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Message from the Department Chair of the Department of Digital Systems

The Department Chair would like to welcome you to the official website of the Department of Digital Systems of the University of Piraeus. The main aim of this website is to inform all interested parties in the academic, research and development activities of our Department.

The department covers (through the curricula and the conducted academic research) important areas of the widely and rapidly developing field of Digital Systems and ICT. Specifically, the department’s curricula and research cover the areas of digital/network services, big data processing, artificial intelligence, biomedical and health informatics, broadband (wireless and optical) networks, e-learning and educational technology as well as the techno-economical management and security of digital systems.

The department’s Undergraduate Programme lasts eight semesters (4 years) and is divided into the following areas of study: the “Telecommunications & Networks” (T&N) area, the “Software & Data Systems” (SDS) area, the “Computational Infrastructures & Services” (CIS) area, the “Security” (SEC) area and the Teaching Qualification (ICT) area. The programme awards 240 European Credit Transfer and Accumulation System (ECTS) credits and is designed to prepare scientists who can successfully deal with the complex issues of developing, implementing and managing systems and services of modern technology. Additionally, the Department’s graduates are fully vested to work in the Greek Public Sector, in Computer Science.

The Department of Digital Systems offers ten Postgraduate Programmes:

The Postgraduate Programme in “Information Systems & Services” leads to a Master’s Degree (M.Sc.) of 90 ECTS credits in one of the following areas of study:
- Advanced Information Systems
- Big Data and Analytics
- IT Governance
The Postgraduate Programme in “e-Learning” leads to a Master’s Degree (M.Sc.) of 90 ECTS credits in the area of study “e-Learning”.
The Postgraduate Programme in “Digital Communications & Networks” leads to a Master’s Degree (M.Sc.) of 90 ECTS credits in the area of study “Digital Communications & Networks”.
The Postgraduate Programme in “Digital Systems Security” leads to a Master’s Degree (M.Sc.) of 90 ECTS credits in the area of study “Digital Systems Security”.
The Postgraduate Programme in “Techno-economic Management of Telecommunication Systems” leads to a Master’s Degree (M.Sc.) of 90 ECTS credits in the area of study “Techno-economic Management of Telecommunication Systems”.
The Postgraduate Programme in “Law and Information and Communication Technologies” leads to a Master’s Degree (M.Sc.) of 90 ECTS credits in the area of study “Law and Information and Communication Technologies”.
The Postgraduate Programme in “Climate Crisis and Information and Communication Technologies” leads to a Master’s Degree (M.Sc.) of 90 ECTS credits in the area of study “Climate Crisis and Information and Communication Technologies”.
The Department of Digital Systems participates in the Inter – University Postgraduate Programme “Health Care Management – Health Informatics”.
The Department of Digital Systems participates in the Inter – University Postgraduate Programme “Digital Health and Analytics”.
The Department of Digital Systems participates in the Inter – University Postgraduate Programme “Artificial Intelligence”.

The Department also offers the opportunity to all qualified graduates of recognized Greek or foreign Universities to conduct research that leads to a Ph.D.

The Department hosts the following research laboratories: “Network-Oriented Systems & Services ”, “Digital Health Services”, “Telecommunication Networks & Integrated Services”, “Systems Security”, “Telecommunication Systems”, “Media Technologies and Intelligent Systems (METIS)”, “Artificial Intelligence” and “Computational Biomedicine”. All of them are active at the National and International levels.

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The Department Chair

Professor George Efthymoglou

About the Department

Mission

Learning Objectives and Skills

Students’ professional privileges

Quality Assurance

The Department of Digital Systems in Numbers

Mission

The mission of the Department of Digital Systems is to train young scientists in cutting-edge technologies across different fields of study in information systems, software engineering, data analytics, artificial intelligence, telecommunications, networks, cybersecurity and privacy, computational biomedicine, multimedia, and digital technologies in education and governance. The Undergraduate Program of Studies (POC) aims to create skilled scientists capable of contributing to the development, implementation and management of modern digital technology systems through the acquisition of knowledge as well as the development of critical thinking and skills such as teamwork, time management, and interpersonal communication. These skills combined with specialized knowledge in cutting-edge technologies give our graduates the necessary skills for future success in the professional sector.

