Business Information Systems

Tutors
First Year: Prof. Adrian Munteanu, PhD.
Second Year: Assoc. Valerică Greavu-Şerban,PhD.

Curriculum

  • First semester
    Big Data Persistence and Processing
    Project Management
    Decision Support Systems
    Multi-tiered Software Development
    Object-Oriented Analysis and Design
    Second semester
    Mobile Applications for Business
    Software tools for Big Data and Machine Learning
    Linux Administration
    Optional courses: 2 out of 3
    Database Administration
    Data Warehouses and Data Mining
    Software Testing and Assessment
  • First semester
    Cloud Computing
    IT Governance
    Intelligent Systems for Business
    Optional courses: 2 out of 4
    Information Systems Audit
    Web Systems Development
    E-Communication and E-Documents
    Information and Knowledge Management
    Second semester
    Ethics and Academic Integrity
    Research Stage / Documentation and Preparation of Dissertation
    Internship
    Information Integration Systems
    Optional courses: 1 out of 3
    Enterprise Systems Development Methodologies
    Science, Technology and Society
    Advanced AI and ML techniques for Software Engineering
    Supplementary course
    Organizational Behavior
    Organizational Communication
    Conflicts Management


The Programme is designed to meet the demands of the IT market in Romania, although many of the Master’s graduates are currently working in the EU and extra-European space.

An increase in the IT market in Iași is forecast for the period 2015-2020, with increasing numbers of Western-European companies planning to open subsidiaries in Iași or expand their current operations.

Most BIS graduates (over 70%) start working in IT before completing the Master’s programme.

Advantages of the programme: practical orientation; mostly project-based assessment; ongoing assessment during the semester, without massive focus during the exam session; flexible schedule; contact with employers; internships in specialised companies; positive atmosphere.

Starting with 2015-2016, some of the courses have been taught in English, together with the “English branch” of the programme (Software Development and Business Information Systems), thus meeting a major demand of IT employers.