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Documente Profesional
Documente Cultură
STUDY PROGRAMME
ECTS GUIDE
2008-2009
Teknillinen korkeakoulu
Opintoasiat
Edited by
The International Student Services
ISBN 978-951-22-9486-2
ISSN 1456-601X
This publication was published with the assistance of the Commission of the European
Communities within the framework of the SOCRATES Programme.
Edita 2008
TO THE READER ........................................................................................................................................................................... 3
MAP OF OTANIEMI ....................................................................................................................................................................... 4
1 FINLAND, ESPOO ....................................................................................................................................................................... 6
2 HELSINKI UNIVERSITY OF TECHNOLOGY ........................................................................................................................ 6
2.1 General Description ................................................................................................................................................................ 6
2.2 International Student Services ................................................................................................................................................ 6
2.3 Faculties ................................................................................................................................................................................... 7
3 STUDYING AT TKK..................................................................................................................................................................... 7
3.1. European Credit Transfer System ECTS at TKK ................................................................................................................. 7
3.2 Degree Structure...................................................................................................................................................................... 7
3.2.1 Regulations for the Transition Period .............................................................................................................................. 7
3.2.2 Degrees.............................................................................................................................................................................. 8
3.2.3 Structure of Bachelor's Degree ........................................................................................................................................ 8
3.2.4 Structure of Master's Degree............................................................................................................................................ 8
3.2.5 Structure of Doctoral (Licentiate) Studies....................................................................................................................... 8
3.2.6 Degree Programmes ......................................................................................................................................................... 9
3.2.7 Degree Programmes, Majors and Minors........................................................................................................................ 9
3.2.8 Recommendation and Limitation of the Study Time..................................................................................................... 9
3.3 General Information................................................................................................................................................................ 9
3.3.1 Options for International Students................................................................................................................................... 9
3.3.2 Coming to Finland: Necessary Documents .................................................................................................................... 9
3.3.3 Arriving in Otaniemi ........................................................................................................................................................ 9
3.3.4 Fees ................................................................................................................................................................................. 10
3.3.5 Financing Your Studies .................................................................................................................................................. 10
3.3.6 Living Costs .................................................................................................................................................................... 10
3.4 Academic Issues ..................................................................................................................................................................... 10
3.4.1 Academic Year at TKK ................................................................................................................................................... 10
3.4.2 Registration ..................................................................................................................................................................... 10
3.4.3 Orientation Days for New International Students......................................................................................................... 10
3.4.4 Study Counselling .......................................................................................................................................................... 11
3.4.5 Study Plans...................................................................................................................................................................... 11
3.4.6 Language of Instruction.................................................................................................................................................. 11
3.4.7 Registration for a Course; Course Materials .................................................................................................................. 11
3.4.8 Examinations: Registration and Grading....................................................................................................................... 11
3.4.9 Credit System.................................................................................................................................................................. 12
3.4.10 Approval of Studies ....................................................................................................................................................... 12
3.4.11 Continuing Education ................................................................................................................................................. 12
3.5 Additional Services ................................................................................................................................................................ 12
3.5.1 Housing........................................................................................................................................................................... 12
3.5.2 Health Care..................................................................................................................................................................... 12
3.5.3 Computer Facilities........................................................................................................................................................ 12
3.5.4 Library Services............................................................................................................................................................... 12
3.5.5 Sports Facilities............................................................................................................................................................... 13
3.5.6 Career Services ............................................................................................................................................................... 13
3.5.7 Practical Training ........................................................................................................................................................... 13
3.5.8 PoliAlumni - the Alumni Society at TKK ...................................................................................................................... 13
4 TEACHING AT TKK .................................................................................................................................................................. 14
4.1 Programmes in English ......................................................................................................................................................... 14
4.1.1 Master’s Degree Programmes......................................................................................................................................... 14
Master’s Programme in Communications Engineering .................................................................................................... 14
Master’s Programme in Electrical Engineering ................................................................................................................. 14
Master’s Programme in Micro- and Nanotechnology ........................................................................................................ 14
SpaceMaster - Erasmus Mundus Master’s Degree Programme in Space Science and Technology................................ 14
Master’s Programme in Bioinformatics............................................................................................................................... 15
Master's Programme in Foundations of Advanced Computing......................................................................................... 15
Master’s Programme in Machine Learning and Data Mining .......................................................................................... 15
Master’s Programme in Mobile Computing - Services and Security................................................................................. 15
Master’s Programme in Service Design and Engineering ................................................................................................. 15
Master’s Programme in Service Management and Engineering ....................................................................................... 16
NordSecMob-Master’s Programme in Security and Mobile Computing ......................................................................... 16
Master’s Programme in Geoinformatics ............................................................................................................................. 16
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TO THE READER
MAP OF OTANIEMI
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1 FINLAND, ESPOO
Finland is the seventh largest country in Europe with weather and long days in the summer, cold weather and
over 5.3 million inhabitants. Finland is the northernmost long nights in the winter. In the opinion of many Finns
country in the world after Iceland. The neighbouring and especially of many foreigners, the best thing about
countries are Sweden, Norway, Estonia, and Russia. Finland is the unspoiled natural countryside with its
Finland is a member state of the European Union and lakes and forests, still relatively untouched by serious
traditionally co-operates closely with other Nordic pollution.
countries. The city of Espoo where Helsinki University of
The majority of Finnish people speak Finnish as their Technology (TKK) is located lies on the southern coast
mother tongue, but some six percent speak Swedish. To of Finland next to Helsinki, the capital of Finland.
be precise, even a third language, Saame, spoken by a Together with Helsinki and Vantaa, Espoo forms the
very small minority in northernmost Lapland has as an metropolitan area where nearly one fifth of Finland's
official status along with Finnish and Swedish. As a whole population lives. There are excellent connections
visitor you do not need to speak and understand Finnish from Espoo to Helsinki: TKK can be reached by bus
nor Swedish, since most Finns, at least young people, from the centre of Helsinki in 15 - 20 minutes. Espoo
speak English and often also many other foreign was built to blend in with nature which gives the town a
languages. very original look. Together with the largest
Finland has a long coastline, and two-thirds of the concentration of technology in northern Europe, Espoo
country is covered by forest. Finland is a land of lakes, is an interesting combination of peaceful nature and
and there are almost 200,000 lakes in the country. modern creativity.
Finland is also a land of four seasons, with temperate
Planning Officer, Ms Margita Slätis, tel. 451 5755, In the Student Recruitment and Admissions:
(exchange programmes incoming Erasmus, Japan, Foreign Student Adviser, Ms Sinikka Tamminen, tel. 451
China, Hong Kong, Taiwan and Korea) 2104, e-mail admissions@tkk.fi (application process of
Secretary, Ms Ulla Ahlgren, tel. 451 5757, e-mail international degree students)
housing@tkk.fi (housing of exchange students)
Administrative Assistant, Ms Sinikka Savolainen, tel. 451
2053 2.3 Faculties
Department Secretary, Ms Katri Nokelainen, tel. 451 Each faculty is administered by its Faculty Council and
2110 (Info Market) the Dean. The four faculties of TKK are:
Student Affairs Secretary, Ms Heidi Flinkman, tel. 451 Faculty of Electronics, Communications and
5879, e-mail registration@tkk.fi (enrolment of Automation
international students) Faculty of Information and Natural Sciences
Faculty of Engineering and Architecture
Faculty of Chemistry and Materials Sciences
More information on the faculties and their teaching is
given in the section 4.
3 STUDYING AT TKK
- The grading scale for the courses is: 5 = excellent, 4 =
very good, 3 = good, 2 = very satisfactory, 1 = satisfactory,
3.1. European Credit Transfer 0 = failed
System ECTS at TKK - The Study Programme ECTS Guide supplies
information in English on TKK, its faculties and the
ECTS - European Credit Transfer System is a systematic instruction offered
way of describing an educational programme by - The ECTS learning agreement is used at TKK when
attaching credits to its components. ECTS is a student- needed by the partner institutions or international
centred system based on the student workload required to students. In other cases the international applicants are
achieve the objectives of a programme. The system was advised to download the application form on the TKK
introduced in 1989, within the framework of Erasmus web-sites.
programme. ECTS is the only credit system which has - TKK provides students with the transcripts of records
been successfully tested and used across Europe. ECTS which can be obtained in English at the faculty offices.
was set up initially for credit transfer. The system The transcript of records lists the courses student has
facilitated the recognition of periods of study abroad and taken during the study period at TKK.
thus enhanced the quality and volume of student
mobility in Europe. Recently ECTS is developing into
an accumulation system to be implemented at European 3.2 Degree Structure
level. This is one of the key objectives of the Bologna
TKK has changed over to a new, two-cycle degree
Declaration of June 1999.
structure, together with other Finnish universities, on the
ECTS makes study programmes easy to read and
1st of August, 2005. Students who begin their studies
compare for all students, local and foreign. ECTS
after this date are to first complete a Bachelor of Science
facilitates mobility and academic recognition. It helps
in Technology/Architecture degree, and only after that
universities to organise and revise their study
the Master of Science in Technology, Architecture or
programmes. ECTS makes European higher education
Landscape Architecture degree. A person with a
more attractive for students from other continents. ECTS
Bachelor’s degree can be admitted to study only towards
is based on the principle that 60 credits measure the
Master’s degree.
workload of a full-time student during one academic
The change in degree structure is connected to the
year. Student workload in ECTS consists of the time
"Bologna process", in which 40 European countries
required to complete all planned learning activities such
participate in order to create an internationally
as attending lectures, seminars, independent and private
competitive European area of higher education by 2010.
study, preparation of projects, examinations, and so forth.
The aim is to increase student mobility and employment
More information of ECTS can be found in
opportunities as well as to improve the transparency and
http://europa.eu/
comparability of degrees.
At TKK the ECTS is used in the following way:
- The credits (opintopiste, op) used at TKK are 3.2.1 Regulations for the Transition
equivalent to ECTS credits. The old TKK credits (ocr)
can be converted into ECTS by multiplying them by 1.5.
Period
For example, 2 TKK credits are converted as follows: 1.5 Students who began their degree studies before the new
x 2 TKK old credits = 3 ECTS credits. regulations came into force may study under the old
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degree regulations (1995) until the 31st July 2010. They Architecture/Landscape Architecture) in the student’s
may apply to transfer to study under the new regulations. own degree programme (20 + 20 + 20 cr); 4) elective
Applications are handled by the relevant faculty, which studies (at least 10 cr), and 5) the Bachelor’s seminar and
also decides how the student’s previous studies are thesis (total of 10 cr).
approved for the degree.
The transfer to the new system of teaching will be 3.2.4 Structure of Master's Degree
implemented year by year so that by the academic year Education shall be organised in such a way that a full-
2009-2010 all teaching for the lower and higher time student can graduate in two academic years
university degrees will be in the new form. The studies for the Master’s degree consist of 1) studies of
The faculties may transfer to the new system of teaching scientific method (10 cr); 2) three modules, of which at
more quickly than described above. least one shall be an advanced module in the student’s
As the transfer to the new system takes place, students own degree programme major subject (20 + 20 + 20 cr);
studying under the 1995 regulations will do the 3) elective studies (at least 20 cr), and 4) the Master’s
discontinued courses by studying the nearest equivalent thesis (30 cr).
courses in the new system as decided by the faculty. Subject and advanced studies are contained in modules.
If a student studying under the new regulations studies
more quickly than the changeover to the new system
allows for, the equivalence mentioned above between the
old and new courses may be applied. MASTER OF SCIENCE IN TECHNOLOGY
In confirming the equivalence between old and new
courses, the faculties shall take into account above all
M 10 cr
principles
Methodological
Elective Master´s thesis
their scope and content. studies
The Council may, during the changeover period, grant W 20 cr D 30 cr
exceptions to these degree regulations as well as
confirming other regulations for the changeover insofar
as the differences between the regulations demand. Advanced Inter- Special
More information about the transition period is available module mediate module
at http://www.tkk.fi/e/studies A3 20 cr module C 20 cr
B2 20 cr
3.2.2 Degrees
BACHELOR OF SCIENCE IN TECHNOLOGY
The Bachelor’s level, lower university degrees offered at
Inter- Basic Bachelor´s
TKK are: thesis and seminar
Tekniikan kandidaati mediate module K 10 cr
Bachelor of Science (Technology) [B.Sc. (Tech.)] module B1 20 cr Elective studies
V 10 cr
Bachelor of Science (Architecture) [B.Sc. (Archit.)] A2 20 cr
The Master's level, higher university degrees offered at Basic
TKK are: module
Diplomi-insinööri, arkkitehti, maisema-arkkitehti General studies A1 20 cr
Master of Science (Technology) [M.Sc. (Tech.)]
P 80 cr
Master of Science (Architecture) [M.Sc. (Archit.)] Programme
Master of Science (Landscape Architecture) [M.Sc. studies
(Landscape Archit.)]
The postgraduate degrees offered at TKK are: O 20 cr
Tekniikan lisensiaatti, tekniikan tohtori, filosofian tohtori
Licentiate of Science (Technology) [Lic.Sc. (Tech.)]
3.2.5 Structure of Doctoral (Licentiate)
Licentiate of Science (Architecture) [Lic.Sc. (Archit.)]
Doctor of Science (Technology) [D.Sc. (Tech.)] Studies
Doctor of Science (Architecture) [D.Sc. (Archit.)] Postgraduate education is planned and organised as
Doctor of Philosophy (Ph.D.) entities according to the area of research; the goal is
scientific thinking and the development of new
3.2.3 Structure of Bachelor's Degree knowledge in a certain area of technical science.
Education shall be organised in such a way that a full- The Doctor’s (and Licentiate) degree is done in modules.
time student can graduate in three academic years. The The module Research field T covers 30-40 credits. The
studies leading to the Bachelor’s degree shall consist of 1) student may select this from thos designated for TKK
the scientific, mathematical and other basic studies doctoral studies.Studies in supplementary field S, worth
needed for the degree programme and if applicable, the 10-20 credits, supports the student’s thesis writing and
necessary module of artistic studies (80 cr); 2) the general research field. The degree also includes the module
studies module for the Bachelor’s degree (20 cr); 3) three Scientific practices and principles Y (5-15-credits). The
modules, at least one of which shall be an intermediate most important part of the doctoral degree is the research
module (does not apply in the degree programmes of work. The licentiate degree requires a licentiate thesis;
for the dorctoral degree the student is required to write
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harbours are located in the centre of Helsinki. It takes 4. Examination Period 7 January – 17 January 2009
about 15 - 20 minutes by bus to get from the centre of III Teaching Period 19 January – 6 March 2009
Helsinki to Otaniemi. 5. Examination Period 7 March – 14 March 2009
IV Teaching Period 16 March – 5 May 2009
3.3.4 Fees 6. Examination Period 6 May – 16 May 2008
The possible tuition fees vary according to the The Easter holiday is 9 -15 April 2009.
programme the student is attending. TKK does not There are also other additional examination dates. For
charge degree student tuition fees, also further information on these dates, contact the faculty
SOKRATES/Erasmus, NORDPLUS and other exchange concerned.
students study free of charge at TKK. However, the
international non-degree programmes which are 3.4.2 Registration
conducted entirely in English and other non-graduate Students must register at TKK for every academic year.
studies have a separate policy regarding tuition fees. Only students who register their presence have a right to
More details about these fees can be obtained from the study.
brochures and on the websites of each programme. New international students may enrol upon their arrival.
All new students must enrol in person at the
3.3.5 Financing Your Studies International Student Services (Main Building, 2nd
TKK does not have any funds for financial aid for floor, room Y235) and have the acceptance letter and an
international students. If you come to Finland solely for official ID with them. Always, if students wish to attend
the purpose of attending a university, is not possible to lectures or examinations, they must register as present. In
get Finnish student financial aid. However, non-citizens order to enrol as present all Bachelor’s and Master’s level
of Finland can get financial aid for studies in Finland if students have to pay the Student Union (TKY)
they live in Finland on a permanent basis for a purpose membership fee (91Euro/academic year or 46
other than studying. This requires that they are registered Euro/term) prior to enrolment. Possible tuition fee of
as a permanent resident in the Finnish population 420,47 Euro/term must also be paid prior to enrolment.
register system. For more information please see Students, who are not first year students, must register
http://www.kela.fi. their presence or absence during the enrolment period
The Finnish Ministry of Education and/or CIMO offers 13th May – 11th September 2008. Instructions can be
a limited number of scholarships to international found
postgraduate students and specialists for study and fromhttp://www.tkk.fi/en/studies/academic_year_and_enr
research purposes. For more information contact CIMO olment/enrolment_for_the_academic_year_2008-
(http://finland.cimo.fi/). 2009/index.html.
New international students will get their student cards
3.3.6 Living Costs after fee weeks of enrolment. For others, new valid
It can be estimated that the monthly living costs amount student card stickers for 2008-2009 are available at the
to 900 Euro per month when studying in Finland. This Student Union office from August onwards. Doctoral
includes accommodation in a student dormitory (300 students do not get a student card but they may become
Euro), meals (300 Euro), miscellaneous, e.g. study members of the Student Union, if they wish to, by paying
material, transport, postal and telephone services and the membership fee (60Euro/academic year or 31,50
winter clothing (300 Euro). Additionally, the student Euro/term).
union fee is 91 Euros per year for all Master’s degree and For more details please check the web-pages and contact
guest students. There may also be other considerable registration@tkk.fi. from August onwards from the
costs in the beginning of the studies, such as room International Student Services or from the Student
deposit fee, reservation fee and a fee for the residence Union Office. Doctoral students do not get a student
permit. These fees can add up to 450 Euros. card but they may become members of the Student
Union, if they wish to, by paying the union fee (56
Euro/academic year or 28 Euro/term).
3.4 Academic Issues Possible tuition fees must be paid prior to enrolment.
3.4.4 Study Counselling requirements can be obtained from the Foreign Student
Adviser (admissions@tkk.fi).
The aim of study counselling is to help students with the
practical aspects of studying as well as to improve their 3.4.7 Registration for a Course; Course
ability to plan and carry out their programme of study.
Throughout their years of study at TKK, students can
Materials
receive advice on studying from the teachers, student A student has to register for each course when it begins if
counsellors, planning officers and international study s/he wishes to attend it. Course registration is organised
advisers during their office hours. Student counsellors through the internet. You can register for courses in
and international study advisers are usually senior WebOodi (https://oodi.tkk.fi/en/). For that, you need a
students. The student counsellors', international study student number that you get when you enrol at TKK
advisers' and planning officers' office hours appear on the upon your arrival. Some courses might be crowded and
faculty of department notice boards during the autumn therefore it is not enough just to register like this. It is
term. important that you personally attend the first lecture.
Each degree student (Bachelor’s or Master’s) shall have a Further information can be found in the guides of the
tutor to guide his or her studies. This tutor will be various degree programmes.
appointed by the faculty in charge of the administration In WebOodi (https://oodi.tkk.fi/en/) you may also browse
of the degree programme. the study programme. In most cases, the courses also
have a homepage which are located in the new study
3.4.5 Study Plans portal Noppa (https://noppa.tkk.fi).
Planning one’s studies is an important part of studying. Course material is used in most of the courses. This is
Each student takes their personal road through their important to the student because the examination may
studies with choices from the very beginning of the be based partly on this material. The course material may
studies to graduation. This road through the studies also be used during the lectures. In most cases, the
should be as sensible and systematic as possible. As a tool course material will be published at the course’s
for planning the studies, TKK uses two types of study homepage in the Noppa portal (https://noppa.tkk.fi).
plans. During the lectures and/or at the course’s homepage you
Each Bachelor’s and Master’s degree student shall have will find information on if there is also a printed material
an official personal study plan (HOPS) confirmed by the package available.
University including the content of the studies and the
schedule for achieving them, and according to which the
3.4.8 Examinations: Registration and
student has the right to carry out his/her studies. The Grading
official personal study plan should make clear the According to § 58 of the degree regulations,
modules constituting the student’s studies. The study examinations for courses are organised according to the
plan is completed once during the Bachelor-level and degree requirements in force. Examinations for courses
once during the Master- level. The study plan is a removed from the curriculum shall be held at least
binding agreement on both parties: the student and TKK. during the academic year following the removal of the
It grants a student with a right to study according to the course. The student shall register for an examination one
approved study plan but at the same time, the student is week beforehand, unless the teacher in charge accepts
obliged to abide by the valid study plan. later registration. Registration is done in WebOodi
During the first autumn, the student completes his/her (https://oodi.tkk.fi/en/).
personal study plan. The purpose of the first personal The teacher is obliged to publish the list of passes, and if
study plan is to familiarize the student with the degree possible the main criteria of assessment, at the course’s
structure. Working through a personal study plan is homepage in the Noppa portal (https://noppa.tkk.fi)
compulsory for all students. within one month of the date of the examination. In
addition, the results may also be published on the notice
3.4.6 Language of Instruction board. The faculties/departments shall ensure that the
The main language of instruction is Finnish but some results and grading of examinations are entered in the
basic courses can be taken in Swedish as well. TKK also students’ register promptly. Transcripts of records can be
offers a great number of courses in English. More obtained from the department offices or International
detailed information about the instruction offered can be Student Services during the visiting hours. An unofficial
found in Chapters 4 of this book. Please notice that the transcript of records can also be ordered from WebOodi
language of instruction is mentioned in the course (https://oodi.tkk.fi/en/). This requires that the student has
descriptions. enrolled and given his e-mail address to the student
All international students who wish to start their studies register. You can change your email address yourself to
for a degree at TKK are required to have a certain level the student register through WebOodi.
in English language. The students are required to show In the lower and higher university degrees, the grades
either an offical language test report (TOEFL or IELTS) used are
or in the case of doctoral students an official statement of Excellent (5)
language skills signed by the professor at TKK of the Very good (4)
student's field of study. More information of the Good (3)
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Very satisfactory (2) YTHS). All university students who are members of the
Satisfactory (1) Student Union can use the services of YTHS. It provides
If you receive the grade 0, you have not passed the students with preventive health care, medical care,
examination. Courses that are so designated in the mental health care, and dental health care. Please note
curriculum can also be assessed pass/fail. that the Student Health Care centres are open only on
weekdays during office hours. Since YTHS does not offer
3.4.9 Credit System any emergency or hospital services kindly make sure that
Studies are allotted credits according to the amount of you have a valid health insurance. TKK has no insurance
work required; the average number of hours demanded for its students. Otaniemi YTHS service point: Otakaari
by one academic year of studies, 1600 hours, is 12, 02150 Espoo, tel. 4682 899.
equivalent to 60 credits. Starting 1.9.2007, the studenst who come outside the
The Bachelor’s degree consists of 180 credits (ECTS) EU/EEA are are required to obtain a private health
and the the Master’s degree is 120 credits (ECTS). insurance. It is compulsory for the residence permit.
The extent of the courses and degree programmes are More information is available at the Finnish Embassies
given in credits equivalent to 1 ECTS credit, literal or
translation opintopiste if it is a course according to the http://www.tkk.fi/en/studies/practical_information/health
new degree regulations and in credits marked as old _care.html#health_insurance
credit (ocr) equivalent to 1.5 ECTS credit, literal
translation opintoviikko if it is according to the old 3.5.3 Computer Facilities
degree regulations. http://www.tkk.fi/cc/
IT Services provides:
3.4.10 Approval of Studies - network infrastructure administration and development
Individual courses as well as wider entities passed at other - maintaining computer classrooms
universities in Finland or abroad may be included in a - user account administration and user support
TKK degree. However, this matter should be discussed - IT services for the University administration and
beforehand in the faculty management
- expert services.
3.4.11 Continuing Education IT Services runs nearly five hundred workstations in the
The education offered by the Lifelong Learning Institute Main Building and the Maarintalo Learning Centre
Dipoli and the Centre for Urban and Regional Planning (open 24 h). Students may use services for studying,
is primarily remunerated service focusing on advanced research and measures supporting these. Basic services
and supplementary areas of study at TKK. The main aim are free. Other use must be separately agreed on.
of these units is to improve the professional skills of those Using the services requires an account. Degree students
working in technology and related fields: graduate receive an account and an email address in the
engineers, architects and other professionals. beginning of their first academic year. Other students
The training programmes are usually long-term entities need a supervisor for their account - application forms
for learning new technology and professional expertise. are available in the support office.
They are organised using a wide variety of learning Anyone about to receive an account is required to verify
methods, such as modern e-learning environments, acceptance of all current policies and instructions with
internet and videoconferencing. International co- the signature. User accounts and passwords are personal;
operation is a vital part of the education at TKK Dipoli. they may not, under any circumstances, be handed over
to anyone else.
The user gets also an email address of the form
3.5 Additional Services username@cc.hut.fi. Additionally, a
firstname.lastname@tkk.fi alias may be requested from
3.5.1 Housing the address sahkoposti@tkk.fi.
The housing should be arranged before the student 3.5.4 Library Services
arrives in Finland. If you are an official exchange
student, TKK will assist in finding accommodation for http://lib.tkk.fi/
you. If you are participating in one of the international The Library of Helsinki University of Technology TKK is
programmes of TKK, please contact the co-ordinator of the National Resource Library for Technology. Its task is
the programme. to collect and make available literature and other
All other students must arrange their housing themselves. information sources in technology and allied sciences. It
HOAS (http://www.hoas.fi) and the Student Union of offers information services to anyone in need of scientific
TKK (http://www.tky.fi) provide housing for students. and technological information. Its services include
circulation, interlibrary lending, routing of periodicals,
3.5.2 Health Care copying service, information retrieval and user training.
The library information systems TEEMU and TENTTU
The basic health services for university students in
are available for independent use. NELLI portal provides
Finland are provided by the Finnish Student Health
access to a large number of resources such as full text
Service FSHS (Ylioppilaiden Terveydenhoitosäätiö,
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journals, reference databases, electronic books and given by Career Services’ training coordinators as well as
electronic dictionaries. In the main library there are also by your own department’s training adviser. The most
workstations and e-mail terminals reserved for users. extensive and updated information on available
Library guides in English as well as other additional traineeship offers, traineeship programmes and
information can be found through library’s homepage. scholarships is available on Career Services website.
The department libraries and a score of smaller satellite
libraries also belong to the library system. 3.5.8 PoliAlumni - the Alumni Society at
TKK
3.5.5 Sports Facilities
Keep in contact with your fellow students and TKK!
Physical education is an intrinsic part of TKK. Its aim is PoliAlumni is an extensive friendship and professional
to make sure that students of engineering remain fit and network, where all former students and employees of
improve their physical condition in addition to forming TKK can join in. PoliAlumni gathers together people
healthy attitudes to and habits of physical exercise. It is from TKK and aims to maintain and promote the
administered by a sports officer in the Office for relationship and cooperation between TKK and its
Academic Affairs. The sports officer also plans the sports alumni.
activities offered to the personnel of TKK. There is also PoliAlumni seeks to strengthen the image and reputation
an advisory body representing TKK, the Student Union of TKK, develop the university's links with companies
and the student sports clubs. and decision makers, advance student recruitment and
The students' sports activities are mostly run by different support life-long learning of graduate engineers and
associations or clubs of the student union. There is a architects.
wide variety of different sports represented. For international students PoliAlumni provides
A guide presenting the sports activities and clubs is opportunities to get to know Finnish friend-families
published yearly both as a paper version and in the amongst TKK alumni and possibilities to be invited by
internet. former students to visit Finnish companies. International
students can also take part in the Alumni events. On
leaving TKK, as a member of PoliAlumni, one will
3.5.6 Career Services receive current information about the University and
www.uraverkko.tkk.fi about campus life either by e-mail or post.
careerweb@tkk.fi We welcome all foreign students to become members of
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working life and graduating students of TKK. Our cost- members. Join PoliAlumni at https://polialumni.tkk.fi.
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TKK. Our aim is to provide you with information on
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website. We also offer training sessions, for instance, on
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Degree students are welcome to make a personal
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4 TEACHING AT TKK
Master’s Programme in Micro- and Nanotechnology
http://sahko.tkk.fi/en/studies/international_programmes/
4.1 Programmes in English Master's programme in micro- and nanotechnology gives
excellent abilities for engineers to work in the rapidly
4.1.1 Master’s Degree Programmes developing fields of semiconductor and microsystems
Master’s Programme in Communications Engineering engineering. The programme studies include courses
http://sahko.tkk.fi/en/studies/international_programmes/ focusing both on fabrication methods and on materials
In this programme the students can specialise in Radio physics as well as on the reliability of microsystems. The
Communications, Digital Signal Processing for graduates will have capabilities to participate in
Communications or Networking Technology. The first demanding research and development projects at
term consists of joint basic studies which are common to international electronics industry. The programme also
all tracks. Starting from the second term, the students gives excellent basis for students to carry out doctoral
specialise in one of the four areas. The common package studies. The programme does not require students to
gives you an understanding of communications theory, have background in electronics, but good knowledge of
the key software technologies for telecommunications basic university physics is a must. The programme is
and the telecommunications architectures. In Radio interdisciplinary because the advanced micro- and
Communications the focus is on radio systems for nanosystems are often used to monitor biological or
cellular networks including GSM and Wide Band Code biochemical phenomena. Applications: Yearly by the end
Division Multiple Access Systems for third generation of January.
networks. Digital Signal Processing for communications
provides basics of the communications channel SpaceMaster - Erasmus Mundus Master’s Degree
modelling (to understand the environment), estimation Programme in Space Science and Technology
theory (to understand the limits of the methodology), and http://www.spacemaster.eu
transmitter-receiver algorithms and architectures (how to The objective of the Joint European Master in Space
get the best performance with limited resources). Science and Technology is to combine the expertise of
Networking Technology major is focused on networks, six European universities within the field of space
transmission techniques and quality of service. The technology and related applications. The universities are:
programme is targeted for students with a BSc in Luleå University of Technology (LTU) in Sweden,
information technology, telecommunications or Cranfield University (CU) in UK, Czech Univesity of
electrical engineering and who wish to pursue a Master's Technology (CTU), Julius-Maximilians-Universität
degree at TKK. Würzburg (JMUW) in Germany, Université Paul
Sabatier Toulouse III (UPS) in France and TKK.
