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Welcome to Department of Computer and Systems Sciences – DSV

Welcome to Department of Computer and Systems Sciences – DSV. Introduction. Established in 1965-1966 Faculty of Social Sciences Research, graduate and undergraduate education Cooperation with society at large Located in Kista Science City – one of the largest IT clusters in the world.

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Welcome to Department of Computer and Systems Sciences – DSV

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  1. Welcome toDepartment of Computer and Systems Sciences – DSV

  2. Introduction • Established in 1965-1966 • Faculty of Social Sciences • Research, graduate and undergraduate education • Cooperation with society at large • Located in Kista Science City – one of the largest IT clusters in the world

  3. We focus on bridging the gap between, on one hand information technology, on the other hand the social and the behavioural sciences and the humanities

  4. Our focus in the field is on design, construction and use of IT systems in their context – and on their relation to people, organizations and society

  5. DSV in approximate figures 2011 • Turnover: 200 MSEK • Number of employees: 211 (about 270 persons) • Total number of students per year: 5400; 40% women • Number of freshmen for larger course blocks: 800 • Number of undergraduate students: 1 350 • Number of master’s students: 200 • Number of doctoral students: 73; 23 women

  6. Overview of DSV’s organisation 2012

  7. Four strong profile areas • Conduct highly acclaimed research and have a leading position in four profile areas: • Artistic Technologies • E-government • ICT for Development (ICT4D) • Technology Enhanced Learning (TEL)

  8. Research areas • Business Process Management and Enterprise Modeling • Consumer-oriented mobile services • Data and text mining • Digital games • Digital Systems Security • E-government and E-democracy • ICT for Development (ICT4D) • Health Informatics • Immersive Participation • Interaction design • IT Management • Language Technology • Risk and decision analysis • Services Science • Technology Enhanced Learning

  9. Unit of Systems Analysis and Security (SAS) Key activities • decision and risk analysis • data mining • simulation of complex systems. • security, privacy and trust in systems • cyber security and forensics Cooperation and projects: • COINS: Controlled information security placing the reins of information security in the hands of the management and in cooperation with FOI and funded by MSO/KBM • University of Applied Sciences (CH), University of Ljubljana (SI), ENISA, . • Security, risk and sustainability in ICT4D • Building Cyber Scene Investigation lab

  10. Unit of Interaction, Design and Learning (IDEAL) • Flexible learning • Virtual cases f learning & assessment • Simulation for learning • ICT4D • Cooperation and projects: • Sci-Pro: An IT system that supports and controls the thesis process • Video/HyperCaster: Video storage and non-linear video in education • Virtual cases: Virtual patients, Virtual cases for assessment, Virtual cases in law • Simulation: Virtual scenarios for Rehabilltation of violent offenders • Cooperation with various partners such as Karolinska Institutet, Open University (UK), Delft, U. Of Eastern Finland, Copenhagen University, Stanford Univ etc.

  11. Unit of ACT in Communication with Technology • Internet of Things  • Sensors and more • Games and gaming • Mobile games • Social games • Game Development • Computer Science & Software Engineering

  12. Unit for Information Systems (IS) • Information systems design and use • Business process management • Enterprise modelling • IT management • Service science and innovation • Cooperation and projects: • Open Services in Social Care • IMAIL-Intelligent e-mail answering service for e-Government • HEXAnord – HEalth teXt Analysis network in the Nordic and Baltic countries • SAMMET – Methods for Customer Interactive Service Design • Service oriented business models for enterprise systems

  13. Undergraduate education – B.Sc. programmes • Computer and Systems Sciences • Computer Science (and Software Engineering) • Computer Game Development • Computer Game Development – Construction • Computer Game Development – Design • Digital Media (with Dept. of Education and Dept. of Journalism, Media, and Communication) • Business Administration and Information Technology (with Dept. of Business Administration) • Enterprise Systems and Service Design • Interaction Design • Market Communication and Information Technology (with Dept. of Advertising and Public Relations)

