The document discusses advancing computing as a science and profession at the Department of Computer and Information Science. It covers topics like the department's structure, students, research goals, strategy, and governance. The goal is to contribute to computing by focusing on students, research excellence, dissemination, and participatory leadership.
Why weLead?
NTNU aims to become an outstanding university by international standards. This requires us to have world-class academic environments ourselves, and to seek collaboration with other leading knowledge communities in the world. In areas that are key to our mission in society, NTNU will take responsibility for building outstanding environments. We must set priorities for our resources so that we can provide development opportunities for the best teachers, researchers and academic groups, regardless of area.
Why weLead?
NTNU aims to become an outstanding university by international standards. This requires us to have world-class academic environments ourselves, and to seek collaboration with other leading knowledge communities in the world. In areas that are key to our mission in society, NTNU will take responsibility for building outstanding environments. We must set priorities for our resources so that we can provide development opportunities for the best teachers, researchers and academic groups, regardless of area.
SHEILA Project - Workshop Slides Online Educa Berlin 2016LACE Project
Learning Analytics (LA) is currently a very active topic in education, but its implementation is beset with potential pitfalls for an organisation wishing to develop extensive use of it. Building upon international experience and local knowledge, the EC-funded SHEILA Project (Jan 2016-June 2018) is creating a policy framework for higher education institutions to enable them to design and enact an LA policy for themselves, using an innovative concept mapping approach (ROMA) combined with interviews of key stakeholders in several European countries. It is a partnership of the Universities of Edinburgh (coordinator), Tallinn University, Open University NL and Carlos III Madrid, with Brussels Education Services, Erasmus Student Network and European Quality Assurance Network (ENQA).
In this workshop we discussed with participants our interim data from:
- interviews from senior HEI leaders charged with the implementation of learning analytics to understand the current processes, barriers, and opportunities;
- group concept mapping by international expert panel to identify critical concerns for learning analytics policy;
- benchmark of the learning analytics sophistication in the European HE sector by administering a survey to members of the EUA.
Link into your professional network - Jisc Digifest 2016Jisc
This session will explore how helping teachers to build confidence in their own technical and professional networking skills, showing teachers how to use and become proficient with LinkedIn and how to transfer those skills to students can lead to employment for students.
The session will show case the Learning Futures/Education and Training Foundation funded resources for the FE and skills sector that its is anticipated may be embedded into a future Jisc service that is currently in the R&D phase.
Smart Educational Decision Support Systems for School Complexity Leadership: ...Demetrios G. Sampson
[Keynote Speech] “Smart Educational Decision Support Systems for School Complexity Leadership: A Research Agenda for School Analytics”, EDEN Open Classroom Conference, Ellinogermaniki Agogi, Athens, Greece, 18 September 2015
Closing the loop between learning and employability with OER: Impact of Brin...Robert Farrow
Evaluation results from the Everyday Skills courses in functional maths and English from the OpenLearn platform. This presentation was developed as part of the Bringing Learning to Life project at The Open University, UK. It was presented at the 16th Annual Open Education Conference in Phoenix, AZ in November 2019.
Presentation on learning analytics given by Rebecca Ferguson at the Nordic Learning Analytics Summer Institute (Nordic LASI), organised by the SLATE Centre, in Bergen Norway, 29 September 2017.
Capturing learning cycles with open badges / Utilisation of web-based technol...Jisc
This session will use a simple, image-based presentation format, with inputs from local peers and practitioners who will focus on how, with Jisc’s support, they are making the most of digital, and giving you an opportunity to learn from their best practice.
With contributions from:
Robert Stewart, workforce development adviser (learning technology), Scottish Social Services Council
Nadar Jamooz
Jason Miles-Campbell, head of Jisc Scotland
Jisc Connect more in Scotland, 16 June 2016
SHEILA Project - Workshop Slides Online Educa Berlin 2016LACE Project
Learning Analytics (LA) is currently a very active topic in education, but its implementation is beset with potential pitfalls for an organisation wishing to develop extensive use of it. Building upon international experience and local knowledge, the EC-funded SHEILA Project (Jan 2016-June 2018) is creating a policy framework for higher education institutions to enable them to design and enact an LA policy for themselves, using an innovative concept mapping approach (ROMA) combined with interviews of key stakeholders in several European countries. It is a partnership of the Universities of Edinburgh (coordinator), Tallinn University, Open University NL and Carlos III Madrid, with Brussels Education Services, Erasmus Student Network and European Quality Assurance Network (ENQA).
