The final paper / thesis represents the last step of your experience in the Bachelor's / Master's Degree Courses. You are required to demonstrate your personal and intellectual maturity and your ability to apply the concepts you have studied during your course of study at Bocconi.
The final work, and the thesis in particular, requires effort and commitment: you will have to dedicate adequate time and serious planning.
Each final paper / thesis should begin with a preliminary analysis of the possible research topic that is possibly innovative, interesting and practicable.
This page is intended to be a starting point for students who wish to choose a theme related to the thematic areas of interest of the Faculty of the Department of Computing Sciences:
- Physics of Complex systems and Computation
- Theory of Computation
- Applied AI and Foundations of ML
- Computational biology and computational neuroscience
- Computational social science
Below you will find a list of more specific sectors pertaining to the areas mentioned above; by selecting a specific sector, you will obtain the list of teachers who can be contacted as potential Tutors for the Final Work or Supervisors for the Master's Degree Thesis.
We remind you that both the Final Paper and the Master's Degree Thesis can be written in Italian or English, following the indications of your course of study. Students are recommended to read the general indications for the preparation of the final paper and the thesis.
Regarding the administrative requirements, all the information is available online in the University Guide (in particular chapter 10):
For more information you can contact Prof. Fabrizio Iozzi (fabrizio.iozzi@unibocconi.it)
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Topics: AI & NLP, Algorithms, Applied Computing: Maths, Physics, Life Sciences, Social Sciences, etc., Biological Physics, Cellular automata, Collective dynamics, Networks, Complex systems: Physical systems, Computational biology, Data & WWW, General & applied physics, Knowledge representation and reasoning, Machine Learning, Mathematics of computing, ML theory, Algorithmic game theory and mechanism design, Modeling, Simulation, Distributed algorithms, Randomness, geometry and discrete structures, Statistical Physics: Statistical methods, Stochastic processes, Theoretical techniques: optimization, Theory: Computability, Cryptography, Quantum Computation
Topics: AI & NLP, Biological Physics, Cellular automata, Collective dynamics, Networks, Complex systems: Physical systems, Computational biology, Data & WWW, Machine Learning, Modeling, Simulation, Distributed algorithms, Statistical Physics: Statistical methods, Stochastic processes, Theory: Computability, Cryptography, Quantum Computation
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Topics: Algorithms, Data & WWW, ML theory, Algorithmic game theory and mechanism design
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Topics: Algorithms, Theory: Computability, Cryptography, Quantum Computation
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Topics: AI & NLP, Applied Computing: Maths, Physics, Life Sciences, Social Sciences, etc., Machine Learning, Theory: Computability, Cryptography, Quantum Computation
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Topics: Cellular automata, Collective dynamics, Networks, Complex systems: Physical systems, General & applied physics, Mathematics of computing, ML theory, Algorithmic game theory and mechanism design, Randomness, geometry and discrete structures, Theoretical techniques: optimization
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Topics: Cellular automata, Collective dynamics, Networks, Complex systems: Physical systems, Statistical Physics: Statistical methods, Stochastic processes, Theoretical techniques: optimization
Topics: Computational complexity, Cryptograpic protocols, Theory: Computability, Cryptography, Quantum Computation
Topics: Biological Physics, Cellular automata, Collective dynamics, Networks, Complex systems: Physical systems, General & applied physics, Mathematics of computing, ML theory, Algorithmic game theory and mechanism design, Randomness, geometry and discrete structures, Statistical Physics: Statistical methods, Stochastic processes, Theoretical techniques: optimization
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Topics: AI & NLP, Applied Computing: Maths, Physics, Life Sciences, Social Sciences, etc., Machine Learning
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Topics: Randomness, geometry and discrete structures, Theory: Computability, Cryptography, Quantum Computation
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Topics: Algorithms, Applied Computing: Maths, Physics, Life Sciences, Social Sciences, etc., Data & WWW, Mathematics of computing, Theoretical techniques: optimization
Topics: Algorithms, Mathematics of computing, Theory: Computability, Cryptography, Quantum Computation
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Topics: Algorithms, Computational complexity, Cryptograpic protocols, Mathematics of computing, Theory: Computability, Cryptography, Quantum Computation
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Topics: Cellular automata, Collective dynamics, Networks, Complex systems: Physical systems, Data & WWW, General & applied physics, Knowledge representation and reasoning, Machine Learning, ML theory, Algorithmic game theory and mechanism design, Statistical Physics: Statistical methods, Stochastic processes, Theoretical techniques: optimization
Topics: Algorithms, Mathematics of computing, ML theory, Algorithmic game theory and mechanism design, Theoretical techniques: optimization, Theory: Computability, Cryptography, Quantum Computation
Topics: Applied Computing: Maths, Physics, Life Sciences, Social Sciences, etc., Biological Physics, Cellular automata, Collective dynamics, Networks, Complex systems: Physical systems, Computational biology, General & applied physics, Modeling, Simulation, Distributed algorithms, Statistical Physics: Statistical methods, Stochastic processes, Theoretical techniques: optimization
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Topics: Algorithms, Biological Physics, Cellular automata, Collective dynamics, Networks, Complex systems: Physical systems, Computational biology, Data & WWW, Machine Learning, ML theory, Algorithmic game theory and mechanism design, Modeling, Simulation, Distributed algorithms, Statistical Physics: Statistical methods, Stochastic processes, Theoretical techniques: optimization, Theory: Computability, Cryptography, Quantum Computation
Topics: Algorithms, Data & WWW, Mathematics of computing, Theory: Computability, Cryptography, Quantum Computation
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