Automation and Applied Informatics

The Bachelor’s degree program Automation and Applied Informatics is part of Systems Engineering, an interdisciplinary field of science and technology, aimed at developing and implementing system design, equipment, control systems and communications for process control in various sectors of activity: scientific, technical and economic.
Automation and Applied Informatics provides basic training for future automation engineers by transmitting knowledge and developing skills that enable them to achieve:
• operation with fundamental knowledge in computer science, information technology and communications.
• using fundamental knowledge in automation, modeling, simulation, identification and process analysis, computer-aided design.
• design, implementation, testing, use and maintenance of general purpose and dedicated equipments, including computer networks for automation and applied informatics.
• development of applications and implementation of automatic control structures using project management principles, programming environments, microcontroller based environments, signal processing, programmable logic controllers, embedded systems.
• design and manage of computer networks and communication systems.