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ATTENTION: The specialization Service Engineering of the Master in Innovation and Research in Informatics will not accept a new intake of students this academic year. However, note that some of its subjects (BDM, DW and VBP) are still open and offered as subjects of other specializations or general electives.
 

About

The master's degree in Innovation and Research in Informatics, specialization in Service Engineering, is a challenging master’s degree that prepares students to become service engineers who are capable of leading service innovation inside organizations. They are trained to work in interdisciplinary contexts and they focus on services as systems of interacting parts that include people, technology and businesses. They integrate into a coherent whole the knowledge and techniques of fields such as computer science, economics, organizational behavior, human resources management, operations research and others.

Target

MIRI-Service Engineering is a Master’s program for students who have a bachelor’s degree in Informatics/Computer Science or Information Systems. After the successful completion of the course, you will be awarded the internationally recognized master’s degree MIRI with the specialization in Service Engineering.

 

Specialization coordinator

Maria Ribera Sancho Samso

Technical Competences of each Specialization

SERVICE ENGINEERING

  • CEE5.1
    Capability to participate in improvement projects or to create service systems, providing in particular: a) innovation and research proposals based on new uses and developments of information technologies, b) application of the most appropriate software engineering and databases principles when developing information systems, c) definition, installation and management of infrastructure / platform necessary for the efficient running of service systems.
  • CEE5.2
    Capability to apply obtained knowledge in any kind of service systems, being familiar with some of them, and thorough knowledge of eCommerce systems and their extensions (eBusiness, eOrganization, eGovernment, etc.).
  • CEE5.3
    Capability to work in interdisciplinary engineering services teams and, provided the necessary domain experience, capability to work autonomously in specific service systems.

Subjects

Specialization compulsory subjects

Specialization complementary subjects

 

Elective
Mandatory
Final Master Thesis
Mandatory Common course

 

Semester 1

Algorithmic Methods for Mathematical Models
(AMMM - 6 ECTS)

Concurrence, Parallelism and Distributed Systems
(CPDS - 6 ECTS)

Statistical Modelling and Design of Experiments
(SMDE - 6 ECTS)

Techniques and Methodology of Innovation and Research in Informatics
(TMIRI - 6 ECTS)

Seminar activities

Semester 2

E-business
(EB - 6 ECTS)

Requirements Engineering for Services
(RES - 6 ECTS)

Service Management
(SM - 6 ECTS)

Service Oriented Architecture
(SOA - 6 ECTS)

Specialization Elective

Seminar activities

Semester 3

Specialization Elective

Specialization Elective

Specialization Elective

Elective

Elective

Seminar activities

Semester 4

Final Master Thesis
(TFM - 30 ECTS)

Seminar activities

Seminar activities

The activities to obtain the SIRI credits can be done in any semester of the master's degree. Consult the detail of the seminars.

Seminars of Innovation and Research in Informatics
(SIRI - 6 ECTS)

Specialization Elective

Advanced Software Engineering
(ASE - 6 ECTS)

Big Data Management
(BDM - 6 ECTS)

Business Intelligence Project
(BIP - 6 ECTS)

Data Warehousing
(DW - 6 ECTS)

Social and Environmental Aspects of Information Technology
(SEAIT - 3 ECTS)

Service Oriented Business Intelligence
(SOBI - 6 ECTS)

Viability of Business Projects
(VBP - 6 ECTS)

Web Services
(WS - 6 ECTS)

Elective

You can choose any MIRI or UPC Masters courses.