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The content of the Undergraduate Studies Program of the Department of Computer Science and Biomedical Informatics has as its core the courses of Informatics, Biology, Biochemistry and Bioinformatics. The study program is completed in eight (8) semesters which include courses, workshops, laboratories, assignments, and tutorials. The courses are divided into required courses, and elective courses. The program also includes free courses in general knowledge and humanities, as well as English terminology courses.

The weekly curriculum includes lectures, tutorials and laboratory exercises. Building facilities include comfortable classrooms equipped with state-of-the-art surveillance equipment, computer labs that provide advanced telematics services and support students’ educational activities in the most modern way.

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Upon completion of their studies, the graduates of the Department of Computer Science and Biomedical Informatics are equipped with the required knowledge, skills and abilities, which will ensure their scientific and professional recognition and development in the rapidly growing field of Informatics, and specialized in the utilization of Information Systems in the field of Medical Technology and Biology, information and data in Health Records and Services, as well as in the fields of Biomedical Informatics and Bioinformatics.

In particular, each Graduate of the Department will be able to:

• Recall, explain and present the basic principles of Informatics and Computer Science
• Connect the theoretical background of Informatics with the design, selection, composition and application of technology in Biomedicine and Biology
• Design, develop, manage and evaluate information systems with an emphasis on biomedical data management and analyze their users’  requirements
• Develop and evaluate software applications and databases in Bioinformatics
• Design, develop, manage and evaluate computer networks, communication systems and Internet applications
• Report, explain, evaluate and utilize the basic computer architecture and operating systems
• Describe, explain and utilize microprocessors and microcontrollers, as well as to design and implement systems based on them
• Design and implement artificial intelligence, machine learning and information management technologies in Biomedicine
• Describe, analyze and utilize Biosignal processing techniques Biosignal Processing
• Develop  Health Information Systems and Telemedicine Systems
• Design, develop, and evaluate the operation of modern imaging medical systems
• Research and analyze issues related to information technology and their bioethical dimension
• Contribute to technological, social and economic development

To view online or download the Study Guide for the academic year 2019-2020 click here.

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To view online or download the Study Guide for the academic year 2014-2015 click here.

To view online or download the Study Guide for the academic years 2004-2011 click here.