Student Type: Degree student
Advanced project-based management
The course discusses the practical application of project management in different types of projects, especially complex ones, and in different organisations and industries. The course covers advanced project management approaches and methodologies in specific core areas, including organising, scheduling and management of time on project and system life cycles, management of risk and uncertainty, management
Business models and ecosystems
The course gives an advanced understanding of the key characteristics of industrial project business and its special management functions and areas. Focusing on industrial projects globally and how they are carried out to deliver and integrate new technologies and complex systems in a multi-stakeholder environment, this course goes through techniques, tools and methods for the
Project management
Through real-life examples and exercises you will learn methods to manage a range of different projects in a firm. The course serves as a basis to a career in project management, especially the starting functions such as project planning and control. Learning outcomes After completing the course the student The course offers the opportunity to
Advanced process thermodynamics
The aim of the course is to present several important new concepts of energy technology and energy efficiency in (chemical) process engineering, for example exergy analysis, energy storage, thermal radiation and solar energy. The student will obtain knowledge and skills with more modern concepts of advanced thermodynamics, from a viewpoint of more sustainable energy technology
New energy technologies
The aim of the course is to give the participants an overview of new (more) sustainable energy technologies and their advantages and disadvantages. Present state and global trends are discussed. Technologies are solar thermal energy (collectors and concentrators), solar photovoltaics, biomass, fuel cells, wind energy, wave and tidal energy, geothermal energy and osmotic power. The
Mixed reality
If you are taking this course as part of a FITech minor, please note that all minors will be offered for the last time in the academic year 2021-2022. Please check the individual courses for updates regarding future availability. You can apply for this course through Open University at the University of Turku. The course
Introduction to embedded systems
The course introduces the embedded systems with the related components. The practical skill related to the embedded systems is also learnt as the programming is carried out on an equipment board. Course contents Learning outcomes Upon completion of the course the student will be able to Course material The study material and lecture recordings is
Mobile application development with Android
Course content: Mobile devices: main characteristics and implications on software development. Overview of the Android platform. Principles of mobile computing. Design and implementation of mobile applications for Android. After successful completion of the course, you will be able to recognize the peculiar features of mobile devices describe their impact on application development explain the main
Embedded system design
The course introduces hardware programming where VHDL is considered as a hardware description language. The practical skill related to the embedded system design is given as the programming is carried out on an equipment board. Course contents Learning outcomes Upon completion of the course you will be able to Please notice that during the course,
Software engineering
In this course, students become familiar with the planning, implementation, and management of a software project using appropriate project management methods and software development life-cycle models. The course covers the principles of software engineering, software project organization and management, agile methodologies, software testing practices, secure software development, and current trends in software engineering. Learning outcomes