  14. Graduate education– M.Sc. programmes • Computer and Systems Sciences (One year M.Sc.) • Computer and Systems Sciences; incl. special tracks • Health Informatics (joint degree with Karolinska Institutet) • Information Systems Management • Strategic Management and Information Technology (with Dept. of Business Administration) • Information and Communication Technology for Development (ICT4D) • ICT, learning and educational design (with Dept. of Education) • Online IT Project Management (Distance M.Sc. program)

  15. Post-Graduate education– Ph.D programmes • Computer and Systems Sciences • Man-Machine Interaction • IT and Learning (coming up) • “Industry Ph.Ds”

  16. Collaborations within education • Stockholm Academy of Dramatic Arts • Karolinska Institutet • KTH Royal Institute of Technology • School of Information and Communication Technology • Royal Institute of Art • Royal College of Music in Stockholm • Stockholm University: • Dept. of Education • Dept. of Journalism, Media, and Communication • Dept. of Business Administration • Dept. of Advertising and Public Relations • Dept. for Musicology and Performance Studies • Dept. of Cinema Studies

  17. International student exchange Numerous university-wide agreements and departemental agreements in: Europe: • Austria (3) • Bulgaria • Finland (2) • France (5) • Germany (3) • Greece • Lithuania • The Netherlands • Portugal • Switzerland • Turkey (4) Africa: • Morocco Asia: • China (5)

  18. Spider – Swedish Program for ICT in Developing Regions • Sida funded • 2003–2013 • Promotion and diffusion of Information and Communication Technology by building human capacity and enhancing knowledge for societal sustainability and progress in developing regions

  19. Mobile Life Centre • Government funded (Vinnex) • 2007–2017 • The Centre includes research on consumer-oriented mobile and ubiquitous services • Partners: Ericsson AB, Nokia Corporation, Microsoft Research, TeliaSonera, City of Stockholm, Kista Science City, STING, Company P, Bambuser

  20. DAC – Digital Art Center • A real place where research and innovation in technology, media, and art are created and centered around the visibility and prominence of Kista • Established in 2010 • Key players in the DAC are Stockholm University, Atrium Ljungberg, Interactive Institute, Swedish ICT, Library Stockholm, Kista Science City and Dreamhack 20

  21. Centre for Creation (Gestaltning) • Started in 2011 • Key players are Stockholm University, Royal Institute of Art, Stockholm Academy of Dramatic Arts, Royal College of Music in Stockholm, the City of Stockholm and Kista Theatre • Funded by City of Stockholm 21

  22. eGovlab • Started in 2011 • A centre for excellence in e-Governance. • To research and develop technologies as well as methodologies and their implications for inclusivegovernance and citizen service delivery. 22

  23. Service Science and Innovation (SSI) • Established in 2010 • Research on the design of public services and service systems for more efficient public service, consequently contributing to enhanced democracy • Partners are i.a. IBM, SU Innovation and STING (Stockholm Innovation and Growth)

  24. Cooperation with Industry • Program for Service Science and innovations (SSI) • Cooperation's with Stockholm Business Region, for instance, World Expo 2010 • Participated in Kista Science City's about 50-100 visits to companies 2010 • PhD Forum • DSV Career, a thesis service for student collaborations • Collaboration with SU Innovation • Supports the DSV's alumni association DSV++ 24 24 24 24

  25. Kista Theatre • Cooperation with Kista Theatre in projects such as: • Antigones dagbok – an ancient drama played outdoors with the audience´s mobile phones • I'm your body – a tool, a game and a game for mobile phones • Samtider 2010 – students creates their own stories – a form of personal maps – by using mobile phones and blogs as tools • Nere på jorden – in joint with DSV’s researchers, a digital platform was developed – a pedagogical tool for teachers to address the complex issues before and after the play 25

  26. IT-ikapp • Cooperation with Kista folkhögskola in the project IT-ikapp • Goal: to reduce the digital divide and contribute to the digitally excluded groups in the community so they would be able to find the way to studies at university level • IT-ikapp has resulted in a handbook for computer use in Swedish, Arabic and Somali languages 26 26 26

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