Master’s Programme in Electrical Engineering SpaceMaster is a two-year program of full-time studies.
http://sahko.tkk.fi/en/studies/international_programmes/ During the two years students obtain cross-disciplinary
Helsinki University of Technology (TKK) offers a experience from laboratory exercises, and from carrying
possibility for persons with a BSc in electrical out computer simulations such as balloons, rockets,
engineering to join the Master’s Programme in Electrical satellite and radar controls, tele-robotics, sensor data
Engineering to pursue the degree of Master of Science in fusion, automatic controls and multi-body dynamics.
Technology at TKK. The Programme offers a possibility The first year of studies is same for all students, starting at
to specialize in electric machines, drives and power JMUW, Germany and proceeding for the second
electronics, or in power systems, high voltage technology semester in Sweden at LTU Kiruna campus, the centre
and illumination engineering. The language of of international space and environment science.
instruction is English. The courses start at the beginning The second year of SpaceMaster is devided into five
of the academic year 2006-2007 in September 2006. The engineering and three scientific tracks following the
scope of the programme is 120 credits. At the end the competence of the partner universities in six different
participants write a MSc thesis counted as 30 credits. European countries. The programme leads to two
The Programme has been planned so that normally the officially recognised M.Sc. degrees issued by the home
courses can be completed in 2 years. The Programme is and one partner university. SpaceMaster is Erasmus
organised by the Electrical Engineering Group (SELA) Mundus Programme selected by the European
in the Department of Electrical and Communications Commission. At TKK, the programme is offered by the
Engineering at TKK. The organization of the Department of Automation and Systems Technology in
Programme has good ties to Finnish Industry. The the Faculty of Electronics, Communications and
students usually have trainee jobs in the industry during Automation.
the summer after the first year. MSc theses are normally
written on the job.
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Master’s Programme in Machine Learning and Data Master’s Programme in Service Design and
Mining Engineering
http://www.cis.hut.fi/macadamia/ The growing importance of services in the economy has
The programme gives a strong basic understanding of been widely recognized. Software intensive services are
modern computational data analysis and modelling seen as a tool for increasing productivity and innovation.
methodologies. It builds on the strong research of two The applications range from adding service elements to
centres of excellence in machine learning and data industrial products to creating new service concepts that
mining. These methods are applicable and needed in a are based on today’s interconnected and globally
wide variety of fields ranging from process industry to networked environment. The program aims at providing
mobile communications. Recent spearhead application the students a solid basis on the key issues of Service
areas include bioinformatics, computational linguistics Design and Engineering from a technical viewpoint, and
and natural language processing, and multimodal also giving an understanding of relevant business,
interfaces. The programme provides an excellent basis behavioural, legal and societal aspects. The programme
for doctoral studies as well as industrial research and promotes openness (e.g. open source model), open
development work. The programme is offered by the standards and service oriented computing both via
Department of Information and Computer Science. lectures, design and implementation activities. The
Further information macadamia@cis.hut.fi students can specialize either on technical or
management oriented aspects of service design and
engineering. The programme is offered by the
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Department of Computer Science and Engineering and Internet, having both the practical skills and the
it starts in 2009. Further information sde@soberit.hut.fi capability to follow the scientific research. The Internet
technologies build the technical framework of the
Master’s Programme in Service Management and NordSecMob programme. Key subject areas for both the
Engineering Internet and mobile networks are applications and
In modern economies services become increasingly services, including service management issues like
important. Service elements are added and service–based mobility, quality of service, charging and security. The
business models are used by manufactures, and new students are required to both study and create practical
innovative service concepts and systems emerge and implementations based on the current technologies and
evolve rapidly. The program aims at providing the to learn the emerging state of the art in the research
students a solid basis on the key issues of Service community. Special attention is paid on information
Management and Engineering. Focus is on how services security, which is a critical issue when developing and
are designed and produced involving customers and deploying services on the public networks.
productive assets with the aid of information and The NordSecMob is a full-time Master of Science degree
communication technologies. A systemic and interactive Programme with a duration of 2 years. The programme is
view of services is promoted both via lectures, design and co-ordinated by Helsinki University of Technology
implementation activities. The programme includes the (TKK), Department of Computer Science and
following topics: Service Operations Management, Engineering and other four Nordic partner universities
Service Business Economics, Human Resource are Technical University of Denmark (DTU), The Royal
Management and Service Innovations. Institute of Technololgy (KTH) in Sweden, The
The programme is offered by the Department of Norwegian University of Science and Technology
Industrial Engineering and Management and it starts in (NTNU) and the University of Tartu in Estonia.
2009. The main admission criterion to the programme is Erasmus Mundus programmes offer culturally enriching
a high quality Bachelor’s degree encompassing a higher education opportunities for both European and
minimum of 180 ECTS, mainly from the field of Non-European students. Students from any country can
technology, or equivalent, i.e., a degree of at least three apply to the NordSecMob - Master's Programme in
years of full-time studies. Successful applicants have solid Security and Mobile Computing. Non-European
knowledge of some technical discipline and basic students have the opportunity to apply for the Erasmus
knowledge of management. Therefore, the preferred Mundus Scholarship (42 000 Euro for a two year
B.Sc. degrees are from engineering, natural sciences, programme). European students selected to the
mathematics or computer science. The desired amount NordSecMob-programme can apply for the Erasmus or
of management studies is 20 ECTS, covering at least the Nordplus-scholarships for the duration of their studies at
basic concepts of marketing, operations management, the host university. The NordSecMob-programme gives
organizational behaviour and management accounting. the students a chance to experience the cultures of two
We especially emphasize the content, grades, language northern European countries. After completing the two-
skills and the reputation of the applicant’s former year programme, successful students will be awarded two
university when estimating each applicant’s potential. officially recognized M.Sc. degrees: one from each
Enrolment is limited and the application process is university where they studied.
highly competitive. The NordSecMob programme's graduates are prepared
to be employed internationally by both industry and
NordSecMob-Master’s Programme in Security and academia, having acquired the necessary skills for various
Mobile Computing work opportunities including experts role, R&D, research
http://nordsecmob.tkk.fi/index.html and management positions. This programme gives a solid
The Nordic countries are very innovative in mobile basis to continue academic career towards the doctoral
communications and an industrial and scientific cluster level; it also provides experience of international R&D
has formed to serve this area. The NordSecMob-Master's environments, and enables access to major international
Programme in Security and Mobile Computing is based networks.
on the research cooperation between the participating
universities and it offers in-depth knowledge in the field Master’s Programme in Geoinformatics
of data communications, mobile computing and http://gip.tkk.fi/en/studies/mastersprogramme/
information security. Master's Programme in Geoinformatics is a two-year
This master's programme extends the students computer programme organized by Helsinki University of
science skills towards the mobile computing area. The Technology. The courses are offered by the Laboratory of
courses in the programme address the modern data Geoinformation and Positioning Technology (GiPLab).
communications architecture evolution from several The Master's Programme in Geoinformatics is focused
aspects. The students will gain practical knowledge and on geovisualisation, spatial data analysis, spatial data
theoretical insights in the fields of network applications, structures and algorithms and spatial programming, as
services, information security and mobile networking. well as GIS software engineering and application
After completion of this programme the graduates have a development.
broad knowledge basis of mobile computing and they are
ready to design and develop own solutions for the mobile
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GIS courses have been offered at TKK since the early The M.Sc. (Tech.) degree consists of 2 years of studies:
80´s and GiPLab is well known for education and courses 90 ECTS credits and the Master's Thesis 30
research both in Finland and abroad. ECTS credits. The applicants are required to have a
More information about Master’s Programme in B.Sc. degree of a relevant subject area and adequate
Geoinformatics from the web command of English language.
pages: http://gip.tkk.fi/en/studies/mastersprogramme/ or
contact professor Kirsi Virrantaus, e-mail Master’s Programme in Process Systems Engineering
kirsi.virrantaus(at)tkk.fi or lecturer Paula Ahonen-Rainio, http://kepo.hut.fi/pse/
e-mail paula.ahonen(at)tkk.fi Process Systems Engineering in the Department of
Chemical Technology at TKK offers a unique
Master’s Programme in Real Estate Investment and opportunity for students interested in an international
Finance career in leading international companies in the process
http://www.tkk.fi/Yksikot/Kiinteisto/opinnot/reif.htm industries or related areas in Finland and abroad. The
Real Estate Investment and Finance is a two-year (120 program offers a high standard of teaching led by
ECTS) Master’s Degree programme organized by academic staff with extensive experience in the field. The
Helsinki University of Technology (TKK) and the M.Sc. program is directed towards the fundamental and
Swedisch School of Economics and Business application-specific aspects of process and systems
Administration (Hanken). The programme strives to engineering. It emphasizes the multidisciplinary
provide a master’s degree of international standards and character of the field, paying attention to applications in
quality that give the students the required knowledge to chemical product, production and plant design.
work both in the property market field and in the field of The structure of the M.Sc. degree in PSE follows the
financial intermediation. new degree structure. The ECTS credits are used. The
Teachers of the programme are leading international credit required for Master of Science in Technology is
professors in real estate investments and finance. 120, which normally takes two years of full-time study to
At the Helsinki University of Technology (TKK) studies complete. The degree consists of studies in the major
are offered by Department of Surveying. Requirements subject, the minor subject and the Master’s Thesis. The
for the Master’s Degree Programme in Real Estate program can be studied in five major lines: 1) Chemical
Investment and Finance include a 3-years Bachelor’s Engineering, 2) Plant design, 3) Process Automation, 4)
degree of international standards, sufficient preliminary Industrial Chemistry, and 5) Polymer Technology.
knowledge in specified subject areas, and for
international applicants with English as a foreign Erasmus Mundus Minerals and Environmental
language, a language test. Programme
More information about Master’s Degree Programme in http://www.emmep.org/
Real Estate Investment and Finance from web pages EMMEP (Erasmus Mundus Minerals and
http://www.tkk.fi/Yksikot/Kiinteisto/opinnot/reif.htm or Environmental Programme) is a 2 year M.Sc. program
contact professor Kauko Viitanen, e-mail for students in Mining / Geotechnical Engineering,
kauko.viitanen(at)tkk.fi or teaching research scientist Ari Mineral Processing, Recycling and related academic
Hiltunen, e-mail ari.hiltunen(at)tkk.fi studies. There are three different specialisations;
accommodating groups with 15 to 20 students each.
Master’s Programme in Forest Products Technology Joining the EMMEP program is an excellent opportunity
http://puu.tkk.fi/en/studies/imp/ to study abroad with a group of international students.
e-mail: puu-masters@tkk.fi
The M.Sc. Programme offered by the Department of 4.1.2 Doctorate Degree Programmes
Forest Products Technology at TKK is unique because it Doctoral Programme in Electrical Engineering
covers almost every aspect of converting wood as a raw http://sahko.tkk.fi/en/studies/international_programmes/
material to a product. With us you can get acquainted The programme comprises courses in Power system ICT
with different areas of using wood and wood technology applications, Power Quality, Distribution automation,
from sawn wood and plywood to manufacturing of Power system diagnostics and condition monitoring etc.
furniture. In the chemical forest products field, our In addition a Doctor´s thesis is required, which usually is
activities cover the products and processes of both forest made in close connection to the larger research projects.
products chemistry and pulping and papermaking Typical duration of studies for doctor degree is three
technology, and also printing technology. years.
The Master’s Programme in Forest Products Technology Possible subjects of Doctor´s thesis are in the fields of:
includes the following majors: Wood Product • Power system fault analysis and fault location
Technology, Chemical Pulping Technology, and Paper • Transmission system security and adequacy
and Printing Technology. The students can specialize in • Power component diagnostics and condition
Wood Product Technology, Forest Products Chemistry, monitoring
and Environmental Technology within Forest Industry, • Power Quality, voltage sags, harmonics, outage costs
Chemical Pulping Technology, Paper Manufacturing • High voltage measurement technology
Technology, Paper Converting Technology or Printing • Wireless sensors in power systems
Technology. • ICT-applications in power systems
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• Agent based control architectures in power systems management. Each year 10-20 international and 5
The applicant should have the Master´s degree with good Finnish students are selected to the program.
grades in one of the following fields: Power systems, The goal of the IBLP is to develop global leaders for the
High voltage engineering, Illumination Engineering, changing business environment. The program is hosted
Electrical Building Services, Electromechanics or by the Institute of Strategy and International Business at
Industrial Electronics and Electric Drives. the Helsinki University of Technology, Finland's top
TKK provides state-of-art research environment with all technical university. Teaching is done by highly
the needed software tools, test equipment and laboratory qualified professors and researchers in collaboration with
facilities. Doctoral students are members of our industry experts. The focus of the teaching is on strategic
international research teams and English is the daily and international management.
working language. The core course of the IBLP, "Developing Global
Doctoral thesis comprises the main and central part of Leadership Talent", forms the core learning and
the degree. It is a documentation of a research project networking platform of the International Business
performed independently, under the supervision of the Linkage program. The aim of this course is to enhance
tutoring professor. In the programme, the subjects of the students' personal, international and leadership skills
doctoral thesis are selected such that they have a strong to successfully work in an increasingly complex, global
link to the industry, thus ensuring quality of the research and multicultural business environment. It consists of
work. The thesis should produce new scientific data. The lectures on negotiations, creativity, networking,
courses in the modules support preparing the thesis. presentation skills, team working and leadership. In
addition, during the course, domestic and international
4.1.3 Non-Degree Programmes excursions, and monthly Nationality Nights will be
International Architecture Program (IAP) organized. In essence, the course aims to provide the
http://arkkitehtuuri.tkk.fi/engl/index.htm formal forum for networking between the IBLP students,
The International Architecture Program has two one-year ensuring that students learn together and from one
architectural programmes, the Wood Program and the another.
General Studies Program. The programmes consist of The annual application deadline is May 15th.
English taught Master level studies. They give a
certificate and are worth 60 ECTS. Linkage Program 1: Modern Technology in the Pulp
The Wood Program (WP) is an intensive one-year and Paper Industry
education course that studies the architectural, http://pulpandpaperlinkage.tkk.fi/en/
ecological, aesthetic and technical aspects of wood in Linkage Program 1 is an international Master's level
contemporary architecture. certificate program that lasts for one academic year. The
The General Studies Program (GSP) is a one-year free- program consists of 50 to 60 credits, and is conducted
form programme that provides a broad selection of entirely in English. The program puts an emphasis on
English-taught courses from the standard degree pulp and paper processes and technology, but also
curriculum of the Department of Architecture. integrates topics such as process control, economics, and
The tuition fee for the Wood Program or the General environmental protection as well as printing and
Studies Program is EUR 2600 / term, EUR 5200 / year. converting technologies. In addition to traditional
The prerequisite for the programmes is a BArch, or at lectures, laboratory work and excursions, the curriculum
least 3 years of architectural studies. The application includes a possibility to projects provided by the Finnish
deadline is 31st March. The required documents are: forest industry or other related industries during the
- the department application forms summer.
- portfolio Applicants should have completed a Bachelor of Science
- transcript of academic records (B.Sc.) degree in engineering, technology or equivalent.
- motivation letter. However, students who have completed 3 years of studies
For more information, visit the website at: toward a B.Sc. or a higher degree and basic studies in
http://arkkitehtuuri.tkk.fi/engl/iap.htm mathematics and sciences will also be considered. The
Further queries, please contact the International closing date for applications for Linkage Program 1 is
Architecture Program Coordinator Auli Puhakka-Autio, April 30, 2009. For further information, please e-mail
tel. 451 4460, e-mail auli.puhakka@tkk.fi linkage.program@tkk.fi
M3002 Geoinformatics
Faculty of Engineering and Architecture Maa-123 Prof. Kirsi Virrantaus
Degree Programme: Maa-123 Prof. Ari Jolma
Architecture
M3005 Geodesy
A3001 History and Theory of Architecture Maa-6 Prof. Martin Vermeer
A-27 Prof. Aino Niskanen
A-60 Prof. Simo Paavilainen M3006 Photogrammetry and Remote Sensing
Maa-57 Prof. Henrik Haggrén
A3002 Building Design
A-8 Prof. Markku Komonen IA3002 Geoinformation Technology
A-9 Prof. Antti-Matti Siikala (Master's Programme in Geoinformatics)
A-9a Prof. Tor-Ulf Weck Maa-123 Prof. Kirsi Virrantaus
A-52 Prof. Hannu Huttunen
A-112 Fixed-term Professor Pekka Heikkinen Degree Programme:
Landscape Architecture
A3003 Urban Planning and Design
A-36 Prof. Kimmo Lapintie A3004 Landscape Planning and Management
Prof. Trevor Harris MA-94 Prof. Maija Rautamäki
Prof. Peter Ache
A3005 Landscape Design and Construction
Degree Programme: MA-94 Prof. Jyrki Sinkkilä
Energy and HVAC-Technology
A3003 Urban Planning and Design
K3007 Energy Technology A-36 Prof. Kimmo Lapintie
Ene-59 Prof. Pekka Pirilä, in charge A-36 Prof. Trevor Harris
Ene-59 Prof. Pekka Ahtila A-36 Prof. Peter Ache
Ene-39 Prof. Markku Lampinen
Ene-47 Prof. Carl-Johan Fogelholm Degree Programme:
Kul-14 Prof. Martti Larmi Mechanical Engineering
MT3001 Applied Materials Science P3004 Linkage Program 1, Modern Technology in Pulp
MT-0 Prof. N.N. and Paper Industry
Prof. Olof Forsén (Puu-0) Prof. Tapani Vuorinen
Prof. Mikhail Gasik
Prof. Simo-Pekka Hannula P3005 IDBM, International Design Business
Prof. Kari Heiskanen Management
Prof. Lauri Holappa (for students of Forest Products Technology)
Prof. Seppo Kivivuori (Puu-28) Prof. Matti Kairi
Prof. Antti Korhonen
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S-17.3710 Electromechanics, special assignment (2-10 S-38.3205 Individual Course on Networking Technology
cr) (1-10 cr)
S-17.3720 Individual Studies in Electromechanics P (2- S-38.3310 Thesis Seminar on Networking Technology (1
15 cr) cr)
S-17.3730 Doing Research P (1 cr) S-38.4030 Postgraduate Course on Networking
S-17.4020 Postgraduate Seminar on Electromechanics P Technology P (5-15 cr)
(3-10 cr) S-38.4043 Postgraduate Seminar in Network Economics
S-17.4030 Postgraduate Seminar on Electromechanics P P (5-15 cr)
(3-10 cr) S-38.4149 Postgraduate Course in Teletraffic Theory P
S-18.2103 Power Systems (5 cr) (5-15 cr)
S-18.3150 High Voltage Engineering (4 cr) S-38.4360 Research Seminar on Networking Technology
S-18.3154 Electricity Distribution and Markets P (6 cr) P (1-3 cr)
S-18.4000 Computer Applications in Power Systems P (5 S-72.1130 Telecommunication Systems (5 cr)
cr) S-72.1140 Transmission Methods in Communication
S-18.4001 Communication Systems in Power Systems P Systems (5 cr)
(5 cr) S-72.2205 Digital Transmission Methods (4 cr)
S-18.4002 Information System Applications in Power S-72.2211 Mobile Communication Systems and Services
Systems, seminar course P (6 cr) (4 cr)
S-18.4018 Protective Relaying in Power Systems P (4 cr) S-72.2310 Laboratory Course in Wired Communications
S-81.1900 Electrical Engineering Project (5-8 cr) (2-5 cr)
S-81.2110 Power Electronics (5 cr) S-72.2410 Information Theory P (5 cr)
S-81.3400 Special Assignment on Industrial Electronics S-72.2420 Graph Theory P (5 cr)
and Electric Drives (2-10 cr) S-72.2530 Acceptability and Quality of Services P (3 cr)
S-81.4100 EMC in Power Electronics P (5 cr) S-72.3110 Individual Studies in Communications P (1-
S-81.4200 Special Course in Industrial Electronics I P (5 10 cr)
cr) S-72.3120 Special Project in Communications (3-8 cr)
S-81.4210 Special Course in Industrial Electronics II P S-72.3210 Channel Modeling for Radio Communication
(5 cr) Systems (3 cr)
S-72.3220 Radio Communication Systems (3 cr)
Department of Communications and Networking S-72.3235 Network Access P (3 cr)
S-38.1145 Introduction to Teletraffic Theory (3 cr) S-72.3250 Laboratory Course in Wireless
S-38.2121 Routing in Communication Networks (4 cr) Communications (2-5 cr)
S-38.2131 Networking Technology, laboratory course A S-72.3260 Radio Resource Management Methods P (3
(1-3 cr) cr)
S-38.2188 Communication Networks (5 cr) S-72.3275 Cellular Radio Network Planning and
S-38.3001 Telecommunications Forum P (1-5 cr) Optimization (5 cr)
S-38.3041 Operator Business P (3-5 cr) S-72.3281 Advanced Transmission Methods P (4 cr)
S-38.3042 Seminar on Networking Business P (3-8 cr) S-72.3310 Communication Transmission Lines (4 cr)
S-38.3045 Special Assignment on Networking Business S-72.3410 Coding Methods P (5 cr)
(2-6 cr) S-72.3510 Product Development of Telecommunication
S-38.3115 Signalling Protocols (5 cr) Systems (5 cr)
S-38.3119 Seminar on Networking Technology (2-4 cr) S-72.4110 Postgraduate Seminar in Communications
S-38.3133 Networking Technology, laboratory course B Engineering P (6-12 cr)
(2-5 cr) S-72.4210 Postgraduate Seminar in Radio
S-38.3134 Networking Technology, laboratory course C Communications P (6-12 cr)
(1-3 cr)
S-38.3138 Networking Technology, special assignment Faculty of Information and Natural Sciences
(2-6 cr)
S-38.3141 Teletraffic Theory P (5 cr) Department of Biomedical Engineering and
S-38.3143 Queueing Theory P (5 cr) Computational Science
S-38.3148 Simulation of Data Networks (5 cr) S-114.2240 Seminar on Computational Engineering (3
S-38.3151 Delay-tolerant Networking (DTN) (3 cr) cr)
S-38.3152 Networked Multimedia Protocols and Services S-114.2502 Seminar on Computational and Cognitive
(NMPS) (5 cr) Bioscience (2-3 cr)
S-38.3155 Challenged Networks P (3 cr) S-114.2601 Introduction to Bayesian Modelling (5 cr)
S-38.3157 Protocol Design P (4 cr) S-114.3200 Special Course in Computational
S-38.3184 Network Traffic Measurements and Analysis P Engineering I P (6 cr)
(5 cr) S-114.3215 Special Project in Computational
S-38.3194 Wireless Networks (5 cr) Engineering (3-8 cr)
S-38.3195 Exercise Course for Network Service S-114.3250 Special Course in Computational Science P
Provisioning P (4 cr) (6 cr)
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S-114.3401 Semiconductor Quantum Structures P (5 cr) AS-75.3300 Project Course in Visual Media P (2-8 cr)
S-114.3520 Special Project in Computational Systems AS-75.3700 Research Seminar on Media Technology (3
Biology (3-7 cr) cr)
S-114.3530 Human-Machine Interaction (3-4 cr) AS-75.4146 Postgraduate Course on Visual Media P (3-9
S-114.3812 Computational Neuroscience (6 cr) cr)
S-114.4202 Special Course in Computational AS-75.4210 Advanced Laboratory Course in Media
Engineering II P (3-6 cr) Technology P (2-8 cr)
S-114.4220 Research Seminar on Computational Inf-0.4100 Information Networks: Studio X (5-8 cr)
Science P (3-6 cr) T-0.7050 Introduction to Postgraduate Studies in
S-114.4230 Individual Studies on Computational Computer Science P (2 cr)
Engineering P (1-8 cr) T-111.5350 Multimedia Programming (4 cr)
S-114.4245 Laboratory Seminar on Computational T-111.5360 WWW Applications P (4 cr)
Engineering P (2-3 cr) T-111.5550 Seminar on Multimedia P (4-8 cr)
S-114.4610 Special Course in Bayesian Modelling P (1-8
cr) Department of Engineering Physics
S-114.4761 Special Course on Communication and Mat-5.3741 Theory of Elasticity P (5 cr)
Cognition P (1-6 cr) Tfy-0.3223 Statistical Physics (5 cr)
S-114.4762 Research Seminar on Communication and Tfy-0.3252 Soft Matter Physics (5 cr)
Cognition P (1-6 cr) Tfy-0.4800 Physics Research Seminar P (4 cr)
S-114.4772 Individual Studies in Communication and Tfy-105.5111 Computational Physics, special assignment
Cognition P (1-9 cr) (10 cr)
Tfy-99.1291 Individual Studies (1-15 cr) Tfy-125.4001 Nanoscience I: Introduction to
Tfy-99.3249 Biomedical Engineering, special course P Nanoscience (3 cr)
(2-5 cr) Tfy-125.4002 Nanoscience II: Nanostructures P (5 cr)
Tfy-99.3285 Research Seminar on Bipphysics and Tfy-125.4003 Nanoscience III: Molecular Nanoscience P
Biomedical Engineering P (3 cr) (5 cr)
Tfy-99.3298 Biophysics and Biomedical Engineering, Tfy-125.4004 Nanoscience IV: Bionanoscience P (5 cr)
special assignment (5-10 cr) Tfy-125.4313 Microscopy of Nanomaterials P (5 cr)
Tfy-99.4273 Seminar on Biomedical Engineering (3 cr) Tfy-125.4314 Microscopy of Nanomaterials, laboratory
Tfy-99.4275 Signal Processing in Biomedical course P (5 cr)
Engineering P (5 cr) Tfy-125.4321 Laser Technology and Optics (5 cr)
Tfy-99.4283 Methods in Modern Biophysics P (5 cr) Tfy-125.4341 Polymer Physics (5 cr)
Tfy-99.5111 Biophysics and Biomedical Engineering, Tfy-125.4423 Modern Optics P (5 cr)
special assignment (10 cr) Tfy-125.4432 Colloquium on New Materials P (1-6 cr)
Tfy-99.298 Biophysics and Medical Technology, special Tfy-125.4433 Laser Physics P (5 cr)
assignment (5 ocr) Tfy-125.4910 Individual Studies P (1-10 cr)
Tfy-125.5111 Physics, special assignment (10 cr)
Department of Mathematics and Systems Analysis Tfy-3.1381 Physics IA (3 cr)
Mat-1.1610 Mathematics 1 (10 cr) Tfy-3.1382 Physics IB (3 cr)
Mat-1.1620 Mathematics 2 (10 cr) Tfy-3.1393 Physics IIA (3 cr)
Mat-1.1631 Mathematics 3-I (5 cr) Tfy-3.1394 Physics IIB (3 cr)
Mat-1.1632 Mathematics 3-II (5 cr) Tfy-3.1560 Physics laboratory experiments in English (2-
Mat-1.3606 Seminar on stochastics P (1-3 cr) 5 cr)
Mat-1.3651 Matrix computations P (5 cr) Tfy-3.3400 Measurements in Physics P (1-4 cr)
Mat-1.3652 Finite Difference Methods P (5 cr) Tfy-3.4311 Materials Physics II P (5 cr)
Mat-1.3655 Study group in numerical analysis P (1-3 cr) Tfy-3.4323 Quantum Physics P (5 cr)
Mat-1.3656 Seminar on Numerical Analysis and Tfy-3.4331 Surface Physics P (5 cr)
Computational Science P (1-5 cr) Tfy-3.4343 Nanophysics P (5 cr)
Mat-1.3658 Special course in numeric analysis L (5 cr) Tfy-3.4361 Advanced Statistical Physics P (5 cr)
Mat-2.4108 Independent Research Projects in Applied Tfy-3.4423 Computational Physics P (5 cr)
Mathematics (5-8 cr) Tfy-3.4510 Special Course in Physics P (3-10 cr)
Mat-2.4153 Multiple Criteria Optimization P (3-6 cr) Tfy-3.4520 Special Course in Theoretical Physics P (3-10
