First year
First semester
SSD MAT/05
Credits 9
The course aims to provide tools for achieving a proper knowledge of the basic concepts of mathematical analysis and linear algebra and to develop and strengthen calculation skills. Particular attention is focused on the choice of examples, sometimes chosen from applied sciences, or from more common applications, in order to stimulate logical-deductive attitudes.
Professors
Chiara Giacomoni
SSD IUS/01
Credits 6
To provide fundamental legal knowledge relating to Italian private law, agricultural property, and agricultural contracts.
Professors
Alberto Levi
SSD FIS/01
Credits 6
The course aims to provide the student with the fundamental notions of classical mechanics, thermodynamics and electrostatics
These notions, also illustrated through a large number of examples, will have to allow him to set up and solve simple problems and to understand some fundamental properties of matter, deriving from the laws studied.
Professors
Andrea Baraldi
SSD
Credits 6
The course provides the fundamental concepts of computer science, illustrating the functioning of electronic calculators and introduces the basic concepts of programming.
Professors
Pietro Renzi
Second semester
SSD ICAR/17
Credits 6
The aim of the course is to illustrate the operating logic of the cad engine to acquire skills in assisted technical drawing, making use of the main design software.
Professors
Daniele Bianchi
SSD
Credits 6
The course aims to provide students with the basic chemical knowledge necessary for a full understanding of its application in civil engineering, particularly in relation to potential construction materials and their properties.
Professors
Roberto Rosa
SSD
Credits 3
Development of a practical exercise through a photogrammetric and laser scanning survey of a small portion of land.
Professors
Marco Dubbini
SSD L-LIN/12
Credits 3
The course aims to provide the reading skills necessary to understand the main points of texts written in English, particularly those related to civil engineering and construction. Participants will acquire the writing skills necessary to discuss their academic and professional interests.
Professors
Alexander Michelotti
SSD ICAR/06
Credits 6
The course aims to provide students with the skills necessary for the study and description of the territory and the environment. Students will be provided with the skills to deal with any problem relating to topographic surveying in any context, including structural, by learning integrated data acquisition techniques. The topics of data analysis, results and their archiving will be addressed.
Professors
Marco Dubbini
Second year
First semester
SSD SECS-P/07
Credits 9
The overall educational objective of the course is to present the main models and tools for business management. The course aims to provide a conceptual and operational framework for the functioning and conditions that govern the survival and development of businesses.
Professors
Barbara Bigliardi
SSD
Credits 6
The course provides basic knowledge of the governance system of regions and local territorial bodies, which are responsible for land management.
Professors
Guido Guidi
SSD
Credits 9
Acquire knowledge of a) the fundamental principles of thermodynamics, b) the main mechanisms of heat transfer; c) the fundamental principles of acoustics.
Professors
Mauro Alessandro Corticelli
Second semester
SSD
Credits 6
Planning techniques and standards.
Read and interpret a town plan.
Professors
Hermes Dalprato
SSD
Credits 3
In the laboratory, the notions and principles of Construction Science will be applied to solve technical problems.
Professors
Angelo Marcello Tarantino
SSD
CFU
Acquire basic knowledge and practical experience on some topics relevant to environmental sustainability.
Professors
Marco Pitardi
SSD
Credits 3
Acquire basic knowledge and practical experience on some topics relevant to environmental sustainability.
Professors
Davide Parmeggiani
SSD ICAR/08
Credits 6
The course aims to provide students with the basic knowledge for designing and verifying structures. It is divided into a first part on Solid Mechanics and a second part on Structural Mechanics.
Professors
Angelo Marcello Tarantino
Third year
First semester
SSD
Credits 3
The laboratory activities consist of carrying out practical exercises to delve deeper into scientific topics and carrying out concrete case studies to allow the student to achieve the necessary practice to carry out the activity.
Professors
Antonio Benvenuti
SSD
Credits 51
Each student of the three-year degree course carries out a compulsory internship in selected companies, professional studios and institutions during the first teaching period of the third year.
The internship, in addition to representing an opening on the world of work which is fundamental for the training of students, is also an opportunity to start relationships between universities, companies and professional studios.
Second semester
SSD
Credits 6
During the graduation exam, the final exam of the course of study, the student will be evaluated for the disciplinary competence and the acquired autonomous elaboration and research skills.