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Biofuels engineering and energy technology
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 The course follows the contents (not all) of the reference book: Biofuels Engineering and Technology (Springer) written by the responsible teacher. The course is divided mainly into two sections. In
Circular economy for energy storage
At this course, the students learn the theoretical context of circular economy and how activity, durability and recyclability of an energy storage application will be affected by material selection. The students get to evaluate the whole life cycle of different solutions and their effect on recyclability. The students prepare different scenarios for future energy storage
Electrochemical energy conversion
Max amount of FITech students: 20 Persons without a valid study right at a Finnish university or university of applied sciences have preference to this course. During this course, different type of electrochemical cells used for electrochemical energy conversion and storage applications are presented. These include for example batteries, fuel cells and hydrogen electrolyser. The
Fundamentals of information systems
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. Course contents Learning outcomes After completing the course, the student will be able to Teaching schedule The course materials will be available on the Moodle page when the course
Introduction to full stack development
During this course, the students learn to design and implement simple end-to-end web applications. Students also understand the basic technologies and architectural concepts. Course contents Core content: Complementary knowledge: Specialist knowledge: Teaching methods The course was previously under the name Web development 1 – Programming. More information on the Tampere University course page. You can
Advanced web development: back end
Course contents Core content: Complementary knowledge: Specialist knowledge: Learning outcomes Understanding of web technologies and architecture involved in advanced web applications consisting of client components and server application components. Understanding of web application communication architectures and protocols for distributed, scalable web applications. Completion methods Completing the course consists of an individual exam, a (group) project
Website development
Core content Learning outcomes After course completion the student Completion methods Exam on campus in Tampere. More information in the Tampere University study guide. The course was previously under the name Web for content authors and information scientists. You can get a digital badge after completing this course.
Introduction to probability and statistical inference
Course contents Learning outcomes After the course, the student Completion methods Self-study and exam. More information in the Tampere University study guide. You can get a digital badge after completing this course.
Introduction to data science
In the age of data explosion, the face of research done in scientific fields is being changed dramatically. Nowadays, scientists are dealing with massive amount of unstructured data which contains unprecedented amount of decrypted information which in turn can facilitate the break through data-driven discoveries and predictions. That is why the demand for the “data
Deep learning with Python
Max amount of FITech students: 1000 This course is intended as a follow-up for CS-EJ3211 Machine Learning with Python. This course is an introduction to deep learning. Course contents This is an introductory course where you will learn how to train high-dimensional non-linear models, represented by deep artificial neural networks (ANN), using few lines of