Welcome toDepartment 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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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

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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

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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

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Overview of DSV’s organisation 2012

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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)

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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

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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

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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.

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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

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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

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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)

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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)

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Post-Graduate education – Ph.D programmes

• Computer and Systems Sciences

• Man-Machine Interaction

• IT and Learning (coming up)

• “Industry Ph.Ds”

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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 Studies16

International student exchangeNumerous 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)

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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

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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

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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

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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

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eGovlab

• Started in 2011

• A centre for excellence in e-Governance.

• To research and develop technologies as

well as methodologies and their

implications for inclusive governance and

citizen service delivery.

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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)

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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++

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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

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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

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