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• Lezioni e esami

Esami di Laurea e Laurea Magistrale

Si richiama l’attenzione degli studenti, nella redazione della tesi di laurea, sul tema del  plagio , ovvero della copiatura (anche involontaria) senza citazione della fonte di parti di libri, saggi, tesi, articoli, progetti di altri autori.  

Questo costituisce l’appropriazione, tramite copia totale o parziale, della paternità di un’opera altrui.

Vi invitiamo, pertanto, a controllare i vostri elaborati e a citare sempre le fonti da cui traete testi e immagini .

In tal senso richiamiamo il seguente passaggio del  Codice etico e di comportamento del Politecnico di Milano : "Il Politecnico promuove l'integrità della ricerca, condanna il plagio e la violazione della proprietà intellettuale e fornisce occasioni perché tutti coloro che svolgono attività di ricerca abbiano un’adeguata formazione sull'etica e l'integrità nella ricerca.”

Regolamento d’Ateneo degli Esami di Laurea e di Laurea Magistrale, con integrazioni della Scuola di Ingegneria Industriale e dell’Informazione - in vigore dalla sessione di lauree di luglio 2021

Regolamento sulle norme di comportamento all'interno degli spazi dell'Ateneo

• Laurea Magistrale - Scadenze deposito Tesi on line

Deposito e approvazione online Tesi di Laurea Magistrale / Specialistica e Vecchio Ordinamento.

Le scadenze e le informazioni sul deposito e l’approvazione delle tesi sono pubblicate sul sito  https://www.biblio.polimi.it/servizi/come-fare-per/depositare-la-tesi  . 

Si invitano i laureandi a: 

• consultare la casella di posta elettronica istituzionale (polimi.it) cui saranno inviate comunicazioni riguardanti deposito e approvazione della tesi
• tenersi in contatto con il relatore nel periodo fra il deposito e la data di scadenza per l’approvazione della tesi

Regolamenti integrativi dei Corsi di Laurea e Laurea Magistrale

(aggiornati al 9 febbraio 2023)

• Ing. Energetica 
• Ing. Gestionale 
• Ing. Aerospaziale
• Ing. Meccanica 
• Ing. Informatica 
• Ing. Biomedica 
• Ing. Fisica 
• Ing. Matematica
• Ing. dei Materiali 
• Ing. della Produzione Industriale 
• Ing. dell'Automazione 
• Ing. Chimica 
• Ing. Elettrica 
• Ing. Elettronica 
• Ing. della Prevenzione e della Sicurezza nell’Industria di Processo 
• Music and Acoustic Engineering 

Rubriche di valutazione utilizzate per le Lauree Magistrali

Modello di relazione utilizzata per la valutazione delle tesi di LM

Modelli in formato Latex e Microsoft Word per le tesi di Laurea Magistrale

La Scuola ha predisposto un serie di formati disponibili agli studenti per la stesura della Tesi di Laurea Magistrale.

I template disponibili sono i seguenti:

• Tesi in formato “classico", da utilizzare per la scrittura della tesi nel formato tradizionale.
• Tesi in formato “articolo", da utilizzare in alternativa al formato classico per la scrittura della tesi in uno stile “journal paper" (approssimativamente 30 pagine). IMPORTANTE: L’utilizzo di questo secondo formato da parte dello studente va concordato con il relatore e deve essere consentito come prassi dal Corso di Studio.
• Executive Summary, da utilizzare per la scrittura del “Sommario Esteso" in caso di Tesi con Controrelatore.
• Scarica i formati per Latex
• Scarica i formati per MS Word

I formati per Latex sono disponibili anche in Overleaf: 

• Formato classico: https://www.overleaf.com/latex/templates/classical-format-thesis-scuola-di-ingegneria-industriale-e-dellinformazione-politecnico-di-milano/dkmvtndqkyxg  
• Formato articolo: https://www.overleaf.com/latex/templates/article-format-thesis-scuola-di-ingegneria-industriale-e-dellinformazione-politenico-di-milano/vtqgsrqwzdmy  
• Executive Summary: https://www.overleaf.com/latex/templates/executive-summary-scuola-di-ingegneria-industriale-e-dellinformazione-politenico-di-milano/yfvqyfyyhwrp  

