The Relationship between Basic Field Qualifications and Programme Key Learning Outcomes

Basic Field Qualifications

(Computer Science Basic Field)

PROGRAMME

Key Learning Outcomes

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KNOWLEDGE

1. Possess theory and practice in the field of mathematics and computer science subjects.

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SKILLS

1. Determine, detect, define and model information and/or computer science problems; select and apply appropriate analysis and modeling methods.

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2. Design, apply and evaluate interactive experimental environments, for the purpose of defining and solving information and/or computer science problems.

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3. Realizes life-cycle for computer based systems.

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4. Choose and apply mathematics and theoretical computer science knowledge with information and communication technologies to the information and/or computer science problems.

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COMPETENCIES

WORKING INDEPENDENTLY AND TAKING RESPONSIBILITY

1.  Work efficiently individually or in multi-discipline teams.

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LEARNING COMPETENCE

1. Follow recent advances in information and/or computer science and information and communication technologies, as needed for the continued professional advancement.

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COMMUNICATION AND SOCIAL COMPETENCE

1. Establish oral and written communication, using at least one foreign language at the level of European Language category B1; follow the advances in the field of information and/or computer science field and communicate with the colleagues.

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2. Aware of the effect of information technology applications at organizational, social and universal levels; aware of innovative subjects.

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FIELD-SPECIFIC COMPETENCE

1. Aware of professional and ethical responsibilities about the legal implications of the information technology and computer science   applications.

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