During his university career a student must acquire elective CFUs, i.e. activities not included in the compulsory study plan. The elective CFUs for the DISMI degree courses are:
- 6 CFU for students of the professionally oriented degree programme in Technologies for Smart Industry;
- 12 CFU for students of the three-year degree programmes in Management Engineering and Mechatronic Engineering and for the professional degree course in Engineering for the Smart Industry;
- 9 CFU for students on the master's degree programmes in Management Engineering and Mechatronic Engineering;
- 12 CFU for students on the master's degree programmes in Digital Automation Engineering (procedure available in English at: https://www.dae.unimore.it/elective-courses/).
The elective CFUs can be acquired through seminar-type training activities, language and IT certifications, etc. (info on the administrative procedure: HERE) and/or by taking examinations offered by our Department or by other Departments of the University.
In particular, DISMI has established requirements in the choice of elective courses:
1) they must be chosen among those of the same degree level (bachelor's degree students choose among the courses of a bachelor's degree, master's degree students among those of another master's degree, and professionalising students may only choose teachings of another professionalising degree). In addition, it is not possible to choose teachings from programmed access degrees;
2) exams that have already been recognised, e.g. as the result of a previous substitution of apprenticeship with exams, or exams that have already been taken in the bachelor degree when enrolled in the master's degree may not be taken as elective exams;
3) courses with a high overlap factor (in the order of 50%) with compulsory courses in the student's study plan may not be taken as elective exams;
4) foreign language courses may not be chosen as free-choice examinations if it is one's mother tongue.
More specifically, exams may be chosen between the following:
- OFFERED BY THE DEPARTMENT:
among elective courses
- List of elective courses for the bachelor's degree programmes in Mechatronic and Management Engineering:
Elements of industrial design (6 CFU - II semester);
Mathematical models and methods for engineering (6 CFU - I semester);
Safety and Environment (3 CFU - II semester) - silent from A.Y. 23/24
- List of elective courses for the professionally oriented degree programme in Technologies for Smart Industry:
Simulation of logistics and production systems (3 CFU - II semester)
Vibration Mechanics (6 CFU - I semester) - silent from A.Y. 23/24
- List of elective courses for the master's degree programmes in Mechatronic Engineering and Management Engineering:
Design to Cost (6 CFU - I semester)
Project finance (6 CFU - II semester)
Prima di selezionare un esame a scelta, è obbligatorio rispettare i seguenti vincoli:
- Stesso livello di corso: i triennali possono scegliere solo corsi triennali, i magistrali solo corsi magistrali, i professionalizzanti solo corsi professionalizzanti. Non è possibile scegliere insegnamenti di corsi a numero programmato
- Niente doppioni: non possono essere usati come esami a scelta quelli già riconosciuti in precedenza (es. per sostituzione tirocinio) o già sostenuti nella triennale, se si è iscritti alla magistrale
- Niente sovrapposizioni: è vietato scegliere corsi con contenuti sovrapposti per oltre il 50% a quelli già presenti nel proprio piano di studi
- Lingue straniere: non si può scegliere un corso di lingua straniera se si tratta della propria lingua madre
- Il corso deve essere attivo nell’anno accademico corrente.
- INSEGNAMENTI A SCELTA OFFERTI:
- per Lauree triennali in Ingegneria Gestionale e Meccatronica:
- Inglese Avanzato B2 (3 CFU – II semestre) - per sostenere l'esame è necessario aver già acquisto l'idoneità di inglese B1 e non aver già riconosciuti un esame o una certificazione di livello pari o superiore al B2.
- per Laurea professionalizzante in Tecnologie per l’Industria Intelligente:
- Simulazione di sistemi logistici e produttivi (3 CFU - II semestre)
- Inglese Avanzato B2 (3 CFU – II semestre) - per sostenere l'esame è necessario aver già acquisto l'idoneità di inglese B1 e non aver già riconosciuti un esame o una certificazione di livello pari o superiore al B2.
- per Lauree magistrali in Ingegneria Gestionale e Meccatronica:
- Finanza di progetto (6 CFU – II semestre)
- Inglese Avanzato B2 (3 CFU – II semestre) - per sostenere l'esame è necessario non aver già riconosciuti un esame o una certificazione di livello pari o superiore al B2.
- INSEGNAMENTI DI ALTRI INDIRIZZI O ALTRI CORSI DEL DISMI:
Gli studenti possono scegliere insegnamenti attivati in altri indirizzi del proprio corso di laurea o in altri CdS del Dipartimento, purché i contenuti non si sovrappongano a quelli già presenti nel proprio piano di studi.
- Eccezione per gli studenti professionalizzanti: non possono scegliere insegnamenti di CdS non professionalizzanti, salvo i seguenti casi:
- da Ingegneria Meccatronica (triennale): Tecnologie di fabbricazione; Principi di economia aziendale e organizzazione dell'innovazione
- da Ingegneria Gestionale (triennale): Chimica; Fondamenti di economia aziendale; Sistemi informativi; Principi e applicazioni dell'energia elettrica; Sistemi e comportamento organizzativi; Tecnologie e impianti industriali; Modelli e metodi per il supporto alle decisioni.
In addition, it is possible for students in a curriculum to choice teachings activated in the other curriculum of their CdS or in the other degree courses of the Department, provided that these are not teachings whose contents are in fact overlapping with teachings already present in their curriculum.
Students in the professionalizing degree program may not take teachings from a non-professionalizing CdS, with the exception of the teachings in the Mechatronics Engineering BsC of Manufacturing Technologies and Principles of Business Economics and Organization of Innovation and in the Management Engineering BsC of Chemistry, Fundamentals of Business Economics, Information Systems, Principles and Applications of Electrical Energy, Organizational Systems and Behavior, Industrial Technologies and Plants, and Decision Support Models and Methods.
- COURSES OFFERED BY OTHER DEPARTMENTS: The Department has identified a list of teachings from other Departments from which to choose. It should be noted that this approval does not exempt the student from checking with the Department offering the course that there are no special rules or constraints for students from other Departments who wish to take advantage of their teaching. The chosen teaching must also be active in the current academic year within the ex DM 270/04 offering. Besides, there is always the obligation to submit to the student secretariat the authorization form for taking exams at other Departments at least one week before taking the exam.