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Programme structure

The master programme is a two year programme, consisting of a thesis and theoretical course work. The thesis is an independent scientific work, carried out under supervision.

You can choose between a long thesis (60 credits thesis, 60 credits course work) a short thesis (30 credits thesis, 90 credits course work).

All 4000- and 5000-courses are considered master level courses. Choice of thesis and curriculum is made in accordance to the programme option of your choice and together with your supervisor.

The programme is connected to several research groups. Note that the different research groups may have requirements to what courses you must have in your bachelor degree in order to write a thesis within their group.

 

Specialisations:

Based on your background, you can choose between one or more of the following spezialisations:

  • Software deals with all aspects of programming in theory and practice, from system modeling and formal specifications to actual implementation using various
    programming languages.
  • Distributed systems focuses on utilizing networks, from concurrent processes inside acomputer to world-wide cooperating systems using the Internet
  • Logic

Long master thesis

4. semester Thesis work
3. semester Master courses Thesis work
2. semester Master courses Thesis work
1. semester Master courses
  10 ECTS credits 10 ECTS credits 10 ECTS credits

Short master thesis

4. semester Thesis
3. semester Master courses
2. semester Master courses
1. semester Master courses
  10 ECTS credits 10 ECTS credits 10 ECTS credits

Choice of thesis and theoretical curriculum is made in collaboration with your supervisor. This choice also determines the specialization of the study.

Relevant courses for Distributed systems

Autumn courses:

Spring courses:

Relevant courses for Logic

Autumn courses:

Spring courses:

Relevant courses for Software

Autumn courses:

Spring courses:

 

List of all courses offered at the Department of Informatics

Diploma and degree

This programme leads to the following degree: Master of Science in Informatics: programming and networks
Published Apr 10, 2013 03:26 PM - Last modified May 2, 2013 10:18 AM