In this workshop we discussed with participants our interim data from:
- interviews from senior HEI leaders charged with the implementation of learning analytics to understand the current processes, barriers, and opportunities;
- group concept mapping by international expert panel to identify critical concerns for learning analytics policy;
- benchmark of the learning analytics sophistication in the European HE sector by administering a survey to members of the EUA.
Link into your professional network - Jisc Digifest 2016Jisc
This session will explore how helping teachers to build confidence in their own technical and professional networking skills, showing teachers how to use and become proficient with LinkedIn and how to transfer those skills to students can lead to employment for students.
The session will show case the Learning Futures/Education and Training Foundation funded resources for the FE and skills sector that its is anticipated may be embedded into a future Jisc service that is currently in the R&D phase.
Smart Educational Decision Support Systems for School Complexity Leadership: ...Demetrios G. Sampson
[Keynote Speech] “Smart Educational Decision Support Systems for School Complexity Leadership: A Research Agenda for School Analytics”, EDEN Open Classroom Conference, Ellinogermaniki Agogi, Athens, Greece, 18 September 2015
Closing the loop between learning and employability with OER: Impact of Brin...Robert Farrow
Evaluation results from the Everyday Skills courses in functional maths and English from the OpenLearn platform. This presentation was developed as part of the Bringing Learning to Life project at The Open University, UK. It was presented at the 16th Annual Open Education Conference in Phoenix, AZ in November 2019.
Presentation on learning analytics given by Rebecca Ferguson at the Nordic Learning Analytics Summer Institute (Nordic LASI), organised by the SLATE Centre, in Bergen Norway, 29 September 2017.
Capturing learning cycles with open badges / Utilisation of web-based technol...Jisc
This session will use a simple, image-based presentation format, with inputs from local peers and practitioners who will focus on how, with Jisc’s support, they are making the most of digital, and giving you an opportunity to learn from their best practice.
With contributions from:
Robert Stewart, workforce development adviser (learning technology), Scottish Social Services Council
Nadar Jamooz
Jason Miles-Campbell, head of Jisc Scotland
Jisc Connect more in Scotland, 16 June 2016
Politecnico di Milano has started an initiative to innovate PoliMi’s teaching activities and techniques.
The Dipartimento di Elettronica, Informazione e Bioingegneria (DEIB) has started to work on this initiative and we are pleased to share with you the result of this, the so called “PEoPLe@DEIB: Politecnico Experiences on Passionate Learning” initiative.
The PEoPLE@DEIB goal is to present several courses, competitions and events that will make focus on some aspects of the engineering world – and not only – in a way of presenting these topics that is different from the one you experienced during your academic career in Politecnico.
These events will be scheduled and proposed in a way that will not impact the normal academic activities, and that is one of the reasons why we included “Passionate” in our slogan, they will be held in the late afternoon, in the evening and during the weekends. Don’t worry, it is extra work – it’s true – but it is only on a voluntary basis; you will decide what to attend to and whether to do it. You will get extra credits for the courses/activities that you decide to attend and these will be listed in your diploma supplement when you graduate.
We do have the perception that a close connection between research and education has to be pursued to properly prepare our students. Research and education is perceived as a dichotomy. It has often been hard to couple them in a productive and virtuous cycle but we do believe that Research can obtain great benefits from Teaching and the other way around and this basic principle is at the basis of all the PEoPLE@DEIB activities. In particular, involving young students in research activities will heavily increase the creative and brainstorming phase of a research group. Students are not yet constrained in a research framework and they are not scared by the idea of trying and failing to see their ideas coming reality through their work. On the contrary, from an educative point of view, giving the students the chance to be involved in real projects will mean giving them the chance to experience real design and development challenges and by guiding them during the design and development we can, in a maieutic way, teach them how to approach real life projects.
In such a context it is necessary to provide the students with an environment where they can work and experiment a motivating experience and this is exactly what we are doing with the PEoPLe@DEIB initiative.
We strongly believe that students are terrific, they are young, but that just means that they need to be properly trained and helped in understanding that failures are part of the learning process. Without trying, you are not going to fail, but without trying you cannot learn new things, you can not achieve greatness!
