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
    The educational plan is valid for the first year of study (2024/2025)
  • 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 2
    Enterprise Systems Development Methodologies
    Science, Technology and Society
    Supplementary course
    Organizational Behavior
    Organizational Communication
    Conflicts Management
    The educational plan is valid for the 2nd year of study (2024/2025)


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.