Learning Objectives and Skills

The Department of Digital Systems has the mission to train young scientists in cutting-edge technologies that belong to different fields of study and concern information systems, software technology, data analysis, artificial intelligence, telecommunications, networks, cyber security and privacy, computational biomedicine, multimedia, and digital technologies in education and governance. The Undergraduate Study Programme aims to create specialized scientists capable of contributing to the development, implementation and management of modern digital technology systems, as well as to educate them in developing critical thinking, expressing themselves accurately, and theoretical thinking.

The learning objectives of the programme include the acquisition of knowledge and understanding of the technologies involved in creating software, telecommunications hardware, and network services, the familiarization of students with algorithms and complexity, internet protocols and network management, the implementation of applications and services, as well as their familiarization with risk analysis and management methodologies to design and develop secure systems. The laboratory courses aim to help students delve into programming, operating systems, databases, and the design and simulation of telecommunication networks and systems. Upon completion of the undergraduate programme, students will be able to analyze and evaluate the requirements of a system as well as set specifications and design integrated solutions. Laboratory courses and homework assignments aim to help students with the design and implementation of online applications and telecommunications systems, databases, the use of cloud computing methods, signal and image processing, network and information system security and applications using methods of artificial intelligence.

The students of the Department acquire skills and knowledge about the low-level intricacies of computer and operating systems, learn to analyze, design, implement and evaluate software applications based on the principles of procedural and object-oriented programming languages, analyze and design relational databases, utilize and evaluate database management systems and their components, apply development methodologies for information systems, possess theoretical knowledge of data structures and have the ability to implement structures in software under specific functional and non-functional requirements, understand the operation and performance evaluation of network and internet protocols, understand the principles of electromagnetic wave propagation and antenna types, design and obtain the performance of wireless terrestrial and satellite links as well as broadband telecommunications systems, create digital learning systems and develop educational software applications, as well as being able to choose appropriate security measures so that systems and services are protected from possible malicious actions and attacks.

Students’ professional privileges

The Undergraduate Studies Programme is designed to prepare scientists capable of successfully coping with complex design, development and implementation problems of modern digital technology. Graduates of the Department have already staffed IT and telecommunications companies in the public and private sectors, both in Greece and abroad, as well as educational organizations. Also, many of our graduates follow the research path both in Greece and abroad.
Qualifications for appointment as IT in positions in public sector bodies (P.D. 347/2003, Government Gazette 315/A’/31-12-2003)
Qualifications for appointment as Information Technology, Secondary Education Teaching Staff of the Ministry of National Education and Religious Affairs (P.D. 268/2004, Government Gazette 268/A’/28-12-2004)
Professional Qualification of Graduate Engineers and Graduates of University Education in the fields of Information Technology and Telecommunications (P.D. 44/2009, Government Gazette 58/8-4-2009
Pedagogical competence
According to paragraph 2(b) of article 66 (Transitional Provisions) of Law 4589/2019, Government Gazette 13/A’/29-1-2019, “(b) Those who were admitted during the academic years 2013- 2014 and 2014-2015 to teacher training colleges, as defined in par. 2013 and 2013, as defined in article 8, paragraph 2 of article 8 of Law No. 3194/2003 (A΄267)”, those admitted to the Department of Digital Systems, until the academic year 2014-15, are not subject to the provisions of paragraphs 3 and 4 of Article 54.
Granting of a certificate of pedagogical competence to graduates of the Department admitted up to the academic year 2023-24

According to the 11/04/2019 decision of the Assembly of the Department of Digital Systems and the 13/05/2019 decision of the Senate of the University of Piraeus, regarding the acquisition of basic pedagogical and teaching theoretical training and practical training in the Special Subject (PE86, Computer Science) from the undergraduate curriculum of the Department of Digital Systems, the following applies:

A new horizontal track is created, entitled Pedagogical and Teaching Competencies (PTI), with nine (9) courses (one (1) Core and eight (8) Elective).
The titles of three (3) existing courses, which were included in the PTI Direction, are modified in order to reflect more accurately the course content. The mapping to the previous titles is as follows:
- - The course of the 6th-semester entitled “Applications of Digital Media in Education” is renamed to “Educational Technology”
  - The 7th-semester course entitled “Educational Design” is renamed to “Educational Design STEM”
The course of the 8th-semester entitled “Teaching of Digital Technologies” is renamed to “Teaching of Informatics” 3) Graduates who have successfully completed and passed six (6) courses (1 Core and 5 Elective), for a total of 30 ECTS (6*5)
Students are allowed to choose additional courses in each semester from the 5th to the 8th semester for courses from different directions to be available. Consequently, students are allowed to select and take more courses than are strictly necessary for the degree, adding the rest to the diploma supplement.
The choice of courses to be included in the final degree grade will not be related to the possible acquisition of proficiency but will be decided by the student with a declaration to the Department’s Secretariat.