PEoPLE@DEIB is working towards this objectives, trying to make students more self-confident.
Assessing and Progressing Digital Literacies as a Strategic ConcernJulian Prior
Conference workshop at the 2013 International Blended Learning Conference, University of Hertfordshire. Authors: Helen Beetham, Julian Prior, Neil Witt.
Technology, especially IT has affected our lives. Various activities are getting streamlined due to IT. The world today is characterized by powerful IT, forces of collaboration and digitization.
Strijker & Fisser (2019-06-26) A new curriculum for the netherlands including...Saxion
In 2018 the Netherlands started the development of a new curriculum framework for primary, lower and upper secondary education. New themes in curriculum are Digital Literacy, citizenship and a strong focus on 21st century skills. Digital Literacy is defined as a combination of ICT skills, media literacy, information literacy and Computational Thinking. Starting with a vision on a theme such as Digital Literacy and using this vision as a starting point for describing big ideas. For Digital Literacy eight big ideas were described: data and information, safety and privacy, using and controlling, communication and cooperation, digital citizenship, digital economy, applying and designing, and sustainability. Computational Thinking is integrated in each of these big ideas. The underlying framework for Computational Thinking is based on ISTE and CSTA and each big idea is specified as a learning trajectory describing learning objectives leading to a new legal curriculum framework in 2022.
he project ‘From campus students to professional learners: Flexible learning paths in Responsible Innovation' is one of the projects funded by the Ministry of OC&W in order to promote online education.This presentation gives and update on the progress.
IFLA ARL Satellite conference 2023: Shadow Information Technology in the adve...IFLAAcademicandResea
IFLA ARL Satellite conference 2023: Inclusiveness through Openness
Presentation on Regional Impact Studies: “Shadow Information Technology in the advent of Open Educational Resources” by Siphamandla Mncube (SA), University of South Africa. Session chair – Theodore Westervelt, Library of Congress.
Satellite conference held at Erasmus University, Rotterdam, The Netherlands, 18 - 19 August 2023.
Rafael Hidalgo from The Open University, UK gave a presentation about Learning Analytics for Student Support as part of the online events by expert pool Student Support within EMPOWER.
Using Groupsites to Construct Knowledge Sharing and Learning InfrastructuresPeter Bond
Presentation of a case in which an online collaboration platform was used to support a university based course in technology entrepreneurship. Exemplifies the opportunities and problems of using collaboration platforms to support learner networks including Communities of Practice.
A presentation delivered at the ASEAN Cyber University Project 2nd Working Group Meeting held on 31 August 2017 at COEX, Seoul, Korea. Project is anchored and coordinated by the Korea Education & Research Information Service
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From Software through Art to Social EntrepreneurshipLetizia Jaccheri
The main goal of my research through 30 years is to understand software by empirical studies. While researchers traditionally use students as subjects to pilot studies before they are carried out in industrial environments, the supporting pillar of my working method is to set up studies with students that go beyond the contribution to scientific literature and identify benefits for other stakeholders. The four primary actors are: students, instructors, industry, and researchers Later, in our studies we have identified issues that appear at the intersection between art and software. Artistic software projects have often a social goal and are highly innovative. Our studies in art and software have given the ground for two research directions. The first is maker movement and its role in educational practices. Typical topics of interest vary from engineering -oriented pursuits such as electronics, robotics, 3D printing to the use of art and craft. Leveraging the beneficial outcomes from the Maker Movement approach and programming languages designed for children, together with a group of researchers, and artists we have designed, implemented and evaluated workshop programs. In our studies we have identified the important factors that characterize the design of the activities and the main aspects of children's engagement in such software intensive activities The second research direction is to harness the power of big data, increase collective and individual awareness about societal problems and ultimately create the needed intelligence that will lead entrepreneurs and policy makers to innovative solutions for societal challenges towards a sustainable society.