Mat-2.4192 Systems Research Seminar P (1-6 cr) cr)
Mat-2.4194 Research Course in Systems Science P (1-6 Tfy-3.4801 Low Temperature Physics P (5-6 cr)
cr) Tfy-3.4850 Research Seminar in Low Temperature
Mat-2.4195 Web-based Courses in Systems Analysis P (1- Physics P (2 cr)
6 cr) Tfy-3.4910 Individual Studies in Physics P (1-10 cr)
Tfy-3.5111 Physics, special assignment (10 cr)
Department of Media Technology Tfy-56.5111 Advanced Energy Technologies, special
AS-75.3133 Media Production Processes and Systems P assignment (10 cr)
(5-6 cr)
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T-110.5220 Information Security and Usability (3 cr) TU-117.1512 Varying Course on Development and
T-110.5230 Special course in Practical Security of Management in Industry P (1-6 cr)
Information Systems P (4 cr) TU-117.1550 Competitiveness of industrial enterprise (5
T-110.5290 Seminar on Network Security P (4 cr) cr)
T-110.5600 Introduction to Corporate Security (3 cr) TU-22.1113 Design of Production Systems A (6 cr)
T-110.6000 Internet and Computing Forum P (2 cr) TU-22.1115 Design of Production Systems B (4 cr)
T-110.6100 Special Assignment in Datacommunications TU-22.1135 Cost Management in Paper Industries (3 cr)
Software P (2-10 cr) TU-22.1140 Advanced Management Accounting (5 cr)
T-110.6110 Individual Studies in Datacommunications TU-22.1160 Business Game (1-2 cr)
Software P (2-10 cr) TU-22.1179 Production Planning and Control (5 cr)
T-110.6200 Special Assignment in Information Security TU-22.1193 Research Methods in Industrial
P (2-10 cr) Management II (for postgraduate students) P (5 cr)
T-110.6210 Individual Studies in Information Security P TU-22.1194 Studies in Supplementary Field, short
(2-10 cr) version P (10 cr)
T-110.6220 Special Course in Network Security (2-10 cr) TU-22.1195 Studies in Supplementary Field; Industrial
T-110.7100 Applications and Services in Internet P (4 cr) Management L (20 cr)
T-110.7110 Internet Technologies for Mobile TU-22.1196 Advanced Organization Theory (for
Computing P (4 cr) postgraduate students) L (5 cr)
T-110.7190 Research Seminar on Datacommunications TU-22.1197 Statistical Research Methods I (for
Software P (3-5 cr) postgraduate students) L (3 cr)
T-110.7290 Research Seminar on Network Security P (4 TU-22.1198 Statistical Research Methods II (for
cr) postgraduate students) L (2 cr)
T-124.5400 Theoretical perspectives on business TU-22.1214 Demand-Supply Network Management P (5
processes (4 cr) cr)
T-124.5700 Global Virtual Collaboration Project (3 cr) TU-22.1302 Quality Management (3 cr)
T-128.5540 Pricing and Positioning of Software P (4 cr) TU-22.1307 Introduction to Services P (4 cr)
T-128.5720 Seminar in Software Business P (4-10 cr) TU-22.1425 Advanced Project-based Management P (3
T-128.5740 Special Assignment in Software Business P cr)
(3-10 cr) TU-22.1426 Advanced Project-based Management II L
T-128.5780 Invidual Study in Software Business P (3-16 (5 cr)
cr) TU-22.1432 Management of Uncertainty L (5 cr)
T-76.3601 Introduction to Software Engineering (5 cr) TU-22.1439 Project Finance L (6 cr)
T-76.5050 Methods for Software Engineering and TU-22.1440 Project Marketing and Customer
Business Research P (3-5 cr) Management (3 cr)
T-76.5145 Semantic Data Management (4 cr) TU-22.1441 Project Marketing and Customer
T-76.5150 Software Architectures P (5 cr) Management II P (5 cr)
T-76.5753 Law in Network Society (4-6 cr) TU-53.1010 Basics of Work Psychology and Leadership
T-76.5762 Legal Aspects of Service Management P (3 cr) (4 cr)
T-76.5900 Software engineering learning portfolio (1 cr) TU-53.1030 Knowledge and competence management
T-86.5141 Enterprise Systems Architecture (4 cr) (3 cr)
T-86.5161 Special Course in Information Systems TU-53.1310 Advanced course on knowledge and
Integration P (6-10 cr) competence management P (4 cr)
T-86.5165 Seminar on Enterprise Information Systems P TU-53.1320 Organizations and Networks P (4 cr)
(3-8 cr) TU-53.1360 Cross-Cultural Management (3 cr)
T-86.5273 Implementing Service-Oriented Architectures TU-53.1390 Contemporary topics on knowledge and
(2-6 cr) competence management P (3-6 cr)
T-86.5310 ICT Enabled Service Business and Innovation TU-53.1560 Research Methods in Industrial
(4-6 cr) Management II (for post-graduate students) P (5 cr)
T-86.5750 Seminar on Venturing in Digital Economy P TU-53.1610 Orientation to Team-based Design
(3 cr) Innovation (5 cr)
TU-53.1612 Global Team-based Design Innovation I (10
Department of Industrial Engineering and cr)
Management TU-53.1614 Global Team-based Design Innovation II
TU-0.2000 Industrial management research methods (5 (10 cr)
cr) TU-91.1003 Principles of Strategic Management (3-4 cr)
TU-0.3000 Research Methods in Industrial Management TU-91.1006 ESTIEM Vision Seminar and Summer
I (for postgraduate students) P (5 cr) Academy (1-2 cr)
TU-117.1503 Special Assignment on Development and TU-91.1007 Principles of International Business (5 cr)
Management in Industry P (5 cr) TU-91.1009 Marketing Exercises (3 cr)
TU-117.1509 Master’s Thesis Seminar on Development TU-91.2003 New Venture Development I (3 cr)
and Management in Industry (2 cr) TU-91.2004 Advanced Strategic Management (5 cr)
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TU-91.2005 Strategic Management of Technology and A-112.2800 Wood Construction, intensive course (3-15
Innovation (5 cr) cr)
TU-91.2006 Strategic Marketing L (5 cr) A-112.3610 Wood Program, special project P (10-15 cr)
TU-91.2008 New Venture Development II: Business A-27.1501 History of Wood Architecture in Finland (3-15
Plan (5 cr) cr)
TU-91.2009 Entrepreneurial Finance (5 cr) A-27.1510 History of Finnish Architecture (2-5 cr)
TU-91.2010 Managerial Economics (5 cr) A-36.3321 European Metropolitan Planning P (5 cr)
TU-91.2011 International Economics (3-5 cr) A-36.3322 Local Development and Globalisation P (10
TU-91.2012 Elective Studies in Economics (1-8 cr) cr)
TU-91.2013 Economics of European Integration (3 cr) A-36.3330 Urban Renewal Studio (10 cr)
TU-91.2015 Advanced Case-Seminar in Strategy (3-5 cr) A-36.3353 Planning Theory P (5 cr)
TU-91.2017 Advanced Financial Modeling L (3 cr) A-36.3501 City in Crisis I (3 cr)
TU-91.2018 Industry Evolution (5 cr) A-36.3502 City in Crisis II (7 cr)
TU-91.2019 Strategic Leadership (5 cr) A-52.2320 Housing Design Studio (10 cr)
TU-91.2022 Contracting in Venture Capital and M&As A-60.2239 Visual Arts 3 A (4 cr)
L (2 cr) A-8.1521 Contemporary Finnish Architecture (1 cr)
TU-91.2024 Developing Global Leadership Talent (5 cr) A-8.2310 Public Buildings, studio (10 cr)
TU-91.2025 Advanced International Business (5 cr) A-9.1151 IT 1 Introduction to Architectural IT (1 cr)
TU-91.2030 Special Study in Business Strategy and A-9.2351 Building Structures, special project (2-12 cr)
International Business (5 cr) MA-94.2392 Landscape Design, course with varying
TU-91.2031 Sales Management P (3 cr) content (3-6 cr)
TU-91.2032 Sales Management Assignment (3 cr)
TU-91.2033 Creative Entrepreneurship Bootcamp (2 cr) Department of Energy Technology
TU-91.2034 Managing Growth (3-5 cr) Ene-39.4006 New Energy Production Processes P (5 cr)
TU-91.3002 Research Methods in Industrial Ene-39.4053 Postgraduate Seminar on Energy
Management II P (5 cr) Technology P (2-5 cr)
TU-91.3003 Postgraduate Course in Corporate Finance Ene-39.4055 Irreversible Thermodynamics P (5 cr)
P (6-12 cr) Ene-47.5120 Combustion and Gasification Technology I
TU-91.3007 Postgraduate Course in Strategy P (12 cr) P (3 cr)
TU-91.3008 Research Colloquim P (5 cr) Ene-47.5121 Combustion and Gasification Technology
TU-91.3009 Studies in supplementary field: Strategy and II P (3 cr)
International Business P (12 cr) Ene-47.5122 Pollutant Formation and Control in
Combustion P (3 cr)
Language Centre Ene-47.5200 Postgraduate Course on Energy
Kie-98.1111 Talking Technology (2 cr) Engineering P (4-7 cr)
Kie-98.1112 Writning in Technology (2 cr) Ene-58.5152 Postgraduate Seminar in HVAC P (4-8 cr)
Kie-98.1209 Pronounce Clearly (1 cr)
Kie-98.1211 Speak Confidently (1 cr) Department of Engineering Design and Production
Kie-98.1213 Activate your English (2 cr) Kon-41.4001 Product Development (5 cr)
Kie-98.1215 Read Effectively (2 cr) Kon-41.4002 Product Development Project (10 cr)
Kie-98.1401 Job Search (1 cr) Kon-41.4008 Orientation to Team-based Design
Kie-98.1402 Business Messages (2 cr) Innovation (5 cr)
Kie-98.1405 Intercultural Communication (2 cr) Kon-41.4009 Global Team-based Design Innovation I
Kie-98.1500 Thesis Writing P (2 cr) (10 cr)
Kie-98.1600 English Reading/Writing Test (1 cr) Kon-41.4010 Global Team-based Design Innovation II
Kie-98.1601 English Oral Skills Test (2 cr) (10 cr)
Kie-98.2011 Spanish 1A (2 cr) Kon-41.4102 Special Course on Product Development
Kie-98.2012 Spanish 1B (2 cr) Project Management (2 cr)
Kie-98.5911 Swedish for International Students (2 cr) Kon-41.5216 Postgraduate Seminar on Product
Kie-98.7011 Finnish 1A (2 cr) Development P (5 cr)
Kie-98.7012 Finnish 1B (2 cr)
Vie-98.1220 Speech Communication (2 cr) Department of Surveying
Vie-98.1222 Cultures and Communication (2 cr) Maa-123.1310 Theories and Techniques of
Geoinformatics (7 cr)
Faculty of Engineering and Architecture Maa-123.1320 Geoinformatics for Real Estate
Economics (5 cr)
Department of Architecture Maa-123.1330 Supplementary Course in Geoinformatics
A-112.2501 Wood in Architecture and Construction (3-6 (2 cr)
cr) Maa-123.2340 Spatial Data Algorithms (6 cr)
A-112.2700 Wood Construction - course with varying Maa-123.2441 GIS Software Development (3-5 cr)
content (8-10 cr)
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Maa-123.3410 Fuzzy Modeling of Geographic Maa-6.4299 Geodesy Postgraduate Seminar 1 P (1-6 cr)
Information (4 cr) Maa-123.520 Special Assignment in Geoinformation
Maa-123.3430 Visualisation of Geographic Information Technique (5 ocr)
P (5 cr) Maa-123.530 Special Assignment in Cartography (5 ocr)
Maa-123.3450 Hydrography P (2 cr) Maa-6.290 Special Study in Geodesy (5 ocr)
Maa-123.3460 Topographic Maps P (6 cr)
Maa-123.3470 Web Map Project P (3 cr) Department of Structural Engineering and Building
Maa-123.3490 Seminar on Cartography P (4 cr) Technology
Maa-123.3510 GIS Analysis and Modelling P (5 cr) Rak-11.3000 Bridges, General Course (4 cr)
Maa-123.3520 Principles of Geostatistics P (3 cr) Rak-11.3100 Load-Carrying Structures I (4 cr)
Maa-123.3530 Visual Analysis in GIS P (4 cr) Rak-11.3200 Bridges, Special Course (4 cr)
Maa-123.3550 GIS Application Development L (8 cr) Rak-11.3300 Bridge Design Exercise (4 cr)
Maa-123.3560 Uncertainty in Geographic Information P Rak-11.3400 Load-Carrying Structures II P (4 cr)
(4 cr) Rak-11.3500 Bridge Engineering, Special Assignment P
Maa-123.3570 Geosimulation P (4 cr) (4-8 cr)
Maa-123.3580 Spatial Data Mining P (4 cr) Rak-11.4600 Licentiate Seminar in Bridge Engineering P
Maa-123.3590 Seminar on Geoinformatics P (4 cr) (4-8 cr)
Maa-20.3317 Urban Planning and Development P (4 cr) Rak-63.3200 Information Technology in Construction (3
Maa-20.3341 Real Estate Investment Analysis P (4-8 cr) cr)
Maa-20.3342 Analysis of Real Estate Assets P (4 cr) Rak-63.3310 Cases in International Construction
Maa-20.3365 Corporate Real Estate Management (7-8 Business P (4 cr)
cr) Rak-63.3320 Strategies in International Construction P
Maa-20.3367 Facility Management P (6 cr) (6 cr)
Maa-20.3375 International Land Management P (6 cr) Rak-63.3330 Operations in International Construction
Maa-20.3380 European Challenge (5-10 cr) Business P (5 cr)
Maa-20.3381 Real Estate Entrepreneurship (5 cr) Rak-63.3340 Special Assignment in International
Maa-20.3387 Seminars in Real Estate P (5-10 cr) Construction Business P (5 cr)
Maa-20.3390 Seminar on Real Estate Management P (5 Rak-63.3351 Quality Management of Projects P (4-8 cr)
cr) Rak-63.3352 Management of Project Business P (4-8 cr)
Maa-20.3391 Real Estate Management, special topics P Rak-63.4290 Postgraduate Seminar in Construction
(5 cr) Management and Economics P (3-5 cr)
Maa-20.4620 Postgraduate Education in Real Estate and Rak-63.4291 Postgraduate Course in Construction
Facilities Management P (1-10 cr) Contracting P (5-10 cr)
Maa-20.4630 Real Estate Development P (4 cr) Rak-63.4292 Postgraduate Course in Design Economy
Maa-20.4640 Scientific Writing P (2 cr) and Maintenance Management of Buildings P (5-10 cr)
Maa-20.4650 Research Methodology P (8 cr) Rak-63.4293 Postgraduate Course in Construction
Maa-20.4651 Research Methodology II P (8 cr) Project Management P (5-10 cr)
Maa-20.4660 Research Project Management P (5 cr) Rak-63.4294 Postgraduate Course in Management of
Maa-20.4670 Research Seminar in Real Estate P (1-10 Contractors and Internationalization P (5-10 cr)
cr) Rak-63.4295 Postgraduate Special Assignment in
Maa-29.3381 Jurisprudence P (3-12 cr) Construction Management and Economics P (5-10 cr)
Maa-29.3382 Law, special assignment P (5-12 cr) Rak-82.2121 Production Technology of Concrete
Maa-29.3383 Seminar on Economic and Environmental Structures (4 cr)
Law, advanced studies (2-5 cr) Rak-82.3152 Building Materials Technology, special
Maa-29.3385 Environmental Law and Policy - Analysis assignment (6-10 cr)
for Business Opportunities P (2-6 cr)
Maa-29.4391 Postgraduate Seminar on Law P (2-12 cr) Department of Applied Mechanics
Maa-57.3200 Radar Remote Sensing P (3 cr) Kul-24.3710 Potential Flow Theory for Lifting Surfaces
Maa-57.3210 Data Classification and Modelling in (3 cr)
Remote Sensing P (4 cr) Kul-24.4510 Optimization of Structures P (5 cr)
Maa-57.3220 Remote Sensing Assignment P (9 cr) Kul-34.4551 Postgraduate Seminar in Fluid Mechanics P
Maa-57.4010 Postgraduate Seminar on Photogrammetry, (2-5 cr)
Photo-interpretation and Remote Sensing P (2-6 cr) Kul-34.4552 Postgraduate Seminar on Computational
Maa-57.4020 Research Seminar on Photogrammetry, Fluid Mechanics P (2-5 cr)
Photo-interpretation and Remote Sensing P (3 cr)
Maa-57.4030 Exercise in Imaging Technology P (7 cr)
Maa-6.3254 Navigation and positioning Seminar P (3 cr) Faculty of Chemistry and Materials Sciences
Maa-6.3280 GIS and Geodetic Measurements P (2 cr)
Maa-6.3285 Navigation Methods P (3 cr) Department of Biotechnology and Chemical
Maa-6.3286 GNSS-technologies P (3 cr) Technology
Maa-6.3401 Project Assignment (2-5 cr)
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sessions are open to everyone. Additional information: Replaces the course AS-116.120.
Objective: The students learn to focus on essential points Individual study in English possible.
in their diploma thesis work by giving short presentations Language: Finnish.
to others and by getting immediate feedback from them.
In the whole AS-department information exchange and AS-116.3110 Information Systems in Manufacturing
openness increase at the same time. Industries (4 cr)
Prerequisites: Master level studies in final phase.
Substitutive: Korvaa kurssit AS-74.3345, AS-84.3400 ja AS-116.3160 Discrete Event Simulation P (3 cr)
AS-116.3150 Autumn (I-II)
Additional information: The www-pages of the course. Lecturer: Pekka Korpiharju, Lic.Sc. (Tech.)
Main language is Finnish, but the presentations can be Contents: Use of discrete event simulation and operation
given also in Swedish or English. principles. Simulation of production systems, logistics
Language: Finnish. chains and service systems. Steps of simulation project.
Data acquisition and modelling. Modelling, generating
AS-0.3200 Project Works in Automation and Systems and using random numbers. Verification and validation.
Technology (2-9 cr) Analysis of simulation results. Simulation programs.
Autumn, Spring (I-II, III-IV) Virtual prototyping. Future of simulation techniques.
Lecturer: Ilkka Leppänen D.Sc. (Tech.), Mika Course work.
Strömman M.Sc.(Tech.), Kai Zenger D.Sc.(Tech.), Literature: Handouts
Matti Öhman M.Sc.(Tech.) Prerequisites: Basic knowledge of statistics.
Contents: Small research projects from different fields of Additional information: Replaces the course AS-116.160.
automation. The topic of each project work range from Course material available in English. Individual study in
general automation technology to control engineering English possible.
and information technology in automation. Each work is Language: Finnish.
performed individually or in small project groups. Each
group receives a problem during the opening lecture of AS-116.3170 Software Components in Automation P
the course and reports its progress regularly both literally (3 cr)
and by giving short presentations. The work must be
finished within a given time period. AS-116.3180 Dependability of programmable control
Objective: After finishing the course the student has systems P (3 cr)
done a small-scale project related to the automation field.
He / she is familiar with the particular application AS-116.3190 Information Technology for Extended
studied, working in a project, group work and project Products P (4 cr)
presentations.
Requirements: Project plan, intermediate reports and AS-116.3200 Modelling of Real-time Systems with
presentations, final report, project presentation. Object Oriented Modelling Language P (3 cr)
Prerequisites: Basic knowledge of automation, control Spring (III)
engineering and computer technology. Lecturer: Pekka Aarnio, Lic.Sc (Tech.)
Substitutive: Replaces the courses AS-74.3220, AS- Contents: Modelling real-time software and embedded
84.3284, AS-116.3130. systems in automation domain using object oriented
Additional information: It is possible to do the project UML-notation (Unified Modeling Language). The
and reports in Finnish, Swedish or English. structure, real-time extensions and profiles of UML (e.g.
Language: Finnish. real -time profile ). Design Patterns and their applications
in architecture and detailed design of real-time systems.
AS-116.1100 Manufacturing Automation (4 cr) Automatic executable code generation from UML-
model.
AS-116.2120 Information Technology Applications in Requirements: Examination and exercises.
Automation (5 cr) Literature: Lecture notes
Autumn (I-II) Prerequisites: UML basics, AS-116.120/2120.
Lecturer: Pekka Aarnio, Lic.Sc. (Tech.) Additional information: Replaces the course AS-116.200.
Contents: Basic concepts of real-time embedded systems. Individual study in English possible.
Processors, operating systems and buses used in machine Language: Finnish.
and equipment control (for example CAN-bus). Basic
architectures of microprocessors, microcontrollers and AS-116.4140 Postgraduate Seminar on Information
FPGA-chips. Design and realization methods with Technology in Automation P (4-8 cr)
proper tools supporting real-time, embedded control Autumn + Spring (I-II, III-IV)
programs. Assignment work. Lecturer: Prof Kari Koskinen
Literature: Lecture notes. Contents: Different kinds of technological and
Prerequisites: Basic knowledge of automation and methodological subjects of current interest will be
control engineering. Basic knowledge of computer studied. Topics vary yearly.
sciences. Requirements: Students prepare reports and give seminar
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technology emerged at the beginning of last decade that AS-74.4180 Automatic modelling of industrial plants
is important for both scientific research and new industry using semantic specifications P (4 cr)
applications. The interdisciplinary course covers the Autumn (I-II)
various aspects of micro- and nanorobotics, from essential Lecturer: Dr. Kaj Juslin
sensors and actuators, to design, construction, analysis Contents: Semantic models for management of the
and control of micro- and nanorobots, as well as related design specification data of integrated processes under
physics and applications of micro- and nanorobotics. their whole lifecycle. Dondtructing mathematical
Requirements: Examination and homework exercises models from the initial design data. Effective solvers for
Prerequisites: AS-74.3136 Introduction to Microsystems teal time simulation. Simulation as a means to support
or equivalent. the design, operation and special assignment.
Language: English Objective: The student adopts a methodology to develop
dependable mathematical simulation models of
AS-74.3179 Modelling and Control of Processes industrial plants based on first principles physical
Dependent on Time and Spatial Coordinates P (5 cr) dependencies and geometric structures as defined by
Spring (III-IV) formal specifications.
Lecturer: Prof. Robert Tenno Requirements: Examination and special assignment.
Contents: Modelling field problems (distributed Prerequisites: Basic knowledge of dynamic systems and
paprameter problems, PDEs), mass and heat transfer, ordinary differential equations.
fluid dynamics, electromagnetic fields, and applying field Additional information: All course material is in English,
problem modelling to computer aided design of control however the course can also be completed in Finnish or
systems. Swedish.
Requirements: Weekly assignments that will be graded Language: The course is lectured in English.
and a project assignment. Attendance to lectures. No
exam. AS-74.4191 Multivariate Regression Methods P (4 cr)
Literature: Lecture notes, exercises. Autumn (I-II)
Prerequisites: Basic knowledge of dynamic systems and Lecturer: Prof Heikki Hyötyniemi
ordinary differential equations (e.g. AS-74.3100). Basics Contents: The modern multivariate statistical methods
of control technology (e.g. AS-74.2111, AS-74.2112). (linear regression, principal component analysis and
Substitutive: Replaces the course AS-74.3177 regression, partial least-squares regression, canonical
Additional information: Lectures and lecture material in correlation analysis and regression, and independent
English. Exercises and exercise material mainly in component analysis and regression) are studied and
Finnish. Exercises which the course requirements are applied to modelling dynamic systems (subspace
based on, may also be comleted in English. identification). The goal is to understand the principles
Language: Lectures in English, exercises in Finnish. that the different methods are based on as well as
recognising the underlying similarities.
AS-74.3180 Automation Technology in Buildings (3 Requirements: Examination and special assignment.
cr) Literature: Lecture notes.
Prerequisites: Basic knowledge of linear algebra and
AS-74.3199 Wireless Automation P (4 cr) matrix calculus.
Spring (III-IV) Additional information: Replaces the course AS-74.191.
Lecturer: Prof. Heikki Koivo, Dr. Mohammed Elmusrati Course material available in English.
Contents: Wireless communication in automation Language: Finnish.
applications, channels and protocols, quality of service
(QoS) and security in wireless networks, sensor and AS-74.4192 Elementary Cybernetics P (3 cr)
actuator networks, multisensor data fusion, wireless
control systems, applications and case studies. AS-74.4330 Postgraduate Course in Control
Objective: After completing the course the student has Engineering P (4-8 cr)
familiarized himself / herself with the basics of wireless Autumn + Spring (I-II, III-IV)
data-transfer and automation, and masters the control Lecturer: Prof Heikki Koivo
design and simulation in wireless automation Contents: Control methods and theory for research and
applications. The student is also able to program the practical applications. The contents vary from year to
functionalities of basic components and sensor nodes of a year.
wireless sensor-network. Objective: The student masters the concepts and theory
Requirements: Homework exercises, seminar of the subject matter discussed in the seminar, and is
presentation and examination. able to apply them in scientific research work.
Literature: Lecture notes Requirements: Seminar presentation and assignments.
Prerequisites: Basic control courses (e.g. AS-84.1128/ AS- Literature: To be announced later.
84.1132 or AS-74.2111). Additional information: Replaces the course AS-74.330.
Additional information: Replaces the course AS-74.3198. Language: English.
Language: English.
AS-74.4340 Special Course in Control Engineering P
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Department of Electronics
BIO.kand Bachelor’s Thesis and Seminar (10 cr)
S-108.3020 Electromagnetic Compatibility (2 cr)
EST.kand Bachelor’s Thesis and Seminar (10 cr)
S-108.3030 Virtuaali-instrumentointi (5 cr)
S-0.1050 Finnish Literature I (1-2 cr)
S-108.3110 Optical Communications (5 cr)
S-0.1051 Finnish Literature II (1-2 cr)
S-108.3120 Project Work (2-8 cr)
S-0.1104 Introduction to Cell Biology (6 cr)
S-108.3130 Project Work in Measurement Science and
S-0.1501 Orientation Course for Sudies in Technology (2-10 cr)
Bioinformation technology (1 cr)
Autumn S-108.3140 Project Work in Optical Technology (2-10
Lecturer: Faculty personal cr)
Contents: General information on TKK and student
union, and introduction to Bioinformation technology. S-108.4010 Postgraduate Course in Measurements P
Requirements: Attending lectures, library exercise, and (10 cr)
own study plan for M.Sc. studies.
Literature: Study Programme and Faculty’s own study S-108.4020 Research Seminar on Measurement
programme Science and Technology P (2 cr)
Additional information: Language: Tutoring in English is I-IV Autumn + Spring
possible. Lecturer: Prof Erkki Ikonen
Language: Finnish Contents: Reports and discussion on measurement
science and technology. Reports are mostly held in
S-108.1010 Fundamentals of Measurements A (4 cr) English. Suitable for postgraduate but also undergraduate
students.
S-108.1020 Fundamentals of Measurements Y (3 cr) Requirements: Participation and taking part in
discussions.
S-108.2010 Electronic Measurements (3 cr) Substitutive: Replaces S-108.914.
Additional information: http://metrology.tkk.fi/courses
S-108.2110 Optics (5 cr) Language: Finnish and English
S-108.3011 Sensors and Measurement Schemes (5 cr) S-108.4110 Biological Effects and Measurements of
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and thus it can be included several times in the studies. Autumn (Period I)
Language: English Lecturer: Prof Liisa Halonen
Contents: Basis of vision, basic quantities and laws,
S-118.1900 Project in Illumination Engineering and chromatics, light sources, calculations and evaluation
Electric Installations (2-5 cr) methods for lighting, photometric measurements,
I, II, III, IV excursions.
Lecturer: Prof Liisa Halonen, prof. Jouko Pakanen and Requirements: Lectures, exercises, excursion, two
researchers laboratory assignments.
Contents: Student is introduced to research work by Target group: Foreign students
taking part in activities of the research groups of the Literature: Handout
Lighting Laboratory, or to a larger branch of technology Substitutive: Replaces course S-118.217
through visits to companies and literacy. Language: English
Requirements: To take part in research projects. The
fulfilling of requirements is discussed with the teacher. S-118.3218 Illumination Engineering II (4 cr)
Evaluation: approved/failed
Target group: First-year students S-118.3230 Seminar on Illumination Engineering and
Substitutive: Replaces course S-118.900 Electric Installations in Building (4 cr)
Language: Finnish and English Spring (Period IV)
Lecturer: Prof Liisa Halonen, prof. Jouko Pakanen
S-118.1920 Practical Electronics (2 cr) Contents: Seminar work.
Requirements: Examination and seminar work,
S-118.2101 Illumination Engineering and Electrical attendance.
Safety (3 cr) Evaluation: Seminar work 70%, exam 30%
Autumn (Period II) Literature: Material of the seminar.
Lecturer: prof. Liisa Halonen, prof. Jouko Pakanen Prerequisites: S-183.3216 and S-118.3218
Contents: Fundamentals of illumination engineering, Substitutive: Replaces course S-118.230
basic quantities and laws, light sources, electrical safety, Language: Finnish and English
basics of electric installations in buildings.
Requirements: Lectures, exercises, one laboratory work. S-118.3232 Illumination Engineering and Electric
Evaluation: Examination. Installations in Buildings, special assignment (2-8 cr)
Literature: Handout. I, II, III, IV
Substitutive: Replaces course S-118.101 Lecturer: prof. Liisa Halonen, prof. Jouko Pakanen
Web page: Contents: The course will consist of an individual special
http://www.lightinglab.fi/teaching/101/index.html assignment or participation in the laboratory’s research
Additional information: Only one of the courses S- project.
118.2101/S-118.2102 can be included in the degree. Requirements: Special assignment.
Language: Finnish. In English you can study almost Prerequisites: S-118.3216
similar course S-118.2102. Substitutive: Replaces course S-118.232
Language: Finnish and English
S-118.2102 Illumination Engineering and Electrical
Safety (4 cr) S-118.3260 Lighting Design (4 cr)
Autumn (Period I)
Lecturer: Prof Liisa Halonen, Prof Jouko Pakanen S-118.3280 System Design of Electrical Building
Contents: Fundamentals of illumination engineering, Services (5 cr)
basic quantities and laws, light sources, electrical safety,
basics of electric installations in buildings. S-118.3282 Home Automation and Home Networks (3
Requirements: Lectures, exercises, one laboratory work cr)
Evaluation: Exam
Target group: Foreign students S-118.4250 Postgraduate Seminar on Illumination
Literature: Handout Engineering P (5-10 cr)
Substitutive: Replaces course S-118.102 Lecturer: Prof Liisa Halonen
Additional information: Only one of the courses S- Contents: Course with varying content.
118.2101/S-118.2102 can be included in the degree. Requirements: Autumn + Spring
Language: English Target group: Psotgraduate students and advanced
graduate students.
S-118.2240 Electrical and Illumination Engineering, Literature: Material of the seminars.
basic course (3 cr) Additional information: Language: Finnish and English
S-66.4139 Postgraduate Course in Applied Electronics S-113.160 Individual Course (2-8 ocr)
I P (10 cr)
to analyze them in simple cases. To understand the Objective: Student learns to design advanced operational
function of CMOS-logic and the other most important amplifiers, transconductance amplifiers, fully differential
digital locig families at electrical level. amplifiers with common mode feedback and analog
Requirements: Examination. multipliers with CMOS technology.
