Master Thesis

Specialization / Direction

1) Gaining in-depth knowledge. Students demonstrate a comprehensive understanding of the chosen research topic, including relevant theories, methodologies and existing literature 2) Critical Analysis and Evaluation. Students develop the ability to critically analyze and evaluate existing research, identifying gaps and limitations in the current literature 3) Research Design and Methodology. Students design and apply appropriate research methodologies, demonstrating knowledge of both qualitative and/or quantitative research techniques 4) Data collection and analysis. Students collect, manage and analyze data effectively using appropriate tools and techniques, drawing valid conclusions and ideas from the findings 5) Independent research and problem solving. Students demonstrate the ability to work independently, showing initiative in identifying and solving research problems that arise during the course of the thesis 6) Contribution to Knowledge. Students make an original contribution to the field of Artificial Intelligence by providing new ideas, perspectives or solutions that expand the current body of knowledge 7) Communication and presentation skills. Students present research findings clearly and persuasively in both written and oral form, demonstrating proficiency in academic writing and presentation skills

The thesis is targeted at contemporary cutting-edge topics in the MSc specialization. It involves simulations and/or experimental, with modern software tools also used in companies, universities and large research centers. Students are given the opportunity to gain practical experience using the equipment and infrastructure of the research laboratories belonging to the Department. Finally, the student learns to refer to the literature, to implement one or more techniques in terms of which to compare the performance of the technique he proposes. At the same time, the students in the various courses will make presentations of their work (communication skills, correct use of presentation techniques, familiarity with audience questions).

thesis

21-12-2023