Category Archives: News & Announcements
The IX. Edition of the Excellentia Awards (2022)
Dear teachers and students! We would like to take this opportunity to inform you that nominations for the Excellentia Awards have begun! To nominate, click on the link at the end of this text. For more details on how to submit nominations and how to vote, please see the Excellentia Awards Rules! The Excellentia Awards
Come and hear the story of a start-up!
The Faculty of Mathematics and Computer Science together with CS InnoHub, as part of the Alumni Days, invite you to a unique event on the 13th of May 2022. Students and alumni who already have a start-up will guide you by telling you about their experience at the Student Start-up Stories event organized by CS
Change4Impact Hackathon
The Change4Impact Hackathon will take place on the weekend of May 27-29. It is a competition with great prizes on a topic that is absolutely necessary in today’s world: Sustainability. It’s a serious chance to win some money with friends and unleash ideas with environmental and social impact. Details on the prizes can be found
Microsoft Certified Fundamentals courses for students
The EOS Foundation in partnership with Microsoft will organize in May 2022 a number of 4 Microsoft Certified Fundamentals courses for students. Interested students will benefit free of charge from the following: Access to the chosen online course on the Microsoft Learn platform (in English). Participation in an intensive course (4+4 hours) taught by an
Calendar, required documents, and registration procedure for the final examinations in June-July 2022
This procedure is intended for students wishing to take the bachelor's exam in the June-July 2022 session. The similarity of the bachelor thesis will be tested using Turnitin: The group responsible will be contacted to receive access to the Turnitin software. The similarity test of the bachelor thesis will be conducted using Turnitin without applying
Calendar, required documents, and registration procedure for the master’s examinations in June-July 2022
This procedure is intended for students wishing to take the master's exam in the June-July 2022 session. The similarity of the master’s thesis will be tested using Turnitin: The group responsible will be contacted to receive access to the Turnitin software; The similarity test of the master’s thesis will be conducted using Turnitin without applying
Information for students in the second year of bachelor level and the first year of master level – Decision on the calendar of elaboration of the bachelor’s / master’s papers for the students who will complete their studies starting with the year 2022
Approved by the Faculty Council on 20.04.2021 Each student of the faculty must choose a scientific coordinator for the elaboration of the bachelor's/master's thesis. The coordinator must be a tenured teacher with a Ph.D. Assistants without a doctorate may supervise bachelor papers under the supervision of another teacher with a Ph.D. The topics can also
Resolution of the Faculty Council – The methodology for the organization and conduct of final examinations at the Faculty of Mathematics and Computer Science in the examination periods June-July, respectively, September 2022
Approved by the Faculty Council at the meeting held on November 23, 2021. This methodology is an appendix to the Regulation on the organization and conduct of final examinations for undergraduate and master’s degree studies approved by the UBB Senate Decision and is in accordance with the provisions of the National Education Law No.1/2011, together
Mathematics and Computer Science within Babeș-Bolyai University (BBU), on the first places nationwide in the QS World University Rankings by Subject 2022
The subject fields of Mathematics and Computer Science at BBU continue to rank high in international university rankings nationwide. In the international ranking, "QS World University Rankings by Subject 2022", conducted by the British agency Quacquarelli Symonds (QS), the subject field of Mathematics at BBU ranks first nationwide and 301-350 internationally. Computer Science also ranks
Open course: Solving real problems using artificial intelligence techniques
The Faculty of Mathematics and Computer Science is organizing an open introductory course in artificial intelligence for students or persons interested in data analysis and problem-solving from various fields. The title of the course is Solving Real Problems Using Artificial Intelligence Techniques and contains four modules (2 hours each). The course provides participants with an