DIS - Visiting teachers/teaching services, Computer Science and Engineering

Computer Science and Engineering is engaged in research and education across the full spectrum of computer science, computer engineering, software engineering, and interaction design, from foundations to applications. We educate for the future, conduct research with high international visibility, and create societal benefits through close cooperation with businesses and industry. The department is joint between Chalmers and the University of Gothenburg. The education focuses on both theoretical and practical knowledge in computer science and engineering concepts. Students get to learn about programming, algorithms, computer communication, machine learning, computer science methods and much more. Sometimes Chalmers needs to bring in external teachers to run courses. This DIS aims to be able to meet the department's needs for external teaching services. This DIS is divided into 4 different categories: •Interaction Design and Software Engineering, IDSE •Computer and Network Systems, CNS •Computing Science, CS •Data Science and AI, DSAI

CPV-Code

80000000

Geschätzter Wert

6.000.000 SEK

Interaction Design and Software Engineering Interaction Design Interaction Design concerns the interaction between people and products in which information technology is a central component. This can, for instance, be the interface and gameplay of modern computer games, the design of the complex interface between the driver and the network of computers controlling a modern car, the next generation of mobile communication devices or the integration of computational technology into our everyday things, such as "intelligent clothes". Regardless of application area, a design perspective on the interaction between people and technology is central. This makes interaction design an increasingly important area in application and systems development, as well as in industrial and product design. Software Engineering Software Engineering is the systematic application of engineering approaches to and during development of software. The Software Engineering area at CSE provides world-leading research and education in development of complex software systems and software-intensive systems, and is characterized by extensive international cooperation as well as close cooperation with local industry.

CPV-Code

80000000

Geschätzter Wert

6.000.000 SEK

The division engages in research and education within a growing area encompassing Computer and Network Systems. Our society is undergoing a digitalization revolution and is becoming increasingly dependent on an increasing number of critical computer systems that require fast and reliable communication. Advanced research is needed to meet these needs.

CPV-Code

80000000

Geschätzter Wert

6.000.000 SEK

The division is divided into four units that pursue research and education that advances the design of secure and trustworthy software and systems, from theoretical foundations, and up through the design and implementation of programming languages and tools. Formal methods Functional programming Information security Logic and types

CPV-Code

80000000

Geschätzter Wert

6.000.000 SEK

The division engages in research and education within a growing area encompassing Data Science, AI, and Machine Learning. With an increased demand for advanced information systems, computer applications, and autonomous decision-making in nearly all areas of society, data science, and AI are increasingly becoming necessary aspects of software development in general.

CPV-Code

80000000

Geschätzter Wert

6.000.000 SEK

According to Chapter 13, Section 3, of LOU, a tenderer may be excluded from participating in a procurement if the buyer can show that the tenderer is subject to one of the points mentioned in this section and has not taken sufficient measures to demonstrate its reliability (referred to as self-cleaning) or has not been able to provide an explanation that makes it likely that a contract can be performed despite the circumstances. The grounds for exclusion also apply to any subcontractors that the tenderer intends to use for the order in accordance with Chapter 14, Section 7, of LOU.

According to Chapter 13, Section 3, of LOU, a tenderer may be excluded from participating in a procurement if the buyer can show that the tenderer is subject to one of the points mentioned in this section and has not taken sufficient measures to demonstrate its reliability (referred to as self-cleaning) or has not been able to provide an explanation that makes it likely that a contract can be performed despite the circumstances. The grounds for exclusion also apply to any subcontractors that the tenderer intends to use for the order in accordance with Chapter 14, Section 7, of LOU.

Chapter 13, Section 1, of the Swedish Public Procurement Act (LOU) sets out mandatory grounds for exclusion, while Chapter 13, Section 3, of LOU sets out grounds that enable the buyer to exclude a tenderer from participation in the procurement. The grounds for exclusion apply even if the offences are committed by a representative of the tenderer.

According to Chapter 13, Section 3, of LOU, a tenderer may be excluded from participating in a procurement if the buyer can show that the tenderer is subject to one of the points mentioned in this section and has not taken sufficient measures to demonstrate its reliability (referred to as self-cleaning) or has not been able to provide an explanation that makes it likely that a contract can be performed despite the circumstances. The grounds for exclusion also apply to any subcontractors that the tenderer intends to use for the order in accordance with Chapter 14, Section 7, of LOU.

