT | ECTS |
|---|---|---|
| EMaCS-03-07 | Advanced topics in machine learning | 7.5 |
| EMaCS-03-08 | Practice analytics | 7.5 |
| EMaCS-03-09 | Thesis preparation - Advanced Integrative Project | 15 |
FOURTH SEMESTER
Entity: UBU, UVT and Turku UAS
| CODE | SUBJECT | ECTS |
|---|---|---|
| EMaCS-04-01 | Final Master Project | 30 |
Entity: HAW
| CODE | SUBJECT | ECTS |
|---|---|---|
| EMaCS-04-02 | Research workshop Lab II | 10 |
| EMaCS-04-03 | Basic master project | 10 |
| EMaCS-04-04 | Major master project | 10 |
Entity: IPC
| CODE | SUBJECT | ECTS |
|---|---|---|
| EMaCS-04-05 | Project or internship | 30 |
INTERNSHIPS
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Your internship experience will be guided by a supportive academic tutor from our partner institution and an experienced external tutor from the collaborating entity. Explore exclusive opportunities as partners reveal captivating internship options on our dedicated website at least three months before the semester begins.
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After successfully completing your internship, receive a prestigious certificate as recognition of your valuable hands-on experience. Embrace an immersive learning environment that prioritizes quality and ethics, emphasizing principles like equality, sustainability, corporate social responsibility, commitment, respect, responsibility, and transparent information sharing. Elevate your academic journey by seizing these unique opportunities that extend beyond traditional learning, propelling you toward a future of professional success.
FINAL MASTER PROJECT
Successful completion of the EMaCS competences and the final degree requirement involves undertaking a compulsory 30 ECTS Final Master Project with a distinctly practical orientation.
Under the guidance of a tutor and, if preferred, co-tutors, all enrolled students will craft a Final Master Project showcasing the advanced knowledge gained throughout the master's program. Ideally, the master's thesis should be aligned with the practical activities undertaken during internships or laboratory subjects, emphasizing a practical focus.
Students have the option to undertake the Final Master Project through an elective mobility, driven by the student's specific research interests, which should be connected to their internships or laboratory subjects.