Target group: Course in the spring is targeted for Requirements: Obligatory exercises and examination.
Communications Engineering students, the other one in Literature: Allen-Holberg: CMOS Analog Circuit
the autumn is for other students. Design, Oxford University Press, 1987 (Johns-Martin:
Literature: Handout. Sedra - Smith: Microelectronic Analog Integrated Circuit Design, John Wiley&Sons
Circuits, 5th Edition, Oxford University Press, 1998 Inc., 1997).
Substitutive: Replaces S-87.113 Prerequisites: S-87.3137
Web page: http://www.ecdl.tkk.fi/ Substitutive: Replaces S-87.141
Additional information: Materials also in English Language: Finnish or English
S-87.2126 Laboratory Course in Basic Electronics (2 S-87.3145 Analog Integrated Systems P (5 cr)
cr) 28+28 (2+2) III
Lecturer: Prof Kari Halonen
S-87.2900 Elektroniikan ja sähkötekniikan projektityö Contents: Realization of an analog system as an
(5 cr) integrated circuit. SC-filters. Integrated A/D and D/A
I-II, III-IV converters. Modulators. Phase locked loops.
Lecturer: Prof Jussi Ryynänen Determination of performance characteristics of
Contents: Design, implementation and measurements of integrated circuit blocks.
a prototype of an electronic device or sub-system. The Objective: Student learns to design switched-capacitor
work is done in groups of 3-5 students. The project can filters, active RC-filters, transconductance-capacitor
include also specification of a device or system based on filters, switched-current source filters, D/A-converters and
a given application scenario. A/D-converters with CMOS technology.
Objective: Get to know practical design. Requirements: Obligatory exercises and examination.
Requirements: Design and measuring report. Literature: Johns-Martin: Analog Integrated Circuit
Prerequisites: S-87.020/S-87.2020 Design, John Wiley&Sons Inc., 1997 and Gregorian-
Web page: http://www.ecdl.tkk.fi/ Temes: Analog MOS Integrated Circuits for Signal
Language: Finnish or English Processing, John Wiley&Sons Inc. 1986; Toumazou,
Lidgey & Haigh: Analogue IC Design: The current-
S-87.3137 Integrated Circuit Design (3 cr) mode approach, Peter Peregrinus Ltd., 1990; Allen-
27+9 (3+1) I Holberg: CMOS Analog Circuit Design, Holt, Rinehart
Lecturer: Prof Kari Halonen and Winston Inc.; Razavi: Principles of Data Conversion
Contents: Basics of technology-related design. System Design, IEEE Press, 1995. Prerequisites: S-
Dimensioning and layout design of basic analog building 87.3137 and S-87.3141
blocks. Also suitable for basics of designing digital Substitutive: Replaces S-87.145
integrated circuits. Language: Finnish or English
Objective: Student learns to design single-stage
amplifiers, basic operational amplifier, comparators, S-87.3148 Computer-Aided Circuit Design (3 cr)
current and voltage sources with CMOS technology, to 10+40 I-II
understand the effect of transistor parameters on circuit Lecturer: Marko Kosunen D.Sc. (Tech)
characteristics, and to design lay-out with CMOS Contents: The course is for students of the option
technology. Electronics and Telecommunications. Common EDA-
Requirements: Obligatory exercises and examination. tools are used to design systems and integrated circuits.
Literature: Allen-Holberg: CMOS Analog Circuit Objective: Goal is to learn the basics of circuit design
Design, Oxford University Press, 1987 (Johns-Martin: programs.
Analog Integrated Circuit Design, John Wiley&Sons Requirements: Exercises. Grade pass/fail.
Inc., 1997). Literature: URL: http://www.ecdl.hut.fi/~cad/
Prerequisites: S-87.2020 Prerequisites: S-87.1010, S-87.2020 and S-87.3137
Substitutive: Replaces course S-87.137 Substitutive: Replaces S-87.148
Language: Finnish or English Language: English
employer while the supervisor is a professor in Radio of thin layers, natural and artificial materials, material
Engineering. Theoretical and experimental studies interfaces, periodical structures, electromagnetic
which are reported in writing. bandgap materials, artificial impedance surfaces,
Objective: To carry our in radio engineering a special metamaterials.
assignment which is also training towards making a Requirements: Lectures, home exercises, and small
diploma thesis. student research projects.
Requirements: Assignment and report. Evaluation: Home exercises and small student research
Evaluation: Report. projects, possibly examination.
Literature: - Target group: Advanced or postgraduate students.
Prerequisites: S-26.2100 and autumn term part of S- Literature: S. A. Tretyakov: Analytical modeling in
26.3120. applied electromagnetics, Norwood, MA, Artech House
Substitutive: Replaces S-26.161. 2003.
Web page: Prerequisites: S-26.2100, S-96.1111, S-96.1121.
http://www.tkk.fi/Units/Radio/courses/S263000/ Substitutive: Replaces S-26.182.
Additional information: Can be carried out more than Web page:
once with varying subject. Students who are without http://www.tkk.fi/Units/Radio/courses/S263161/
knowledge of Finnish can write the report in English. In Additional information: The course includes lectures and
this case, please, ask for a subject in English and an small student research projects on novel electromagnetic
English speaking instructor. phenomena and/or novel applications of composite
Language: Finnish. Please, have a look at “Other materials or artificial surfaces.
information”. Language: English.
S-26.3060 Research Seminar on Radio Science and S-26.3301 Radio Systems in Telecommunication I (3
Engineering (1 cr) cr)
24 + 12 + 0 (2+1), III-IV (Odd years).
S-26.3100 RF and Microwave Engineering (5 cr) Lecturer: Jyri Putkonen M.Sc.(Tech.), et al.
Contents: Fixed link radio and its techniques.
S-26.3120 Radio Engineering, laboratory course (7 cr) Objective: To give an insight into the realisation of an
industrially producible microwave radio link device and
S-26.3142 Radio Wave Propagation in Mobile into the newest technology (digital signal processing,
Communications P (3 cr) MMIC etc) used in this realisation and also into the
24 + 12 + 0 (2+1), I-II (Even years). function of the radio link as a part of a communications
Lecturer: Prof. Pertti Vainikainen. application.
Contents: Basic mechanisms, properties of materials, Requirements: Lectures, homework exercises, and
propagation in different environments, propagation examination.
models, measurement techniques. Evaluation: Homework exercises and examination.
Objective: To learn how radio waves propagate especially Literature: Handout.
in mobile communications. Prerequisites: S-26.2100.
Requirements: Lectures, homework exercises, exercise Substitutive: Replaces S-26.140.
assignment, and examination, Web page:
Evaluation: Examination (and exercises). http://www.tkk.fi/Units/Radio/courses/S263301/
Literature: Handout. Additional information: There has usually been a
Prerequisites: S-26.2100. possibility to pass the course also in English but mainly
Substitutive: Replaces S-26.185. by studying individually.
Web page: Language: Finnish. Please, have a look at “Other
http://www.tkk.fi/Units/Radio/courses/S263142/ information”.
Additional information: Lecture notes in English.
Language: Finnish. S-26.3322 Radio Systems in Telecommunication II (3
cr)
S-26.3161 Analytical Modelling in Radioengineering P
(4 cr) S-26.3342 Radar Engineering P (4 cr)
24 + 12 + 0 (2+1), I-II (Odd years).
Lecturer: Prof. Sergei Tretyakov. S-26.3361 Millimetre Wave Engineering P (4 cr)
Contents: Thin layers, good conductors,
superconductors, periodic structures, temporal and S-26.3382 EMC-Design and Testing P (4 cr)
spatial dispersion, electromagnetic properties of 24 + 12 + 0 (2+1), III-IV (Even years).
materials, higher-order impedance boundary conditions. Lecturer: Prof. Pertti Vainikainen and Prof. Sergei
New materials: photonic bandgap materials, artificial Tretyakov.
impedance surfaces, metamaterials, new applications. Contents: Compatibility and interference of high-
Objective: Learning modern analytical modelling frequency equipment, consideration of immunity to
methods and understanding electromagnetic properties interference in design, EMC test measurements.
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assignment.
S-55.3130 Active Filters P (5 cr) Literature: To be announced.
Substitutive: Replaces course S-92.305
S-55.3210 Numerical Circuit Design Methods P (5 cr) Web page:
http://www.space.tkk.fi/opinnot/kurssit/erityiskysymyksia.
S-55.3320 Special Assignment in Circuit Theory P (3-5 html
cr) Additional information: Course can be taken several
I, II, III, IV times.
Lecturer: Prof Martti Valtonen Language: Finnish or English
Contents: Theoretical or numerical work whose topic is
defined separately for each student. S-92.4405 Data Interpretation and Modelling Methods
Objective: The student will learn to solve independently in Remote Sensing P (5 cr)
problems in his or her field.
Substitutive: S-55.169 S-96.1020 History of Electrical Engineering P (3 cr)
Language: Finnish or English
S-96.1101 Applied Field Theory (5 cr)
S-92.3100 Space Physics (5 cr)
S-96.1111 Static Field Theory (5 cr)
S-92.3113 Spaceflight Instrumentation (5 cr)
S-96.1121 Dynamic Field Theory (5 cr)
S-92.3121 Satellite Communications (3 cr)
S-96.3131 Electromagnetics (5 cr)
S-92.3131 Remote Sensing (5 cr)
S-96.3171 Difference Methods in Electromagnetics P
S-92.3145 Radio Astronomy (3 cr) (5 cr)
S-92.3186 Laboratory Course in Space Technology (4 S-96.3173 Finite and Boundary Element Methods in
cr) Electromagnetics P (5 cr)
S-92.4305 Special Problems in Space Technology P (5 S-96.3211 Waveguides and Resonators (5 cr)
cr)
I-II (Odd years) S-96.3311 Radio Wave Propagation (5 cr)
Lecturer: Prof Martti Hallikainen or N.N.
Contents: A varying topic of current interest on space S-96.3410 Antenna Theory (5 cr)
technology (remote sensing, spaceflight
instrumentation). TLT.kand Bachelor’s Thesis and Seminar (10 cr)
Requirements: Homework and/or one special
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perform a basic loudspeaker response measurement and on their grades in earlier studies.
the equipment needed. Objective: To learn the basic issues on perception of the
Requirements: Exercise. spatial attributes of sound. Understand the basic
Literature: CBE (Computer based education) reproduction methods for spatial sound and know the
measurement system typical deficits in such methods. Knows the basic
Prerequisites: S-89.2300 methods to evaluate spatial sound. How to conduct a
Substitutive: Replaces course: S-89.330. scientific project in a team.
Web page: http://www.acoustics.hut.fi/teaching/S- Requirements: Listening test conduction, exercises and
89.3330/ seminar.
Language: English or Finnish. Literature: handout.
Prerequisites: S-89.2300 and S-89.3320
S-89.3410 Electroacoustics (4 cr) Substitutive: Replaces course: S-89.460.
24 + 24 (4 + 4) III-IV even years, next time spring 2010 Web page: http://www.acoustics.hut.fi/teaching/S-
Lecturer: Juha Backman M.Sc. (Tech.) 89.3460/
Contents: Nonlinear acoustics, applications of Language: English.
electroacoustical transducers in audio (loudspeakers,
headphones, microphones), sound reproduction systems, S-89.3470 Noise Control (3 cr)
ultrasound.
Objective: Basic information for development of simple S-89.3480 Acoustics Seminar (3 cr)
electroacoustical devices and for following advanced 24 + 12 (2 + 1) III-IV
professional literature. Lecturer: Prof Matti Karjalainen
Requirements: Examination or final seminar. Contents: Current topics in acoustics. Topic changes
Literature: Lecture notes (in Finnish); English material every year and will be announced in the beginning of the
to be agreed separately. course.
Prerequisites: S-89.2300, S-89.3310 Objective: The seminar will introduce students to a
Web page: http://www.acoustics.hut.fi/teaching/S- selected area of acoustics more deeply than the regular
89.3410/ courses can do. The goal is that each student will be
Language: lectures in Finnish, examination in English involved in a specific topic so that he/she will have
can be arranged by agreement. competence to work independently on the selected
problem area.
S-89.3421 Room Acoustics (5 cr) Requirements: Seminar presentation.
24 + 24 (4 + 4) III-IV uneven years, next time spring Literature: To be announced in the beginning of the
2009 course.
Lecturer: Henrik Möller M.Sc. (Tech.) Prerequisites: S-89.2300 and S-89.3310 or equal
Contents: Basics of room acoustics, acoustic conditions knowledge.
of halls and small rooms, room and room acoustical Substitutive: Replaces course: S-89.480
design. Web page: http://www.acoustics.hut.fi/teaching/S-
Objective: Achieve basic knowledge of room acoustics, 89.3480/
both from a theoretical as well as from a design point of Language: Finnish or English (will be announced in the
view. beginning of the course)
Requirements: Examination and assignment.
Literature: To be announced. S-89.3490 Acoustics and Audio Signal Processing,
Prerequisites: S-89.2300, S-89.3310 special assignment P (1-10 cr)
Substitutive: Replaces courses: S-89.3420, S-89.420. I-IV (Projects are scheduled individually)
Web page: http://www.acoustics.hut.fi/teaching/S- Lecturer: Prof Matti Karjalainen
89.3421/ Contents: Independent research or design project in the
Language: Finnish, material in English field of acoustics and/or audio signal processing.
Requirements: Instructed research or design and
S-89.3430 Acoustic Measurements P (5 cr) implementation project and documentation.
Web page: http://www.acoustics.hut.fi/teaching/S-
S-89.3440 Acoustic Field Theory P (7 cr) 89.34900/
Language: Finnish or English.
S-89.3460 Spatial Sound P (5-8 cr)
(8 + 32) ) I-II even years, next time fall term 2008 S-89.3510 DSP Processors and Audio Signal
Lecturer: Ville Pulkki D.Sc. (Tech.) Processing (5 cr)
Contents: The influence of listening space to sound. 24 + 48 (2 + 4) III-IV
Spatial perception of sound. Recording and reproduction Lecturer: Henri Penttinen D.Sc. (Tech.)
of spatial sound. Subjective and objective evaluation of Contents: Architecture, development tools, and assembly
spatial sound quality. Listening tests. Students design and programming of general purpose DSP processors.
conduct listening tests in groups. The number of Assembly programming exercise in small groups. Real-
attendees is limited, participants are chosen depending time DSP is applied to filtering, shaping, generation, and
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recognition of audio signals and to generate different selected area of audio signal processing more deeply than
audio effects. DSP processors used: Texas Instruments the regular courses can do. The goal is that each student
TMS320C54, Motorola 56303 and Analog Devices will be involved in a specific topic so that he/she will
ADSP-21261. have competence to work independently on the selected
Objective: Program an audio algorithm on a DSP problem area.
processor, understand the purpose and structure of DSP Requirements: Attendance, seminar presentation, and
processors, understand the requirements imposed by real- seminar paper.
time applications. Literature: Parts of textbooks and papers from journals
Requirements: Exercises and assembly programming and conferences.
assignment. Prerequisites: S-89.2300 and T-61.3010
Literature: handout and prosessor manuals. Substitutive: Replaces course: S-89.580.
Prerequisites: T-61.3010, T-0.3123 recommended. Web page: http://www.acoustics.hut.fi/teaching/S-
Substitutive: Replaces course: S-89.510. 89.3580
Web page: http://www.acoustics.hut.fi/teaching/S- Language: English.
89.3510
Language: Finnish, can be taken in English by S-89.3610 Processing of Speech Signals (5 cr)
agreement.
S-89.3630 Speech Transmission Technology P (3 cr)
S-89.3540 Audio Signal Processing P (5 cr)
42 + 0 (3 + 0) III-IV S-89.3640 Methods of Speech Processing P (3 cr)
Lecturer: Prof Vesa Välimäki
Contents: General overview, history, and applications of S-89.3650 Speech Processing Mathematics P (5 cr)
audio signal processing, sampling rates and number of 24+48 (2+4) I-II (the following time year 2008)
bits in digital audio, dither, noise shaping, digital filters Lecturer: doc. Tom Bäckström
used in audio, audio-specific design methods for digital Contents: The basics of those mathematical methods that
filters, sampling rate conversion, analysis methods for are commonly used within speech processing. The
audio signals, digital reverberation and effects, 3-D sound assumptions and applicability of methods to given
and virtual acoustics, sound synthesis, audio coding and problems is studied as well as their theoretical and
multimedia standards. practical performance. Topics: Enhancement in spectral-
Objective: Students will be able to describe the history, and subspace-domain, Wiener- and Kalman-filters,
trends, and applications of digital audio signal beamforming and numerical problems.
processing, explain how the sample rate and the number Objective: Understands basic concepts and ideas in
of bits affect audio signal quality, describe the concepts speech enhancement and quantisation, knows the most
“dither” and “noise shaping”, recognize and design common methods and is able to choose a suitable
digital filters used in audio signal processing, describe method according to requirements and has experience in
how the sampling rate of a digital audio signal can be their development and application.
altered, list sound analysis, synthesis, and effects Requirements: Exercises and exam.
processing techniques and their main features, explain Literature: Compendium
basic principles and uses of audio codecs, describe what Prerequisites: Two first years mathematics, basics in
the concept “virtual acoustics” means, and apply the digital signal processing and recommended S-89.3610.
provided methods using the MATLAB software. Web page: http://www.acoustics.hut.fi/teaching/S-
Requirements: Special assignment and examination or 89.3650/
alternatively special assignment and learning diaries with Language: English or Finnish
exercises.
Literature: handout and additional reading to be S-89.3680 Speech Processing Seminar (3 cr)
announced in the beginning of the course. 24 + 12 (2 + 1) I-II
Prerequisites: S-89.2300 and T-61.3010. Lecturer: Prof Paavo Alku, Prof Unto K. Laine
Substitutive: Replaces course: S-89.540. Contents: Varying current topics in speech processing.
Web page: http://www.acoustics.hut.fi/teaching/S- Objective: To be able to take advantage of the basic
89.3540 knowledge of speech processing in understanding state-
Additional information: The course will not be lectured of-the-art topics in speech science and technology.
in spring 2009. Next time spring 2010. Requirements: Seminar presentations.
Language: English. Literature: handout.
Substitutive: Replaces course: S-89.680.
S-89.3580 Audio Signal Processing Seminar (3 cr) Web page: http://www.acoustics.hut.fi/teaching/S-
36 + 0 (3 + 0) I-II 89.3680/
Lecturer: Cumhur Erkut D.Sc (Tech) Language: Finnish or English (announce in the
Contents: The seminar is devoted to changing current beginning of the course).
topics in audio signal processing. In fall 2008, the title of
the seminar will be sonic interaction design. S-89.3690 Speech Processing, special assignment P (1-
Objective: The seminar will introduce students to a 10 cr)
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I-IV (Projects are scheduled individually) Seminar (S-89.3580). In addition, the students taking this
Lecturer: Prof Paavo Alku course are asked to produce a special assignment that is
Contents: Independent research or design project in the related to the theme of the course. Both parts of the
field of speed processing. The topic of the project, which postgraduate course must be finished within one
is given by the lecturer, can be within technical or academic year.
multidiciplinary areas of speech processing. Objective: The seminar will introduce doctoral students
Objective: To be able to carry out a project on a specific to a selected area of audio signal processing more deeply
topic in speech science and technology. than the regular courses can do. The goal is that each
Requirements: Instructed research or design and doctoral student will be involved in a specific topic so
implementation project and documentation. that he/she will have competence to do scientific
Substitutive: Replaces course: S-89.690. research independently on the selected problem area.
Web page: http://www.acoustics.hut.fi/teaching/S- Requirements: Attendance, seminar paper, presentation,
89.3690 special assignment and report.
Language: Finnish or English. Target group: Only postgraduate students.
Literature: Parts of textbooks and papers from journals
S-89.4810 Postgraduate Course in Acoustics P (8 cr) and conferences.
24 + 12 (2 + 1) III-IV Substitutive: Replaces course: S-89.820.
Lecturer: Prof Matti Karjalainen Web page: http://www.acoustics.hut.fi/teaching/S-
Contents: Varying current topics in acoustics. A course 89.4820
work is required. Additional information: Organized together with the
Objective: The seminar will introduce doctoral students seminar course S-89.3580.
to a selected area of acoustics more deeply than the Language: English.
regular courses can do. The goal is that each doctoral
student will be involved in a specific topic so that he/she S-89.4830 Postgraduate Course in Speech Processing P
will have competence to do scientific research (8 cr)
independently on the selected problem area. 24 + 12 (2 + 1) I-II
Requirements: Seminar presentations, course work and Lecturer: Prof Paavo Alku, Prof Unto K. Laine
report. Contents: Varying current topics in speech processing. A
Target group: Only postgraduate students. course work is required.
Literature: To be announced in the beginning of the Objective: The seminar will introduce doctoral students
course. to a selected area of speech processing more deeply than
Substitutive: Replaces course: S-89.810. the regular courses can do. The goal is that each doctoral
Web page: http://www.acoustics.hut.fi/teaching/S- student will be involved in a specific topic so that he/she
89.4810 will have competence to do scientific research
Additional information: Organized together with the independently on the selected problem area.
seminar course S-89.3480. Requirements: Seminar presentations, course work and
Language: Finnish or English (to be announced in the report.
beginning of the course). Target group: Only postgraduate students.
Literature: To be announced in the beginning of the
S-89.4820 Postgraduate Course in Audio Signal course.
Processing P (8 cr) Substitutive: Replaces course: S-89.830.
36 + 0 (3 + 0) I-IV Web page: http://www.acoustics.hut.fi/teaching/S-
Lecturer: Cumhur Erkut D.Sc (Tech) 89.4830
Contents: The postgraduate course is devoted to Additional information: Organized together with the
changing current topics in audio signal processing. It seminar course S-89.3680.
consists of two parts: a seminar and a special assignment. Language: Finnish or English (announced in the
The course is intended for persons who have a Master’s beginning of the course).
degree. In 2008-2009, the title of the course will be sonic
interaction design. The seminar part will be arranged in TLT.kand Bachelor’s Thesis and Seminar (10 cr)
fall 2008 in connection with the Audio Signal Processing
BIO.kand Bachelor’s Thesis and Seminar (10 cr) S-0.1051 Finnish Literature II (1-2 cr)
EST.kand Bachelor’s Thesis and Seminar (10 cr) S-0.1104 Introduction to Cell Biology (6 cr)
S-0.1050 Finnish Literature I (1-2 cr) S-0.1501 Orientation Course for Studies in
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S-17.2020 Electromechanics and Electric Drives (6 cr) S-17.3020 Transient Phenomena in Electrical
Machines P (5 cr)
S-17.2030 Electromechanics and Electric Drives (6 cr) 27+27 (2+2) II
III-IV Lecturer: Prof. Antero Arkkio
Lecturer: Dr Tech Anouar Belahcen, researcher Contents: Space vector theory, direct and quadrature axis
Contents: Magnetic systems, properties of ferromagnetic theory. Dynamic models of rotating electric machines.
materials, principles of electromagnetic energy Numerical and analytical methods for linear and non-
convertion, transformers. Basic principles of rotating linear differential equations, and analysis of some typical
electric machines. Commutator machines, induction transients in commutator, induction and synchronous
machines, synchronous machines. Commutator motor machines.
drives, induction motor drives and synchronous Objective: To learn the methods for modelling transient
generators, -motors and -drives. Problems and laboratory phenomena of electrical machines.
exercises. Requirements: Examination and two homeworks.
Objective: The goal of the course is to understand the Evaluation: Exam results defines course grade.
three-phase electrical system and to learn the structure, Target group: Compulsory in the level 3 module
operations and models of electrical machines. Electromechanics.
Requirements: Lectures, exercises and assignments. Literature: Handouts.
Evaluation: Examination, accepted exercises and Prerequisites: S-17.2020/2030 or equivalent knowledge.
assingment. Substitutive: Replaces S-17.162
Target group: Course is targeted for Master´s -students Web page:
but everyone interested is welcome. http://www.tkk.fi/Units/Electromechanics/education/inde
Literature: Sen: Principles of Electric Machines and x.html
Power Electronics. Language: Finnish of English. The language will be
Substitutive: S-17.2020 and S-17.2030 are chosen at the first lecture.
interchangeable. Only one of the courses can be
included in a degree programme. Replaces S-17.103. S-17.3030 Design of Electrical Machines P (5 cr)
Web page: 20+40 (2+4) III
www.tkk.fi/Units/Electromechanics/education/index_eng Lecturer: Prof. Antero Arkkio
lish.html Contents: Dimensioning of the magnetic circuit and
Additional information: S-17.2020 and S-17.2030 are windings. Noise of electrical machines. Practical exercise
interchangeable. Only one of the courses can be on a transformer.
included in a degree programme. Objective: To learn to design and dimension
Language: English transformers and rotating electrical machines taking the
economical, technical and environmental aspects into
S-17.3010 Numerical Methods in Electromechanics P account.
(5 cr) Requirements: A practical exercise and three calculation
27+27 (2+2) I exercises.
Lecturer: Prof. Antero Arkkio Evaluation: The grade of the course bases on the grades
Contents: Numerical methods for the analysis of electric, of the parctical exercise, report and calculation exercises.
magnetic and thermal fields. Field formulations and Target group: Compulsory in the level 3 module
finite element method for the solution of two- and three- Electromechanics.
dimensional fields. Electrical machine applications Literature: Handouts.
including coupled field and circuit problems, Prerequisites: S-17.2020 or equivalent knowledge.
magnetically non-linear materials and modelling of Substitutive: Replaces S-17.121.
motion. Web page:
Objective: To learn to know the numerical methods used http://www.tkk.fi/Units/Electromechanics/education/inde
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S-18.3141 Substations and Power Lines (4 cr) S-18.3200 Power Transmission Systems 1 (6 cr)
S-18.3146 High Voltage Engineering (4 cr) S-18.3201 Power Transmission Systems 2 (4 cr)
S-18.3147 High Voltage Engineering, special S-18.4000 Computer Applications in Power Systems P
assignment P (5-8 cr) (5 cr)
III
S-18.3150 High Voltage Engineering (4 cr) Lecturer: Prof. Matti Lehtonen
III-IV Spring Contents: The most significant computer applications
Lecturer: Jari Hällström D.Sc (Tech.) used in the management of power systems. Presentation
Contents: Insulations in electric field. Electrical of the most inportant architectures, programs, and
discharges and insulation systems. Calculation of applications.
transient voltages. Overvoltages, overvoltage protection Objective: The most significant computer applications
and insulation coordination. Testing and measuring used in the management of power systems. Presentation
techniques. of the most inportant architectures, programs, and
Objective: The student will learn: Insulations in electric applications.
field. Electrical discharges and insulation systems. Requirements: Active participation, a report, a
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Objective: After the course student knows the operation Literature: Handout.
principles of power electrronics and the operation of the Substitutive: Replaces S-81.112.
most essential converters. Web page:
Requirements: Lectures, problem solving classes, http://powerelectronics.tkk.fi/education/s813110/
learning diaries and two laboratory exercises. Additional information: Independent studies are possible
Evaluation: Examination, learning diaries and laboratory in English.
exercises. Language: Finnish
Literature: Part of Mohan, Undeland & Robbins: Power
Electronics, John Wiley & Sons, 1995/2003. S-81.3120 Components of Power Electronics (5 cr)
Substitutive: Replaces S-81.103.
Web page: S-81.3200 Real-time Systems Design (3 cr)
http://powerelectronics.tkk.fi/education/s812110
Additional information: Language: English Only one of S-81.3210 Project Course on Embedded Systems (5 cr)
the courses S-81.2100/2110 can be included in the
degree programme. S-81.3300 Control of Electric Drives (5 cr)
Language: English 24+12 (4+2) IV
Lecturer: Prof Jorma Luomi
S-81.2200 Embedded Microprocessor Systems (3 cr) Contents: Characteristics and models of electric motors
in electric drives. Current control and motion control.
S-81.3100 Switch Mode Power Supplies (5 cr) Control methods based on the vector model. Estimation
24 + 18 (4+3) IV of flux, torque and speed for sensorless control.
Lecturer: Prof Jorma Kyyrä Objective: The objective of the course is to learn
Contents: Topologies of most typical power supplies methods that can be used for controlling the rotational
based on switching technique. Dc-dc converters, speed and torque of electric motors fed by power
resonant converters, galvanic isolation, feedback control, electronics.
rectification with a diode bridge and associated power Requirements: Lectures, problem solving classes, and
factor correction. Requirements: Examination and computer simulation assignments
simulation exercises. Evaluation: Examination and simulation assignments
Objective: To learn operation principles of modern Literature: Handout.
power supplies and dimensioning of them. Substitutive: Replaces S-81.310
Requirements: Lectures, problem solving classes, and Web page:
computer simulation assignments. http://powerelectronics.tkk.fi/education/s813300/
Evaluation: Exam and simulation exercise. Additional information: Independent studies are possible
Literature: Handout. in English.
Prerequisites: Basics of electrical engineering and Language: Finnish
electronics.
Substitutive: Replaces S-81.141. S-81.3310 Design of Electric Drives (5 cr)
Web page:
http://powerelectronics.tkk.fi/education/s813100/ S-81.3400 Special Assignment on Industrial
Additional information: Independent studies are possible Electronics and Electric Drives (2-10 cr)
in English. I-II, III-IV Autumn & Spring
Language: Finnish Lecturer: Prof Luomi, Prof Ovaska or Prof Kyyrä
Contents: The course is composed of a personal special
S-81.3110 Converter Techniques (5 cr) assignment or participation in some of the research
24+18 (4+3) III projects in the laboratory. The topic of the work has to be
Lecturer: Prof Jorma Kyyrä discussed and approved before starting.