The lecture can be run at different level of interaction with the audience by using interactive tools
I de neste 20 minuter skal jeg innlede om programvare og prøver å få dere til å undre om hva programvare for et godt samfunn betyr for dere og hvilke spørsmål dere vil stille
From Software through Art to Social EntrepreneurshipLetizia Jaccheri
The main goal of my research through 30 years is to understand software by empirical studies. While researchers traditionally use students as subjects to pilot studies before they are carried out in industrial environments, the supporting pillar of my working method is to set up studies with students that go beyond the contribution to scientific literature and identify benefits for other stakeholders. The four primary actors are: students, instructors, industry, and researchers Later, in our studies we have identified issues that appear at the intersection between art and software. Artistic software projects have often a social goal and are highly innovative. Our studies in art and software have given the ground for two research directions. The first is maker movement and its role in educational practices.Typical topics of interest vary from engineering -oriented pursuits such as electronics, robotics, 3D printing to the use of art and craft. Leveraging the beneficial outcomes from the Maker Movement approach and programming languages designed for children, together with a group of researchers, and artists we have designed, implemented and evaluated workshop programs. In our studies we have identified the important factors that characterize the design of the activities and the main aspects of children's engagement in such software intensive activities The second research direction is to harness the power of big data, increase collective and individual awareness about societal problems and ultimately create the needed intelligence that will lead entrepreneurs and policy makers to innovative solutions for societal challenges towards a sustainable society.
From Software through Art to Social EntrepreneurshipLetizia Jaccheri
Abstract:The main goal of my research through 30 years is to understand software by empirical studies. While researchers traditionally use students as subjects to pilot studies before they are carried out in industrial environments, the supporting pillar of my working method is to set up studies with students that go beyond the contribution to scientific literature and identify benefits for other stakeholders. The four primary actors are: students, instructors, industry, and researchers Later, in our studies we have identified issues that appear at the intersection between art and software. Artistic software projects have often a social goal and are highly innovative. Our studies in art and software have given the ground for two research directions. The first is maker movement and its role in educational practices.Typical topics of interest vary from engineering -oriented pursuits such as electronics, robotics, 3D printing to the use of art and craft. Leveraging the beneficial outcomes from the Maker Movement approach and programming languages designed for children, together with a group of researchers, and artists we have designed, implemented and evaluated workshop programs. In our studies we have identified the important factors that characterize the design of the activities and the main aspects of children's engagement in such software intensive activities The second research direction is to harness the power of big data, increase collective and individual awareness about societal problems and ultimately create the needed intelligence that will lead entrepreneurs and policy makers to innovative solutions for societal challenges towards a sustainable society.
today I gave this presentation in Norwegian for the new administrative group. a kind of combination of Kjærlighet and Computer and the Little Dørfruen.
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Letizia Jaccheri, instituttleder for datateknikk og informasjonsvitenskap ved NTNU, runder av den faglige delen. Med seg har hun spennende prosjekter og forskere som viser hvordan de har tatt i bruk sosial innovasjon, roboter og kunstig intelligens
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TESDA TM1 REVIEWER FOR NATIONAL ASSESSMENT WRITTEN AND ORAL QUESTIONS WITH A...
IDI's seminar at Lian 2016
1. Computer and Information Science
Department of
Letizia Jaccheri – Advancing Computing as a Science & Profession
10.05.2016
2. Intervals 4 x (5+9)
• Heart
• Structure
• Science
• Strategy
• How does this relate to our
students, our scientific goals, our
groups, our working
environment?
• How do I contribute to Advancing
Computing as a Science &
Profession?
4. 4
Thanks
• Thanks to all of who who started at IDI after
August 2013. You are the best ones!
• Thanks to our students and PhD students
• Thanks to Monica Storvik, Nils Kalstad Svendsen,
Mariusz Nowostawski, Geir Ove Rosvold
• Thanks to IDI’s administrative and technical stab
• I love you all
5. 5
My vision as department head
• Kjærlighet til IT og gleden ved å være sammen med
studenter
• Love IT and Students
• Amore per l’informatica e per gli studenti
• 热爱IT,乐于和学生一起工作
• دانشجویان به عالقه و اطالعات فناوری به عشق
• Αφοσίωση στην πληροφορική και τους σπουδαστές της
• Rakkaus tietojenkäsittelyä ja opiskelijoita kohtaan
• Freude an der Informatik und ihren Studierenden
• عشقبهفناوریاطالعاتوعالقهبهدانشجویان
• El amor por la informática y para los estudiantes
http://letiziajaccheri.org/
6. 6
Lessons learnt
• lessons learnt #1- be proud
• lessons learnt #2- be kind be kind
• lessons learnt #3- #friends are more
important than #career
• lessons learnt #4- there are 1000
more #lessons to #learn
• lesson learnt #5 who do I inspire?
