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Numerous studies among employers in the ICT field indicated significant gaps in soft competences
and ICT skills of Computer Science graduates. Lublin University of Technology (LUT) in 2014-2015
realized European project "Mega competent graduate computer science LUT directed to the demands
of employers". Activities implemented during the project led to expanding and strengthening university
/ industry experience. Aims of the project were presented in the paper. One of them was closing the
competency gaps among graduates in Computer Science. The following activities related to the
organization of additional training for students were carried out:
• workshops with practitioners raising analysis competences: ”Tools to team programming”,
”Methodologies and tools for application testing”, ”Mobile programming”, ”GUI interface design”,
”Generic programming”;
• seminars with practitioners raising entrepreneurship competences: ”Simulation game decisionmaking”,
”Projects package management”;
• workshops raising soft competences: ”Professional self presentation”, ”Effective business plan”;
• trainings preparing to acquire professional certificates (ECCC and MS);
• seminars with practitioners from abroad raising: analytical and substantive competences,
business competences and professional competences.
Such trainings are good student support in education. The number of courses and number of students
who took part in the trainings were given. Presented training have been positively evaluated by the
students in the survey. The results of this research were presented in the paper.
Described project constitute LUT academic experiences and best practice contributions in higher
education.