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The Master's degree in Computer Engineering for Robotics and Smart Industry provides students with knowledge and skills typical of information engineering enabling them to identify, formulate, analyze and solve problems related to the design, integration, and management of industrial production systems. The course aims to train graduates with advanced skills in strategic and innovative sectors, such as industrial robotics, cyber-physical systems, information processing of large amounts of data, digital manufacturing. The application domain includes the use of information technology in the industrial environment to automate manufacturing processes. The Master's program includes basic training, which deepens and extends the knowledge obtained in computer science and engineering Bachelor courses, providing the student with a set of tools suitable for tackling non-trivial problems in the industrial context, and a series of courses related to different professional paths. These teachings will provide state-of-the-art knowledge in dynamic systems, robotics, computational vision, machine learning and artificial intelligence, industrial plants, and advanced simulation and interaction techniques. Students will have the possibility of having practical training in specialized laboratories as well as internships in local companies.

In the global world, technology is constantly evolving. In the field of engineering, in certain areas, there are flexible approaches that can be studied through distance courses at Selinus University. Different technical disciplines at engineering and technology levels cannot be learned through distance education. For this reason, most of the courses in this faculty are reserved for people who, through previous studies or professional practices, have the necessary credits to access the programs.

The master's degree in robotics and automation engineering focuses on the study and development of advanced robotic systems and automation technologies. Students explore disciplines such as robot design, sensory perception, advanced programming, automatic control, collaborative robotics, and robot safety. The program also includes the integration of robotics with artificial intelligence and vision systems for industrial and service applications. Graduates are prepared for careers in manufacturing, industrial automation, medical robotics, space exploration, and other areas where the design and application of advanced robotic systems are essential for technological innovation and the improvement of industrial and service processes.