Contents: Operation, selection and dimensioning of Objective: The aim is to deepen one’s knowledge in
converters is studied more closely than in S-81.2100. some of the areas of electric drives and power electronics
Line- and self-commutated converters, voltage- and and to apply it.
current-source converters and direct converters. In Requirements: The report describing the work is
addition, harmonics and their filtering as well as evaluated.
protection of power semiconductor switches are Substitutive: Replaces S-81.131.
discussed. Web page:
Objective: To learn operating principles of various http://powerelectronics.tkk.fi/education/s813400/
converters and to select and dimension converters Language: Finnish, Swedish or English
according to the application.
Requirements: Lectures, problem solving classes, S-81.4100 EMC in Power Electronics P (5 cr)
computer simulation assignments, and laboratory 20+10 (4+2) III
exercises. Lecturer: Prof. Jorma Kyyrä
Evaluation: Examination, simulation and laboratory Contents: Electromagnetic compatibility in power
exercises. electronics, especially conducted emissions. An overview
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S-38.2188 Communication Networks (5 cr) S-38.3042 Seminar on Networking Business P (3-8 cr)
24 + 12 (4 + 2) I-II II
Lecturer: Jouni Karvo D.Sc.(Tech.) Lecturer: Prof Heikki Hämmäinen
Contents: IP networks and routing. TCP and Internet Contents: Licentiate seminar on current topics of
congestion control. Some important Internet application networking business.
layer sevices and protocols. Basics of network security. Objective: Learn independent business thinking, to
Objective: The student can describe the operation of present ideas and to defend them.
Internet. Requirements: Seminar presentation, written document,
Requirements: Examination, assignment. acting as opponent and participation.
Literature: James F. Kurose, Keith W. Ross: Computer Web page: https://noppa.tkk.fi/noppa/kurssi/s-38.3042/
Networking - A top down approach featuring the Internet Additional information: Varying content.
Prerequisites: S-72.1130 Language: English.
Substitutive: S-38.188.
Web page: https://noppa.tkk.fi/noppa/kurssi/s-38.2188/ S-38.3045 Special Assignment on Networking Business
Additional information: S-38.2188 and T-110.4100 are (2-6 cr)
interchangeable. Only one of the courses can be I-II, III-IV
included in the degree programme. Lecturer: Prof Heikki Hämmäinen
Language: English Contents: Personal assignment on networking business.
The course should be completed before beginning of the
S-38.3001 Telecommunications Forum P (1-5 cr) Master’s thesis. The amount of credits is to be agreed
I-II with the supervising professor.
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Objective: Learn to solve problems and write networks, LANs , routing protocols (OSPF, RIP, BGP),
independently. VoIP, VPN, security etc.
Substitutive: S-38.045 Objective: Students understand how communication
Web page: https://noppa.tkk.fi/noppa/kurssi/s-38.3045/ networks function in practice.
Language: Finnish, Swedish and English. Requirements: Approved laboratory works (2-5 works)
and learning diary.
S-38.3115 Signalling Protocols (5 cr) Literature: Educational material and laboratory’s
41 + 4 III-IV publications.
Lecturer: Prof Raimo Kantola Prerequisites: S-38.3133 (including 5 cr = 9 works).
Contents: Signalling in telecommunications- and Web page: https://noppa.tkk.fi/noppa/kurssi/s-38.3134/
datanetworks, e.g. telephonenetwork and GSM-network, Additional information: Advanced course for S-38.3133.
3-G-network, VoIP. Language: English
Objective: The objective of the course is to give students
a strong background in signaling systems used in S-38.3138 Networking Technology, special assignment
different networks. (2-6 cr)
Requirements: Examination and exercises. I-IV
Literature: To be announced later. Lecturer: Vesa Kosonen M.Sc. (Tech.)
Prerequisites: S-72.1130 or equal knowledge. Contents: Special assignment is a personal study which is
Substitutive: S-38.120, S-38.115. done before starting the Master’s thesis. The subject is
Web page: https://noppa.tkk.fi/noppa/kurssi/s-38.3115/ selected from one of the main areas in the networking
Language: English. field. The amount of credits will be agreed together with
the supervisor at the start of the work.
S-38.3119 Seminar on Networking Technology (2-4 cr) Objective: Students are able to write scientific reports.
Lecturer: N.N. Requirements: Report in writing. In addition to that there
Contents: One or two hot topics in networking can be e.g. measurements or simulations depending on
technology will be discussed in seminar form. the nature of the work.
Objective: Getting to know current research trends in the Substitutive: S-38.138
field of Delay-tolerant networking and reviewing some of Web page: https://noppa.tkk.fi/noppa/kurssi/s-38.3138/
the latest research in this field. Language: English
Requirements: (Arranged when needed)
Prerequisites: S-72.1130. S-38.3141 Teletraffic Theory P (5 cr)
Substitutive: S-38.119 30 + 24 (5 + 2) IV
Web page: https://noppa.tkk.fi/noppa/kurssi/s-38.3119/ Lecturer: Prof Jorma Virtamo
Language: English Contents: Traffic characterisation. Dimensioning of
networks. MDP theory, optimal routing. Packet level
S-38.3133 Networking Technology, laboratory course queueing models, HOL blocking in switches. Effective
B (2-5 cr) bandwidth. Call level blocking in multibitrate networks.
0 + 31, I-IV Traffic control, TCP flow control. MAC protocols. Fair
Lecturer: Vesa Kosonen M.Sc. (Tech.) resource sharing, dynamic resource sharing.
Contents: Laboratory works about transmission and Objective: To learn about teletraffic problems in
networking technology including signalling in telephone communication networks and and their analysis by
networks, ISDN and its services, communication queueing theoretic methods.
networks, LANs , routing protocols (OSPF, RIP, BGP), Requirements: Examination. Exercises obligatory.
VoIP, VPN, security etc. Literature: A. Kumar, D. Manjunath, J. Kuri,
Objective: Students understand how communication Communications Networking.
networks function in practice. Prerequisites: S-38.1145, S-38.3143
Requirements: Approved laboratory works (3-9 works) Substitutive: S-38.141.
and learning diary. Web page: https://noppa.tkk.fi/noppa/kurssi/s-38.3141/
Literature: Educational material and laboratory’s Language: English
publications.
Prerequisites: S-38.2131 S-38.3143 Queueing Theory P (5 cr)
Web page: https://noppa.tkk.fi/noppa/kurssi/s-38.3133/ 30+24 (5+2) II
Language: English Lecturer: Prof Jorma Virtamo
Contents: Principles of probability theory and stochastic
S-38.3134 Networking Technology, laboratory course processes. Simple Markovian queues. The M/G/1 queue.
C (1-3 cr) Blocking probability and delays. Priority queues. Open
0 + 9, I-IV and closed queueing networks.
Lecturer: Vesa Kosonen M.Sc. (Tech.) Objective: To learn the most important queueing systems
Contents: Laboratory works about transmission and and methods for their analysis.
networking technology including signalling in telephone Requirements: Examination. Exercises obligatory.
networks, ISDN and its services, communication Literature: Handout.
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session, and application layer solutions to Objective: The objective of the course is to clarify what is
communications in challenged networks (with particular meant by switching in transport networks and to give
focus on delay-tolerant networking) as well as novel understanding of the basic structures, dimensioning
networking architectures dealing with such specific priciples and technologies of the switching devices. After
environments and also consider potential consequences passing the course, the student knows the basic methods
for applications and user interaction paradigms. to design switching devices - especially how to choose
Objective: Becoming sensible for and understanding and dimension a switch fabric for a specified switching
issues of protocols outside the “mainstream” application - in electronic or optical transport networks.
deployments, in environments where common Requirements: Examination and exercises.
assumptions about communication characteristics (e.g., Literature: To be announced later.
error rate, bit rate, latency) do no longer hold. Learning Prerequisites: S-72.1130 or equal knowledge.
about protocol mechanisms to be applied in such Substitutive: S-38.164, S-38.165.
environments and getting a snapshot of the latest Web page: https://noppa.tkk.fi/noppa/kurssi/s-38.3165/
research work in this field. Language: Finnish. The course can also be self-studyed
Requirements: Seminar in English.
Literature: To be announced later
Prerequisites: S-38.2188. S-38.3115 or S-38.3150 (or S-38.3184 Network Traffic Measurements and Analysis
equal knowledge). Preferably some practical experience P (5 cr)
with protocols and systems. IV
Web page: https://noppa.tkk.fi/noppa/kurssi/s-38.3155/ Lecturer: Dr Aleksi Penttinen, Marko Luoma Lic.Sc.
Language: English (Tech), Markus Peuhkuri Lic.Sc. (Tech)
Contents: This course introduces different ways of
S-38.3157 Protocol Design P (4 cr) measuring Internet traffic and analyzing the results.
Spring (Period IV) Course topics include packet, flow and routing related
Lecturer: Prof Jörg Ott measurements and analysis.
Contents: Communication protocols usually are Objective: To learn about measuring network traffic and
designed with some underlying principles in mind, analyzing the results.
though these are not always made explicit. In this course, Requirements: Examination and exercises.
we will investigate protocol design principles, their pros Literature: To be announced later.
and cons, and their areas of application. We will also Prerequisites: Basics in mathematics, S-38.2188 and S-
review the various techniques used in todays 38.2121
communication protocols to achive certain properties Web page: https://noppa.tkk.fi/noppa/kurssi/s-38.3184/
(e.g., scalability, reliability, robustness). Finally, we will Language: English.
look a design methods and tools. The focus will be on
todays Internet protocols but we may address other fields S-38.3191 Network Service Provisioning P (5 cr)
where appropriate. Note that the course content differs
from previous incarnations. S-38.3194 Wireless Networks (5 cr)
Objective: Understanding architectural and protocol 22+0 (4+0) I+II
design principles from theory as well as from practical Lecturer: Jouni Karvo D.Sc.(Tech.), prof Jukka Manner
experience. Gaining insight into technical and non- Contents: Mobile networks, communications networks
technical design considerations, from protocol building based on wireless local area networks, ad-hoc networks.
blocks to political issues. Applying this knowledge and Implementation of mobility and information transfer.
understanding design consequences in practical Objective: The student knows the architectures of
implementations. wireless networks, their elements and the tasks of the
Requirements: Examination elements.
Literature: To be announced later (various articles, Requirements: Examination and assignment.
slides). Literature: To be announced later.
Prerequisites: S-38.2188 Prerequisites: S-38.2188
Substitutive: S-38.157 Substitutive: S-38.3193
Web page: https://noppa.tkk.fi/noppa/kurssi/s-38.3157/ Web page: https://noppa.tkk.fi/noppa/kurssi/s-38.3194/
Language: English Language: English.
S-38.3165 Switching Technology (5 cr) S-38.3195 Exercise Course for Network Service
Spring (Period III) Provisioning P (4 cr)
Lecturer: Pertti Raatikainen Docent III-IV
Contents: Structure of switching fabrics and Lecturer: Marko Luoma (Lic.Tech.)and N.N
implementation possibilities. Multistage switching Contents: Planning, simulating, implementing and
fabrics, complexity, scalability and capacity. PDH- and testing an network service for an operator network. The
ATM-switches, Gbit/s-routers, optical switching course contains several simulation and laboratory works,
elements. Basics of WDM-technology: static networks, which form together an operational network service.
wavelenght routing, logically routed networks. Objective: The aim of the course is to understand the
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in the final stage of the Masters studies either based on a Objective: The student should learn the basic principles
topic given by the teacher (3-8 cr) or a topic coming from of the most commonly utilized Multiple Access Control
outside the communications laboratory (3-5 cr). The (MAC) protocols and understand their merits and
instructor for the outside topics must be provided by the drawbacks in broadcast channels. After the course the
task owner and a teacher is supervisor. student should be able to analyze the performance of
Objective: Students are able to write scientific reports. MAC protocols in radio environment.
Requirements: A written report on the special project. Requirements: Examination and assignment.
Web page: https://noppa.tkk.fi/noppa/kurssi/s-72.3120/ Literature: Lecture notes.
Additional information: Replaces S-72.173. Prerequisites: S-72.1140 and S-38.1145.
Language: Finnish and English Web page: https://noppa.tkk.fi/noppa/kurssi/s-72.3235/
Language: English.
S-72.3210 Channel Modeling for Radio
Communication Systems (3 cr) S-72.3250 Laboratory Course in Wireless
24 + 12 (4 + 2) II Communications (2-5 cr)
Lecturer: Prof Hämäläinen 0 + 8-20 I-II, III-IV
Contents: Basic propagation mechanisms, radio channel Lecturer: Kalle Ruttik, Lic.Sc. (Tech.)
modeling principles, average path loss vs. distance Contents: Laboratory exercises in the area of
models, fading types, channel parameter statistics, LTV, radiocommunications.
channel representation, important channel models. Objective: The goal of the laboratory works is to
Objective: After the course the student knows: I) basic familiarize students with applications in different fields of
radio wave propagation mechanisms and the multipath radio communications. The laboratory works provide
nature of the radio channel II) the system description of hands on experience of calculating radio channel
the fading radio channel III) commonly used statistical parameters, constructing receiver for band-limited
channel models. channel, measuring performance of GSM and WLAN,
Requirements: Examimation. and establishing connections over radio links.
Literature: Lecture notes. Requirements: 2 - 5 laboratory exercises including pre-
Prerequisites: S-72.1140 and postreport.
Web page: https://noppa.tkk.fi/noppa/kurssi/s-72.3210/ Evaluation: Pass/Fail.
Additional information: Replaces courses S-72.135 ja S- Literature: Exercise instructions.
72.232. Prerequisites: S-72.1140, S-72.3210, S-72.3220 and S-
Language: English. 72.3230
Web page: https://noppa.tkk.fi/noppa/kurssi/s-72.3250/
S-72.3220 Radio Communication Systems (3 cr) Additional information: Replaces course S-72.260.
24 + 12 (4 + 2) III Language: English.
Lecturer: Prof emeritus Sven-Gustav Häggman
Contents: Characteristics and use of radio frequency S-72.3260 Radio Resource Management Methods P (3
spectrum, frequency spectrum administration, different cr)
types of radio communication systems, typical transceiver 24 + 12 (4 + 2) II
architectures, noise and interference, transceiver non- Lecturer: Prof Riku Jäntti
idealities, system planning principles, radio link Contents: Capacity analysis in a mobile cellular system.
budgeting. Radio system planning applications. Resource allocation policies. Radio access control and
Objective: After the course the student knows I) basic load control. Dynamic channel allocation. Power
ideas of radio communications and typical system control. Handover and mobility. Resource management
applications II) noise and equipment impairments which in packet access systems. Packet scheduling. Flow
limit system performance III) how to apply the radio link control.
power budget to the planning of different radio Objective: The student should understand the principles
communications systems. of sharing the spectrum among the users and how to
Requirements: Examination mitigate the multi-user interference via resource control
Literature: Lecture notes. such that quality of service constraints are met while the
Prerequisites: S-72.1140. spectrum efficiency is maximized.
Web page: https://noppa.tkk.fi/noppa/kurssi/s-72.3220/ Requirements: Examination and assignment.
Additional information: Replaces courses S-72.135 and S- Literature: Lecture notes.
72.232. Prerequisites: S-72.2210.
Language: English Web page: https://noppa.tkk.fi/noppa/kurssi/s-72.3260/
Language: English.
S-72.3235 Network Access P (3 cr)
24 + 12 (4 + 2) I S-72.3275 Cellular Radio Network Planning and
Lecturer: Prof Riku Jäntti Optimization (5 cr)
Contents: Basic access methods. Packet radio access. 36 + 18 IV
Multiple access control. Random access channels. Lecturer: Prof Jyri Hämäläinen
Interaction between layers 1-4. Traffic models. Contents: Planning objectives and approaches, capacity
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and coverage planning, frequency planning/code Contents: Error-detecting and error-correcting codes for
planning, network optimization. Assignment focuses on digital communication and storage. The theory of the
planning and optimization tasks of modern radio access most important code classes, including an introduction
networks. The network planning assignment consists of to turbo and LDPC codes. Coding/decoding algorithms.
dimensioning, detailed planning, and optimization tasks. Applications.
Objective: After the course the student I) understand Objective: Upon completion of the course, the students
basic ideas behind radio network planning II) knows will be able to I) explain the benefit from applying error
detailed planning tasks for selected focus technology III) control coding (and determine this more exactly in given
is able to form radio link power budgets’ situations); II) apply basic concepts of coding theory
Requirements: Examination and assignment. (including related algebra); III) differentiate between
Literature: Lecture notes. block coding and convolutional coding; IV) classify and
Prerequisites: S-72.2210 describe the most important families of codes (in
Substitutive: Replaces courses S-72.3270 & S-72.3290 particular, state-of-the-art error-correcting codes); and V)
Web page: https://noppa.tkk.fi/noppa/kurssi/s-72.3275/ apply a proper decoding scheme to a chosen coding
Language: English method;
Requirements: Examination and home assignments
S-72.3281 Advanced Transmission Methods P (4 cr) Literature: S.B.Wicker: Error Control Systems for Digital
24 + 12 (4 + 2) II Communications and Storage, Prentice-Hall 1995. J.
Lecturer: Kalle Ruttik, Lic.Sc.(Tech.), prof. Olav Castiñeira Moreira & P.G. Farrell, Essentials of Error-
Tirkkonen Control Coding, Wiley 2006.
Contents: Interference in digital receivers. equalization Prerequisites: S-72.2410, basic courses in mathematics.
techniques, principles of OFDM, multiantenna Web page: https://noppa.tkk.fi/noppa/kurssi/s-72.3410/
transmission techniques, multiuser detection. Hidden Additional information: Replaces S-72.341.
Markov model. MLSE and Viterbi algorithm. Iterative Language: English.
processing for coding and equalization. Turbo principle,
turbo codes. Turbo decoding algorithms. S-72.3510 Product Development of
Objective: To understand advanced physical layer Telecommunication Systems (5 cr)
algorithms used in modern communication systems. To 20 + 0 + 40 (4 + 0) III + IV
understand the interplay of receiver algorithms and Lecturer: doc. Timo O. Korhonen
transmission techniques, and the fundamentals of Contents: Schematic structure of product development
iterative processing. process and inspection of related factors: product life
Requirements: Examination and assignments. span, generating and filtering ideas, project financial and
Literature: Lecture notes. personnel management, marketing, product usability,
Prerequisites: S-72.1140, S-72.2205 design and quality. Practical case studies (workshop with
Web page: https://noppa.tkk.fi/noppa/kurssi/s-72.3281/ industrial partners).
Additional information: Replaces course S-72.3280. Objective: This course strives to discuss a wide-
Language: English perspective view to modern product/service development
process in theory and in practice.
S-72.3295 Broadcasting and Distribution (3 cr) Requirements: Lectures, examination and workshop
report.
S-72.3310 Communication Transmission Lines (4 cr) Literature: Development of High-tech Products and
12 + 12 + 6 (2 + 2) IV Services, Timo O. Korhonen, Pearson 2007. References:
Lecturer: Lauri Halme, Lic.Sc. (Tech.) Handbook of Product and Service Development in
Contents: Cables and optical fibres in Communication and Information Technology, Kluwer
telecommunication networks. Open generic cabling in Academic Press 2003, Karl T. Ulrich, Steven D.
access networks. Electromagnetic properties of cables, Eppinger: Product Design and Development, McGraw-
theory of crosstalk and screening/shielding including Hill 2004.
practical solutions. Prerequisites: The course is intended to be taken at the
Objective: Mastering of transmission theory and end of the studies before the Masters thesis.
measurements including the properties and use of Web page: https://noppa.tkk.fi/noppa/kurssi/s-72.3510/
transmission lines. Additional information: Replaces S-72.124.
Requirements: Examination and laboratory exercises. Language: English.
Literature: To be announced at the first lecture.
Prerequisites: S-72.1110 S-72.4110 Postgraduate Seminar in Communications
Web page: https://noppa.tkk.fi/noppa/kurssi/s-72.3310/ Engineering P (6-12 cr)
Additional information: Replaces course S-72.430 I-II
Language: English Lecturer: Prof Patric Östergård, Prof Riku Jäntti, Prof
Olav Tirkkonen, Prof Jyri Hämäläinen och doc. Timo O.
S-72.3410 Coding Methods P (5 cr) Korhonen
36 + 20 (6 + 4) III Contents: Seminar course with varying content of topics
Lecturer: Prof Patric Östergård, Dr. Markku Liinaharja of telecommunications.
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S-114.1327 Physics III (Est) (6 cr) S-114.2601 Introduction to Bayesian Modelling (5 cr)
Autumn I-II
S-114.1427 Modern Physics: Computational Virtual Lecturer: Docent Aki Vehtari
Laboratory (Sf) (2 cr) Contents: Bayesian probability theory and bayesian
inference. Bayesian models and their analysis.
S-114.2240 Seminar on Computational Engineering (3 Computational methods, Markov-Chain Monte Carlo.
cr) Requirements: Examination and exercises.
III-IV Literature: Gelman, Carlin, Stern & Rubin: Bayesian
Lecturer: N.N. Data Analysis, 2nd ed. and other material announced on
Contents: Practical work preparing a representation. the lectures.
Requirements: Term paper and report, aktiv participation Prerequisites: Basics in statistical mathematics and
to the seminar. probability calculus.
Substitutive: S-114.240. Substitutive: Replaces S-114.601.
Web page: http://www.lce.hut.fi/teaching/S-114.240 Web page: http://www.lce.hut.fi/teaching/S-114.2601/
Additional information: Varying content (V). Language: Finnish and English
Language: Finnish and English.
S-114.3155 Business Game P (3 cr)
S-114.2500 Basics for Biosystems of the Cell (5 cr)
S-114.3200 Special Course in Computational
S-114.2502 Seminar on Computational and Cognitive Engineering I P (6 cr)
Bioscience (2-3 cr) I-II
I-II, III-IV Autumn + Spring Lecturer: Prof Jouko Lampinen
Lecturer: Mika Ala-Korpela Docent Contents: The course concentrates on non-linear
Contents: Seminar focuses on timely research topics on statistical modeling methods. The main emphasis is on
bioinformation technology. neurocomputationally based methods and their relations
Requirements: Preparation of oral presentation and to other statistical modeling methods. The aim is to give
acting as opponent. theoretical and paractical readiness for planning and
Literature: Will be announced at the beginning of the analyzing neural network models.
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Requirements: Examination and exercises. Lecturer: Jukka Heikkonen Docent, Peter Engelhardt
Literature: Special articles and C. Bishop: Neural Docent, Academy Prof Kimmo Kaski, doc. FD Mika Ala-
networks for pattern recognition, Oxford Press 1995 Korpela
Prerequisites: T-61.261 is recommended. Contents: The course contains a special project related to
Substitutive: Replaces S-114.200 computational systems biology.
Web page: http://www.lce.hut.fi/teaching/S-114.3200/ Requirements: Special project
Language: Finnish and English Literature: Manuals
Substitutive: Replaces S-114.520.
S-114.3215 Special Project in Computational Language: Finnish and English.
Engineering (3-8 cr)
I-IV S-114.3530 Human-Machine Interaction (3-4 cr)
Lecturer: Academy Prof Kaski, Prof Lampinen, Academy The course is not lectured this year.
Prof Sams, Prof Tulkki Lecturer: Mika Ala-Korpela Docent, PhD
Contents: Special project related to computational Contents: Structure, function and interaction of living
engineering. organisms and machines, human anatomy, physiology
Literature: Course handouts. and nervous system, human and machine intelligence,
Substitutive: Replaces S-114.215 implants and artificial organs, basics of system biology,
Web page: http://www.lce.hut.fi/teaching/courses.html basics of molecular biotechnology, stem cells and new
Language: Finnish and English medical treatments, future user interfaces, robots,
learning and intelligent systems in consumer products,
S-114.3250 Special Course in Computational Science new scientific achievements - e.g. mind control and
P (6 cr) artificial eye, discussion about business opportunities,
Spring (Period IV) movies, future visions and ethics in the area
Lecturer: Riku Linna Ph.D. Requirements: Examination and written exercise.
Contents: The aim of this course is to provide the student Literature: Handout and given articles/references. Marie
with an understanding of the advantages and limitations OMahony: Cyborg - the man-machine, Eero Hyvönen
of various computer simulation methods commonly used (Ed..): Inhimillinen kone - konemainen ihminen.
in physics and engineering. Substitutive: Replaces S-114.530.
Requirements: Homework proband Englishlems, project Language: Finnish or English
work.
Literature: D.W. Heerman: Computer Simulation S-114.3812 Computational Neuroscience (6 cr)
Methods in Theoretical Physics. K. Binderand D.W. Lecturer: Harri Valpola Ph.D. and Jarmo Hurri Ph.D.
Heerman: Monte Carlo Simulation in Statistical Physics. (University of Helsinki)
D. Frenkel, B. Smit: Understanding Molecular Contents: On this course, the participants learn how to
Simulation: From Algorithms to Applications. A. Kersh, use computational methods to quantitatively model the
W.J. Mokoroff: Transport Simulation in activity of neurons, groups of neurons and neural
Microelectronics, Springer Verlag 1995. systems.
Prerequisites: Basic statistical physics. Requirements: Examination based on literature (course
Substitutive: Replaces S-114.250. book)
Web page: http://www.lce.hut.fi/teaching/S-114.3250/ Literature: P.Dayan & L.F.Abbot: Theoretical
Language: Finnish and English. Neuroscience (MIT Press 2001)
Web page: http://www.lce.hut.fi/teaching/S-114.3812/
S-114.3401 Semiconductor Quantum Structures P (5 Additional information: Replaces S-114.3811.
cr) Language: English
III-IV Spring (Odd years)
Lecturer: Prof Jukka Tulkki, N.N. S-114.4150 Complex Networks P (3-6 cr)
Contents: The course deals with electronic and optical
properties of semiconductors and their heterostructures. S-114.4202 Special Course in Computational
The goal of the course is to provide knowledge of basic Engineering II P (3-6 cr)
physical properties needed for understanding the working III-IV
principles of electronic and photonic devices. Lecturer: Prof Jouko Lampinen
Requirements: Examination, exercises and project work. Contents: The contents of course vary yearly. The aim of
Substitutive: Replaces S-114.401. the course is to give licensiate level teaching on a topic
Language: English related to computational technology. The course may be
given as lectures or as a seminar course.
S-114.3503 Laskennallisen ja kognitiivisen biotieteen Requirements: Discuss with the teacher.
tutkijaseminaari (2-3 cr) Literature: Course book or a collection of articles, will be
published at the beginning of the course.
S-114.3520 Special Project in Computational Systems Substitutive: Replaces S-114.202
Biology (3-7 cr) Web page: http://www.lce.hut.fi/teaching/S-114.4202
III-IV Additional information: Varying (V). Language:
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Tfy-99.3760 Exercise Course on Non-invasive Brain Tfy-99.4283 Methods in Modern Biophysics P (5 cr)
Imaging P (5 cr) Spring (alternate years, lectured this academic year)
Lecturer: Prof Ari Koskelainen, Prof Jukka Tulkki,
Tfy-99.4263 Living State Physics II (Electrophysiology) visiting lecturers
P (5 cr) Literature: Nölting: Methods in Modern Biophysics
Language: English
Tfy-99.4264 Living State Physics III (Molecular
Biophysics) P (5 cr) Tfy-99.5111 Biophysics and Biomedical Engineering,
special assignment (10 cr)
Tfy-99.4271 Medical Physics I (5 cr) Autumn & Spring
Lecturer: Prof Risto Ilmoniemi, Prof Ari Koskelainen,
Tfy-99.4273 Seminar on Biomedical Engineering (3 cr) Prof Pekka Meriläinen
Spring Contents: The special assignments are independent
Lecturer: Prof Ari Koskelainen, Prof Risto Ilmoniemi laboratory work, planning tasks, literature surveys etc
Contents: Student seminar on various topics in within the topics of biophysics and biomedical
biophysics and biomedical engineering. The topics engineering. There are separate instructions for the
change yearly. assignments. The role of the special assignments is
Requirements: Active participation, seminar talk explained more closely in the description of the Master’s
including a written report, and acting as an opponent. degree.
Substitutive: Replaces the course Tfy-99.273 Seminar on Target group: Intended for those studying under the new
Biomedical Engineering. ECTS degree regulations for 2005. (The course Tfy-
Language: English 99.298 is intended for those who study under the old
degree regulations for 1995.)
Tfy-99.4275 Signal Processing in Biomedical Language: Finnish or Swedish or English
Engineering P (5 cr)
Autumn (alternate years, lectured this academic year) Tfy-99.298 Biophysics and Medical Technology,
Lecturer: Mark van Gils, Docent special assignment (5 ocr)
Contents: Modern signal processing techniques in Autumn & Spring
biomedical applications are discussed. Subjects include Lecturer: Prof Ari Koskelainen, Prof Pekka Meriläinen,
different spectral analysis methods (incl. higher-order Prof Risto Ilmoniemi
spectra), adaptive filters, pattern recognition methods, Contents: The special assignments are independent
and time-frequency methods laboratory work, planning tasks, literature surveys etc
Requirements: Examination and exercise. within the topics of biophysics and biomedical
Literature: To be announced + lecture hand-outs engineering. There are separate instructions for the
Prerequisites: T-61.246 or T-61.3010 (compulsory) assignments. The role of the special assignments is
Substitutive: Replaces course Tfy-99.275 Signal explained more closely in the description of the Master’s
Processing in Biomedical Engineering. degree.