Quality Assurance

Quality Policy

The Department of Digital Systems recognizes quality as a key means of achieving an excellent level of academic and research work. Staff and students develop activities that are consistent with the quality policy of the Department and in line with the values and goals of the University of Piraeus.

The Digital Systems Department’s Quality Policy expresses the terms and states the Department’s commitment to ensure the quality of its programs, as well as its overall performance, in line with the international requirements for higher education quality. The Quality Policy applies to all members of the academic community of the Department including parties who in any way cooperate, assist and are affected by the quality of the Department’s work and results.

DECLARATION OF QUALITY POLICY OF THE DEPARTMENT OF DIGITAL SYSTEMS

In view of the above, the Department of Digital Systems is committed to implement a Quality Policy that defines specific goals, means and processes of quality, evaluation and continuous improvement, supporting its academic profile, orientation and goals of its curricula, the development of its human resources (staff and students), the development of its research action, and the development of innovation, reinforcing its interconnection with international bodies and with the local community.

To implement this Policy, the Digital Systems Division commits to implement quality processes that ensure:

(a) The appropriateness of the structure and organization of curricula
(b) The pursuit of learning outcomes and qualifications in accordance with the European and National Higher Education Qualifications Framework
(c) The promotion of the quality and effectiveness of teaching work
(d) The relevance of the qualifications of the teaching staff to its targeted outcomes and goals
(e) The promotion of the quality and quantity of the research work of the academic unit members
(f) The interconnection between teaching and research
(g) The graduates meet the labor market expectations
(h) The quality of support services, such as administrative services, libraries and student care services
(i) The conduct of the annual review and internal audit of the quality assurance system in cooperation of the Internal Evaluation Groups with the University of Piraeus Quality assurance Unit and the Quality Assurance & Accreditation Authority for Quality in Higher Education.

The Quality Policy expresses the Department’s commitment to the recognition of quality as the main means of achieving high-quality academic and research work. Staff and students work and collaborate in accordance with the values and objectives of the University and the Department, embrace its Vision, Mission and Strategy, adopt common policies, recognise best practices and participate in continuous improvement processes.

Certification

The Department of Digital Systems’ Undergraduate Programme of Studies was accredited by the National Authority for Higher Education in 2019. Accreditation is a quality assurance process carried out on the basis of specific, predefined, internationally accepted and pre-published quantitative and qualitative criteria and indicators, aligned to the Principles and Guidelines for Quality Assurance in the European Higher Education Area (ESG 2015).

The purpose of the accreditation of a curriculum is to ensure the quality of higher education, as well as the efficiency and transparency of the overall operation of Higher Education Institutes.

The conclusions of the committee that conducted the assessment are very positive for the department, praising the painstaking efforts of all its stakeholders and at the same time offering motivation to continue operating at even higher levels of quality and productivity.

An excerpt of the conclusions included in the report of the external evaluation and accreditation committee is provided for illustrative purposes:

The Department closely adheres to the institutional principles (set by the University) which govern the collection of data regarding students, teaching staff, course structures, annual monitoring, assessments, progression, and completion rates.

The Department makes good use of the research funding it receives by equipping the labs to a very high standard, despite the obvious space restrictions, which affect virtually all campuses located in the centre of large capital cities.

The undergraduate program has adopted a wide range of modes of delivery (lectures, practicals, labs) and assessment methods (written and oral examinations, intermediate exercises, practical laboratory assessment, and coursework). Assessment criteria and methods are communicated at the beginning of each course electronically and during the first lecture.