Sospensione della attività didattiche

Nei Campus Leonardo e Bovisa nei giorni degli esami di Laurea le lezioni, le esercitazioni e le prove di valutazione della LT e della LM sono sospese alla mattina. Nel pomeriggio dalle ore 14,30 tali attività potranno essere riprese compatibilmente con la disponibilità delle aule. Nei Campus Leonardo e Bovisa nei giorni degli esami di Laurea Magistrale le lezioni, le esercitazioni e le prove di valutazione della LT e della LM sono sospese tutto il giorno. Nelle altre sedi le attività didattiche sono sospese secondo le modalità organizzative del calendario locale.

Commissioni di Laurea e Laurea Magistrale

Si ricorda che le commissioni saranno visibili 5 giorni prima dell'Appello di Laurea Magistrale nella pagina personale "SERVIZI ON LINE-> ISCRIZIONE ESAME FINALE".

Modalità di svolgimento degli appelli di Laurea

Modalità di svolgimento degli appelli di Laurea Magistrale

Coordinatore Commissione di Laurea e Laurea Magistrale

Prof.  Lorenzo Dozio

Responsabili delle Lauree

Ingegneria aerospaziale.

• Prof.ssa  Antonella Abbà  
• Prof.  Federico Piscaglia 

Agricultural  Engineering

• Prof. Giorgio Previati 
• Prof.  Gianni Ferretti

Ingegneria dell'Automazione

• Prof.  Alberto Leva  
• Prof. Simone Formentin  

Ingegneria Biomedica

• Prof.ssa  Manuela Galli  

Ingegneria Chimica

• Prof.  Carlo Giorgio Visconti    

Ingegneria Elettrica

• Prof.  Francesco Castelli Dezza  
• Prof.ssa  Simona Salicone 

Ingegneria Elettronica

• Prof.  Alessandro Sottocornola Spinelli  

Ingegneria Energetica

• Prof. Andrea Giostri
• Prof. Andrea Lucchini
• Prof. Federico Viganò  (Sede di Piacenza)

Ingegneria Fisica

• Prof.  Davide Contini  

Ingegneria Gestionale

• Prof.ssa Angela Tumino
• Prof.  Mariano Corso  (Sede di Cremona)
• Prof.  Luca Gastaldi  (Sede di Cremona)

Ingegneria Informatica (Milano)

• Prof. Antonio Miele
• Prof.  Matteo Rossi

Ingegneria Informatica (Cremona)

• Prof.  Luciano Baresi 
• Prof. Alberto Leva

Ingegneria Matematica

• Prof.ssa  Laura Sangalli 
• Prof.  Daniele Marazzina 

Ingegneria dei Materiali e delle Nanotecnologie

• Prof. Luca Giampaolo Nobili  (Magistrale)
• Prof. Carlo Spartaco Casari (Triennale)

Ingegneria Meccanica (Piacenza)

• Prof. Paolo Albertelli 

Ingegneria Meccanica (Lecco)

• Prof.  Mario  Covarrubias
• Prof.  Riccardo Gerosa 

Ingegneria Meccanica (Milano)

• Prof. Stefano Manzoni

Ingegneria Nucleare

• Prof. David Dellasega
• Prof. Elena Macerata

Ingegneria della Prevenzione e della Sicurezza nell'Industria di Processo

• Prof.  Carlo Giorgio Visconti  

Ingegneria della Produzione Industriale

• Prof.  Andrea Vania  

Ingegneria delle Telecomunicazioni

• Prof.  Claudio Maria Prati  
• Prof.  Marco Marcon  

Music and Acoustic Engineering

• Prof.  Giuseppe Bertuccio 
• Prof.  Fabio Antonacci 

Food Engineering

• Prof. Fabio Parmeggiani

Mobility Engineering

• Prof.ssa Monica Nicoli  

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Regolamento che disciplina l’accreditamento e l’accesso dei fotografi al Politecnico di Milano in occasione degli esami di laurea.

