1. The Thesis – analytical, synthetic, research-oriented – is carried out by students on any subject of the taught courses, in order to complete the deepening in the scientific field they have chosen.
2. The topics of the Diplomas are determined under the responsibility of the instructors.
3. The topics of the Diplomas concern the broader field of Civil Engineering, both in theoretical and computational/numerical, as well as experimental areas of interest.

Learning Outcomes

With the Diploma Thesis, the student engages with an application and/or research subject, learning to analyse and synthesise elements, exploring a specialised field of Civil Engineering science that they have chosen.

With the successful completion of the Thesis II, the student will be able to:

• Apply laboratory or field measurement methods, and/or develops or implements related software for the analysis of a specific topic.
• Evaluate results theoretically/analytically, or/and computationally/numerically, or/and experimentally (laboratory or field) that have emerged within the framework of the analysis of a specific topic.
• Compile results and draw conclusions on a specific topic that has been assigned to him.
• Write a complete text that includes the entire study (introduction, analysis presentation, results, conclusions) on the assigned topic.
• Organise the presentation of his work to an audience relevant to the subject matter assigned to him.
• Delve into more specific topics within the field of Civil Engineering.