7. Interval Heart
• Thanks
• How does this relate to our
students, our scientific goals, our
groups, our working
environment?
• How do I contribute to Advancing
Computing as a Science &
Profession?
11. People Students Research
• Start 2015: Master computer science 164 stud.
• Start 2015: Bachelor Informatics 178 stud.
• Start 2015: Computer Science, 2- years 26 stud.
• Start 2015: Master Informatics 65 stud.
• Delivered 2015 MIT 43 + DT 103
H2020 (7)
EEA, 2014–2017 (2)
FP7 still active (3)
NFR
SFI
12. 12
People
• 36 permanent faculty members
• 16 adjunct professor Associate
• 51 PhD students and PostDoc
• 19 technical / administrative staff (including head of
department)
• In total, about 134 people employment at the department
(about 109 man year)
13. 13
good student satisfaction
The two degree programs that recruits
directly from high school (BIT and MTDT)
are both very popular
with respect to applicants, have high uptake borders
and good student satisfaction
(from 4.4 to 4.5 out of 5 possible
points on Overall impression on NOKUT
Study Barometer )
14. 14
Research and teaching activities
• IDI covers most of the discipline internationally known
Computing, ref. ACM / IEEE its report "Computing
curricula 2005"
• 1) Computer Engineering, 2) Computer Science, 3)
Information Systems, 4) Information Technology and 5)
Software Engineering.
• Knowledge areas (Table 3.1, p.24 of the report)
telecommunication, cybernetics
15. 15
organization of Level 4 at IDI
• "Compute/Computing“: solution of problems where the
computational complexity is the biggest challenge. This grouping
would roughly encompass CARD + AHG as mentioned above.
• "Data": solution of problems where storage, search and analysis of
large amounts of data is the biggest challenge. This grouping will
broadly include AI + DIF above.
• "Software": the solution of problems where the central issue is the
complexity of the software developed (architecture, design), as well
as the users and the organization's needs and / or project
organization (product to be produced is large, there are many
people to coordinate the development team). This grouping would
roughly encompass SU + IS as mentioned above.
16. 16
starting 1.1.2017
• The idea behind the proposal is to create an organization of
IDI scientific fields that are general enough to encompass
most of the subjects in the department. Some employees may
academically belong to several groups, but they can select
the group that best meets their primary fields.
• By having few but large groups, benefits of having robust
groups that can tolerate that employees are not present in
periods, for example. by sabbatical or maternity. Meanwhile, it
provides a level of management with a number of group
leaders who can easily meet.
17. 17
Stab
• Each group then becomes big enough that it can be linked to
some dedicated years of work with technical / administrative
support. For some support functions user proximity is very
important. For technical support, this is particularly relevant –
software and hardware laboratories for research and
teaching purposes. Focus on sophisticated equipment and
software. For administrative support, we aim at proximity to
students and teachers. This will provide a much higher level
of service than the support function that is provided in a
centralized way
18. Interval Structure
• How does this relate to
our students, our scientific
goals, our groups, our
working environment?
• How do I contribute to
Advancing Computing as
a Science & Profession?
19. 19
science
YFCC100M: The New Data in Multimedia Research
By Bart Thomee, David A. Shamma,
Gerald Friedland, Benjamin Elizalde, Karl Ni, Douglas Poland, Damian Borth, Li-Jia Li
Communications of the ACM, Vol. 59 No. 2, Pages 64-73
10.1145/2812802
20. Interval science
• How does this relate to
our students, our
scientific goals, our
groups, our working
environment?
• How do I contribute to
Advancing Computing as
a Science & Profession?
23. 23
Strategy online
• Research and Innovation
Emphasize quality of doctoral training
…
• Learning
Encourage learning of fundamental and research -based principles, theories,
methods and techniques within IT
…
• Dissemination and Visibility
….
• Governance and Participation
Clear leadership at department and group level, focusing on open expression and
constructive feedback
….
28. 28
Industry
2015–2019 Postdoctoral Fellowship in Visual Processing of
Geological Structures
Schlumberger
2016–2018 Postdoctoral Fellowship (60% position) in the
CARD group
ARM
2016–2017 Adjuct Associate Professor in the AI group Statens vegvesen
2014–2016 Postdoctoral Fellowship in Big Data Analytics Telenor
2012–2016 PhD Fellowship in Use of a Common Framework
for Information Exchange within the Transport
Sector
Statens vegvesen
30. Interval strategy
• How does this relate to
our students, our
scientific goals, our
groups, our working
environment?