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Graduation Thesis - PowerPoint Models

Synthetic program : Powerpoint presentation template for Degree Thesis at the Politecnico di Milano. It contains indications and suggestions for an optimal rendering of the graphs created with MatLab.

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Powerpoint presentation template for Degree Thesis at the Politecnico di Milano. It contains indications and suggestions for an optimal rendering of the graphs created with MatLab.

Degree Defence

• April 22, 2020December 16, 2023

Download  Regulation  for the Degree and Master Degree exam.

Master Degree

For the Thesis, the use of the  template provided by the School . 

The presentation must be prepared in Powerpoint format. The PC and the projector will be made available in the room (no need to bring your PC).

The time slot for the presentation of a regular Thesis (i.e., Thesis with opponent examiner) is 15 minutes (extended to 20 minutes for Thesis co-authored by two students).

The time slot for the presentation of a reduced Thesis (i.e., without opponent examiner) is 10 minutes (extended to 15 minutes for reduced Thesis co-authored by two students).An optimized presentation usually foresees one slide per minute. You can use this  presentation template .

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Folders and files, repository files navigation, the polimi press package.

Welcome to the Polimi Press Package , comprising themes and templates for the most popular applications for word-editing and presentations. All the files in this repo are developed for the students of Biomedical Engineering at Politecnico di Milano. For this reason, the remainder of the files will use Italian as main language.

Not Italian / Not of Biomedical Engineering? Do not worry! Just send me an e-mail or open an issue and I'll do my best to provide new files and translations.

Table of Contents

Scope of the repository, architecture of the repository.

Develop a large enough project, like a Thesis, is enough work for a small enough group of people. Typesetting the whole thing on top of making sense of the phrases and create a decent presentation may require too much (unavailable) time. Doing so following all of the prescribed rules set by the Politecnico is a dream for most people. By releasing these files under the MIT Licence I hope to ease a lot of work from your shoulders. In here you will find templates, styling files, examples and so on for diverse popular applications. You may downoad them, install them and customize them to fullfil your most higher expectations.

The repo is organized as follows:

All files are provided as they are, with no implicit or explicit warranty of any kind. While I always do my best to provide top notch quality of files, I'm only human and working on this project in my spare time. For a professional level editing, issue-tracking and service, consider hiring me.

Why isn't my School / Study course represented in the repo?

Probably because I didn't have the chance to look up the rules specific for your course and make the necessary modifications to the files. You can open a ticket suggesting the files with the rules specific to your School. While I may not look into it immediately, I'll do my best to update this as often as I can.

I want to contribute, how can I?

You can open a ticket suggesting new features, reporting bugs and discussing in general. You can always send up your files to the repo, just use the correct file structure (see section 2) and clear up any whopsie-commits before pushing.

How can I remain posted on the development of this project?

Currently, there is no mailing list set up. However, you can stay posted reading this page .

The folder /DEIB is not following the standard given convention, why is it?

The /DEIB package is a merge of the Classic DEIB thesis template from https://github.com/Lordmzn/ClassicThesis-at-DEIB .

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The Artificial Intelligence and Robotics Lab of Politecnico di Milano

This is a collection of miscellaneous resources that may be useful to you as an AIRLab user.

If you think you have something that deserves adding to this list, tell your advisor!

Writing and Reading

• Suggestions to write well can help to produce a good thesis, as well as good scientific publications in general. Here is the part of the 14 steps to write well found on the San Francisco Edit company site that Andrea Bonarini shares.
• Suggestions to write a good (and possibly accepted!) paper are on the Elsevier site .
• You can access all the papers for which Politecnico has bought a subscription even when you are at home if you enable the Politecnico proxy .