Language: English Language: Finnish or Swedish or English
parts of more recent history of science (e.g. Einstein). Mat-1.3032 Fuzzy Sets P (2 cr)
Prerequisites: Mat-1.3011
Additional information: Individual study in English is Mat-1.3051 Discrete Mathematical Methods P (3-6 cr)
possible. This course together with Mat-1.3011 replaces
Mat-1.041 Mat-1.3081 Algebra I P (5 cr)
Language: Finnish
Mat-1.3111 Number Theory P (3 cr)
Mat-1.3013 Philosophy of Science I P (2 cr)
Autumn (I) Not lectured this academic year. Mat-1.3281 Analysis I (5 cr)
Lecturer: Ilpo Halonen, Ph.D, ilpo.halonen@helsinki.fi
Contents: The course deals mainly the foundations, Mat-1.3282 Study Group in Analysis P (1-3 cr)
objectives,and the methods in the mathematical and
physical sciences from a philosophical point of view. The Mat-1.3301 Complex analysis L (5 cr)
course proceeds historically from the philosophers of
antiquity to the scientific revolution and from there to Mat-1.3345 Inverse problems for differential equations
the essential modern philosophies. The characteristic P (4-6 cr)
features of science and of scientific thinking are
systematically treated as well as concepts about the Mat-1.3352 Hyperbolic partial differential equations P
methods and the objectives of science and the nature of (5 cr)
scientific knowledge during different periods.
Additional information: Individual study in English is Mat-1.3353 Viscosity Solution to Partial Differential
possible. This course together with Mat-1.3014 replaces Equations P (5 cr)
Mat-1.042. Not lectured this academic year.
Language: Finnish Lecturer: Prof Gustaf Gripenberg
Contents: Elliptic and parabolic equations, the
Mat-1.3014 Philosophy of Science II P (3 cr) maximum principle etc.
Autumn (II) Not lectured this academic year. Web page:
Lecturer: Ilpo Halonen, Ph.D, ilpo.halonen@helsinki.fi http://www.math.hut.fi/teaching/viscosol/index.html.fi.
Contents: The course enters systematically more deeply Additional information: Individual study in English is
into the themes treated in Mat-1.3013. Central themes possible. This course replaces the course Mat-1.520.
are the scientific establishment of theories and concepts, Language: Finnish
scientific deduction. its nature and objectives, scientific
explanations and causality problems, the ethics of science Mat-1.3355 Microlocal analysis P (4-6 cr)
and questions pertaining to the scientific world view, Autumn (I-II)
growth of knowledge and the development of science. Lecturer: Prof Matti Lassas
Prerequisites: Mat-1.3013 Contents: Topics related to microlocal analysis:
Additional information: Individual study in English is propagation of singularities, pseudodifferential operators,
possible. This course together with Mat-1.3013 replaces Fourier integral operators. This year 4-6 credit points.
Mat-1.042. Additional information: Individual study in English is
Language: Finnish possible.
Language: Finnish
Mat-1.3015 Philosophy of Science I&II P (5 cr)
Autumn (I-II) Not lectured this academic year. Mat-1.3371 Dynamical Systems P (5 cr)
Contents: This course is a combination of the courses
Mat-1.3013 Philosophy of Science I and Mat-1.3014 Mat-1.3379 Special Course in Dynamical Systems P
Philosophy of Science II. (3-6 cr)
Additional information: Individual study in English is
possible. Mat-1.3421 Basics of Fourier Analysis P (5 cr)
Language: Finnish Not lectured this academic year.
Lecturer: Prof Gustaf Gripenberg
Mat-1.3016 History of Science I&II P (5 cr) Contents: Fourier series, Fourier transform of L1 - and
Autumn L2 -functions and distributions, discrete Fourier
Contents: This course is a combination of the courses transform, applications.
Mat-1.3011 History of Science I and Mat-1.3012 History Literature: Opetusmoniste
of Science II. Prerequisites: Basic courses in Mathematics 1 (and 3)
Additional information: Individual study in English is Additional information: Individual study in English is
possible. possible. The course replaces the course Mat-1.158.
Language: Finnish http://www.math.hut.fi/teaching/fourier/ index.html.fi
Language: Finnish
Mat-1.3031 Mathematical Logic I P (2 cr)
Mat-1.3422 Wavelet Theory P (3 cr)
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Not lectured this academic year. Mat-1.3608 Markov Chains P (3-5 cr)
Lecturer: Prof Gustaf Gripenberg
Contents: Basic wavelet theory, multiresolutions, Mat-1.3621 Statistical inference P (5 cr)
orthonormal bases, frames, etc.
Literature: Lecture notes. Mat-1.3626 Computational methods in inverse
Web page: problems P (4-6 cr)
http://math.tkk.fi/teaching/wavelet/index.en.html Autumn
Additional information: Individual study in English is Lecturer: Prof Erkki Somersalo
possible. This course replaces the course Mat-1.510. Contents: The contents of this course varies from year to
Language: Finnish year, the topic being computational methods for solving
inverse problems in practical applications. The fall 2007
Mat-1.3460 Principles of Functional Analysis P (5 cr) course consists of two parts: the first part focusses on
Autumn klassical regularization techniques, the latter part will
Lecturer: Prof Olavi Nevanlinna discuss statistical methods. The scope of the course is 5 cr
Contents: Banach- and Hilbert spaces. Theory of linear this year.
operators. Literature: Material available from the lecturer.
Literature: E. Kreyszig, 1989. Introductory Functional Additional information: Individual study in English is
Analysis with Applications, John Wiley & Sons. possible.
Prerequisites: Basic courses in Mathematics 1-2 and Mat- Language: Finnish
1.2990
Additional information: Individual study in English is Mat-1.3650 Finite Element Method I P (5 cr)
possible. The course replaces the course Mat-1.140. Spring
Language: Finnish Lecturer: N.N.
Contents: Sobolev spaces, elliptic variational problems,
Mat-1.3461 Operator algebras P (5 cr) mathematical background of finite element method,
most common element types, approximation properties
Mat-1.3462 Applied Functional Analysis P (3-5 cr) of polynomials, practical aspects.
Autumn Literature: To be announced later.
Lecturer: Prof Matti Lassas Prerequisites: Basic courses in Mathematics 1-3/4, basics
Contents: More detailed infromation will be given later. in partial differential equations
The scope of the course is 5 cr this year. Additional information: Individual study in English is
Literature: Supplementary material. possible. This course replaces the course Mat-1.171
Prerequisites: Mat-1.3460/Mat-1.140 Principles of Finite Element Method.
Additional information: Individual study in English is Language: Finnish
possible. The course replaces the course Mat-1.141.
Language: Finnish Mat-1.3651 Matrix computations P (5 cr)
Spring (III-IV)
Mat-1.3530 Differential Geometry P (5 cr) Lecturer: N.N.
Contents: Matrix decompositions and their numerical
Mat-1.3531 Introduction to Differential Geometry P (5 computation, eigenvalue iterations, sparse matrices,
cr) iterative solution of linear systems.
Literature: Lecture notes
Mat-1.3601 Introduction to stochastics P (5 cr) Additional information: The course replaces the course
Mat-1.175.
Mat-1.3602 Stochastic analysis P (3-5 cr) Language: English
Mat-1.3654 Numeric and Symbolic Computation P (3- Mat-2.2103 Design of Experiments and Statistical
6 cr) Models (5 cr)
Not lectured this academic year.
Lecturer: Teijo Arponen, researcher Mat-2.2104 Introduction to Statistical Inference (5 cr)
Contents: The course is given in the form of weekly
assignments and a larger project. The mathematical Mat-2.2105 Introduction to Optimization (3 cr)
topics vary annually; suitable topics are numerical
methods in general, dynamical systems (discrete and/or Mat-2.2107 Computational Assignments in Applied
continuous), the mathematics of signal processing, Mathematics (3 cr)
optimization, etc. Other topics are also possible
depending on the interest of participants (please contact Mat-2.3111 Stochastic Processes P (5 cr)
the lecturer in advance). The mathematical software
systems used are mainly Matlab and Maple. Mat-2.3112 Statistical Multivariate Methods P (3-6 cr)
Requirements: Weekly Assignments and a Final Project
work. Mat-2.3114 Investment Science P (5 cr)
Prerequisites: Basic courses in Mathematics 1-3
Web page: http://www.math.hut.fi/teaching/numsym/ Mat-2.3117 Risk Analysis P (5 cr)
Additional information: Individual study in English is
possible. This course replaces the course Mat-1.192. Mat-2.3118 Reliability Engineering P (5 cr)
Course homepage
Language: Finnish Mat-2.3128 Prediction and Time Series Analysis P (5
cr)
Mat-1.3655 Study group in numerical analysis P (1-3
cr) Mat-2.3130 Mathematical Modelling P (3-6 cr)
Autumn, Spring (I-II, III-IV)
Lecturer: Prof Timo Eirola Mat-2.3132 Systems Analysis Laboratory I (5 cr)
Contents: We study the most recent methods and results
in numerical analysis. Mat-2.3134 Decision Making and Problem Solving P
Language: English (5 cr)
teachers. One of the main aims is to get experience in Multiple Criteria Optimization
writing a research report. Web page: https://noppa.tkk.fi/noppa/kurssi/mat-2.4153/
Objective: Written and scientific reporting skills. Additional information: 3 cr. Course is taken as an
Requirements: Written report independent study, see the course web site for
Substitutive: This course replaces the course Mat-2.108 instructions
Independent Research Projects in Applied Mathematics Language: Finnish or English
Web page: https://noppa.tkk.fi/noppa/kurssi/mat-2.4108/
Language: Finnish or Swedish or English Mat-2.4174 Programming of Mathematical Algorithms
P (3-6 cr)
Mat-2.4113 Queuing Theory P (3-6 cr)
Mat-2.4177 Seminar on Case Studies in Operation
Mat-2.4115 Seminar on Stochastic Methods P (5 cr) Research P (5 cr)
Mat-2.4125 Special Topics in Stochastics P (3-6 cr) Mat-2.4191 Postgraduate Seminar on Applied
Mathematics P (5 cr)
Mat-2.4126 Statistical Quality Control P (3-6 cr)
Mat-2.4192 Systems Research Seminar P (1-6 cr)
Mat-2.4129 System Identification P (5 cr) The arrangement will be announced later
Lecturer: Prof Raimo P. Hämäläinen
Mat-2.4133 Systems Analysis Laboratory II (5 cr) Contents: Presentations on new topics and problems in
systems analysis, decision making and risk management
Mat-2.4136 Special Topics in Decision Making P (3-6 given by participants and visitors.
cr) Requirements: Varies annually
Not lectured this academic year Substitutive: This course replaces the course Mat-2.192
Lecturer: Prof Ahti Salo, Prof Raimo Hämäläinen and Systems Research Seminar
visiting lecturers Web page: https://noppa.tkk.fi/noppa/kurssi/mat-2.4192/
Contents: Annually varying topics on decision making. Language: Finnish or English
Requirements: Varies annually
Prerequisites: 1st and 2nd year math and Applied Mat-2.4193 Independent Studies in Systems Analysis
probability Mat-1.2600 or Mat-1.2620 and Applied Mathematics P (1-9 cr)
Substitutive: This course will replace the course Mat-
2.136 Special Topics in Decision Making which is Mat-2.4194 Research Course in Systems Science P (1-6
lectured this academic year cr)
Web page: https://noppa.tkk.fi/noppa/kurssi/mat-2.4136/ Lecturer: Prof Raimo P. Hämäläinen and visiting
Language: Finnish and/or English lecturers
Contents: Advanced graduate course on topics of current
Mat-2.4142 Seminar on Optimization P (5 cr) interest in systems research given mainly by visitors. The
description of courses offered each year can be found at
Mat-2.4143 Network Optimization P (3-6 cr) the homepage.
Substitutive: This course replaces the course Mat-2.194
Mat-2.4144 Optimization Theory P (3-6 cr) Summer School in Systems Science
Web page: https://noppa.tkk.fi/noppa/kurssi/mat-2.4194/
Mat-2.4146 Integer Programming P (3-6 cr) Additional information: Credit can also be earned by
individual agreement by taking courses offered by the
Mat-2.4153 Multiple Criteria Optimization P (3-6 cr) Graduate School in Systems Analysis, Decision Making
Autumn & Spring and Risk Management, see
Lecturer: Antti Punkka, researcher www.sal.tkk.fi/tutkijakoulu/courseseng.html
Contents: One- and multi-objective decision making, Language: Finnish or English
utility function, Pareto-optimality, theory of vector
maximization, goal programming, interactive algorithms. Mat-2.4195 Web-based Courses in Systems Analysis P
Applications. (1-6 cr)
Objective: to familiarize the students with multi-criteria Autumn & Spring
optimization Lecturer: Kai Virtanen, teaching research scientist
Requirements: Home assignments Contents: Independent studies with Web-based teaching
Target group: undergraduate and graduate students material produced by the Systems Analysis Laboratory
Literature: K.M. Miettinen: Nonlinear Multiobjective and selected foreign universities. Currently courses
Optimization, Kluwer 1999 (replacement courses listed in parentheses) on the
Prerequisites: Mat-2.2105 Introduction to Optimization following topics are available: nonlinear programming
or Mat-2.3139 Nonlinear Programming or Mat-2.3140 (Mat-2.3139) and mathematical modelling (Mat-2.3130).
Linear Programming Requirements: Exam or homework
Substitutive: This course replaces the course Mat-2.153 Substitutive: This course replaces the course Mat-2.195
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P (5-6 cr)
AS-75.2500 Semantic Web P (4 cr) Autumn & Spring (I-IV)
Spring (III-IV) Lecturer: Jan Kallenbach, M.Sc. (Tech.) and Pirkko
Lecturer: Prof Eero Hyvönen Oittinen, prof.
Contents: The core content of the course consists of Contents: The course gives insight into the production
Semantic Web technologies and standards such as processes and systems currently present in television,
Resource Description Framework (RDF) and Web print and other media. It considers market structures and
Ontology Language (OWL). Rule systems, ontology changes and focuses on their implications for media
techniques and Semantic Web tools and applications companies. The main goal of the course is the analysis
will also be covered. The theoretical part of the course and modelling of existing production processes in order
will be complemented by exercise work. to understand relationships between their different actors
Requirements: Examination and exercise work. and systems.
Literature: G. Antoniou, F. van Harmelen, A Semantic Objective: At the end of the course the student is
Web Primer. MIT Press, 2004. Lecture notes and other expected to be able to understand media market changes
material. & developments, to describe production stages and levels
Prerequisites: AS-0.1110/AS-0.110, T-106.1223/T- in media production, to be sufficiently familiar with
106.253 (recommendation). modern and future media production technologies, to
Additional information: Replaces the course AS-75.105. have basic knowledge about process & workflow
Individual study in English possible. management, to analyze and model activities & actors in
Language: Finnish media production processes.
Requirements: Examination and exercise work in small
AS-75.3118 Graphic Media Technology P (5 cr) groups. The six-credit version of the course includes an
Autumn & Spring (II-IV), will not be lectured in additional individual assignment.
academic year 2008-2009. Literature: Scientific articles and other sources given in
Lecturer: Prof Pirkko Oittinen the course.
Contents: The course deals with product, production and Prerequisites: AS-75.2121/AS-75.121.
distribution technologies of media products such as Additional information: Replaces the course AS-75.3132.
newspapers, magazines, books and utility prints. Language: English
Moreover, management technologies of colour, quality
and workflow are dealt with. AS-75.3206 Laboratory Course in Media Technology
Requirements: Active attendance, seminar assignment, (3-9 cr)
laboratory assignments, PBL cases and examination.
Literature: Oittinen, P., Graafinen viestintätekniikka AS-75.3300 Project Course in Visual Media P (2-8 cr)
(lecture notes) and other material. Autumn + Spring (I, II, III, IV)
Prerequisites: AS-75.2121/AS-75.121. Lecturer: Mikko Nuutinen, M.Sc. (Tech) and prof.
Additional information: Replaces the course AS-75.118. Pirkko Oittinen
Individual study in English possible. Contents: The purpose of the course is to exercise the
Language: Finnish students’ independent problem-solving skills with
individual research projects from different fields of visual
AS-75.3131 Quality in Visual Media P (5-6 cr) media.
Autumn & Spring (I-IV) Requirements: One or two individual projects.
Lecturer: Prof Pirkko Oittinen and Mari Laine- Prerequisites: AS-75.1124/AS-75.124, AS-75.2121/AS-
Hernandez, M.Sc. (Tech.) 75.121.
Contents: The course deals with the objective and Additional information: Replaces the courses AS-75.135,
subjective quality of visual media applications as well as AS-75.196 and AS-75.202. Language: Finnish or English.
the measurement of quality. Subjective quality will Language: Finnish.
mainly be approached from the viewpoints of visual
perception and user experience. Optional fields of study AS-75.3400 Project Course in Knowledge media P (2-8
include still images, broadcast video, displays and print cr)
quality.
Requirements: Examination and exercise work in small AS-75.3600 Semantic Web Services P (4 cr)
groups. The six-credit version of the course includes an Autumn (I-II)
additional individual assignment. Lecturer: Prof Eero Hyvönen and Tuukka Ruotsalo,
Literature: Consists of articles, exact content to be M.Sc.(Econ.& Bus.Adm.)
announced later. Contents: The basic Web Service tools and standards
Prerequisites: AS-75.2121/AS-75.121. (e.g. SOAP, WSDL and UDDI), the representation of
Additional information: Replaces the course AS-75.3130. functional services with choreography languages, the
Individual study in English possible. semantic description systems of the services (e.g. OWL-S
Language: Finnish and WSMF), and the tools and applications of the area.
The theory will be complemented by exercise work.
AS-75.3133 Media Production Processes and Systems Requirements: Examination and exercise work.
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T-111.4300 Fundamentals of Computer Graphics (3 T-111.5070 Special Course in Content Production (2-6
cr) cr)
Autumn (Period II) Autumn (Period I) & Autumn (Period II) & Spring
Lecturer: lecturing researcher Timo Tossavainen (Period III) & Spring (Period IV)
Contents: Graphic devices, 2- and 3-dimensional Lecturer: prof. Tapio Takala
drawing, geometric modeling, use of colors, algorithms of Contents: Course content varies from year to year.
computer graphics Requirements: Announced later.
Requirements: Exam and assignment. Substitutive: Replaces course T-111.070.
Literature: Hearn & Baker, 2003. Computer Graphics Additional information: The contents of the course vary.
with OpenGL (3rd ed.), Prentice Hall. May be graded with pass/fail. Can be taken in English
Prerequisites: Basics of programming upon request.
Substitutive: Replaces course T-111.301. Language: Finnish
Additional information: Can be taken in English upon
request. T-111.5077 Special Project on Content Production P
Language: Finnish (6-9 cr)
Autumn + Spring
T-111.4360 Design of WWW Services (4 cr) Lecturer: prof. Tapio Takala
Spring Contents: Students create innovative content concepts
Lecturer: prof. Petri Vuorimaa and applications of new media in small groups. The
Contents: The course deals with designing and theme of the course varies every year.
implementing WWW sites and interactive services on Requirements: Special assignment.
the web. Some of the topics covered are web service Prerequisites: T-111.5007 or good experience on the tool
implementation techniques, usability, web service life and methods for content production.
span, graphic design and information security. The Substitutive: Replaces course T-111.077.
project work consists of designing and implementing a Additional information: Can be taken in English upon
WWW service. request.
Requirements: A project work done in groups. Language: Finnish
Literature: online material
Substitutive: Replaces courses T-111.361, T-111.362. T-111.5080 Seminar on Content Production P (4-8 cr)
Additional information: All lectures are held during
period III. Can be taken in English upon request. T-111.5300 Advanced Course in Computer Graphics
Language: Finnish (4 cr)
Spring
T-111.5006 Conceptualization and scriptwriting (4 cr) Lecturer: prof. Lauri Savioja
Contents: Programming oriented course that goes deeper
T-111.5007 Multimedia Project (5 cr) in computer graphics algorithms and their
implementation with OpenGL API.
T-111.5015 Film Narrative (5 cr) Requirements: Several assignments.
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Literature: Hearn & Baker, 2003. Computer Graphics algorithms to implement movement of geometrical
with OpenGL (3rd Edition). Prentice-Hall. objects. The programming assainments include key-
Prerequisites: T-111.4300, C-language frame techniques, kinematics, physically-based
Substitutive: Replaces the course T-111.300 together modeling, particle systems, and artificial life.
with T-111.4300. Requirements: Exam and assignment.
Additional information: Can be taken in English upon Literature: Rick Parent, 2001. Computer Animation -
request. Algorithms and Techniques, Morgan Kaufmann.
Language: Finnish Prerequisites: T-111.5300
Substitutive: Replaces course T-111.070.
T-111.5350 Multimedia Programming (4 cr) Additional information: Can be taken in English upon
Autumn request.
Lecturer: prof. Petri Vuorimaa Language: Finnish
Contents: The topic of the course is multimedia terminal
application development. Key topics include, for T-111.5500 Seminar on Computer Graphics P (4-8 cr)
example, embedded operating systems and most Spring
important application programming interfaces. Lecturer: prof. Lauri Savioja, prof. Tapio Takala
Requirements: The course is composed of lectures, Contents: Varying topics in computer graphics and its
student presentations and small case programming applications (modelling, animation, visualization, virtual
assignment. reality).
Literature: To be announced later. Requirements: Seminar.
Prerequisites: T-111.2350 Multimedia Technology. Prerequisites: T-111.5300
Language: English. Substitutive: Replaces course T-111.500.
Additional information: The contents of the course vary.
T-111.5360 WWW Applications P (4 cr) Can be taken in English upon request.
Spring Language: Finnish
Lecturer: prof. Petri Vuorimaa
Contents: The topic of the course is XML markup T-111.5550 Seminar on Multimedia P (4-8 cr)
language and its use in www-applications. The objective Autumn
is to get familiar with different XML based markup Lecturer: prof. Petri Vuorimaa
languages under development and how they are used Contents: Varying seminar on current topics in
together. In addition, the course will study the use of multimedia, hypermedia or interaction technology.
XML languages in the implementation of WWW Requirements: Participation on seminar sessions and
services. seminar presentation.
Requirements: The course is composed of lectures and Prerequisites: T-111.2350
student presentations. To pass the course one has to Additional information: The contents of the course vary.
follow lectures, give a presentation, and do a small Language: English
exercise.
Literature: On-line material. T-111.5600 Special Assignment in Digital Media P (2-
Prerequisites: T-111.4360 4 cr)
Language: English. Spring (Period II)
Lecturer: N.N.
T-111.5400 Virtual Reality P (4 cr) Contents: An assignment is done in small groups (2-4
Spring (Period III) students). The topic of the assignment is related to the
Lecturer: prof. Lauri Savioja courses lectured in period III. This work is planned,
Contents: Learning the tools and concepts for simulation implemented, and reported scientifically, so that
and manipulation of 3D virtual worlds. Topics include scientific research work and reporting of the research
physiology of sensing and immersive (visual, aural, and results are learned at the same time.
haptic) I/O-devices, and applications of virtual reality. Requirements: An assingment and report.
Requirements: Exam and a brief written report. Prerequisites: T-111.5360 or T-111.5400
Literature: W.R. Sherman and A.B. Craig, 2003. Substitutive: Replaces the course T-111.595.
Understanding Virtual Reality. Morgan Kaufman. Additional information: Can be taken in English upon
Prerequisites: T-111.4300 recommended. request.
Substitutive: Replaces the course T-111.400. Language: Finnish
Additional information: Can be taken in English upon
request. T-111.5700 Special Course on Digital Media P (2-8 cr)
Language: Finnish
T-111.6595 Individual Studies in Digital Media P (2-
T-111.5450 Computer Animation P (6 cr) 10 cr)
Autumn (every other year; not lectured 2008-2009) Autumn & Spring
Lecturer: prof. Tapio Takala Lecturer: prof. Lauri Savioja, prof. Tapio Takala, prof.
Contents: Hands-on programming course. Methods and Petri Vuorimaa
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Meilahti campuses) Contents: This course deals with how the structure of
Language: English polymers will affect their physical properties. Linear and
non-linear deformation mechanics, visco-elastic and
Tfy-125.4004 Nanoscience IV: Bionanoscience P (5 cr) mechanical properties.
Spring (Period IV) Literature: to be announced
Lecturer: Acad Prof Olli Ikkala Prerequisites: Classical mechanics, basic statistical
Additional information: lectured jointly with University mechanics, elementary thermodynamics.
of Helsinki (experts from the Kumpula, Viikki and Substitutive: This course replaces the course Tfy-125.312
Meilahti campuses) Polymer Physics.
Language: English Language: English
TIK.
Tfy-125.4910 Individual Studies P (1-10 cr) Literature: Will be announced later in Noppa
Autumn & Spring Substitutive: Replaces the first part of the course Tfy-
Lecturer: Acad Prof Olli Ikkala, Prof Matti Kaivola, Prof 3.138 Physics I.
Janne Ruokolainen Web page: https://noppa.tkk.fi/noppa/kurssi/tfy-
Contents: The contents and scope of the individual 3.1381/etusivu
course should be agreed upon with the teacher in charge. Language: English
Language: English
Tfy-3.1382 Physics IB (3 cr)
Tfy-125.5111 Physics, special assignment (10 cr) 0 + 24 II (Only exercise sessions)
Autumn & Spring Lecturer: Javad Hashemi, M.Sc.
Lecturer: Acad Prof Olli Ikkala, Prof Matti Kaivola and Contents: Basic physics for engineering studies.
Prof Janne Ruokolainen Vibrations and waves. Fluid mechanics. Basic statistical
Contents: The special assignments are independent mechanics and thermodynamics.
laboratory assignments, planning jobs, literature reviews, Requirements: Exam.
etc. from the subject areas of molecular materials and Target group: Intended for the degree programmes
optics. There are written instructions on how to fulfill KEM, GMA, KON, ENE, MTE, PUU, RYT, RRT, YYT,
these assignments. The role of the special assignments is TIK.
explained more closely in the description of the Master’s Literature: Will be announced later in Noppa
degree. Substitutive: Replaces the second part of the course Tfy-
Target group: Intended for those studying under the new 3.138 Physics I.
ECTS degree regulations for 2005. (The course Tfy- Web page: https://noppa.tkk.fi/noppa/kurssi/tfy-
125.398 is intended for those who study under the old 3.1382/etusivu
degree regulations for 1995.) Language: English
Language: English
Tfy-3.1393 Physics IIA (3 cr)
Tfy-3.1181 Physics IA (3 cr) 0 + 24 III (Only exercise sessions)
Lecturer: Javad Hashemi, M.Sc.
Tfy-3.1182 Physics IB (3 cr) Contents: Basic physics for engineering studies. Static
electric and magnetic fields. Electric current and dc
Tfy-3.1193 Physics IIA (3 cr) circuits. Electromagnetic induction and ac circuits.
Electromagnetic fields in matter.
Tfy-3.1194 Physics IIB (3 cr) Requirements: Exam.
Target group: Intended for the degree programmes
Tfy-3.1241 Physics IA (3 cr) KEM, KON, ENE, GMA, MTE, PUU, RYT, RRT, YYT,
TIK.
Tfy-3.1242 Physics IB (3 cr) Literature: Will be announced later in Noppa
Substitutive: Replaces the first part of the course Tfy-
Tfy-3.1253 Physics IIA (3 cr) 3.139 Physics II.
Web page: https://noppa.tkk.fi/noppa/kurssi/tfy-
Tfy-3.1254 Physics IIB (3 cr) 3.1393/etusivu
Language: English
Tfy-3.1361 Physics IA (3 cr)
Tfy-3.1394 Physics IIB (3 cr)
Tfy-3.1362 Physics IB (3 cr) 0 + 24 IV (Only exercise sessions)
Lecturer: Javad Hashemi, M.Sc.
Tfy-3.1373 Physics IIA (3 cr) Contents: Basic physics for engineering studies.
Electromagnetic waves. Basic optics. Special theory of
Tfy-3.1374 Physics IIB (3 cr) relativity. Quantum physics. Nuclear physics. Structure
of matter.
Tfy-3.1381 Physics IA (3 cr) Requirements: Exam.
0 + 24 I (Only exercise sessions) Target group: Intended for the degree programmes
Lecturer: Javad Hashemi, M.Sc. KEM, KON, ENE, GMA, MTE, PUU, RYT, RRT, YYT,
Contents: Kinematics. Dynamics of particles and rigid TIK.
bodies. Work and energy. Interactions. Conservation Literature: Will be announced later in Noppa
laws. Physics’ mathematic facilities; vectors, derivation Substitutive: Replaces the second part of the course Tfy-
and integration. 3.139 Physics II
Objective: Basic physics for engineering studies. Web page: https://noppa.tkk.fi/noppa/kurssi/tfy-
Requirements: Exam. 3.1394/etusivu
Target group: Intended for the degree programmes Language: English
KEM, GMA, KON, ENE, MTE, PUU, RYT, RRT, YYT,
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INF.kand Bachelor’s Thesis and Seminar (10 cr) 111.2210/T-111.2211, in addition each team should have
members with proven knowledge of TU-91.1002, T-
Inf-0.1202 Philosophy (5 cr) 121.2100 and TU-22.1120
Additional information: Team assignment and
Inf-0.1220 Sociology (5 cr) presentation in English
Language: English and Finnish
Inf-0.1300 Aesthetics (5 cr)
T-0.1002 Orientation Course in Computer Science
Inf-0.3101 Principles of Complex Networks (3-5 cr) and Engineering (1 cr)
Inf-0.4100 Information Networks: Studio X (5-8 cr) T-0.7050 Introduction to Postgraduate Studies in
II-IV Computer Science P (2 cr)
Lecturer: prof. Tapio Takala, prof. Eero Eloranta, prof. Spring
Riitta Smeds Lecturer: professor Marko Nieminen and professor
Contents: Studio X is an advanced studio course of the Marjo Kauppinen (pro tem)
degree programme of Information Networks. The Contents: Basic research skills. The publishing process.
objective of the course is to create holistic innovative Scientific presentations. Research areas in computer
thinking and problem solving capabilities, competences science.
and skills. Additionally, the course aims to advance Objective: PProvide a basic understanding of the
entrepreneurship and business growth. scientific process and of the research paradigms relevant
Requirements: The course assignment is organized in to research. Provide guidelines and support for planning
teams. The aim is to cover the innovation process from the Ph.D. work. Provide an understanding and
creative idea generation and the identification of market experience of the publishing and peer-review process in
potential to the development of product or service the field.
concept and its business model, including the business Requirements: attending weekly meetings, preparing a
plan. Team assignment with the written documentation personal research plan, giving a practice talk, and writing
and oral presentation. The written report includes the a course report.
description of the mock-up/prototype of the concept. The Target group: The course is obligatory for all new
oral presentation is oriented to the “financiers” of the postgraduate students (admitted since 1.10.2002) at
venture. The role of the “financiers” is played by course Computer Science and Engineering.
faculty members and real investors. Web page: http://tieto.tkk.fi/Opinnot/T-
Target group: Only the students of the Degree 0.7050/index.html
Programme of Information Networks Additional information: It is strongly recommended that
Prerequisites: T-106.2001, AS-75.2300, TU-22.2600, T- the course is taken during the first year of the
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T-61.2010 From data to knowledge (4 cr) T-61.3040 Statistical Signal Modeling (5 cr)
Autumn (Period II) Autumn
Lecturer: Prof Heikki Mannila, Prof Erkki Oja Lecturer: Jaakko Peltonen, Dr.Sc (Tech)
Contents: Introduction to the methods that can be used Contents: Modeling and filtering random processes,
to obtain information from large data sets. Digital signal, power spectrum, linear time-series models, and
speech and image processing, fundamentals of introduction to adaptive filtering.
estimation and pattern recognition, neural networks and Requirements: Examination and exercise work.
web-search methods and the structure of sequences. Literature: M. Hayes, 1996. Statistical Digital Signal
Requirements: Examination and exercise work. Processing and Modeling. Wiley.