The research activities of the academic staff are clearly one of the strengths of the department, as evidenced by the number of publications in high-quality journals and reputable conferences, the high number of citations, as well as research income and participation in prestigious European research projects (Horizon 2020).

The Department of Digital Systems in Numbers

Faculty	23
Postgraduate Programmes	10
Research laboratories	10
Papers in peer-reviewed journals	1.039
Papers in Conference Proceedings	1.923
Patents	17
International awards and distinctions	61
Citations	69.829
Research Projects (National & European)	31
IT projects by companies and organizations	52
External project partners	118

Undergraduate Studies

The Department of Digital Systems of the University of Piraeus was founded in 1999 and covers two important fields:

Network-Oriented Systems and Services
Telecommunication Systems and Networks

The transition to the Society of Information requires the emergence of skilled scientists capable of contributing to the development, implementation and management of modern digital technology systems.

On this basis, the Undergraduate Programme of Studies of the Department provides the following majors of study are available:

Major in “Telecommunications & Networks” (T&N)
Major in “Software & Data Systems” (SDS)
Major in “Computational Infrastructures & Services” (CIS)
Horizontal Major in “Security” (SEC)
Horizontal Major in “Teaching Qualification” (ICT)

The Department of Digital Systems offers a four-year Undergraduate Programme of Studies which corresponds to 240 credits of the European Credit Transfer and Accumulation System (ECTS) and awards, upon successful completion, a Bachelor’s degree in “Digital Systems”.

Postgraduate Studies

The Department of Digital Systems offers the following Postgraduate Study Programmes (MSc):

Postgraduate Programme in “Information Systems & Services”
This is a postgraduate programme leading to a Master’s Degree (M.Sc.) of 90 ECTSs in one of the following areas of study:
- Advanced Information Systems
- Big Data and Analytics
- IT Governance
Postgraduate Programme in “e-Learning”
This is a postgraduate programme leading to a Master’s Degree (M.Sc.) of 90 ECTSs in the area of study “e-Learning”.
Postgraduate Programme in “Digital Communications & Networks”
This is a postgraduate programme leading to a Master’s Degree (M.Sc.) of 90 ECTSs in the area of study “Digital Communications & Networks”.
Postgraduate Programme in “Digital Systems Security”
This is a postgraduate programme leading to a Master’s Degree (M.Sc.) of 90 ECTSs in the area of study “Digital Systems Security”.
Postgraduate Programme in “Techno-economic Management of Telecommunication Systems”
This is a postgraduate programme leading to a Master’s Degree (M.Sc.) of 90 ECTSs in the area of study “Techno-economic Management of Telecommunication Systems”.
Postgraduate Programme in “Law and Information and Communication Technologies”
This is a postgraduate programme leading to a Master’s Degree (M.Sc.) of 90 ECTSs in the area of study “Law and Information and Communication Technologies”.
Postgraduate Programme in “Climate Crisis and Information and Communication Technologies”
This is a postgraduate programme leading to a Master’s Degree (M.Sc.) of 90 ECTSs in the area of study “Climate Crisis and Information and Communication Technologies”.
Inter-University Postgraduate Programme “Health Care Management – Health Informatics”
The Department of Digital Systems participates in the Inter – University Postgraduate Programme «Health Care Management – Health Informatics».
Inter-University Postgraduate Programme in “Digital Health and Analytics”
The Department of Digital Systems participates in the Inter – University Postgraduate Programme “Digital Health and Analytics”.
Inter – University Postgraduate Programme in “Artificial Intelligence”
The Department of Digital Systems participates in the Inter – University Postgraduate Programme “Artificial Intelligence”.

PhD Studies

The PhD studies of the Department lead to the award of a PhD degree in the following general research areas:

Network-Oriented Systems and Services
Digital Health Services
Telecommunication Networks and Integrated Services
Security Systems
Intelligent Systems and Multimedia Technologies
Telecommunication Systems
Technology – Enhanced Learning

The preparation of a Doctoral Dissertation (D.D.) is governed by the relevant provisions and aims to create scientists capable of contributing to the progress of science through high-quality scientific research. Holders of a Master’s Degree (M.Sc.) are eligible to apply for a doctoral thesis. In exceptional cases, non-Masters degree holders may be admitted as doctoral candidates (Ph.D.).

