TST-01606 Demola Project Work, 5-10 cr

Additional information

Notes to Finnish students:
* Huomaa että uusimuotoinen Demola-projekti on vain yhden (1) periodin mittainen, joten oletuksena on noin 20 työtunnin panostus joka viikko !
* Huomaa, että muissa tiedekunnissa (LTT, TRT, TTI) on myös Demola-kursseja, joten varmista, että ilmoittaudut oikealle kurssille (pääaine/laboratorio).
* Kurssille osallistumisen edellytyksenä on valinta projektiin Demolassa.
* Demolaan ja opintojakson toteutuskerralle (TTY, POP) ilmoittaudutaan erikseen (ellei ilmoittautumista muuteta).
* Ennen projektin alkamista, ota yhteyttä pääainetta edustavan laboratrion vastuuopettajaan (ks. luettelo alla).

International students:
* This new version is just one (1) period long, so you are supposed to work about 20 hours every week for this project course !!
* Please note that other faculties have Demola courses too, so see that you have selected the correct course for you, according your major study subject.
* In order to participate on the course, you need to apply and be selected to a Demola project.
* You sign in separately to Demola (tampere.demola.net), and to the course implementation (TUT POP system), unless otherwise stated.
* TST-01606 is not recommended for Bachelor students.
* TST-01606 is not recommended for exchange students, because of the required intensive work (about 20 h/week).

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The teachers at the laboratories are:
* Pervasive Computing (Software Systems): lecturer Tero Ahtee, tero.ahtee@tut.fi, professor Kari Systä, kari.systa@tut.fi
* Signal Processing: university lecturer Sari Peltonen, sari.peltonen@tut.fi
* Electrical Engineering: professor Pekka Verho, pekka.verho@tut.fi
* Electronics and communications engineering: professor Mikko Valkama, mikko.valkama@tut.fi and professor Jukka Vanhala, jukka.vanhala@tut.fi
The course is only intended for degree students

Person responsible

Hannu-Matti Järvinen, Sari Peltonen, Anna-Mari Viitala, Lauri Sydänheimo, Tero Ahtee, Pekka Verho, Jukka Vanhala, Mikko Valkama, Susanna Ketola, Valentina Lenarduzzi, Kari Systä

Lessons

Learning Outcomes

After the course, the student is able to participate in a professional role in a team that creates a demo or a prototype of a product, service or other innovation, using agile development practices, design and product research methods. Team working skills are especially emphasised as the course comprises of an assignment carried out by a group of students having different backgrounds and skill sets. By writing a project report the student will learn to summarize, rationalise and explain the findings and ideas developed during the project. Oral presentation skills will also be learned as the students present and explain their findings in a project presentation.

Instructions for students on how to achieve the learning outcomes

Evaluation scale passed/failed will be used on the course.

Assessment scale:

Evaluation scale passed/failed will be used on the course

Partial passing:

Completion parts must belong to the same implementation

Prerequisites

Additional information about prerequisites
Software Engineering Methodology is compulsory prerequisite course for those who have their major studies at Laboratory of Pervasive Computing. It is required that before starting the project work necessary prerequisite theoretical knowledge on the topic has been acquired. The course is recommended for the master level students.

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