Chapter 13, Section 1, of the Swedish Public Procurement Act (LOU) sets out mandatory grounds for exclusion, while Chapter 13, Section 3, of LOU sets out grounds that enable the buyer to exclude a tenderer from participation in the procurement. The grounds for exclusion apply even if the offences are committed by a representative of the tenderer.

According to Chapter 13, Section 3, of LOU, a tenderer may be excluded from participating in a procurement if the buyer can show that the tenderer is subject to one of the points mentioned in this section and has not taken sufficient measures to demonstrate its reliability (referred to as self-cleaning) or has not been able to provide an explanation that makes it likely that a contract can be performed despite the circumstances. The grounds for exclusion also apply to any subcontractors that the tenderer intends to use for the order in accordance with Chapter 14, Section 7, of LOU.

According to Chapter 13, Section 3, of LOU, a tenderer may be excluded from participating in a procurement if the buyer can show that the tenderer is subject to one of the points mentioned in this section and has not taken sufficient measures to demonstrate its reliability (referred to as self-cleaning) or has not been able to provide an explanation that makes it likely that a contract can be performed despite the circumstances. The grounds for exclusion also apply to any subcontractors that the tenderer intends to use for the order in accordance with Chapter 14, Section 7, of LOU.

Chapter 13, Section 1, of the Swedish Public Procurement Act (LOU) sets out mandatory grounds for exclusion, while Chapter 13, Section 3, of LOU sets out grounds that enable the buyer to exclude a tenderer from participation in the procurement. The grounds for exclusion apply even if the offences are committed by a representative of the tenderer.

Chapter 13, Section 1, of the Swedish Public Procurement Act (LOU) sets out mandatory grounds for exclusion, while Chapter 13, Section 3, of LOU sets out grounds that enable the buyer to exclude a tenderer from participation in the procurement. The grounds for exclusion apply even if the offences are committed by a representative of the tenderer.

Chapter 13, Section 1, of the Swedish Public Procurement Act (LOU) sets out mandatory grounds for exclusion, while Chapter 13, Section 3, of LOU sets out grounds that enable the buyer to exclude a tenderer from participation in the procurement. The grounds for exclusion apply even if the offences are committed by a representative of the tenderer.

According to Chapter 13, Section 3, of LOU, a tenderer may be excluded from participating in a procurement if the buyer can show that the tenderer is subject to one of the points mentioned in this section and has not taken sufficient measures to demonstrate its reliability (referred to as self-cleaning) or has not been able to provide an explanation that makes it likely that a contract can be performed despite the circumstances. The grounds for exclusion also apply to any subcontractors that the tenderer intends to use for the order in accordance with Chapter 14, Section 7, of LOU.

According to Chapter 13, Section 3, of LOU, a tenderer may be excluded from participating in a procurement if the buyer can show that the tenderer is subject to one of the points mentioned in this section and has not taken sufficient measures to demonstrate its reliability (referred to as self-cleaning) or has not been able to provide an explanation that makes it likely that a contract can be performed despite the circumstances. The grounds for exclusion also apply to any subcontractors that the tenderer intends to use for the order in accordance with Chapter 14, Section 7, of LOU.

According to Chapter 13, Section 3, of LOU, a tenderer may be excluded from participating in a procurement if the buyer can show that the tenderer is subject to one of the points mentioned in this section and has not taken sufficient measures to demonstrate its reliability (referred to as self-cleaning) or has not been able to provide an explanation that makes it likely that a contract can be performed despite the circumstances. The grounds for exclusion also apply to any subcontractors that the tenderer intends to use for the order in accordance with Chapter 14, Section 7, of LOU.

According to Chapter 13, Section 3, of LOU, a tenderer may be excluded from participating in a procurement if the buyer can show that the tenderer is subject to one of the points mentioned in this section and has not taken sufficient measures to demonstrate its reliability (referred to as self-cleaning) or has not been able to provide an explanation that makes it likely that a contract can be performed despite the circumstances. The grounds for exclusion also apply to any subcontractors that the tenderer intends to use for the order in accordance with Chapter 14, Section 7, of LOU.

According to Chapter 13, Section 3, of LOU, a tenderer may be excluded from participating in a procurement if the buyer can show that the tenderer is subject to one of the points mentioned in this section and has not taken sufficient measures to demonstrate its reliability (referred to as self-cleaning) or has not been able to provide an explanation that makes it likely that a contract can be performed despite the circumstances. The grounds for exclusion also apply to any subcontractors that the tenderer intends to use for the order in accordance with Chapter 14, Section 7, of LOU.