How to write your thesis

• AIRLab’s directions about preparing and writing your thesis [also, talk to your supervisor(s) about how you should use the templates linked below]
• AIRLab’s template for thesis presentations, in pdf and ppt formats.
• A collection of thesis-related information published by Polimi’s School of Industrial and Information Engineering…
• direct links to Polimi’s LaTeX and MS Word templates
• (for LaTeX) Overleaf templates for classical format , article format , executive summary

Software and programming

• Go to our ROS HOWTO page for advice and tutorials about ROS (Robot Operating System)
• How to get rid of Delay() in Arduino (Please, do this) Part1 Part2
• If you do not know Arduino or would like to understand how to use it at best, you may refer to The Adafruit lessons or directly to the less clear, but “official” Arduino pages .
• Here are 200+ videos explaining basics of using Arduino and useful tricks .
• Someone wrote some advice about writing code
• Info about Mathematica
• How to plot using gnuplot in your C/C++ project Gnuplot in cpp
• A few resources on Low Cost RTK GPS that might be useful
• Need to design a new robot and have no ideas bout how to select the basic elements? Have a look here and then talk with your advisor, before taking any decision.
• Tutorial on LED selection and use.
• Some practical hints about LiPo Batteries
• All about LiPo Batteries
• Need to learn how to solder ? Here’s a handy comic explaining the basics in a very clear way.
• Need the US name for that bit of mechanics? Use this useful chart . By the way, at the same place you can find other useful stuff of the same type.
• All about motors
• Small tutorial on (motor choices, wheel diameter, etc) mechanics for mobile robot design
• Tutorial on designing and making Omni-wheeled Robots
• Tutorial on making 433MHz antennas which largely improve the performance of transmitters/receivers.
• Some useful addresses and links about shops, stores, factories, online catalogues. With some of them we have partnerships for discounts. You can find information here .

Version Control (GIT)

• A short guide to git

Producing videos and publishing them

• Usually, at the end of the project, people tend to produce a video and put it on the web. The best way to do this is to produce a video and then send it to Prof. Andrea Bonarini to have it published on the YouTube channel of the AIRLab.

Master of Science > Final Exam

Final exam regulations

The final Degree Examination consists in the discussion of a  thesis work . The regulations on how to write a final thesis are available on the School of Industrial and Information Engineering website .

For more information, download the supplementary regulation supplementary regulations for the final examination of the Bachelor and Master of Science degree.

Thesis offers

Final Thesis Topics - Check the projects available for your final Dissertation/Thesis using the dedicated search engine .

PhD thesis presentation

The presentation of a PhD thesis and its discussion are the final steps in the career of all PhD candidates. 

Research contribution

The PhD thesis is expected to present original research contributions developed during the PhD studies of the candidate. The thesis, as well as the research work, is developed under the guidance of a supervisor.

The thesis may include previously published work by the candidate, provided that the previously published material is cited appropriately in the thesis and the contribution of the author is clarified. Materials derived from the work of other authors must be properly referenced in the thesis and, if the exact words are reported, they must be cited in quotes.

The degree of originality of all PhD Theses will be assessed also through the use of anti-plagiarism software.

The evaluation of the thesis is performed in three phases: 

• by external reviewers
• by the Board of Professors of the PhD Programme
• during a public presentation of the thesis by the candidate to a final exam committee, followed by a discussion with the candidate on the contents of the thesis.

The detailed procedures are defined by the PhD Programme in which the candidate is enrolled. 

We suggest writing your thesis in A4 or A5 format; however, different formats will be allowed.

Examples of templates: 

• Sample Latex Doctoral thesis template (not compulsory)
• Sample PDF Doctoral thesis template (not compulsory)
• Sample RTF Doctoral thesis template (not compulsory)

Publication of the thesis

According to the law, all PhD theses are deposited at the National libraries of Rome and Florence, where they can be consulted locally. The candidates admitted to the final exam must deposit their thesis electronically before the final exam; when depositing the thesis they may decide whether to give public or limited access to the thesis in the Politesi repository of Politecnico di Milano, where all theses are recorded and listed after the defense.

