Bachelor’s seminars
General information
| Who are they aimed at? | ETSETB bachelor’s students |
| Type: | Optional |
| Maximum number that can be taken: | 3 seminar subjects (maximum 6 optional ECTS credits). |
| Characteristics: | Each seminar is 20 face-to-face hours (2 optional ECTS credits). They are part of the optional subject area. |
| When can they be taken? | Once the initial stage of the degree has been completed. |
The NAGRAMA establishes that: “As a general rule, students are required to have passed the minimum number of credits established by the school for the initial stage of the degree (see Section 5.5 of the academic progress regulations) before formally enrolling for any compulsory or optional subjects in other curricular areas.”
Exception: If you want to take the seminar INTRODUCTION TO MATHEMATICS AND TELECOMMUNICATIONS ENGINEERING (IMATEC), which is a levelling seminar, you must enrol in the first enrolment because it is taught before the start of the first semester of the degree. More information here.
Calendar
Seminars can be taught in various periods: after the exam period (end of January or end of June), throughout the academic year or during the first or last period of the academic year.
Timetables and teaching staff
Enrolment
Enrol for seminars when you enrol for the rest of the subjects in the usual periods.
Seminar catalogue (Contents)
- 230300 Linear Algebra, Linear Codes and Secret-Sharing Schemes (COMSECRET)
- 230301 Circuit Simulation and Analysis Using PSpice (PSPICE)
- 230306 3D with Kinect, Hands-On Seminar (K3D)
- 230311 Create Your Future: Just a Job or Your True Passion (CTFUTUR)
- 230312 Linux System Administration (ADMINUX)
- 230318 Cooperation Project with Wifi Technologies (PROJ-ICT4D)
- 230325 Introduction to Deep Learning (IDL)
- 230327 Music Signal Processing (PSM)
- 230333 Machine Learning for Satellite Imagery (MLSI)
- 230334 Automotive Electronic Systems (ELEAUTO)
- 230337 Problem Solving with Artificial Intelligence: a Practical Approach (AIPRAC)
- 230338 Machine Learning: from Theory to Practice (APATP)
- 230340 Ethics for Engineering (EE)
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