COMPUTER ENGINEERING LABORATORY

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Computer Engineering Laboratory Courses

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ABSTRACT

This document lists some of the undergraduate courses currently hosted by the Computer Engineering Laboratory. Links to the course web pages are presented.

List of Courses

Computer engineering exercise pages

Computer Engineering (formerly Computer Engineering I) will provide students with basic understanding of the operation of digital computers. The course consists of lectures, exercises, a laboratory assignment and an examination of which the latter two are mandatory. These pages contain some important information, such as exercise material, schedule, contact information and laboratory assignment material.

521419A Computer Engineering II (2,5cu)

The course deepens the understanding of computer engineering into system design, building on the course Computer Engineering I. The examples are based on Intel's microprocessors and PC computers. The course consists of lectures, exercises, a laboratory assignment and an examination of which the latter two are mandatory. These pages contain some important information, such as exercise material, schedule, contact information and laboratory assignment material. This course has been replaced with the Embedded Systems (sulautetut järjestelmät) course beginning from spring term 2006.

521482A Programming Exercise (2,5op / 1,5 ov)

In this course the student gets to apply his/her theoretical and practical knowledge in a small, independently implemented software project. Student writes the code and documentation for the software, based on given requirements. When ready, the software is tested and the whole process is reviewed with the assistant.

521479S Software Project (7cp)

In this course the student is familiarised with the phases of the software engineering process and working in a project. The theories from earlier studies put to practice. Experience from developing and testing a software component developed for real-life use. Main focus is on project documentation and formal reviews.

521464S Real-Time Object-Oriented Programming (2,5cu)

The course familiarises the student with object-oriented analysis, design, and implementation techniques of embedded real-time computer software. The course consists of lectures, an exercise, and an examination of which the latter two are mandatory. These pages contain some important information, such as exercise material, schedule, and contact information.

521141P Elementary Programming (5op)

In this course students learn the basic concepts of programming using the Python programming language. The course consists of lectures, exercises and a course assignment in which the student has to write a program in Python.

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