For the procedures for the final exam registration and thesis deposit please visit this webpage

The best thesis in the area of Applied Sciences and Technologies may be proposed for publication in the Polimi-SpringerBriefs Series of  Springer, subject to an international evaluation of the submission. Further details on this series and submission procedures are available on  http://www.springer.com/series/11159   and on the Intranet page .

Thesis information are also available at PhD School formal regulations are available here

Online thesis submission

General information, preparation of the thesis, thesis submission support.

Watch a short video tutorial  on the online post-graduate thesis submission procedure.

April 2024 Session : Dates of the Online Thesis submission  

Before submitting the thesis you must first  be registered for the degree exam session . For  more information :  Degree examination

Graduating students are invited to check their institutional inbox (@mail.polimi.it) for communications concerning thesis submission and approval and to keep in touch with their supervisor in the period between submission and the deadline for approval of the thesis.  

For PhD theses: go to the website of  PhD School

To find out about the  preparation rules  and all the  instructions  for submission of the thesis you can view  POLItesi instructions

For contrasting any form of plagiarism the University has equipped researchers and professors with a software which facilitates their activity in checking and evaluating the originality of their students’ Graduation ( Compilatio ) and Doctoral Theses    ( Turnitin ).

WHAT IS PLAGIARISM

To be sure to respect the rules on Copyright and not to commit an involuntary plagiarism, you must know that plagiarism means presenting someone else's work as if it were your own. It is allowed to take other persons' ideas only if the author and his original work are clearly mentioned.

As stated in its  Code of Ethics and Conduct , Politecnico “promotes the integrity of research, condemns manipulationand the infringement of intellectual property”, and gives opportunity to all those who carry out research activities to have an adequate training on ethical conduct and integrity while doing research.

To be sure to respect the copyright rules: 

• read the  guides  on Copyright legislation and citation styles 
• read the  FAQ on Copyright

You can also attend the  courses  which are periodically organised on "Bibliographic citations and bibliography management".  For further information

For information and assistance on the online submission of the post-graduate thesis you can:

• read the FAQ for who has to deposit his thesis: you find them at the bottom of this page
• fill out the assistance request form
• book an appointment at the virtual desk
• contact the Reference service at Leonardo Campus Library. 

Who is the author of the thesis?

The author of the thesis is the degree candidate. Given that a thesis is often the result of a process of team work, involving several personas or entities, the degree candidate, as the formal author of its "illustration" must be careful not to damage the rights of other subjects involved; such rights may damaged, for example, by using material of others without permission or releasing news or information relating to projects carried out by bodies or institutions. The author must be aware that when he writes the thesis he must respect the rights of others and that such legal obligation holds both for the digital version as well as the printed version of his work.

Who possesses the economic exploitation rights of the thesis?

The degree candidate, in addition to the moral rights, also possesses the economic exploitation rights of his work, unless his research has been financed by third parties. In this case it is the contract with the financing body which determines if and which economic exploitation rights stay with the author and/or the university. The new university regulations concerning intellectual property (patents) aim at establishing advantageous conditions both for those applying for patents via the university as well as the university supporting the corresponding costs. Should the professor and his research group have stipulated a contract with an external financer and should such contract foresee confidentiality, it is necessary to pay attention to the accessibility option choices during the online deposit of the thesis.

Can I use protected material in my thesis?

In general, material in the public domain or parts thereof may be inserted in the thesis or that for which written permission from the owners of the rights has been obtained. Inserting material or blocks of material (via copy and paste) of others for which permission has not been obtained can constitute a serious infringement. Such material or parts thereof may be used as content only if "re-elaborated" in their expressive form.

Various types of material: Photos/images. According to paragraph 1 bis of article 70 of the authors' rights law "free publication, without charge, of low-resolution or downgraded images and music on the internet is allowed for teaching or scientific purposes and only in the case in which usage is not for profit [...]". It is possible therefore to use protected images in a thesis as long as the quality of the image is downgraded or in low resolution.

