Automation and Applied Informatics

Everything about us means experience, an experience valued and harnessed by more than 30 graduated classes. The passion for discovery, experiment and study, the continuous desire to be a part of the technological development and growth, and the openness toward interpersonal communication are the strengths of our teaching staff.
During studies, an automation and applied informatics student acquires a solid foundation in the basic disciplines of mathematics, informatics and electronics together with knowledge in several technologies that are common to the different branches of automation. Specific acquired knowledge in automation and applied informatics is enforced during laboratories allowing the students, after graduation, to follow either a research path or an industrial career.
Above all, the Automation or Applied Informatics fields represents a form of knowledge. The terms describes one of those areas that luckily intertwine dedication and professionalism, and the joy of understanding the interaction complexity between system components, created by man or nature, at micro and macro scale, and between hardware and software.