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The program involves 8 compulsory courses (60 ECTS in total), a final year MSc Thesis (30 ECTS), and graduate –level seminars and workshops (2 ECTS).
Courses have been designed following an integrated and holistic approach, to provide students with knowledge, skills, competencies and experiences relevant to the topic of the MSc program, as categorized below:
Courses by semester
The structure of the program is summarized in the table below, on a semester basis. The type of each course is indicated by T-Theory, O-Tools, A-Application, S-Transferable Skills, and P-Project leading to MSc Thesis.
First Semester (30 ECTS)
Second Semester (30 ECTS)
Third Semester (30 ECTS)
Integration of CIS Model representation & Use Cases to Coursework
A significant feature of the program is the integration of CIS model representation and use cases to coursework. Specifically, mathematical models representing CIS at different abstraction layers and realistic use cases for intelligent CIS will be used throughout the various courses in order to:
Models and use cases from electric power and renewable energy systems, smart water systems, and intelligent transportation systems are considered in a stand-alone manner, or in a high-level integrated simulation platform developed at KIOS CoE. Models and use cases for CIS cybersecurity and telecommunication networks used in CIS systems are examined in a horizontal dimension across one or more CIS, allowing to better understand how such timely and important topics must be integrated in intelligent critical infrastructures.
The two application courses of the MSc program revisit these models and use cases focusing on current and future challenges in CIS systems, such as energy efficiency, safety, security, reliability, fault detection, big data processing, h/w & s/w design integration in IoT, etc.