Literature: Handouts. Prerequisites: Basic mathematics and probability courses.
Prerequisites: Basic mathematics. Additional information: Replaces study period T-61.238
Additional information: Can be taken in English upon Statistical Signal Modeling. Can be taken in English
request. upon request.
Language: Finnish Language: Finnish
T-61.2020 From Data to Knowledge Exercise Project T-61.3050 Machine Learning: Basic Principles (5 cr)
(1 cr) Autumn
Spring (Period III) Lecturer: Kai Puolamäki, lecturing researcher
Lecturer: Prof Heikki Mannila, Prof Erkki Oja Contents: The topics include the background principles
Contents: Exercise project on the topics of course T- needed to understand and apply the models of machine
61.2010 From Data to Knowledge. learning. After the course, the student is able to apply the
Requirements: Exercise work. basic methods to data and understand new models based
Literature: Handout. on these principles.
Prerequisites: T-61.2010 Requirements: Examination and exercise work.
Additional information: Can be taken in English upon Literature: Announced later.
request. Prerequisites: Basic mathematics and probability courses.
Language: Finnish Additional information: Replaces course T-61.3030
Principles of Neural Computing.
T-61.3010 Digital Signal Processing and Filtering (6 Language: English
cr)
Spring T-61.5010 Information visualization P (5 cr)
Lecturer: Prof Olli Simula Spring (Period III)
Contents: Principles of digital filtering: difference Lecturer: Kai Puolamäki, lecturing researcher
equations, transfer functions, and realization forms; Contents: The course teaches how to visualize
digital filter design: FIR and IIR filters, finite word length information effectively by using the statistical methods,
effects, multirate systems. combined with knowledge of the human perception and
Requirements: Examination (or part exam) and exercise the basics of data graphics.
work. Requirements: Examination and exercise work.
Literature: Mitra, 2005. Digital Signal Processing, 3rd Literature: Announced later; lecture notes.
edition. McGraw-Hill. Prerequisites: Basic mathematics courses.
Prerequisites: Basic course in signal processing, e.g. T- Additional information: Replaces study period T-61.271
61.2010, T-61.140 or S-72.1110/S-72.060. Information visualization.
Additional information: Replaces study period T-61.246 Language: English
Digital Signal Processing and Filtering. Lectures in
Finnish, one group in English. T-61.5020 Statistical Natural Language Processing P (5
Language: Finnish cr)
Spring
T-61.3020 Principles of Pattern Recognition (4 cr) Lecturer: Krista Lagus, D.Sc. (Tech.)
Spring (Period III) Contents: The course gives an overview of the
Lecturer: Prof Erkki Oja application of statistical and adaptive methods for
Contents: The course provides basic knowledge about analysis of natural language, for example, the
statistical and neural network methods for pattern organization and search from text collections, speech
recognition and their applications. recognition, and statistical machine translation.
Requirements: Examination and exercise work. Requirements: Examination and exercise work.
Literature: S Theodoridis, K. Koutroumbas, 2003. Literature: C. Manning, H. Schütze, 1999. Foundations
Pattern Recognition, 2nd edition. Academic Press. of Statistical Natural Language Processing. The MIT
Prerequisites: Basic mathematics and probability courses. Press; Lecture notes.
Additional information: Can be taken in English upon Prerequisites: Basic mathematics and probability courses.
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Additional information: Replaces study period T-61.281 courses. Basic neurophysiology knowledge helps.
Statistical Natural Language Processing. Language: English
Language: English
T-61.5090 Image Analysis in Neuroinformatics P (5 cr)
T-61.5050 High-Throughput Bioinformatics P (5-7 cr) III-IV
Spring Lecturer: Ricardo Vigário, docent
Lecturer: Jarkko Salojärvi, lecturing researcher Contents: The goal of the course is to give an overview of
Contents: The course introduces computational and some of the main biomedical image processing
statistical methods for analyzing modern high-throughput techniques, with clear emphasis to neuronal data. Topics
biological data, in particular microarray data, and their range from artifact removal and image enhancement to
use in systems biology. Necessary biological background pattern classification and diagnostic decision.
is reviewed briefly. Requirements: Course presentation; exercises and project
Requirements: Examination and exercise work. work.
Literature: Sorin Draghici, 2003. Data analysis tools for Literature: Announced later.
DNA microarrays, Chapman & Hall/CRC, USA. Other Prerequisites: Basic mathematics and image analysis
literature is announced during lectures. courses. Basic neurophysiology knowledge helps.
Prerequisites: The basic mathematics courses; and S- Language: English
114.2510 Computational Systems Biology or equivalent
background. T-61.5100 Digital Image Processing P (5 cr)
Additional information: The course has two variants, 5 or Autumn
7 cr. The longer contains exercise work. Lecturer: Jorma Laaksonen, lecturing researcher
Language: English Contents: Basics of digital image processing, image
transformations, image enhancement, restoration,
T-61.5060 Algorithmic methods of data mining P (5 encoding, segmentation, and analysis.
cr) Requirements: Examination and exercise work.
Autumn (Period II) Literature: R. Gonzalez, R. Woods, 2008. Digital Image
Lecturer: Prof Heikki Mannila Processing, Third edition. Prentice Hall; Lecture notes.
Contents: The course covers general topics in data Prerequisites: Basic mathematics, T-61.3010/T-61.246.
mining, such as pattern discovery, clustering of data, and Additional information: Replaces study period T-61.247
approximation of probability distributions. A special Digital Image Processing. Language English, some
emphasis is put on algorithmic techniques to analyze arrangements in Finnish.
discrete data. Language: Finnish
Requirements: Examination and exercise work.
Literature: Announced later. T-61.5110 Modeling biological networks P (5-7 cr)
Prerequisites: T-106.1220/T-106.250 and basic Autumn
mathematics courses. Lecturer: Prof Samuel Kaski
Additional information: Replaces the study period T- Contents: Models of biological cellular-level networks:
122.103 Algorithmic Methods of Data Mining. gene regulation, signaling, metabolism. Methods for
Language: English inference of networks from data, and prediction using the
models. Mainly probabilistic and machine learning
T-61.5070 Computer Vision P (5 cr) models.
Requirements: Intensive course or to be agreed
T-61.5080 Signal Processing in Neuroinformatics P (5 individually with the lecturer..
cr) Literature: Lecture notes and a collection of articles.
I-II Prerequisites: Basic mathematics courses: basic
Lecturer: Ricardo Vigário, docent bioinformatics courses help..
Contents: The goal of the seminar is to give an overview Language: English
of some of the main biomedical signal processing
techniques, with clear emphasis to EEG and MEG. T-61.5120 Computational genomics P (4-7 cr)
There, we should see something about modeling, artifact Autumn
identification and removal, nonparametric and model- Lecturer: Sampsa Hautaniemi, Docent
based spectral analysis, segmentation and joint time- Contents: Algorithms and models for biological
frequency analysis. Some closer attention will be given as sequences and genomics.
well to the analysis of event related data. Additional Requirements: Examination and exercises.
topics include independent component analysis, Literature: Mount, 2004. Bioinformatics: Sequence and
biorhythms and sleep and synchrony. The material for genome analysis, 2nd edition. Cold Spring Harbor
these extra topics in the form of several journal papers. Laboratory Press.
Requirements: Course presentation; exercises and project Prerequisites: Basic mathematics courses, T-106.1220/T-
work. 106.250.
Literature: Announced later. Language: English
Prerequisites: Basic mathematics and signal processing
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T-61.5130 Machine Learning and Neural Networks P Contents: The purpose of this course is to prepare the
(5 cr) student for individual work. The special assignment can
Autumn (Period II) be a laboratory work, design project, or literary survey
Lecturer: Prof Juha Karhunen from any of the fields of Computer and Information
Contents: Introduction to neural networks, multilayer Science.
perceptron networks, principal component analysis and Requirements: Approval of the work by the supervisor.
its extensions, model assessment and selection, radial- Instructions will be provided by the supervisor.
basis function networks, support vector machines, Prerequisites: Prerequisites include laboratorys other
independent component analysis, self-organizing maps courses.The course is suitable for the fourth years
and learning vector quantization, treatment of temporal tudents.
information in neural networks, applications. Additional information: With at least 7 cr replaces study
Requirements: Examination and exercise work. period T-61.195 Computer and Information Science,
Literature: F. Ham, I. Kostanic, 2001. Principles of Special Assignment I OR T-61.196 Computer and
Neurocomputing for Science & Engineering. McGraw- Information Science, Special Assignment II. The
Hill. Lecture notes. contents of the course vary.
Prerequisites: Basic mathematics and probability courses. Language: English
T-61.3050 Machine Learning: Basic Principles is
recommended but not a necessary prerequisite. T-61.5910 Research Project in Computer and
Additional information: Replaces course T-61.5030 Information Science P (5-10 cr)
Advanced Course in Neural Computing. Autumn
Language: English Contents: A project work, usually done in a group, from
the field of computer and information science.
T-61.5140 Machine Learning: Advanced Probabilistic Language: English
Methods P (5 cr)
Spring T-61.6010 Special Course in Computer and
Lecturer: Jaakko Hollmén, lecturing researcher Information Science I P (3-7 cr)
Contents: The course covers probabilistic concepts in Autumn
machine learning: independece, conditional Lecturer: Prof Erkki Oja, Prof Olli Simula, Prof Juha
independence, mixture models, EM algorithm, Bayesian Karhunen, Prof Heikki Mannila, Prof Samuel Kaski
networks, computational algorithms for exact and Contents: Postgraduate level knowledge from one of the
approximate inference, sampling, prior distributions. The fields of computer and information science. The actual
course emphasizes understanding fundamental contents of the course vary from year to year. The course
principles and their use in practical machine learning can be lectured, or arranged in seminar form.
problems. Requirements: Announced later.
Requirements: Examination and exercise work. Literature: Usually some new study book or collection of
Literature: Announced later. articles.
Prerequisites: T-61.3050 Additional information: Replaces study period T-61.181
Additional information: Replaces course T-61.5050 Special Course in Computer and Information Science I.
Learning Models and Methods. The contents of the course vary.
Language: English Language: English
Lecturer: Prof Erkki Oja, Prof Olli Simula, Prof Juha Special Course in Computer and Information Science
Karhunen, Prof Heikki Mannila, Prof Samuel Kaski VI. The contents of the course vary.
Contents: Postgraduate level knowledge from one of the Language: English
fields of computer and information science. The actual
contents of the course vary from year to year. The course T-61.6070 Special Course in Bioinformatics I P (3-7
can be lectured, or arranged in seminar form. cr)
Requirements: Announced later. Spring
Literature: Usually some new study book or collection of Lecturer: Prof Samuel Kaski, Prof Heikki Mannila
articles. Contents: The purpose of this course is to give
Additional information: Replaces study period T-61.183 postgraduate level knowledge on bioinformatics or a
Special Course in Computer and Information Science related field. The actual contents of the course vary from
III. The contents of the course vary. year to year. The course can be lectured, or arranged in
Language: English seminar form.
Requirements: Announced later.
T-61.6040 Special Course in Computer and Literature: Usually some new study book or collection of
Information Science IV P (3-7 cr) articles.
Autumn Additional information: Replaces study period T-61.188
Lecturer: Prof Erkki Oja, Prof Olli Simula, Prof Juha Special Course in Bioinformatics I. The contents of the
Karhunen, Prof Heikki Mannila, Prof Samuel Kaski course vary.
Contents: Postgraduate level knowledge from one of the Language: English
fields of computer and information science. The actual
contents of the course vary from year to year. The course T-61.6080 Special Course in Bioinformatics II P (3-7
can be lectured, or arranged in seminar form. cr)
Requirements: Announced later. Autumn
Literature: Usually some new study book or collection of Lecturer: Prof Samuel Kaski, Prof Heikki Mannila
articles. Contents: The purpose of this course is to give
Additional information: Replaces study period T-61.184 postgraduate level knowledge on bioinformatics or a
Special Course in Computer and Information Science related field. The actual contents of the course vary from
IV. The contents of the course vary. year to year. The course can be lectured, or arranged in
Language: English seminar form.
Requirements: Announced later.
T-61.6050 Special Course in Computer and Literature: Usually some new study book or collection of
Information Science V P (3-7 cr) articles.
Autumn Additional information: The contents of the course vary.
Lecturer: Prof Heikki Mannila Language: English
Contents: Postgraduate level knowledge from one of the
fields of computer and information science, especially T-61.6090 Special Course in Language Technology P
computational methods within data analysis. The actual (3-7 cr)
contents of the course vary from year to year. The course Autumn
can be lectured, or arranged in seminar form. Contents: The purpose of this course is to give
Requirements: Announced later. postgraduate level teaching in some subfield of language
Literature: Usually some new study book or collection of technology. The precise topics of the course vary yearly.
articles. The course can be lectured or arranged in seminar form.
Additional information: Replaces study period T-122.101 Requirements: The requirements are determined yearly.
Special Course in Computer and Information Science Literature: Usually some new study book or a collection
V. The contents of the course vary. of articles.
Language: English Additional information: Replaces study period T-61.186
Special Course in Language Technology. The contents
T-61.6060 Special Course in Computer and of the course vary.
Information Science VI P (3-7 cr) Language: English
Spring
Lecturer: Prof Heikki Mannila T-61.6900 Individual Studies P (1-10 cr)
Contents: Postgraduate level knowledge from one of the Autumn (Period I) & Autumn (Period II) & Spring
fields of computer and information science, especially (Period III) & Spring (Period IV)
computational methods within data analysis. The actual Lecturer: Prof Erkki Oja, Prof Olli Simula, Prof Juha
contents of the course vary from year to year. The course Karhunen, Prof Heikki Mannila, Prof Samuel Kaski
can be lectured, or arranged in seminar form. Contents: The contents and extent of the course are to be
Requirements: Announced later. agreed with the Professors before commencing the
Literature: Usually some new study book or collection of course. The contents may for instance include a
articles. postgraduate level exam on a tex book in the field.
Additional information: Replaces study period T-122.102 Requirements: According to agreement.
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Additional information: Replaces study period T-61.190 Contents: Current research topics in theoretical
Individual Course. The contents of the course vary. computer science. The topic in Spring 2009 will be
Language: English computational logic.
Requirements: Seminar.
T-79.1001 Introduction to theoretical computer Substitutive: Replaces former courses T-79.192 Special
science T (4 cr) course in theoretical computer science and T-79.194
24 + 24 (2 + 2) I-II Seminar on theoretical computer science.
Lecturer: Harri Haanpää, Teaching Research Scientist Web page: http://www.tcs.hut.fi/Studies/T-79.4001/
Contents: Finite automata and regular languages. Additional information: The contents of the course vary.
Context-free grammars and pushdown automata. Language: English.
Context-sensitive and unrestricted grammars. Turing
machines and computability. T-79.4002 Introduction to Advanced Computing
Requirements: Exam and compulsory home assignments. Research (2 cr)
Literature: Lecture notes; M. Sipser: Introduction to the 24 + 0 (2 + 0) I-II
Theory of Computation. Lecturer: Keijo Heljanko, Docent
Prerequisites: First term’s mathematics courses. Basic Contents: Introduction to research topics and practices in
familiarity with computer programming an asset. advanced computing.
Substitutive: Replaces former course T-79.148 Requirements: Seminar and home assignments.
Introduction to theoretical computer science. Target group: Students of the Master’s Programme in
Web page: http://www.tcs.hut.fi/Studies/T-79.1001/ Foundations of Advanced Computing.
Additional information: There is also sufficient material Web page: http://www.tcs.hut.fi/Studies/T-79.4002/
in English. Language: English.
Language: Finnish
T-79.4201 Search problems and algorithms (4 cr)
T-79.1002 Introduction to theoretical computer 24 + 12 (2 + 1) I-II
science Y (2 cr) Lecturer: Prof Ilkka Niemelä, Prof Pekka Orponen
12 + 12 (2 + 2) I Contents: Search spaces and search methods.
Lecturer: Harri Haanpää, Teaching Research Scientist Backtracking, local and heuristic search. Representing
Contents: Finite automata and regular languages. and solving search problems using propositional
Context-free grammars. satisfiability, constraint programming and integer
Requirements: Exam and compulsory home assignments. programming techniques.
Literature: Lecture notes; M. Sipser: Introduction to the Requirements: Exam and programming assignments.
Theory of Computation. Literature: Lecture notes.
Prerequisites: First term’s mathematics courses. Basic Prerequisites: T-79.1001, T-79.3001, T-106.1220; also T-
familiarity with computer programming an asset. 106.3101 recommended.
Web page: http://www.tcs.hut.fi/Studies/T-79.1002/ Web page: http://www.tcs.hut.fi/Studies/T-79.4201/
Additional information: There is also sufficient material Language: English.
in English.
Language: Finnish T-79.4301 Parallel and distributed systems (4 cr)
24 + 12 (2 + 1) I-II
T-79.3001 Logic in computer science: foundations (4 Lecturer: Keijo Heljanko, Docent
cr) Contents: Modelling of systems. Computer-aided
24 + 24 (2 + 2) III-IV verification of properties.
Lecturer: Tomi Janhunen, Docent Requirements: Exam and project assignments.
Contents: Propositional and predicate logic, their syntax, Prerequisites: T-79.1001/1002, T-79.3001, and the
semantics, and proof theory. Applications of logic in compulsory mathematics studies of the study
computer science. programme.
Requirements: Exam and compulsory home assignments. Substitutive: Replaces former courses T-79.179 Parallel
Literature: Lecture notes. and distributed digital systems and T-79.231 Parallel and
Prerequisites: T-79.1001/1002. distributed digital systems.
Substitutive: Replaces former course T-79.144 Logic in Web page: http://www.tcs.hut.fi/Studies/T-79.4301/
computer science: foundations. Language: English.
Web page: http://www.tcs.hut.fi/Studies/T-79.3001/
Additional information: There is also sufficient material T-79.4501 Cryptography and data security (4 cr)
in English. 24 + 12 (4 + 2) I
Language: Finnish Lecturer: Prof Kaisa Nyberg
Contents: Data and communications security. Principles
T-79.4001 Seminar on theoretical computer science (3 of cryptographic security. Symmetric cryptosystems.
cr) Stream ciphers. Block ciphers: DES, IDEA, AES. Modes
24 + 0 (2 + 0) III-IV of operation. Asymmetric cryptosystems. Digital
Lecturer: Prof Ilkka Niemelä signatures. Authentication and key agreement.
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Applications of cryptography: SSL, TLS, IPSec, GSM, Contents: NP-completeness. Randomized algorithms.
Bluetooth. Cryptography. Approximation algorithms. Parallel
Requirements: Exam. algorithms. Polynomial hierarchy. PSPACE-
Literature: W. Stallings: Cryptography and Network completeness.
Security: Principles and Practices, 3rd or 4th edition, Requirements: Home assignments and part exams.
Prentice Hall. Literature: C. Papadimitriou: Computational
Prerequisites: Basic knowledge in discrete mathematics Complexity, Addison-Wesley, 1994.
and some computer or communication network Prerequisites: T-79.1001.
recommended. Substitutive: Replaces former course T-79.240 Special
Substitutive: Replaces former course T-79.159 course in computational complexity.
Cryptography and data security. Web page: http://www.tcs.hut.fi/Studies/T-79.5103/
Web page: http://www.tcs.hut.fi/Studies/T-79.4501/ Language: English.
Language: English.
T-79.5201 Discrete structures P (4 cr)
T-79.5001 Student project in theoretical computer 24 + 12 (2 + 1) I-II
science (5 cr) Lecturer: Prof Pekka Orponen
0 + 0 (0 + 0) I, II, III, IV Contents: Annually varying topics concerned with the
Lecturer: T-79 professors and teaching research scientists basic structures and methods of computer science theory.
Contents: Independent student project on a subject from The course in Autumn 2008 will be concerned with
the field of theoretical computer science. enumerative combinatorics, i.e. the counting of
Requirements: The project is done in groups of up to combinatorial objects by means of their complex-valued
three people. generating functions.
Prerequisites: Level 2 module in theoretical computer Requirements: Tutorials and examination.
science. Literature: Lecture notes.
Substitutive: Replaces former course T-79.189 Student Prerequisites: First two years’ mathematics courses
project in theoretical computer science. including introductory discrete mathematics (Mat-
Web page: http://www.tcs.hut.fi/Studies/T-79.5001/ 1.2991) and complex analysis (Mat-1.1131). Familiarity
Language: English. with algorithm design (T-106.4100) an asset.
Substitutive: Replaces former course T-79.149 Discrete
T-79.5101 Advanced course in computational logic P Structures.
(4 cr) Web page: http://www.tcs.hut.fi/Studies/T-79.5201/
24 + 12 (2 + 1) III-IV Additional information: The contents of the course vary.
Lecturer: Prof Ilkka Niemelä Language: English.
Contents: Basics of modal logic. Current applications in
computer science and engineering. T-79.5202 Combinatorial algorithms P (4 cr)
Requirements: Exam and home assignments. 24 + 12 (2 + 1) III-IV
Literature: Lecture notes and articles. Lecturer: Harri Haanpää, Teaching Research Scientist
Prerequisites: T-79.3001. Contents: Basic algorithms and computational methods
Substitutive: Replaces former course T-79.146 Logic in for combinatorial problems. Combinatorial structure
computer science: special topics I. generation (e.g. permutations). Search methods. Graph
Web page: http://www.tcs.hut.fi/Studies/T-79.5101/ algorithms and combinatorial optimization. Symmetries
Language: English. of combinatorial structures.
Requirements: Exam and obligatory home assignments.
T-79.5102 Special course in computational logic P (4 Literature: D. L. Kreher and D. R. Stinson:
cr) Combinatorial Algorithms; Generation, Enumeration
24 + 12 (2 + 1) I-II and Search, CRC Press, 1998.
Lecturer: Tomi Janhunen, Docent Prerequisites: Basic knowledge in discrete mathematics
Contents: Knowledge representation, reasoning, and and programming.
decision-making. Automated reasoning. Substitutive: Replaces former course T-79.161
Requirements: Exam, project work, and/or seminar talk. Combinatorial algorithms.
Prerequisites: T-79.3001. Web page: http://www.tcs.hut.fi/Studies/T-79.5202/
Substitutive: Replaces former courses T-79.154 Logic in Language: English.
computer science: special topics II and T-79.230
Foundations of agent-based computing. T-79.5203 Graph theory P (5 cr)
Web page: http://www.tcs.hut.fi/Studies/T-79.5102/ 36 + 20 (6 + 4) IV
Additional information: The contents of the course vary. Lecturer: Petteri Kaski, Specialist Teacher, Prof Patric
Language: English. Östergård
Contents: Introduction to graph theory. Trees, planar
T-79.5103 Computational complexity theory P (5 cr) graphs and digraphs. Graph coloring. Random graphs.
36 + 24 (3 + 2) I-II Algorithms for central graph problems. Applications.
Lecturer: Prof Ilkka Niemelä Requirements: Exam and special project/home
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T-79.5204 Combinatorial models and stochastic T-79.5304 Formal conformance testing P (4 cr)
algorithms P (6 cr) 24 + 12 (2 + 1) I-II (Lectured every other year, lectured
48 + 24 (4 + 2) III-IV (Lectured every other year, 2008-2009)
lectured 2008-2009) Lecturer: Antti Huima, Specialist Teacher
Lecturer: Prof Pekka Orponen Contents: Introduction to conformance testing. Formal
Contents: Combinatorial system models: random graphs, conformance testing and its automatization. On testing
spin glasses, NK-systems. Fitness landscapes of timed and infinite-state systems. Estimation of testing
combinatorial optimisation problems. Markov chains and coverage.
MCMC sampling. Stochastic algorithms: MCMC-based Requirements: Exam.
approximation algorithms, simulated annealing, Literature: Lecture notes.
evolutionary algorithms. Special topics: structure of Prerequisites: T-79.5301.
fitness landscapes, combinatorial phase transitions. Substitutive: Replaces former course T-79.190 Testing of
Requirements: Tutorials, programming assignment and concurrent systems.
exam. Web page: http://www.tcs.hut.fi/Studies/T-79.5304/
Literature: Lecture notes. Language: English.
Prerequisites: First two years’ mathematics courses
including introductory probability theory (e.g. Mat- T-79.5305 Formal Methods P (4 cr)
1.2600), and programming skills (e.g. T-106.1200). 24 + 12 (2 + 1) I-II (Lectured every other year, lectured
Familiarity with stochastic processes (Mat-2.3111), 2008-2009)
discrete mathematics (Mat-1.2991), algorithm design (T- Lecturer: Tommi Junttila, Specialist Teacher
106.4100) and computational complexity theory (T- Contents: Annually varying topics on formal methods.
79.5103) an asset. Requirements: Seminar.
Substitutive: Replaces former course T-79.250 Prerequisites: T-79.3001, T-79.4301, and the compulsory
Combinatorial models and stochastic algorithms. mathematics studies of the study programme.
Web page: http://www.tcs.hut.fi/Studies/T-79.5204/ Substitutive: Replaces former course T-79.157 Formal
Language: English. description and verification of computing systems.
Web page: http://www.tcs.hut.fi/Studies/T-79.5305/
T-79.5301 Reactive systems P (4 cr) Additional information: The contents of the course vary.
24 + 12 (2 + 1) III-IV Language: English.
Lecturer: Keijo Heljanko, Docent
Contents: Specification and verification of reactive T-79.5501 Cryptology P (5 cr)
systems with temporal logic. Basics of computer-aided 24 + 24 (2 + 2) III-IV
verification methods and algorithms. Lecturer: Prof Kaisa Nyberg
Requirements: Seminar talks, home exercises, and a Contents: Mathematical properties of modern
project. cryptographic methods. Information theory of
Prerequisites: T-79.3001, T-79.4301, and the compulsory encryption. Basic building blocks for stream ciphers and
mathematics studies of the study programme. block ciphers and their analysis. Hash-functions.
Substitutive: Replaces former courses T-79.186 Reactive Information theory of authentication. Message
systems and T-79.193 Formal description techniques for authentication. Public key cryptosystems.
concurrent systems. Requirements: Exam.
Web page: http://www.tcs.hut.fi/Studies/T-79.5301/ Literature: D. R. Stinson: Cryptography: Theory and
Language: English. Practice, third ed., CRC Press, 2005; and additional
material (available on the course homepage).
T-79.5302 Symbolic model checking P (4 cr) Prerequisites: Recommended courses are either T-
36 + 0 (3 + 0) I-II (Lectured every other year, not 79.4501 Cryptography and data security, or T-110.5210
lectured 2008-2009) Cryptosystems, and courses Mat-1.2991 Discrete
Lecturer: Tommi Junttila, Specialist Teacher mathematics and Mat-1.3081 Algebra I.
Contents: Symbolic methods for efficient qualitative Substitutive: Replaces former course T-79.503
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Foundations of cryptology. from term to term. Prof Nyberg is responsible for the
Web page: http://www.tcs.hut.fi/Studies/T-79.5501/ course in Autumn 2008 and docent Heljanko is in
Language: English. charge in Spring 2009. The topics of the Autumn and
Spring terms will be Boolean functions and
T-79.5502 Advanced course in cryptology P (5 cr) cryptography, and distributed systems, respectively.
24 + 0 (4 + 0) II (Lectured every other year, not lectured Language: English.
2008-2009)
Lecturer: Prof Kaisa Nyberg T-79.7002 Individual studies P (1-10 cr)
Contents: Cryptographic security models and provable 0 + 0 (0 + 0) I, II, III, IV
security. Lecturer: T-79 professors
Requirements: Exam and seminar. Contents: The contents and extent of the course are to be
Literature: W. Mao: Modern Cryptography: Theory and agreed with a professor before commencing the course.
Practice, Prentice-Hall, 2004. Substitutive: Replaces former course T-79.295 Individual
Prerequisites: T-79.5501 required. studies.
