Computer Science

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In particular, the course descriptions are not reliable, either for the current academic year or for previous ones, as they have not been updated.

We kindly ask you to refer to the individual teacher pages, where you can find information about course content and exams.

Dear Students,

It is with great pleasure that I welcome you to our Faculty of Information Engineering, Informatics, and Statistics (I3S).

The beginning of your university career is a significant moment, full of new challenges, and we want to welcome you in the best possible way.

That's why we invite you to the Welcome Day, organized together with the Sapienza Futura Student Representatives. It will be an orientation and welcome day dedicated to all new students in our faculty, taking place on the morning of Friday, September 19th, at the Marco Polo Building (formerly the Post Office) at Viale dello Scalo S. Lorenzo, 82 https://maps.app.goo.gl/p9RMzfaJoGsZipSb8.

You will be assigned to your degree program, and each program will have its own presentation time. We therefore ask you to carefully read the attachment and arrive approximately 15 minutes before the indicated time. You must also register your attendance using the form at the bottom of the email.

Welcome Day will be an opportunity to get to know your colleagues, meet faculty and faculty representatives, and receive useful information about the services and opportunities the University offers.

We look forward to seeing you: it will be the first step in a journey that I hope will bring you personal and professional satisfaction.

With best regards, Marco Schaerf Dean of the Faculty of Information Engineering, Informatics, and Statistics https://forms.gle/3qcaLdCVVTiU49yh8

A partire dall’A.A. 2025/2026, per i corsi triennali di Laurea in Informatica in presenza e di Laurea in Informatica  erogati prevalentemente a distanza, entrerà in vigore il nuovo ordinamento. 
Cosa cambia?
Di anno in anno, si procederà ad una transizione progressiva al nuovo ordinamento,  dove alcuni insegnamenti del vecchio ordinamento non vengono più erogati (in termini di didattica sincrona e altre attività asincrone) ma sarà possibile continuare ad accedere ai materiali del corso e sostenere gli esami.
Nella piattaforma Unitelma Sapienza, tali insegnamenti saranno rinominati includendo la dicitura [SOLO ESAMI].
Quindi nei prossimi giorni gli insegnamenti del primo anno primo semestre saranno rinominati come mostrato di seguito:
I ANNO/I Semestre 
Calcolo Differenziale (6 cfu)  diventa Calcolo Differenziale (6 cfu) [SOLO ESAMI]
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Fondamenti di Programmazione (9 cfu) diventa Fondamenti di Programmazione (9 cfu) [SOLO ESAMI]
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Sistemi Digitali (6 cfu) diventa Progettazione di Sistemi Digitali (6 cfu) [SOLO ESAMI]
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Metodi Matematici per l'informatica (6 cfu) diventa Metodi Matematici per l'informatica (6 cfu) [SOLO ESAMI]
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LINGUA INGLESE in teledidattica diventa LINGUA INGLESE (3 CFU)  [SOLO ESAMI]
In prossimità dell'inizio del secondo semestre i seguenti insegnamenti saranno rinominati come mostrato di seguito:
I ANNO/II Semestre
Architettura degli Elaboratori (6 cfu) diventa Architettura degli Elaboratori (6 cfu) [SOLO ESAMI]
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Calcolo Integrale (6 cfu) diventa Calcolo Integrale (6 cfu) [SOLO ESAMI]
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Introduzione agli Algoritmi (6 cfu) diventa Introduzione agli Algoritmi (6 cfu) [SOLO ESAMI]
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Metodologie di Programmazione (9 cfu) diventa Metodologie di Programmazione (9 cfu) [SOLO ESAMI]
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Cosa non cambia?
Tutte le studentesse e gli studenti potranno continuare a sostenere gli esami come sempre. A tal fine, resteranno accessibili le pagine degli insegamenti e il materiale didattico (videolezioni, registrazioni di Webinar etc…). 
Si può passare dal vecchio al nuovo ordinamento?
In questo momento sono in via di definizione tutte le procedure tecnico/amministrative, e tutte e tutti saranno presto informati.
Annalisa Massini Presidente del CAD
Stefano Faralli, Delegato del CAD per il CdL erogato in modalità prevalentemente a distanza 

We are providing you with the links to the exam schedules for the academic year 2024-2025. Please refer to the calendars for the dates and details of the annual exams.
If you are unable to register for an exam in the Infostud system, please follow these steps:

1. Email Subject: “Missing Exam in Infostud”
2. Email Content: Include the academic year of your first enrollment, the course name, and the name of the professor for the exam you wish to take.

