Learning Objectives

A “system” can be defined as a collection of interacting entities that constitute a unified whole for a specific purpose. “Digital” is a system that stores, processes and transmits information in digital form and, therefore, is closely related to computer technology and information technology.

The Digital Systems Department of the University of Thessaly covers the entire basic range of knowledge of computer technology and information technology so that its graduates have the professional rights and professional prospects that graduates of departments related to information technology have, but also provides knowledge specialization, which allows its graduates to develop innovative systems for emerging sectors of the digital economy, with great economic and social impact.

Undergraduate Studies Regulation (in Greek – PDF file)

Curriculum

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Attention! The PDF describing the syllabus follows the old organization of modules. The modules are the same but differently organized in the 3rd and 4th year semesters. This page is under severe update – be patient!

1st Cycle of Studies: Basic Cycle

1^st year (6 compulsory courses per semester)

2^nd year (6 compulsory courses per semester)

2nd Cycle of Studies: Cycle of Specialization

Students can enroll in second cycle courses or the Bachelor’s Thesis, provided that they have completed successfully 16 of the 24 courses with ECTS units of the 1^st cycle.

3^rd year (2 compulsory and 4 elective courses per semester)

4^th year (3 elective courses per semester along with the annual pursuit of the Bachelor’s Thesis)

Annual pursuing of the compulsory Bachelor’s Thesis – ECTS: 15 per semester