Articles. Insertion of parts of articles should be used with great care. Since, in addition to any authors' rights, also publication rights may exist it is always advisable to ask the permission of the publisher. Use of such material is in any case subject to written authorisation from the owners of the rights (in most cases the publisher). Insertion of entire articles should nevertheless be avoided. In order to highlight the above publications, mention should be made both in the text as well as in the bibliography.

Brief quotations. Brief quotations of other protected works may be inserted, citing the source, subject to the limits of article 70 of the authors' rights law: "the quotation or reproduction of passages or parts of a work and their communication to the public may be freely carried out if used for criticism or discussion, subject to the limits justified for such ends and as long as they do not constitute competition to the economic use of the work; if carried out for teaching or scientific research purposes this must be for illustration and not commercial purposes".

How can I ask for permission of use of third-party material?

The request must be sent to the holders of the rights (for example: to the society of your study stage, to the Department who hold the research project or to the publisher to which the economic exploitation rights have been sold).

The request should indicate:

• contact: including postal address, telephone and e-mail;
• details of the material for which you are applying for authorisation (title of article or book, author(s), ISSN/ ISBN, volume, year, issue and pages;
• details on the use of the material: full article, parts thereof, graphs, tables;
• details on how the material will be used and which option will chosen for the publication of your thesis on the Institutional Archive POLITESI.

What do I do in case of thesis subject to agreement with third parties?

If the thesis is part of a wider research project for which an agreement with an external research or financing body for publication and diffusion of the thesis only once the entire research project has been completed has been stipulated, it is legitimate that an embargo period be requested. If you have any doubts, ask at your supervisor or contact the Reference service in Leonardo Campus Library   before submitting the thesis.

What should I do if I wanted to patent my thesis?

Patents and authors' rights are two separate and parallel worlds. The patent protects a technical solution to a technical problem and requires research innovation which can bring about an improvement in the technical state of the art. If you are thinking to patent your idea, before the online deposit, contact the Technology Transfer Office .

Privacy. What is published in POLITESI of the data inserted in the procedure?

At the moment of the submission, the graduating student may decide whether the metadata sheet of the thesis will be published and viewable in Politesi or not. The short sheet of a thesis relating to a Laurea Magistrale (equivalent to a Bachelor of Science) contains the following information: Author, Supervisor, Co-Supervisor, School, Date, Academic Year, Title, Abstract. The short sheet of a PhD thesis contains the following information: Author, Supervisor, Coordinator, Tutor, Date, Title, Abstract.

Whether the deposited file(s) is/are published in POLITESI depends on the access option chosen by the author(s) at the time of deposit.

The sheet and file, if authorised by the graduating student, are published in the Politesi archive about 60 days after the date of thesis defence.

What are the options for accessing files after publication in the online thesis archive?

Possible options that authors can choose during the deposit phase are as follows:

• Accessible via Internet to all : The file will be accessible and downloadable via internet by anyone who may consult the archive POLITESI.
• Accessible via Internet to all starting from...:  The file will be accessible and downloadable via internet by anyone who may consult the archive POLITesi starting from 1 or 3 years after the date of its submission.
• Accessible via Internet only by authorised users (AunicaLogin or Shibboleth) : The file will be accessible and downloadable by any authenticated user (AunicaLogin or Shibboleth) who may consult the archive POLITesi. At the present time authorized users are: professors and all Politecnico staff, Politecnico students and ex-students with active AunicaLogin credentials. In the future authorized users could be also anyone with Shibboleth credentials (people from other universities and research institutions that have agreements with Politecnico di Milano).
• Accessible via Internet only by authorised users (AunicaLogin or Shibboleth) starting from... : The file will be accessible and downloadable by any authenticated user (AunicaLogin or Shibboleth) who may consult the archive POLITesi starting from 1 or 3 years after the date of its submission.
• Not accessible:  The file will be accessible and downloadable in the archive POLITesi only by the author/s, by the supervisor and by the Politecnico Administration Staff.

How to modify the accessibility option

To change the Accessibility Option of the thesis published in POLITESI, write to the support service  and we will send you form and instructions on how to proceed.

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