Candidates for a doctoral thesis must have at least the following qualifications: (a) A degree or diploma from a higher education institution in Greece or an equivalent foreign degree recognised by the I.O.A.T.A.P., and (b) A certificate of sufficient knowledge of English. Foreign candidates must have an adequate knowledge of Greek.

Post-doctoral Studies

The Department of Digital Systems of the University of Piraeus offers the possibility of postdoctoral research by PhD students from either Greek or foreign universities in collaboration with faculty members of the Department.

Post-doctoral research within the Department is a source of collective excellence, high-level scientific collaboration and international distinction for the Department and the University in general. In these ways, postdoctoral research contributes to the quantitative and qualitative upgrading of research in the Department and to the transfer of know-how in new and dynamic research fields for the benefit of society and the national economy.

LLP - Erasmus

The Department’s bilateral agreements with European Universities in the framework of LLP – Erasmus are listed below:

European Universities for the Postgraduate Studies Programme (MSc)

Telecom SudParis (France)
Plymouth University (England)
University of Surrey (England)
University of Greenwich (England)
Universidad Politecnica de Catalunya (Spain)
University of Malaga (Spain)
KU Leuven (Belgium)
Universitat Regensburg (Germany)
Sapienza Universita di Roma (Italy)
Politecnico di Milano (Italy)
Universita degli Studi di Milano (Italy)
Universita degli Studi di Trento (Italy)
University of Groningen (Netherlands)
University of Vienna (Austria)

European Universities for the Undergraduate Programme of Studies (BSc)

University of Cyprus
Universidad de Granada (Spain)
KU Leuven (Belgium)
University of London (England)
University of Craiova (Romania)
West Pomeranian University of Technology (Poland)
University of Valladolid (Spain)
Stockholm University (Sweden)
Universitat Regensburg (Germany)
Afyon Kocatepe University (Turkey)
Universitatea Politehnica din Timisoara (Romania)
Warsaw Management Academy (Poland)

The coordinator of the Department of Digital Systems for Erasmus is Professor Apostolos Meliones.

More information about the Erasmus Lifelong Learning Programmes can be obtained from the International Relations Office of the University of Piraeus (Main Building, 4th floor, telephone (+30) 2104142245) and from http://erasmus.unipi.gr/.

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Faculty

Professors

Alexiou Aggeliki

Professor

Chalkidi Maria

Professor

Demestichas Panagiotis

Professor

Doulkeridis Christos

Professor

Efthimoglou Georgios

Professor

Department Chair

Filippakis Michael

Professor

Gkritzalis Stefanos

Professor

Kanatas Athanasios

Professor

Kyriazis Dimosthenis

Professor

Αντιπρύτανης Έρευνας και Διά Βίου Εκπαίδευσης

Lamprinoudakis Konstantinos

Professor

Magklogiannis Ilias

Professor

Dean of School

Maniatis Ioannis

Professor

Meliones Apostolos

Associate Professor

Paraskeva Foteini

Professor

Prentza Andriana

Professor

Retalis Simeon

Professor

Rouskas Angelos

Professor

Sampson Dimitrios

Professor

Sgouros Nikitas Marinos

Professor

Vouros Georgios

Professor

Xenakis Christos

Professor

Associate Professors

Vouyioukas Demosthenes

Associate Professor

Assistant Professors

Menychtas Andreas

Assistant Professor

Telelis Orestis

Assistant Professor

Emeritus Professors

George Vassilacopoulos

Professor, Ph.D. University of London

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Sokratis Katsikas

Professor, Ph.D. University of Patras

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Profile

Retired Faculty

Marinos Themistocleous

Professor, Ph.D. Brunel University, London, UK

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Profile

Vera Alexandra Stavroulaki

Assistant Professor, Ph.D. National Technical University of Athens

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Flora Malamateniou

Professor, Ph.D. National and Kapodistrian University of Athens

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Profile

Retired Faculty

Full name	Rank	E-mail
Marinos Themistocleous	Professor	mthemist@unipi.gr
Flora Malamatainiou	Professor	flora@unipi.gr
Vera Alexandra Stavroulaki	Professor	veras@unipi.gr

Emeritus Professors

Full name	Rank	E-mail
Georgios Vasilacopoulos	Professor	gvass@unipi.gr
Socratis Katsikas	Professor	ska@unipi.gr