According to Chapter 13, Section 3, of LOU, a tenderer may be excluded from participating in a procurement if the buyer can show that the tenderer is subject to one of the points mentioned in this section and has not taken sufficient measures to demonstrate its reliability (referred to as self-cleaning) or has not been able to provide an explanation that makes it likely that a contract can be performed despite the circumstances. The grounds for exclusion also apply to any subcontractors that the tenderer intends to use for the order in accordance with Chapter 14, Section 7, of LOU.

According to Chapter 13, Section 3, of LOU, a tenderer may be excluded from participating in a procurement if the buyer can show that the tenderer is subject to one of the points mentioned in this section and has not taken sufficient measures to demonstrate its reliability (referred to as self-cleaning) or has not been able to provide an explanation that makes it likely that a contract can be performed despite the circumstances. The grounds for exclusion also apply to any subcontractors that the tenderer intends to use for the order in accordance with Chapter 14, Section 7, of LOU.

According to Chapter 13, Section 3, of LOU, a tenderer may be excluded from participating in a procurement if the buyer can show that the tenderer is subject to one of the points mentioned in this section and has not taken sufficient measures to demonstrate its reliability (referred to as self-cleaning) or has not been able to provide an explanation that makes it likely that a contract can be performed despite the circumstances. The grounds for exclusion also apply to any subcontractors that the tenderer intends to use for the order in accordance with Chapter 14, Section 7, of LOU.

According to Chapter 13, Section 3, of LOU, a tenderer may be excluded from participating in a procurement if the buyer can show that the tenderer is subject to one of the points mentioned in this section and has not taken sufficient measures to demonstrate its reliability (referred to as self-cleaning) or has not been able to provide an explanation that makes it likely that a contract can be performed despite the circumstances. The grounds for exclusion also apply to any subcontractors that the tenderer intends to use for the order in accordance with Chapter 14, Section 7, of LOU.

According to Chapter 13, Section 2, of LOU, a contracting authority must exclude a tenderer from participating in a procurement if the contracting authority becomes aware that, according to a legally binding judgment, the tenderer has neglected or not met its obligations regarding the payment of taxes or social security contributions. Taxes and social security contributions The tenderer must have no significant debts regarding Swedish taxes and social security contributions to either the Swedish Tax Agency or the Swedish Enforcement Authority. The buyer checks this and reserves the right to determine in each case what may be deemed significant debts. Minor debts are accepted if the debt is disputed, the debt can be settled before a contract is signed, or if there is an agreement with the relevant public authority. Foreign tenderers must meet corresponding requirements based on the laws/regulations applicable in the country in which they are registered. Foreign tenderers must provide information in their tender to support compliance with the above requirements. F-tax certificate The tenderer must be registered for F-tax in Sweden. The same applies to foreign tenderers for all services performed for the buyer in Sweden. The buyer verifies that the tenderer meets the above requirements

According to Chapter 13, Section 3, of LOU, a tenderer may be excluded from participating in a procurement if the buyer can show that the tenderer is subject to one of the points mentioned in this section and has not taken sufficient measures to demonstrate its reliability (referred to as self-cleaning) or has not been able to provide an explanation that makes it likely that a contract can be performed despite the circumstances. The grounds for exclusion also apply to any subcontractors that the tenderer intends to use for the order in accordance with Chapter 14, Section 7, of LOU.

According to Chapter 13, Section 2, of LOU, a contracting authority must exclude a tenderer from participating in a procurement if the contracting authority becomes aware that, according to a legally binding judgment, the tenderer has neglected or not met its obligations regarding the payment of taxes or social security contributions. Taxes and social security contributions The tenderer must have no significant debts regarding Swedish taxes and social security contributions to either the Swedish Tax Agency or the Swedish Enforcement Authority. The buyer checks this and reserves the right to determine in each case what may be deemed significant debts. Minor debts are accepted if the debt is disputed, the debt can be settled before a contract is signed, or if there is an agreement with the relevant public authority. Foreign tenderers must meet corresponding requirements based on the laws/regulations applicable in the country in which they are registered. Foreign tenderers must provide information in their tender to support compliance with the above requirements. F-tax certificate The tenderer must be registered for F-tax in Sweden. The same applies to foreign tenderers for all services performed for the buyer in Sweden. The buyer verifies that the tenderer meets the above requirements

Chapter 13, Section 1, of the Swedish Public Procurement Act (LOU) sets out mandatory grounds for exclusion, while Chapter 13, Section 3, of LOU sets out grounds that enable the buyer to exclude a tenderer from participation in the procurement. The grounds for exclusion apply even if the offences are committed by a representative of the tenderer.