Study Guide

Objective

After having completed the course, the student:
• can describe different topical areas of ICT, their interfaces to other fields and application opportunities from different perspectives
• can identify channels to contribute to the development of the society in general and own professional field in particular
• is familiar with the ICT degree programme's competence tracks' contents, applications and business cooperation
• analyze one’s own competences, interests, strengths and development areas

Content

* getting familiar with competence tracks' contents, laboratories, and projects
* career planning and choosing one's preference for competence track

Materials

Itslearning

Teaching methods

Lectures, practical work, reports etc.

Exam schedules

Taking the course requires attendance and finishing the given tasks. The is no chance for a retake after the course has ended.

International connections

Attendance & assignment requirements for each part are specified in Itslearning.
DEAI - Data Engineering and Artificial Intelligence
DNCS - Data Networks and Cybersecurity
EMB - Embedded Software and IoT
GAME - Game and Interactive Technologies
SEPM - Software Engineering and Project Management
EHEA - Health Technology

Completion alternatives

None

Student workload

Two weekly morning sessions per each part plus tasks / exercises.

Assessment criteria, approved/failed

To pass the course, students must pass 5/6 of the parts.

Content scheduling

The course consists of six parts, one for each competence track.
Lessons in Jan - April 2024, timetables for each group available in lukkari.turkuamk.fi.

Further information

Itslearning

Evaluation scale

Hyväksytty/Hylätty

Objective

After having completed the course, the student:
• can describe different topical areas of ICT, their interfaces to other fields and application opportunities from different perspectives
• can identify channels to contribute to the development of the society in general and own professional field in particular
• is familiar with the ICT degree programme's competence tracks' contents, applications and business cooperation
• analyze one’s own competences, interests, strengths and development areas

Content

* getting familiar with competence tracks' contents, laboratories, and projects
* career planning and choosing one's preference for competence track

Materials

Itslearning

Teaching methods

Lectures, practical work, reports etc.

Exam schedules

Taking the course requires attendance and finishing the given tasks. The is no chance for a retake after the course has ended.

International connections

Attendance & assignment requirements for each part are specified in Itslearning.
DEAI - Data Engineering and Artificial Intelligence
DNCS - Data Networks and Cybersecurity
EMB - Embedded Software and IoT
GAME - Game and Interactive Technologies
SEPM - Software Engineering and Project Management
EHEA - Health Technology

Completion alternatives

None

Student workload

Two weekly morning sessions per each part plus tasks / exercises.

Assessment criteria, approved/failed

To pass the course, students must pass 5/6 of the parts.

Content scheduling

The course consists of six parts, one for each competence track.
Lessons in Jan - April 2024, timetables for each group available in lukkari.turkuamk.fi.

Further information

Itslearning

Evaluation scale

Hyväksytty/Hylätty

Objective

After having completed the course, the student:
• can describe different topical areas of ICT, their interfaces to other fields and application opportunities from different perspectives
• can identify channels to contribute to the development of the society in general and own professional field in particular
• is familiar with the ICT degree programme's competence tracks' contents, applications and business cooperation
• analyze one’s own competences, interests, strengths and development areas

Content

* getting familiar with competence tracks' contents, laboratories, and projects
* career planning and choosing one's preference for competence track

Materials

In or via Itslearning

Teaching methods

Lectures, practical work, reports etc.

Exam schedules

-

International connections

Attendance & assignment requirements for each section are specified by each Competence track in Itslearning.
DEAI - Data Engineering and Artificial Intelligence
DNCS - Data Networks and Cybersecurity
EMB - Embedded Software and IoT
GAME - Game and Interactive Technologies
SEPM - Software Engineering and Project Management
TRT - Health Technology

Completion alternatives

-

Student workload

Contact hours 30 h, independent work 51 h
- DEAI: Contact hours: 4 h, independent work 6 h
- GAIT - Contact hours 9h, independent work 1 h

Content scheduling

The course consists of six sections, one for each competence track.
Lessons in Jan - April 2023, timetables for each group 2023 in lukkari.turkuamk.fi.

Further information

DEAI requirements: one out of two session attended are required to pass the DEAI part of the course.
SEPM requirements: at least 2 out of 3 sessions attended and accepted assignment are required to pass the SEPM part of the course.

Health technology requirements: all 3 sessions attended are required to pass the Health technology part of the course.

GAIT requirements: at least 2 out of 3 sessions attended and accepted assignment are required to pass the GAIT part of the course

Evaluation scale

Hyväksytty/Hylätty

Assessment methods and criteria

To pass the course, students must pass 5/6 of the Competence Track sections.

Objective

After having completed the course, the student:
• can describe different topical areas of ICT, their interfaces to other fields and application opportunities from different perspectives
• can identify channels to contribute to the development of the society in general and own professional field in particular
• is familiar with the ICT degree programme's competence tracks' contents, applications and business cooperation
• analyze one’s own competences, interests, strengths and development areas

Content

* getting familiar with competence tracks' contents, laboratories, and projects
* career planning and choosing one's preference for competence track

Materials

Itslearning and Internet, possible other material.

Teaching methods

Lectures, practical work, report, among others.

International connections

Presence in contact teaching and possible practical assignments.

Completion alternatives

-

Student workload

Contact hours 24 h, independent work 51 h, participating competence track info + application process 6 h.

Content scheduling

Introduction to all competence tracks, Spring 2022 according to Lukkari (= time table).

Further information

SEPM requirements: at least 2 out of 3 sessions attended and accepted assignment are required to pass the SEPM part of the course.

Evaluation scale

H-5

Assessment methods and criteria

To pass the course, students must pass 4/5 of the Competence Track sections.