Post-doctoral Researchers

Full name
Gallos Parisis
Georgiou Dimitra
Gotsis Antonis
Diamantopoulou Vasiliki
Dragonas Evangelos
Zarras Apostolos
Theodorou Paraskevi
Kiourtis Athanasios
Koufi Vassiliki
Lyvas Christos-Giasser
Malliatsos Konstantinos
Marantis Leonidas
Mavrogiorgou Argyro
Politis Ilias
Santipantakis Giorgos
Stilios Ioannis
Melliou Kyriaki
Menichtas Andreas
Michailidis Emmanouil
Petropoulou Urania
Farao Aristeidis

Ph.D.s

Full name
Alexiou Ekaterini
Altanis Ioannis
Anastopoulos Vassilios
Vavousis Konstantinos
Georgioopoulou Zafeiroula
Georgiou Dimitra
Goudosis Athanasios
Dragonas Evangelos
Theodorou Paraskevi
Kallipolitis Athanasios
Katelaris Leonidas
Kiourtis Athanasios
Kontogianni Georgia
Kofinas Panagiotis
Lyvas Christos-Giasser
Makri Eleni-Laskarina
Makridis Georgios
Malliaros Stefanos
Margaris Aristotelis
Mavrogiorgou Argyro
Mihota Alexandra
Belikaidis Ioannis-Prodromos
Bountakas Panagiotis
Mykoniati Maria
Mysirlaki Sofia
Nicolaides Victor
Stagias Ioannis

Ph.D. candidates

Full name
TOTOW TOM ATA JEAN DIDIER
ANGELLOGIANNI ANNA
ANGELOPOULOU JULIETA
ALAFOUZOU ANGELIKI
ALEXANDRIDIS THEODOSIOS-GEORGIOS
ALOIZOY VALERIA
AMERICANOS PARIS-PANAGIOTIS
ARMENIANAKOS CHARALABOS
VIDALIS SOULAS IOANNIS
VINACHELLA DIMITRA
BOUDOURIS ANASTASIOS
VOUZIS ELEFTHERIOS
GIAPANTZIS KONSTANTINOS
GOLIAS CHRISTOS
GOUNTOUMA MARIA
GLENIS APOSTOLOS
GRAMMATOPOULOS ATHANASIOS-VASSILEIOS
DARDANIS DEMETRIOS
DARRA ELENI
DEMETRIOU KYRIAKOS
DRIVAS GEORGIOS FRANGOS
DRITSA ALEXANDRA
ZAFEIROPOULOS NIKOLAOS
KARAGIANNIS GEORGIOS
KARAISKOU VASSILIKI
KARABA VASSILIKI
KARABELAS ANDREAS
KARASTATHIS RENOS
KARVOUNAS DEMETRIOS
KLEFTAKIS SPYRIDON
KOUKOURIKOS ANTONIOS
KOULOURIS DIONYSIOS
KOUMENTIS IOANNIS
KOUTROUMANIS NIKOLAOS
KOUTROUMPOUCHOS NIKOLAOS
KRAVARIS THEOCHARIS
LALOU STAVROULA
LYNARDATOU STAYROULA
MANIAS GEORGOS
MAVROGIANNIS PANAGIOTIS
MAVROGIORGOS KONSTANTINOS
MENEGATOS ANDREAS
MICHALOLIAKOS MICHAEL
MOUGIAKOU SOPHIA
BALASKAS GEORGIOS
MPAMPATSIKOS MICHAEL
MPASTAS ALEVIZOS
MPOLGOURRAS VAIOS
MPOLOUDAKIS MICHAEL
MYLONAS EVANGELOS
NEOFOTISTOU ELENI
NIKITOPOULOS PANAGIOTIS
ECONOMIDOU EUDOKIA
ECONOMOU EUTHYMIOS
PAPADOPOULOS GEORGIOS
PAPARIS GEORGIOS
PAPASOTIRIOU EVANGELOS
PARASKEVOULAKOU EFTERPI
PARDOS ANTHONIOS
PATERGIANAKIS ANTONIOS
PAULOPOULOS ADRIANOS
PETRATOS DIMITRIOS
POULAKIS IOANNIS
RAPTIS ANASTASIOS
RONTOU KALLIOPI
SIAPERA MARIA
SKIADAS PETROS
STAMBERNAS SOTIRIOS
STAUROU NIKOLAOS
STRATIDAKIS GEORGIOS
STYLIANOU IOANNIS
SFAKIANAKIS KONSTANTINOS
SYMVOULIDIS CHRYSOSTOMOS
TZIOMAKA-ANASTASAKI MELINA-ELEINE
TSEKENIS VASSILEIOS
TSIGKRIS ANDREAS
TSILIGKOS KLEOMENIS
FARAO ARISTIDES
FATOUROS GEORGIOS
FILIOS CONSTANTINOS
FRANGIADAKIS IOANNIS
HASSIOTOU SULTANA
CHELMI MARIA-NEFELI
CHITOS ANDREAS

