Degree Programme in Automation Engineering, MSc (Tech)

Contact

Head of the Degree Programme: Pasi Kallio, Seppo Tikkanen
Faculty Secretary: Kaisa Närvänen, Leila Holmström
Study Coordinator: Johanna Heinola-Lepistö

Learning Outcomes

- Studies in the International Master's Degree Programme in Automation Engineering, leading to the degree of Master of Science in Technology, will provide students with:

the competence to apply the knowledge acquired during advanced studies and a scientific approach to topical and concrete tasks

the competence to operate in different expert, development and management positions in working life

the competence to operate in different expert, development and management positions in working life

the competence to participate in societal debate pertaining to technology

the competence to use English language, communication and cooperation skills in working life and to apply them to scientific activities and societal debate in their field

After achieving the previous mentioned learning outcomes, students will meet the prerequisites for pursuing a PhD / Doctoral degree and continuous learning

Structure

Common Core Studies, 17 cr

Learning Outcomes

- To gain adequate language, communication and cooperation skills and readiness to cooperate in a multidisciplinary community.
- To gain an extensive prerequisite knowledge for pursuing subject studies in the field of automation engineering.




Compulsory courses

Course Credit points Class
ASE-1258   Introduction to Control 4-6 cr IV  
IHA-1957   Master's Thesis Seminar in Automation 1 cr V  
KIE-10016   Suomi-startti 3 cr IV  
KIE-34156   Thesis Writing 3 cr V  
TTI-50006   Introduction to Graduate Studies 1 cr IV  
Total 12 cr  

Optional Compulsory Courses

Student has to choose at least one course according to their major: Microsystems: ASE-2316, Fluid Power: IHA-1756, Factory Automation and Industrial Informatics: ASE-9306. Courses serve as prerequisites for major studies.

Must be selected at least 5 credits of courses

Course Credit points Alternativity Class
ASE-2316   Introduction to Microsystem Technology 5 cr 1   IV  
ASE-9306   Introduction to Robotics and Automation 5 cr 1   IV  
IHA-1756   Hydraulic Machines 5 cr 1   IV  

1. Select 5 credits. Student has to choose at least one course according to their major: Microsystems: ASE-2316, Fluid Power: IHA-1756, Factory Automation and Industrial Informatics: ASE-9306. Courses serve as prerequisites for major studies.

Complementary Courses

Course Credit points
TUT-1107   Professional Training 1-10 cr

Major Studies

Study block Credit points
Factory Automation and Industrial Informatics 30 cr
Fluid Power Automation 30 cr
Fluid Power Automation 50 cr
Intelligent Microsystems 50 cr
Microsystems 30 cr


Minor Studies

Minor can be freely selected from the TUT modules offered in English. If the scope of a student's major is 50-60 credits, a minor subject is not required.


Elective Studies, 10 cr

A student can freely select the courses which he/she wants to study. Finnish language studies are suggested as elective studies.

A student doesn't have to include elective studies in to the degree as long as the extent of the degree meets the minimum requirement of 120 cr.


Diplomityö, 30 cr

Learning Outcomes

- To carry out and document independently a study using scientific methods.
- To demonstrate maturity required for a university degree.
- To demonstrate professional skills in the field of the student's major subject.
- To gather systematically knowledge related to the chosen field of specialty, combine different sets of data and analyse information.
- To know how to apply good scientific principles within thesis area.

Compulsory courses

Course Credit points Class
OPN-9006   Master's Thesis 30 cr V  
TUT-8930   Proficiency Test for Master's Thesis 0 cr V  
Total 30 cr  

Completion and reporting of a large independent scientific assignment. Student gains ability to understand the scientific and professional concepts of the major.In connection with the thesis, the student has to write a proficiency test, which is an essay on a topic related to the thesis.


Updated by: Heinola-Lepistö Johanna, 23.06.2016