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Presentation
The Master’s Degree in Informatics Engineering is a complement to the training provided in the area of Information Systems and Technology at IPVC which, in the first cycle, is made up of courses in Computer Engineering, Computer Graphics and Multimedia Engineering and the new course in Network and Computer Systems Engineering. The subsequent cycle offers the Master’s Degree in Management of Information Systems and Technology for graduates from information systems, business, and social science backgrounds, as well as this new Master’s Degree in Computer Engineering.
The master’s degree in Informatics Engineering is based on the study carried out by ANETIE on the main needs and gaps in the training of Computer Engineers, as well as on the European guidelines identified in the document, “Towards a European software strategy – skills and lifelong learning”, working group 6, of 2009, Industry input to the European Commission. The “ACM/IEEE Computer Science Curricula 2013” and the “Curriculum Guidelines for Graduate Degree Programmes in Software Engineering” (GSwE2009) were also used.
Therefore, the master’s degree in Informatics Engineering will certainly contribute to boosting the development of the business fabric in this region, through these specialised human resources and for the improvement of the information systems available to the existing organisations in this geographic area.
Access
Entry Requirements
Access to the Master’s Degree in Informatics Engineering is restricted to:
Goals
Aims
Information Systems and Technologies (IST) represent important support infrastructure for modern society and are growth areas with high employability.
In the current service society, the need for qualified specialists to work in the areas of analysis, design, construction, testing and validation of usable, reliable and secure computer solutions, as well as to plan, operate and monitor the IT infrastructure supporting them, the aim of the Master’s Degree in Informatics Engineeringis to complement the training acquired during the first study cycle in Informatics Engineering or its equivalent, producing specialists in these areas.
The fact that companies in Alto Minho are small and that there are few companies providing support for the development, maintenance or management of IST infrastructure in the region is grounds for a specialised postgraduate training profile, but with various skills in Informatics Engineering. Therefore, after the first year where course units in a number of specialisation areas are taught, it is the student who, in the second year, chooses the area of specialisation they want to focus on for their master’s project.
Graduate profile
Professional outcomes
There are lots of career prospects available to course graduates, which depend on the choices of master’s project topics made by the candidates. Of note among these are:
Study Plan
Employability
More information at infocursos.mec.pt.
Projects
– STVGODIGITAL: Digitalisation of the Value Chain in the Textile and Clothing Sector (https://tech.ipvc.pt/projeto.php?id_projeto=192)
– IVLinG: Virtual Sign Language Interpreter (https://tech.ipvc.pt/projeto.php?id_projeto=184)
– TECH: Technology, Environment, Creativity and Health (http://tech.ipvc.pt/projeto.php?id_projeto=167)
– Débora Fernandes Amorim, taking part in the TECH – Technology, Environment, Creativity and Health project, specifically in her Personalised and Data-driven Dynamic Treatment Plans to Enhance Diabetics’ Life activity, funded by COMPETE 2020.
– Vasco Gonçalves Alves, taking part in the IVLinG: Virtual Sign Language Interpreter project, funded by the European Regional Development Fund (ERDF) through the Operational Programme for Competitiveness and Internationalisation (COMPETE 2020).
– Leonardo Fernandes Magalhães, taking part in the “Approach based on Blockchain technology and the IoT to support the Circular Economy for Electrical and Electronic Products” project, funded by ADiT-Lab (Applied Digital Transformation).
– Luis Alves, taking part in the STVgoDigital: Digitalisation of the Value Chain in the Textile and Clothing Sector project, specifically in his PPS1, ID Sustainable and Circular Textiles 4.0, funded by the European Regional Development Fund (ERDF) through the Operational Programme for Competitiveness and Internationalisation (COMPETE 2020).
– Ricardo Abreu Dias, taking part in the STVgoDigital: Digitalisation of the Value Chain in the Textile and Clothing Sector project, specifically in his PPS1, ID Sustainable and Circular Textiles 4.0, funded by the European Regional Development Fund (ERDF) through the Operational Programme for Competitiveness and Internationalisation (COMPETE 2020). Previously, Ricardo Abreu Dias also took part in the TECH – Technology, Environment, Creativity and Health project, specifically in his “Traceability system for poultry products from native breeds” activity.
With prior accreditation in 2017 for six years | Maximum number of admissions: 25
Initial Registration: R/A-Cr 27/2017, of 24/05/2017
A3ES accreditation: https://www.a3es.pt/pt/resultados-acreditacao/engenharia-informatica-91