Skip to main content

IoT, Sensor Technologies and Performance (3 cr)

Code: C-02467-TI00CW23-3004

General information


Enrolment period
22.05.2023 - 15.12.2023
Registration for the implementation has ended.
Timing
02.01.2024 - 09.02.2024
Implementation has ended.
Credits
3 cr
Institution
HAMK University of Applied Sciences, Riihimäki
Teaching languages
English
Seats
0 - 45

Objectives (course unit)

Sensor operating principles and technologies will be studied. The aim is in the knowledge level where it will be possible to evaluate the recognition, identification, categorizing and measuring technologies in different applications.

Content (course unit)

A review on sensor technologies and sensor products for different environments and for different applications will be given. The performance of a few contemporary sensor technologies will be studied. Example cases on interfacing a sensor into a digital system will be given. In example cases the programming code will be studied and modified. Earlier experience in programming will not be absolutely necessary.

Location and time

Online study. Within the given period the students can individually decide the timing of studying the fundamentals and completing the tasks.

Exam schedules

Several small exams needs to be passed during the course implementation.

Assessment methods and criteria

There are automatically evaluated tasks where the points gained from completed tasks will be visible for the student just after task completion. There are individually evaluated reports which will be evaluated at the end of the course period. The evaluation is based on points awarded in the exercise tasks.

Assessment scale

1-5

Teaching methods

The operation and performance of various sensor types will be studied on material published as e-learning documents. The exercises include development tasks, sensor module selection and even mathematical tasks related to performance. The development tools used for various tasks are so called online tools and will not require installations on computer.

Learning materials

Will be published as online material. The assignment instructions include original system, software and service documentation.

Student workload

It will be possible for the students to plan individual time schedule within the given time period.

Content scheduling

Online study. Within the given period the students can individually decide the timing of studying the fundamentals and completing the tasks. Content and time allocation can be seen on the e-learning environment Learn/Moodle. The e-learning environment will be accessible to students who are enrolled and accepted as students.

Completion alternatives

Can be agreed with the teacher and the head of study program.

Practical training and working life cooperation

This short course implementation does not include training in industry. The technologies studied are those which are common and contemporary in working life.

International connections

No international activities involved.

Further information

HAMK students enrol in Pakki. Humak, Turku UAS and XAMK students register for this course in Peppi/Pakki. Other CampusOnline students register in the campusonline.fi portal as described in the course information. More information about enrollment https://www.hamk.fi/students/cross-institutional-studies/?lang=en The study does not require anything special on students computer. For the exercises conducted on video it is recommended for a student to use two monitors or one monitor which is large enough. There is no restriction on the number of the Campus Online and of the HAMK students. CampusOnline students can provide course feedback via a browser at https://pakki.hamk.fi/spark.

Go back to top of page