Novica Nosović Faculty of Electrical Engineering University of Sarajevo, Bosnia and Herzegovina Harmonizing CS curricula at the University of Sarajevo.

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Novica Nosović Faculty of Electrical Engineering University of Sarajevo, Bosnia and Herzegovina Harmonizing CS curricula at the University of Sarajevo with Bologna declaration and EC initiatives

Bologna Declaration a) Background b) Where is our CS/CE curricula now? c) Where we want to go? d) How can we get there? e) What are we doing now? (Where to put our JCSE??)

Background The Bologna Process, which follows the signing of the Bologna Declaration in June 1999 by higher education (HE) Ministers from 29 European nations, seeks to create a ‘European Higher Education Area’, characterised by a common structure of ‘readable and comparable’ degrees and other related features. The Process has the broad aims of improving quality, promoting mobility and increasing the attractiveness of Europe’s universities to overseas students and to international employers of graduates.

Background (2) The most controversial objective of the Process is to introduce a system of 1st (Bachelors), and 2nd cycle (Masters) degrees to replace the single long degrees which have existed until now in most subjects in most European nations. This objective threatens the nature and existence of the 4-year first-degree qualifications and might remove the possibility of direct progression from BSc degrees to PhD programmes.

Where is our CS/CE curricula now? 9 semester study + diploma (in average 7- 8 years) Majority of 2-semester courses “traditional engineering” oriented Fare more fundamentals than skils No elective courses

Where we want to go? 6 semester study for B.Sc. Degree? Additional 3 to 4 semesters for M.Sc.? Computer Science or Computer Engineering? More skills than fundamentals? Elective courses Tempus project

How can we get there? By shortening B.Sc. study with selected fundamentals and more skils By shifting the rest of esential fundamentals to M.Sc. study By switching to ‘readable and comparable’ one-semester courses Elective courses as a way of updating currucula over time

What are we doing now? More than one view to the problem During the last 4-5 years, several initiatives on all the departments Efectively – Actively waiting to see if we REALLY have to do something “Scanning horizons” (see the slide background)