Send the request to the academic office to resolve the issue.
 
​Link: https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/e/2PACX-1vScRiGvRjg26MOvdkLjLbEiF2j_0SWscQm8rkhOPdf726eNr_aPK8BHe3KUfNiMnQ/pubhtml?gid=2031591972&single=true
 

In the academic year 2025/2026, the courses Digital System Design and Computer Architecture will no longer be offered, as a new curriculum will come into effect and these courses will be replaced by new ones in the second year.
Therefore, students who have not yet passed the Digital System Design or Computer Architecture exam are encouraged to organize their study plan in order to attend the exam sessions for the academic year 2024/2025 (all sessions until November 2025 for Digital System Design and all sessions until April 2026 for Computer Architecture).
Starting from the academic year 2025/2026, although it will still be possible to take each of the two exams from the old curriculum, the instructors and exam procedures may change.

Further to the notice of July 24, 2025 (above) regarding the exams for Digital Systems Design and Computer Architecture, please be informed that the extraordinary exam sessions in November 2025 for both courses will be open to all students who wish to take part.

English Language Certification
For the recognition of CFU (credits) related to the B2 level English language course within the Computer Science Bachelor's Degree Program, the following certifications are considered valid:

• FCE – First Certificate in English
• IELTS (Academic) with a minimum score of 5.5 out of 9
• TOEFL (internet-based), still within its validity period, with a minimum score of 72 out of 120
• CAE – Certificate in Advanced English
• CPE – Certificate of Proficiency in English
• PTE – Pearson Test of English – Academic with a minimum score of 42

For the recognition of CFU (credits) related to the B2 level English language course, the following qualifications are also accepted:

• An International Baccalaureate (IB) Diploma
• Alternatively, a diploma or a degree in English issued by an accredited institution in the EU/EEA/Schengen Area or in Australia, Canada, New Zealand, the United Kingdom, or the United States
• Alternatively, a General Certificate of Education (GCE)

The certification can be submitted starting from the academic year in which the English language course is scheduled in the study plan. The following conditions apply:

• The certification must have been obtained within 3 years prior to the submission date (or within 2 years for TOEFL and IELTS, as per the certifying body’s validity)
• It must be submitted by the graduation deadline for the completion of the study plan
• The student must not have already recorded the curricular exam for the same language in their academic transcript

For the evaluation of qualifications and the recording of the result without taking the exam, students must contact the professor responsible for the course in the relevant academic year.
 

📌 We invite all those enrolled or interested in enrolling in the course
to carefully read the course FAQ, which clarify many common questions.
If you still have any doubts after reading, feel free to contact the tutor.
Thank you for your cooperation!
https://docs.google.com/document/d/e/2PACX-1vTRdLc4VHaCIttxw_ehXN74zN6lR-jQ19shE4NV9SwFygAMG3TFpF-5rj-_z55puXYHL0cgSuH2k_nQ/pub

Si rende noto che, contrariamente a quanto erroneamente indicato al comma tre dell’articolo 3 del bando emanato con D.R. n. 1682 del 9 giugno 2025, anche per il corso di Informatica – interateneo con l'Università degli Studi di Roma Unitelma Sapienza – non devono sostenere il TOLC-I o l’ENGLISH TOLC-I (anche in modalità TOLC@CASA) coloro che hanno disabilità riconosciuta ai sensi dell’art. 3, comma 1 o 3 della legge 5 febbraio 1992, n. 104, o una certificazione di invalidità.