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Heat transfer
Max amount of FITech students: 10 Basic heat transfer phenomena will be covered on this course. In addition to understanding the basic physical phenomena, the student will learn to solve theoretical heat transfer problems as well as numerical heat transfer problems using the Matlab software. Course contents Learning outcomes After the course the student Course
Application of functional materials
Please note! Degree students enroll on this course via RIPA. This course is included in the FITech Energy II agreement. More instructions here. Course contents This course is a continuation of the course Properties of functional materials. Functional materials with prominent characteristics are used as examples for different applications. Materials classified as energy material and
Introduction to electrochemical energy storage and conversion technologies
Starting August 1, 2026, degree students can register for future implementations of this course through RIPA. More instructions here. Course contents The course provides the student an introduction to the significance and development potential of electrochemical energy conversion technologies and electrochemical energy storages. Focus is on the electrochemical energy conversion methods as a part of
Perspectives on international markets
Course contents The overarching aim of the course is to broaden your understanding of international business markets. We start with how firms and networks of firms can act to enter and shape international markets. Then we focus on how their efforts to do so enmesh with the interests of different stakeholders and with external dynamics
Entrepreneurship and market creation
On this course, you will learn about business opportunity identification and increase your knowledge on how markets are created and shaped, how they evolve and develop, and which implications they have for business actors. You will also train your skills in turning business ideas into business models. Course contents Digitalisation, new technologies, products and service
Properties of functional materials
Please note! Degree students enroll on this course via RIPA. This course is included in the FITech Energy II agreement. More instructions here. The research on the synthesis and characterisation of functional materials is crucial for future technologies for energy capture, storage and conversion, for health care and for materials having properties for more sustainable
Introduction to functional materials
Please note! Degree students enroll on this course via RIPA. This course is included in the FITech Energy II agreement. More instructions here. Functional materials are advanced materials designed and synthesized for some specific function with proper surface morphology and tailored properties. This course is the first part of three that all deal with materials
Data ja vuorovaikutus
Huom! Tälle kurssille haetaan Turun avoimen yliopiston kautta. Tämä kurssi sisältää alustuksia ja esimerkkejä erilaisista tietojenkäsittelyn aihepiireistä sekä niihin liittyviä harjoituksia. Kurssin suorittanut opiskelija osaa ymmärtää ihmisen ja datasta saatavan tiedon välisen vuorovaikutuksen perusteet arvostaa datan merkitystä inhimillisen päätöksenteon perusteena muodostaa kokonaiskuvan laskentalaitteiden, laskentamenetelmien ja tietojenkäsittelyn historiasta motivoitua oppimaan data-analytiikan ja vuorovaikutusmuotoilun menetelmiä ja lähestymistapoja
Professional software engineering processes and human factors FITech 1-5 ECTS
Max amount of FITech students: 30 Persons without a valid study right at a Finnish university or university of applied sciences have preference to this course. Professional software engineering processes encompass a range of methodologies tailored to project requirements and team dynamics, including Agile, Scrum, Kanban, Waterfall, and DevOps. The choice of methodology often reflects
System integrations
Max amount of FITech students: 15 adult learners This course provides information about technologies used when integrating information systems, applications and data. It is important to know how data integrations should be designed for certain purposes, and what options are available when the protocol and data exchange format are selected for certain use. Integrated data sources