Secretariat

Department of Digital Systems – Secretariat

The building of the Secretariat of the Department is located in Piraeus at 80-82 Zeas Street (2nd floor). The Secretariat of the Department serves undergraduate students every Monday-Wednesday-Friday from 11:30 – 14:00.

Address: University of Piraeus | Zeas 80-82, 185 34 Piraeus | Floor: 2nd | email: gramds@unipi.gr | Fax: 210-4142376

The Secretariat of the Department of Digital Systems consists of five members:

Full name	Office	Telephone	E-mail
Antoniou Paraskevi (Head Secretariat)	Zeas 80-82 (2nd floor)	210-4142235	panton@unipi.gr
Skountzou Sofia	Zeas 80-82 (2nd floor)	210-4142373	sskountz@unipi.gr
Frentzas Ioannis	Zeas 80-82 (2nd floor)	210-4142426	fretzas@unipi.gr
Plevritaki Anna	Zeas 80-82 (2nd floor)	210-4142076	anplevritaki@unipi.gr
Theodoropoulos Panagiotis	Zeas 80-82 (2nd floor)	210-4142369	ptheodor@unipi.gr

Secretariat of the President

The President’s Secretariat serves only matters concerning the Chair of the Department of Digital Systems and faculty members of the Department.

Address:University of Piraeus | 150 Odyssea Androutsou, 185 32 Piraeus | Floor: 5th | Tel: 210 4142751, 210 4142752 | Fax: 210 4142753

The members of the Presidential Secretariat are:

Full name	Office	Telephone	E-mail
Katerina Poupouza	Odyssea Androutsou 150, 185 32 Piraeus (5th Floor)	210-4142752	kpoupou@unipi.gr

Research Areas

Antenna technologies & smart antennas
Artificial Intelligence - Machine Learning
Assistive technologies in special education
Augmented and Virtual Reality in Education
Big Data
Bio-informatics
Biomedicine Engineering and Technology
Broadband transmission techniques
Cloud Computing
Data Mining
Design and simulation of dynamic spectrum assignment algorithms for cellular networks
Digital communication systems
Digital signal processing for telecommunications
Distributed Systems
E-commerce
Edge Computing
Energy-efficient fixed and mobile network infrastructure
Health Information Systems
Information Systems
Information and Communication Technologies in Education and Learning
Intelligent Agent Systems
Intelligent/cognitive/autonomous management
Internet of Things (IoT)
Knowledge Management in Health Care
Microwaves and transmission lines
Mobile communication systems
Multimedia Technologies
Predictive analyses
RF system design and development
Satellite communication systems
Semantics Web in Health
Service-Oriented Architectures
Signal propagation
Smart Cities
Smart Energy
Smart Networks
Software Defined Networks (SDN)/Network Function Virtualisation (NFV)
Software Engineering
Software design/development/experimentation
System security
Technology-Supported Health User Education
Wearable Devices
Wireless and mobile broadband networks 5G, 6G
Wireless communication systems
e-Governance
e-Health

Research Activity

Research laboratories	10
Papers in peer-reviewed scientific journals	1.039
Papers in peer-reviewed conference proceedings	1.923
Patents	17
International awards and distinctions	61
Citations	69.829
Research projects (National and European)	31

Quality of research

The Department’s quality of research is reflected in the quality of the scientific journals published by its members, its Ph.D. students and post-doctoral researchers, and the number of activities devoted to research. The quality of research also leads to high-quality teaching.