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Registration will take place during the period November - November 15, 2017

The course description is preliminary

Tuesdays @ 8.15-12.00 during weeks 7-16

No lecture March 21st - instead the lecture will take place April 25th.

Kurset undervises i lokale 8.2-plenum

Dog afvikles undervisningen i Glaspyramiden i uge 7

English at a level equivalent to the Danish gymnasium level B

It is recommended that subject module course 1 is taken before subject module course 3 is begun

Examples of how to structure your studies at Computer Science here

§ 1. The aim of the Bachelor Subject module in Computer Science is to qualify the student in interdisciplinary development work, particularly in preparation for professional functions in software development, i.e. especially construction and analysis of software. The aim is to give general and valid qualifications at a scientific level. General terms and general understanding have a high priority and the student’s ability to work in the field of computer science from a problem-solving and critical perspective is emphasised

Technical terms and user situations in interactive digital systems. More specifically:

● Programming concepts for reactive and interactive systems (e.g. events, listeners)

● User interface design and construction. Typical user input and 2-D graphics and sound

● Autonomous systems (e.g. robots, control systems)

● Sensor input (e.g. touch, movement, vision, scientific measurements)

● Processing digital media

The goal of the course is that the student acquire:

Knowledge:

● Knowledge about technical terms and user situations in interactive digital systems

● Understanding of the principles and the use of technologies behind interactive digital systems

Skills:

● Skills in programming techniques for the development of interactive digital systems

● Skills in the use of tools and equipment for the execution of pro-grammes

Competencies:

● Competencies in designing and testing solutions

● Competence in surveying and reflecting on different solutions

An individual oral exam with a duration of 15 min. based on a written individual assignment and the curriculum. The grading is a total of the oral exam and the written assignment. The written assignment is based on a given problem

Same as the ordinary exam

Written assigment:

Friday at 12.00, June 30 2017 at Digital Eksamen

Oral exam:

August 22 (Tuesday), 2017

You will be informed of details such as exact time and location later

Written assigment:

Monday at 12.00, May 1, 2017 at Digital Eksamen

Oral exam:

June 1 (Thursday) or June 2 (Friday), 2017

You will be informed of details such as exact time and location later