Thesis/Final examination | COMPUTER SCIENCE

On this page you will find all the information about the final examination and the awarding of marks and bonuses.

Characteristics of the final examination

The final examination, to which 6 ECTS credits are awarded, consists of the drafting and presentation of a written paper, prepared under the guidance of a supervisor. This paper reports on individual work carried out by the student within the university or at an external company or organisation.

The topic of the final dissertation is assigned at the student's request by a lecturer of the CCSU (Council of Unified Study Courses) of the First-cycle course in Informatics and the Second-cycle Informatics degree courses, who acts as supervisor, at least two months before the scheduled date of the graduation session.

On the recommendation of the rapporteur, another University teaching staff member or a contact person at the company or external body where the work is carried out is allowed to act as rapporteur.
The final paper may be written in Italian or English. In the latter case, the title page must include, in this order, the title in Italian and the title in English; an abstract of the paper in Italian must also be provided.

Conduct of the final examination

The president of the degree committee appoints sub-committees consisting of at least two members of the degree committee and, if necessary, CCSU lecturers of the First-cycle degree course in Informatics and the Second-cycle degree course in Informatics or experts in the field.

The graduation examination consists of a presentation of the final paper (approx. 15 minutes) in the presence of a sub-committee, followed by a discussion of the work done.

The presentation will take place between 2 and 7 days before the graduation call, according to a schedule that will be communicated to graduating students well in advance.
The President of the subcommittee proposes the final examination mark to the degree committee.
The assessment of the candidate by the degree committee, expressed in hundredths with possible honours, is made taking into account the results of the entire university career, including the final examination.
A proclamation ceremony is planned for the day of the graduation roll call.

Fulfilment by the student

To be admitted to the degree examination, the student must:

- having acquired at least 174 ECTS credits;
- having submitted via the ESSE3 platform, within the established deadlines (typically at least 30 days prior to the date of graduation), all the documentation required for the application for graduation;
- having deposited the final examination paper in PDF format on the ESSE3 platform. The supervisor must have validated the final version on the ESSE3 platform;
- must have completed the form for collecting the opinion of graduating students;
- must have handed in a printed copy of the final paper to the Academic office for use by the degree committee. This copy will be returned to the student; - having handed in a hard copy or electronic copy to the supervisor;
- having made the final examination paper in PDF format available to the supervisor and the members of the sub-committee at least 7 days before the presentation date.

Graduation mark

The final mark is the weighted average of the marks for the individual profit examinations, expressed in hundredths, increased by the mark awarded for the final examination and any bonuses:

- for the calculation of the average, only examinations for which a grade in thirtieths is envisaged are taken into account and the corresponding ECTS credits are taken as weights;
- for the final examination, a mark ranging from a minimum of 0.0 (zero) to a maximum of 7.0 (seven) points, including rounding;
- for bonuses, a maximum of 3 points is envisaged, distributed as follows
- a bonus of 3 points is awarded if the student graduates in the current year (transfers and transitions are taken into account);
- for students not completing the course within the prescribed time, a bonus of 2 points is awarded if the student graduates within the first year out of course with a grade point average in the profit exams greater than or equal to 99/110 (transfers and transitions are taken into account)
- for for students not completing the course within the prescribed time, a bonus of 1 point is awarded if the student graduates within the first year out of course with a grade average in the profit examinations of less than 99/110 (transfers and course transitions are taken into account);
- a bonus of 1 point is awarded if the student has spent a period abroad as part of a curricular exchange programme (e.g. Erasmus, Overworld) and has a grade average of 99/110 or higher.
- a 1 point bonus is awarded if the student has spent a period abroad as part of a curricular exchange programme (e.g. Erasmus, Overworld) and has acquired at least 12 ECTS credits;
- any honours are awarded unanimously;
- a mention is envisaged during the proclamation if the student, during his/her career in the course of study, has taken part in bodies envisaged for student representatives.

Final examination regulations a.y. 2022/2023

Regolamento prova finale 2022/23

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