• How do I contribute to
Advancing Computing as
a Science & Profession?
31. 31
References
• All pictures from MoMA
– Henri Matisse, The Heart (Le Coeur) from Jazz, 1947
– nARCHITECTS 2004 MoMA/P.S.1 Young Architects Program
– Tim Burton on Display at the MoMA 2009
– Keith Haring untitled1982 MoMa
• Strategy https://www.ntnu.edu/idi/about
• ACM / IEEE its report "Computing curricula 2005"
http://www.acm.org/education/curric_vols/CC2005-
March06Final.pdf
Editor's Notes
Usually Thanks comes in the end, but those who were at the phd day experienced that I was not able to finish my presentation as I ger too emotional so I want to be sure that I finish at least the most important thing.
Thanks that I can be department head at idi, I am extremely proud of it
Thanks to the new idi employees – now I would like to have all people who started after our last seminar in Åre to stand up and see her name
Thanks to our new colleagues from Gjøvik and Kalvskinne – you inspire me and I am so glad and proud that it happened to me to work with such interesting issues
Thanks to IDI’s stab, to IDI’s professors, phd students, and researchers
When IDI was asked by our dean to produce a statement about how we wish to be organized in the new NTNU, three wise men were called to help me and IDI into the future.
You may have noticed that the title of this presentation is not something that i have developed my self. We are not an isolated island but we are and must always try to be a part of a bigger community.
https://www.ntnu.edu/idi/ny_research
IDI vil arbeide for å styrke sin identitet som et samlet institutt innen Computer Science, og være en sentral medspiller i organiseringen av Computer Science feltet forøvrig i det nye NTNU. Institutt for datateknologi og informatikk bør være IDIs nye navn. Vi ønsker å videreutvikle våre styrker og vårt nasjonale og internasjonale omdømme som Computer Science institutt. Dette inkluderer evnen til å få attraktive forskningsprosjekter, produsere gode forskingsresultater, samt levere gode studenter. Unikhet og komplementaritet av våre studietilbud innen datateknologi og informatikk er viktig å videreføre.
networking and communications, automation / robotics, digital technology, and numerics
IDI has no study, direction or main profile that matches the program "Information Technology" in ACM report. Information Technology as described there goes more towards technical operation of computer systems, support, etc., adding generally more emphasis on the application and hands-on skills and less emphasis on theory than is common in university studies. Some three-year engineering programs will probably to a greater extent match skills profile that this direction
By research evaluations of this type can be advantageous to have small groups that are focused in its thematic under terms that are internationally recognizable (since one otherwise easily get criticism that the research lacks focus). By cooperation on education is however advisable to have larger and more robust professional groups. In order to have more robustness, we propose the following groups at IDI:
NFR evaluation of ICT
Computers (CARD), Algorithms, HPC and Graphics (AHG), Intelligent Systems (AI), Data and Information Management (DIF), Software Engineering (SU) and Information Systems (ICE).
Wordfeud: Håkon Bertheussen
Funrun: Dirtybit – No. 1 in Appstore in USA
Kahoot!: Alf Inge Wang – Teknologibragden 2014
US Bureau of Labor Statistics for 2010-2020 anslår flere jobber innen IKT enn innen alle andre ingeniørdisipliner til sammen.
IT-firmaer får ikke nok folk og våre kandidater har jobb lenge før de er ferdige.
5 av topp 15 på Forbes liste “Top Jobs 2013” er relatert til vårt fagområde.
Prognoser fra USA viser økt behov i årene fremover.
Wordfeud: Håkon Bertheussen
Funrun: Dirtybit – No. 1 in Appstore in USA
Kahoot!: Alf Inge Wang – Teknologibragden 2014
US Bureau of Labor Statistics for 2010-2020 anslår flere jobber innen IKT enn innen alle andre ingeniørdisipliner til sammen.
IT-firmaer får ikke nok folk og våre kandidater har jobb lenge før de er ferdige.
5 av topp 15 på Forbes liste “Top Jobs 2013” er relatert til vårt fagområde.
Prognoser fra USA viser økt behov i årene fremover.