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Protocol processing and security (on campus)
The course covers protocol engineering and design, protocol processing system design and implementation for a given application, interdomain routing in the Internet and protocol processing in routers, the DNS system and its vulnerabilities, threats to the security of the Internet routing system and how to mitigate them. In terms of protocols, the course focuses on
Emerging battery technologies
Starting August 1, 2026, degree students can register for future implementations of this course through RIPA. More instructions here. Course will focus on emerging battery technologies, such as sodium-ion batteries, solid-state batteries, in green transition. Sustainability of emerging battery materials is also studied. Course contents Overview of emerging battery technologies, cobalt-free lithium-ion batteries, sodium ion and
Business models and governance
Max amount of FITech students: 20 adult learners and 10 degree students The course discusses topics and theories focusing on analysing and managing projects and businesses. Course contents Learning outcomes After completing this course you Course material Materials will be academic research articles and lecture slides (the last mentioned will be available through the course
Sustainability assessments
Max amount of FITech students: 20 adult learners and 10 degree students The course will provide the students with a tool box for evaluating the environmental, social and economic impact of a product or project. It will also urge the students to think critically and to reflect on the contradictions and consensus between sustainability, environmental
Wind power engineering and development 3 ECTS
Max amount of FITech students: 25 adult learners who are chosen based on a motivation letter A general wind power course with aspects relevant for wind power deployment and wind power plant projects: introduction to wind power technology, phases of wind project, grid connection and operation in electricity markets and technology trends. The course is
Innovation and industrial change
Starting August 1, 2026, degree students can register for future implementations of this course through RIPA. More instructions here. Max amount of FITech students: 20 adult learners This course offers an integrated approach to understanding how industries evolve over time and the critical role innovation plays in driving this change. Upon completion of the course, participants
Chemistry in thermal energy processes: principles, sustainability and environment emissions
Please note! Degree students enroll on this course via RIPA. This course is included in the FITech Energy II agreement. More instructions here. The challenges of combustion and thermal conversion processes are today more and more related to chemistry. Course contents Learning outcomes After completing this course you In addition, this course aims to improve
Telecom forum
Telecommunication forum is a studia generalia course hosted by the Department of Information and Communications Engineering in Aalto University. Course contents The course handles hot topics in deep technology, particularly in the context of telecommunications, Internet and wireless information technology including global and national trends, product, business and technology strategies and covers issues from recent
Introduction to C programming for embedded devices FITech 3 ECTS
This course teaches principles of C programming language, with special focus in important aspects for embedded devices such as memory allocation, bitwise operations, reading/writing data from registers and data serialization. However, this course uses a PC or workstation to compile, run and execute the code. Course contents Learning outcomes After completing the course you Course
Cyber security psychology
Max amount of FITech students: 20 (the course is nearly full; only adult learners can apply anymore) Persons without a valid study right at a Finnish university or university of applied sciences have preference to this course. The psychology of the user is important, but has been largely overlooked for many years. Through understanding the