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Software engineering methodologies
This course gives students basic skills needed in software project work. Core content: Complementary/specialist knowledge include topics such as: More information in Tampere University’s study guide. You can get a digital badge after completing this course.
Software systems architecture
Core content Complementary/specialist knowledge Learning outcomes After passing the course, the student More information in the Tampere University study guide. You can get a digital badge after completing this course. This course was previously under the name Large scale software design.
Cyber security II: Specialisation
Core content Complementary knowledge Learning outcomes After completing the course the student Completion method Lectures, lecture tasks and practical exercises. More information in the Tampere University study guide. You can get a digital badge after completing this course.
Artificial intelligence: Reasoning and decision-making
Max amount of FITech students: 250 This course is not for degree students. Artificial intelligence (AI) tackles complex cognitive and computational problems, such as decision-making, sensing, reasoning, problem-solving and planning, with rigorous mathematical methods and tools. The goal of this course is to give an in-depth introduction to AI methodology while approaching the topic from
Gamification: Theory, practice and design
Course contents This course examines the theoretical understanding of gamification, the practical use of gamification as well as the design behind gamification. The course is divided into two parts: a series of lectures on four principal areas of gamification followed by a series of seminars in which students work in groups and select a topic
Basic course in C programming
Course contents After completing the course, the student knows the basics of C programming language and can independently write short programs using the C language. Teaching schedule Completion methods The course can be completed fully online. There will be weekly deadlines. Exercise deadlines are fixed and informed at the beginning of the course. More information
Introduction to web development and programming
Max amount of FITech students: 300 This course is only available for persons without a valid study right to a Finnish university or university of applied sciences. The course teaches how to build a simple online service step-by-step. The beginning of the course focuses on browsers and web pages. This knowledge is then extended to
Battery chemistries and components
Starting August 1, 2026, degree students can register for future implementations of this course through RIPA. More instructions here. Course contents Learning outcomes After completing the course, the students will Teaching methods Assessment methods Examination based on the course exercises. Workload Total workload is 135 h of which scheduled studies 30 h, project work 30 h
Sustainable urban energy
Starting August 1, 2026, degree students can register for future implementations of this course through RIPA. More instructions here. Course contents Stage 1: Energy in cities (35h) Lectures: Own work: Stage 2: Building energy efficiency (65h) Lectures: Own work: Stage 3: Sustainability in cities (35h) Lectures: Own work: Learning outcomes After completing the course the student
Software engineering management
Core content: Generic software life cycle models and their relation to software engineering management. Software engineering management models and trends. Agile software engineering. Software measurement. Estimating software costs. Software project planning. Analysis of project characters, challenges and risks. Software quality management. After completing this course, the student is able to: More information in Tampere University’s