The Master's in Computer Engineering and Computers (MEIC) remains the Master's program with the most completed dissertations. In the previous academic year (2022/2023), MEIC students completed a total of 214 dissertations.

The dissertation topics are very comprehensive and apply the knowledge from the 5 scientific areas of DEI:

• Architectures and Operating Systems;
• Artificial Intelligence;
• Interaction and Graphics;
• Programming Methodology and Technology;
• Information Systems.

This impressive number of our students extends to the other participants in the dissertation evaluation process, where the professors of the Department of Computer Engineering (DEI) participated as Jury Presidents, Advisors, and Members.

As Jury Presidents participated in 246 dissertation discussions across the following programs:

• MEIC (214);
• METI (15);
• MISE (9);
• MEBiom (4);
• MECD (4).

As Advisors or co-Advisors, DEI professors participated in 311 dissertation processes across the following programs:

• MEIC (247);
• MEEC (19);
• METI (13);
• MECD (6);
• MEGIE (6);
• MEBiom (5);
• MISE (3);
• MMA (3);
• MEAer (2);
• MEGI (2);
• MSIDC (2);
• MEE (1);
• MEFT (1);
• MEMec (1).

DEI professors participated as Members in 396 dissertation processes:

• MEIC (308);
• MEEC (31);
• METI (16);
• MEBiom (11);
• MECD (8);
• MEGIE (6);
• MSIDC (4);
• MISE (3);
• MEAer (2);
• MEBiol (2);
• MEGI (2);
• MMA (2);
• MEE (1).

These are impressive numbers that fill the DEI with pride in the quantity and quality of work produced by both students and faculty members.

The list of all MEIC dissertations presented and approved in 2022/2023 can be accessed HERE.

In this list, you can find all the details of each dissertation.
Soon, all these dissertations will be made available in the Collective Catalog, the Repositório Institucional da Universidade de Lisboa.