Substitutive: Replaces former courses T-79.513 Seminar Web page: http://www.tcs.hut.fi/Studies/T-79.7002/
on cryptography and security protocols, T-79.514 Special Additional information: The contents of the course vary.
course on cryptology, and T-79.515 Cryptology: special Language: English.
topics.
Web page: http://www.tcs.hut.fi/Studies/T-79.5502/ T-79.7003 Research course in theoretical computer
Language: English. science P (1-10 cr)
0 + 0 (0 + 0) I, II, III, IV
T-79.7001 Postgraduate course in theoretical computer Lecturer: T-79 professors
science P (2-10 cr) Contents: Courses given by visiting lecturers on current
36 + 12 (3 + 1) I-II, III-IV research topics in theoretical computer science.
Lecturer: Prof Kaisa Nyberg, Keijo Heljanko, Docent Web page: http://www.tcs.hut.fi/Studies/T-79.7003/
Contents: Current research problems in theoretical Additional information: The contents of the course vary.
computer science. Language: English.
Requirements: Seminar and home assignments.
Prerequisites: Level 3 module in theoretical computer TIK.kand Bachelor’s Thesis and Seminar (10 cr)
science.
Substitutive: Replaces former course T-79.300 T-61.152 Seminar on Computer and Information
Postgraduate course in theoretical computer science. Science (2 ocr)
Web page: http://www.tcs.hut.fi/Studies/T-79.7001/
Additional information: The contents of the course vary
attainments.
Language: English T-106.1240 Intermediate Course in Programming T1
(Java) (6 cr)
T-106.1111 Introduction to Studies and Information 20 + 20 (2 + 2) I-II (Autumn, only in 2008), III-IV
Systems at TKK (2 cr) (Spring)
Lecturer: Otto Seppälä
T-106.1200 Basics of Programming T (Java) (5 cr) Contents: Object-oriented programming in Java,
introduction to program design, basic data structures and
T-106.1203 Basics of Programming L (Java) (5 cr) algorithms. Good programming style. Programming
methodology. The course is intended only for students of
T-106.1207 Basics of Programming (Java) (5 cr) Degree Programme of Computer Science and
Engineering.
T-106.1208 Basics of Programming Y (Python) (5 cr) Requirements: Home exercises and project work.
Literature: To be announced later.
T-106.1220 Data Structures and Algorithms T (5 cr) Prerequisites: T-106.1220/1223/T-106.250/253 and T-
38 + 24 (3 + 2) III-IV (Spring) 93.211 / T-106.1200 or equivalent.
Lecturer: Ari Korhonen, lecturing researcher Substitutive: Replaces the course T-106.235.
Contents: Linear data structures, trees, graphs. Searching Additional information: Lectures only in Finnish, all
and sorting methods. Principles of algorithm analysis. relevant course material and all exercises available also in
Objective: To know the most important data structures English. The course is lectured twice during the study
and algorithms manipulating them. Understanding of year 2008-2009. Students enrolled in the bachelor
how and when to apply an algorithm to solve a given program in 2007 are advised to take the autumn version
problem. as suggested in the model schedule. The spring course is
Requirements: Examination, personal home exercises designed to be taken simultaneously with T-106.1220
and project work. and does not require it as a prerequisite.
Target group: The course is intended only for students of Language: Finnish
the Degree Programme of Computer Science and
Engineering. T-106.1243 Intermediate Course in Programming L1
Literature: To be announced later. (Java) (6 cr)
Prerequisites: T-106.1200 or T-93.211. 20 + 20 (2 + 2) I-II (Autumn, only in 2008), III-IV
Substitutive: Replaces the course T-106.250. (Spring)
Web page: https://noppa.tkk.fi/noppa/kurssi/t-106.1220/ Lecturer: Otto Seppälä
Additional information: Lectures in Finnish only. Contents: Object-oriented programming in Java,
Exercises and examination available in English, too. introduction to program design, basic data structures and
Language: Finnish algorithms. Good programming style. Programming
methodology.
T-106.1223 Data Structures and Algorithms Y (5 cr) Requirements: Home exercises and project work.
40 + 0 (3 + 0) III-IV (Spring) Literature: To be announced later.
Lecturer: Ari Korhonen, lecturing researcher Prerequisites: T-106.1220/1223/T-106.250/253 and T-
Contents: Linear data structures, trees, graphs. Searching 106.1203/1206 or equivalent.
and sorting methods. Principles of algorithm analysis. Substitutive: Combined with T-106.1203/1206 the two
Objective: To know the most important data structures courses replace the course T-106.213/216.
and algorithms manipulating them. Understanding of Additional information: Lectures only in Finnish, all
how and when to apply an algorithm to solve a given relevant course material and all exercises available also in
problem. English. This course is lectured twice during the study
Requirements: Examination, personal home exercises year 2008-2009. The spring course is intended to be
and projectwork. taken with the course T-106.1223 (and correspondingly
Target group: This course is intended for students other does not require it as a prerequisite).
than those of the Degree Programme in Computer Language: Finnish
Science and Engineering.
Literature: To be announced later. T-106.1250 Programming Course for Information
Prerequisites: T-106.1203/1206/1207/1208 or T- Networks (10 cr)
106.213/216/217.
Substitutive: Replaces the course T-106.253. T-106.2001 Information Networks: Studio 1 (4 cr)
Web page: https://noppa.tkk.fi/noppa/kurssi/t-106.1223/
Additional information: Lectures in Finnish only. T-106.3101 Intermediate Course in Programming T2
Exercises and examination available in English, too. (6 cr)
Language: Finnish 20 + 10 (4 + 2) III-IV (Spring)
Lecturer: N.N.
T-106.1225 Project Work of Data Structures and Contents: Programming language C, low level
Algorithms (1-5 cr) programming, execution model of the program.
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Implementation of data structures and algorithms. Additional information: Lectures are in Finnish,
Version management, programming as team work. exercises are in English.
Objective: To learn to use C programming language in Language: Finnish
practice and to work in a programming team.
Requirements: Home exercises and project work. T-106.4155 Operating Systems (5 cr)
Literature: To be announced later. 24 + 0 (4 + 0) I (Autumn)
Prerequisites: T-106.1240/1243 and T-106.1220/1223. Lecturer: Vesa Hirvisalo, lecturing researcher
Substitutive: Replaces course T-106.3100. Contents: Operating system structure, processes, memory
Additional information: On this course the grade ‘pass’ management, file system, parallel programming.
can be given for accepted study attainments. Lectured in Requirements: Examination.
Finnish. Course material available in English. Literature: William Stallings: Operating Systems:
Language: Finnish Internals and Design Principles, 5th edition, 2005.
Prerequisites: S-87.3190 and T-106.3100/T-106.3101.
T-106.3105 Project Work of Programming (1-5 cr) Substitutive: Replaces the course T-106.4150, that
replaces the course T-106.430 Operating Systems.
T-106.4000 Laboratory Course in Software Techniques Additional information: Can be taken in English upon
(3-8 cr) request.
10 + 10 III-IV (Spring), not lectured during study year Language: Finnish
2008-2009
Lecturer: Prof Lauri Malmi T-106.4200 Introduction to Compiling (5 cr)
Contents: Experimental algorithm research, technology 24 + 6 (4 + 1) I (Autumn)
evaluation, writing scientific article. Project assignments Lecturer: Prof Jorma Tarhio
deal, for example, with efficiency evaluation of complex Contents: Translation of high-level languages to machine
data structures and algorithms, programming languages code. Lexical analysis, syntax analysis, syntax-directed
or software systems. compilation, type checking, naive code generation. The
Objective: The goal of the course is to obtain basic students construct a compiler producing executable
understanding of experimental research, test planning code.
and writing scientific reports. Objective: To understand the principles of compiling.
Requirements: Project work. To provide skill to make a compiler for a small
Target group: The course is intended only for students of application oriented language.
the Degree Programme in Computer Science and Requirements: Examination, exercises and programming
Engineering. assignment.
Literature: Lecture notes. Literature: To be announced later.
Prerequisites: T-106.1220/T-106.250, T-106.1240/T- Prerequisites: T-79.1001/T-79.148 and T-106.1240/T-
106.235, T-106.3100/T-106.3101 and Mat-1.2600/Mat- 106.235/T-93.270.
1.2620/Mat-2.090/Mat-2.091. Additional information: Lectures are in Finnish.
Substitutive: Replaces the course T-106.290. Exercises are also in English. Can be taken in English
Additional information: On this course the grade ‘pass’ upon request. The programming assignment is in Period
can be given for accepted study attainments. Lectured in II.
Finnish. Course material available in English. Language: Finnish
Language: Finnish
T-106.5150 Operating Systems Project (5 cr)
T-106.4100 Design and Analysis of Algorithms (5 cr) 0 + 6 III-IV (Spring)
30 + 22 (5 + 4) II (Autumn) Lecturer: Vesa Hirvisalo, lecturing researcher
Lecturer: Kerttu Pollari-Malmi, lecturer Contents: The aim is to extend a small operating system.
Contents: During the course the students will acquire Requirements: Assignments.
knowledge of some fundamental algorithms, and of the Literature: Handout.
design and analysis techniques of algorithms. Prerequisites: S-87.3190, T-106.3100/T-106.3101, T-
Objective: The course is designed to answer questions of 106.4150/T-106.4155
the following type: How does one find an efficient Substitutive: Replaces the course T-106.435.
algorithm to solve a given computational problem. How Participation can be restricted.
can one estimate the efficiency of an algorithm. Additional information: Participation can be restricted.
Requirements: Examination and compulsory exercises. Language: English
Possibility to get extra credits from exercises.
Literature: Cormen, Leiserson, Rivest, Stein: T-106.5220 Transaction Management in Databases P
Introduction to Algorithms, The MIT Press, 1996 or 2nd (4 cr)
Edition 2001. 26 + 10 (4 + 2) Spring (Period III)
Prerequisites: T-106.1220/1223/T-106.250/253 and T- Lecturer: Prof Eljas Soisalon-Soininen
106.1240/T-106.235. Contents: Logical databases and database transactions.
Substitutive: Replaces the course T-106.410. Log maintenance and buffer management. Rollback of
Web page: https://noppa.tkk.fi/noppa/kurssi/t-106.4100 transactions and database recovery. Transaction isolation
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and concurrency control, locking methods. Recovery of Contents: Exact and approximate string matching.
physical database structures. Indexing. Text compression.
Requirements: Examination. Objective: To learn fundamental algorithms of string
Literature: Lecture notes. matching and text compression.
Prerequisites: T-76.2143/T-76.143 and T- Requirements: Examination, exercises and programming
106.1220/1223/T-106.250/253. assignment.
Substitutive: Replaces the course T-106.5200. Literature: Handout.
Additional information: Can be taken in English upon Prerequisites: T-106.4100/T-106.410.
request. Substitutive: Replaces the course T-106.540.
Language: Finnish Additional information: Can be taken in English upon
request.
T-106.5240 Distributed Databases P (4 cr) Language: Finnish
26 + 10 (4 + 2) II (Autumn)
Lecturer: Prof Eljas Soisalon-Soininen T-106.5450 Advanced Course on Compilers P (5 cr)
Contents: Data distribution and distributed query 22 + 0 (2 + 0) III-IV (Spring)
processing. Processing of distributed transactions. Lecturer: Vesa Hirvisalo, lecturing researcher
Management of a replicated database. Parallel databases. Contents: Programming language translation, static
Page-server and shared-disks systems. Systems for program analysis, program manipulation, optimization
processing distributed transactions. and applications.
Requirements: Examination. Requirements: Examination.
Literature: Lecture notes. Literature: Aho, Lam, Sethi, Ullman: Compilers.
Prerequisites: T-106.5220/T-106.5200. Principles, Techniques & Tools, second edition.
Additional information: Can be taken in English upon Prerequisites: T-106.4200 and T-79.3001/T-79.144.
request Additional information: Can be taken in English upon
Language: Finnish request.
Language: Finnish
T-106.5250 Distributed Systems (5 cr)
32 + 0 (2 + 0) I-II (Autumn) T-106.5550 Research methods P (5-8 cr)
Lecturer: Esko Nuutila, lecturing researcher 18 + 0 (3 + 0) III (Spring)
Contents: Architecture and implementation techniques Lecturer: Päivi Kinnunen, Lic.A.(Educ.)
of distributed systems. Contents: Various research processes and methods,
Requirements: Examination. which relate to research made in different areas of
Literature: George Coulouris, Jean Dollimore, Tim information technology. Research methods that can be
Kindberg: Distributed Systems: Concepts and Design, applied to study learning in the area of information
4th edition, 2005. technology are one central area of the course. Course
Prerequisites: T-106.4155/T-106.4150/T-106.430. content varies yearly.
Additional information: Can be taken in English upon Objective: The objective of the course is that the student
request. gains basic knowledge concerning the research process
Language: Finnish and different kinds of research methods. The course
discusses especially research methods that are used in
T-106.5300 Embedded Systems (5 cr) educational research. After the course the student should
40 + 14 (3 + 1) III-IV (Spring) be able to evaluate the appropriateness of different
Lecturer: Olli Seppälä, M.Sc.(Tech.) research methods to their own research question and to
Contents: Development of embedded systems, their perform the study.
hardware solutions and application areas. Programming Requirements: To be announced separately.
with real time, fault tolerance, and correctness Evaluation: On this course the grade ‘pass’ can be given
requirements. A somewhat extensive team project is for accepted study attainments.
required to pass the course. Prerequisites: Course is intended for PhD students who
Requirements: Mandatory team project, examination. are planning or just starting their research. Graduate
Literature: Lecture notes. Books on the subject students who are planning their masters thesis may
recommended during the course. benefit from this course, also.
Prerequisites: (T-106.3100/T-106.3101/T-106.237 or AS- Additional information: Can be taken in English upon
0.1101/AS-0.101 or some other course on programming request. The contents of the course vary.
with C) and T-106.4150/T-106.4155/T-106.430. Language: Finnish
Substitutive: Replaces the course T-106.530.
Language: English T-106.5600 Concurrent Programming P (5 cr)
40 + 0 ( 3 + 0) I-II (Autumn)
T-106.5400 String Algorithms P (5 cr) Lecturer: Prof Heikki Saikkonen
36 + 14 (3 + 1) III-IV (Spring, not lectured during study Contents: Principles of concurrent programming,
year 2008-2009) synchronization and communication mechanism.
Lecturer: Prof Jorma Tarhio Concurrent and distributed algorithms, Concurrent and
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T-106.6320 Special Assignment in Distributed Systems T-106.6540 Seminar in computing education research
P (5-8 cr) P (3-10 cr)
Lecturer: Esko Nuutila, lecturing researcher Lecturer: Prof Lauri Malmi
Contents: Independent exercise. Contents: The seminar discusses varying themes related
Prerequisites: Courses of module A3 are recommended. to computing education research. Contents and
Additional information: On this course the grade ‘pass’ requirements vary each year.
can be given for accepted study attainments. Can be Additional information: On this course the grade ‘pass’
taken in English upon request. The contents of the can be given for accepted study attainments. Can be
course vary. taken in English upon request. The contents of the
Language: Finnish course vary.
Language: Finnish
T-106.6340 Special Assignment in Embedded Systems
P (5-8 cr) T-106.6560 Research seminar in computing education
Lecturer: Vesa Hirvisalo, lecturing researcher research P (1-5 cr)
Contents: Independent exercise. Lecturer: Prof Lauri Malmi
Prerequisites: Courses of module A3 are recommended. Contents: In this seminar researchers present their own
Additional information: On this course the grade ‘pass’ work and current research themes are discussed.
can be given for accepted study attainments. Can be Additional information: On this course the grade ‘pass’
taken in English upon request. The contents of the can be given for accepted study attainments. Can be
course vary. taken in English upon request. The contents of the
Language: Finnish course vary.
Language: Finnish
T-106.6400 Individual Studies P (1-15 cr)
Lecturer: Prof Heikki Saikkonen, Prof Eljas Soisalon- T-109.4300 Network Services Business Models (3 cr)
Soininen, Prof Jorma Tarhio, and Prof Lauri Malmi 24 + 0 (2 + 0) III-IV, Spring
Contents: The contents and extent of the course are to be Lecturer: Lecturing researcher Sakari Luukkainen
agreed on with a professor before commencing the Contents: The course focuses on theoretical models of
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Features P (4 cr)
24 + 0 ( 4 + 0) I-II, Autumn T-110.5140 Network Application Frameworks P (5 cr)
Lecturer: prof. Sasu Tarkoma (pro tem) 24 + 0 (2 + 0) III-IV, Spring
Contents: Advanced features of Internet Protocol based Lecturer: prof. Sasu Tarkoma (pro tem)
computer networks. Focus is on mobility management, Contents: The course covers the fundamentals of
authentication, authorization and accounting services, modern distributed application and service programming
session management and quality of service architectures. with the focus on current and emerging topics in IETF
Requirements: Exam and W3C. Topics include the Internet Architecture,
Literature: RFCs and scientific publications Web Services and middleware, and mobile middleware.
Prerequisites: T-110.2100, T-110.4100, T-110.4200 Requirements: Exam and assignments.
Additional information: Equivalent coruse in English T- Literature: Please see course homepage.
110.5116 Prerequisites: T-110.4100 and T-110.5100.
Language: Finnish Language: English
Language: English
T-110.5620 Developing Process for Information
T-110.5220 Information Security and Usability (3 cr) Security P (4 cr)
18 + 0 (3 + 0) III, Spring
Lecturer: Kristiina Karvonen, D. Sc. (Tech.) T-110.6000 Internet and Computing Forum P (2 cr)
Contents: Security from a user’s point of view. The role 28 + 0 (2 + 0) III-IV, Spring
of usability in secure information systems. Special Lecturer: prof. Antti Ylä-Jääski
properties in usability of security. Contents: The Internet and Computing Forum is a wide-
Requirements: Lectures and essay ranging industry forum. The topics of the forum focus on
Literature: Please see course homepage. new trends, hot areas and future opportunities in
Prerequisites: T-110.4200 and T-121.2100 or equivalent computer science and Internet technologies. The guest
Language: English speakers are leaders in their fields in industry - top
technical experts, scientists and innovators. This forum
T-110.5230 Special course in Practical Security of provides you a unique opportunity to learn about the
Information Systems P (4 cr) latest technical trends explored on the Internet and
III-IV, Spring Computing domains in the industry.
Lecturer: Sami Vaarala, Lic.Sc. (Tech.) Requirements: Mandatory lectures and home
Contents: Threats and vulnerabilities of information assignments
systems. Performing practical attacks against information Prerequisites: The forum does not require prior
systems in pairs to learn about information systems in knowledge on computer science
practice. The course aims at learning practical skills of Additional information: The contents of the course vary.
identifying assets, threats, vulnerabilities, and attacks, and Language: English
how to protect againts attacks in practice.
Objective: Understand thread modeling of systems from T-110.6100 Special Assignment in
practical point of view. Understand and can apply attack Datacommunications Software P (2-10 cr)
methods in practice and can develop countermeasures I-II, III-IV, Autumn & Spring
against attacks. Lecturer: prof. Antti Ylä-Jääski
Requirements: Assignment on chosen topic, Contents: In the special work, the student will
presentation. independently implement a solution to a programming
Prerequisites: T-110.4200, T-110.4100 (or equivalent assignment related to telecommunications software.
skills). T-79.4501 or T-110.5210 recommended for Possible topics are Internet technologies, computer
cryptographic topics. network applications, service frameworks, service
Language: English management or network interworking. The special work
offers a good means for learning some special
T-110.5290 Seminar on Network Security P (4 cr) telecommunications software topic in depth and for
I-II, Autumn practicing the implementation and reporting of an
Lecturer: prof. Tuomas Aura individual programming project.
Contents: The course addresses varying issues in Requirements: Planning, implementation and testing of
communications networks security. Every participant a software solution, presentation and analysis of the
must prepare a written presentation and present their results and a written report.
work during a two day seminar. Evaluation: May be graded with pass/fail
Requirements: Active participation, preparation of a Literature: Agreed upon separately.
written presentation, and its presentation during the Prerequisites: T-110.4100 and T-110.5100
seminar, and acting as opponent. Additional information: Topics will be given on the
Prerequisites: T-110.4200 course web page. The student can also suggest an own
Language: English topic. Group work possible if agreed upon separately.
The contents of the course vary.
T-110.5600 Introduction to Corporate Security (3 cr) Language: English
28 + 0 (4 + 0) III, Spring
Lecturer: Teemupekka Virtanen, D.Sc.(Tech.) T-110.6110 Individual Studies in
Contents: Security, including information security, Datacommunications Software P (2-10 cr)
consists of several different kinds of operation. There are I-II, III-IV, Autumn & Spring
several courses about technical methods of information Lecturer: prof. Antti Ylä-Jääski
security but they only cover a small area of security. In Contents: Possible topics are Internet technologies,
this course these non-technical aspects of security are computer network applications, service frameworks,
introduced. The main topics are the business model of service management or network interworking. The study
security, security management, risk management and can be based on professional literature or scientific
security in personnel and premises management. articles. The individual work offers a good means for
Requirements: Final exam. learning some special telecommunications software topic
Literature: Handouts in depth and for practicing the writing of a scientific
Language: English thesis, especially in the doctoral studies.
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Objective: In the individual work, the student will Lecturer: prof. Antti Ylä-Jääski
independently make a study on a topic related to Contents: The course focuses on current issues
telecommunications software. concerning the design, development, deployment and
Requirements: Presentation or a written academic study. management of applications and services in Internet.
Evaluation: May be graded with pass/fail. The topical areas vary yearly covering system
Literature: Agreed upon separately. architectures, service architectures, service management
Additional information: Topics will be given on the and related technical development issues. Some of the
course web page. The student can also suggest an own focal areas are peer-to-peer technologies, systems and
topic. Group work possible if agreed upon separately. services in comparison to more traditional client-server
The contents of the course vary. systems.
Language: English Requirements: Preparing own seminar presentations and
reports. Active participation in the discussions of the
T-110.6120 Special Course in Data Communication interactive lectures.
Software (2-10 cr) Literature: Announced on the homepage.
Prerequisites: T-110.4100
T-110.6200 Special Assignment in Information Additional information: The contents of the course vary.
Security P (2-10 cr) Language: English
I, II, III, IV, Autumn & Spring
Lecturer: prof. Tuomas Aura T-110.7110 Internet Technologies for Mobile
Contents: Independent scientific research or software Computing P (4 cr)
desing project in the field of information security. Can III-IV, Spring
also be literary research. With a prior agreement the work Lecturer: prof. Sasu Tarkoma (pro tem)
can also be carried out in groups. Contents: Variable content course addressing advanced,
Requirements: Preparation and presentation of the current issues in the mobile computing domain. The
research work or software project. topical areas vary yearly covering research questions in
Evaluation: May be graded with pass/fail. mobile technologies, mobile networking, applications
Additional information: The contents of the course vary. and services in mobile networks and standardisation
Language: English forums for mobile computing.
Requirements: Preparing own seminar presentations and
T-110.6210 Individual Studies in Information Security reports. Active participation in the discussions of the
P (2-10 cr) interactive lectures.
I, II, III, IV, Autumn & Spring Literature: Announced on the homepage.
Lecturer: prof. Tuomas Aura Prerequisites: T-110.4100
Contents: The content and scope of the individual Additional information: The course is intended for
course must be agreed beforehand with the lecturer. The postgraduate students. The contents of the course vary.
subject may be a study of a particular book on the subject Language: English
or literary research work on the subject belonging to the
study area of postgraduate studies. T-110.7190 Research Seminar on
Requirements: Announced later. Datacommunications Software P (3-5 cr)
Evaluation: May be graded with pass/fail. I-II, III-IV, Autumn & Spring
Additional information: The contents of the course vary. Lecturer: prof. Antti Ylä-Jääski
Language: English Contents: The course addresses advanced issues
concerning the Internet. The topical area varies yearly
T-110.6220 Special Course in Network Security (2-10 covering research questions in Internet network
cr) architectures, protocols, network middleware,
I, II, III, IV, Autumn & Spring applications, services and service management.
Lecturer: prof. Tuomas Aura Requirements: Preparing a written conference article and
Contents: This course has a varying topic and is arranged presenting it in a seminar. Acting as a referee and
subject to availability of a lecturer. When arranged, the opponent.
course may be given in English. Information about the Literature: Announced on the homepage.
arrangement and the beginning of the course will be Prerequisites: T-110.5190 or T-110.5290
published in the webpages. Additional information: The course is intended for
Requirements: Announced later. postgraduate students. The number of participants is
Prerequisites: Announced later. limited. The contents of the course vary.
Additional information: May be graded with pass/fail. Language: English
The contents of the course vary.
Language: English T-110.7200 Special Course in Operating System
Security P (3-8 cr)
T-110.7100 Applications and Services in Internet P (4
cr) T-110.7210 Special Course in Communication
I-II, Autumn Security P (3-8 cr)
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T-110.7290 Research Seminar on Network Security P T-121.5200 Human Characteristics and User Interfaces
(4 cr) (3 cr)
I-II, III-IV, Autumn & Spring
Lecturer: prof Tuomas Aura T-121.5300 User Interface Construction (3-4 cr)
Contents: The course addresses varying issues in II
communications network security. Every participant Lecturer: Prof. Marko Nieminen, prof Petri Vuorimaa
must prepare a scientific article and present their work Contents: The design and construction of user interfaces.
during a conference. Use of basic user interface elements and style guides.
Requirements: Active participation, preparation of a Requirements: Lectures and examination, assignments.
written article and its presentation during a conference, Literature: Materials are announced in course web site.
and acting as an opponent. Prerequisites: T-121.2100
Prerequisites: T-110.5290 Substitutive: Replaces T-121.300 User interface
Additional information: The contents of the course vary. construction and T-121.310 User interface construction
Language: English project, and the course T-111.310 Interactive technology.
Additional information: Restricted number of
T-121.2100 Introduction to User-Centred Product participants (100). Can be taken in English upon
Development (2 cr) request.
III Language: Finnish.
Lecturer: Johanna Viitanen, prof. Marko Nieminen
Contents: Basics in user interfaces, usability and user- T-121.5401 User Research P (3 cr)
centred product development.
Requirements: Lectures and examination. T-121.5500 Special Assignment in User-Centred
Literature: Materials are announced in course web site. Product Development (1-8 cr)
Prerequisites: None. I-IV
Substitutive: Replaces T-121.100 Introduction to User- Lecturer: Prof. Marko Nieminen, lecturing researcher
Centred Product Development. Mika P. Nieminen.
Additional information: Can be taken in English upon Contents: To be defined individually in advance with the
request. teacher.
Language: Finnish. Requirements: Assignment.
Prerequisites: None.
T-121.3110 Exercise on User-Centred Product Substitutive: Replaces T-121.500 Special assignment in
Development (3 cr) user-centred product development.
III-IV Additional information: Can be taken in English upon
Lecturer: Johanna Viitanen, prof. Marko Nieminen request. The contents of the course vary.
Contents: Exercises for different phases of user-centred Language: Finnish.
product development.
Requirements: Exercise sessions and exercises. T-121.5601 Usability Evaluation P (5 cr)
Literature: Materials are announced in course web site.
Prerequisites: T-121.2100, can be taken simultaneously. T-121.5700 User-centred Concept Design P (4 cr)
Substitutive: Replaces T-121.110 Exercise in user-
centred product development. T-121.5850 Individual Course on Usability P (1-10 cr)
Additional information: Restricted number of I-IV (Agreed separately)
participants (150). Can be taken in English upon Lecturer: Prof. Marko Nieminen, lecturing researcher
request. Mika P. Nieminen
Language: Finnish. Contents: To be defined individually in advance with
teacher.
T-121.5150 Methods for User-Centred Product Requirements: Assignment.
Development (2 cr) Prerequisites: None.
I Substitutive: Replaces T-121.850 Individual course on
Lecturer: Lecturing researcher Sirpa Riihiaho usability.
Contents: Literature based exam of the methods for user- Additional information: Can be taken in English upon
centred product development, user research and usability request. The contents of the course vary.
evaluation. Language: Finnish.
Requirements: Exam.
Literature: Materials are announced in course web site. T-121.5900 Seminar on User Interfaces and Usability P
Prerequisites: T-121.2100. (3-8 cr)
Additional information: The course is a prerequirement IV
for courses T-121.5401 and T-121.5601. Can be taken in Lecturer: Prof. Marko Nieminen; lecturing researcher
English upon request. Mika P. Nie
Language: Finnish. Contents: Current topics in usability and user-centred
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product development. The contents of the seminar vary. consulting and scientific methods and related skills, such
Requirements: Participation in seminars, seminar report as development of interaction, communication and
and presentation. group facilitation skills.
Prerequisites: T-121.3110 and at least one of T-121.5xxx Requirements: Active participation in lectures; problem
courses. based field study of BPD in consulting companies with
Substitutive: Replaces T-121.900 Seminar on User seminar presentation and written report; planning and
Interfaces and Usability. realizing an experimental process simulation; reading
Additional information: Can be taken in English upon seminar on consulting and scientific methods, learning
request. The contents of the course vary. diary.
Language: Finnish. Literature: Lecture handouts and scientific articles
Prerequisites: T-124.5100
T-121.5950 Thesis Seminar P (2 cr) Web page: http://www.simlab.tkk.fi/
I-IV Additional information: Max 20 students. Can be taken
Lecturer: Prof. Marko Nieminen in English upon request.
Contents: Basics and guidance about thesis research Language: Finnish
(methodology, process). Thesis requirements.
Presentation of own ongoing thesis work and evaluation T-124.5300 Development of Business Processes,
of other thesis (opponent). project assignment (5 cr)
Requirements: Participation in seminars, seminar I, II, III, IV, Autumn & Spring
presentations. Lecturer: Dan Soback, inquiries: Prof Riitta Smeds
Literature: Materials are announced in course web site. Contents: The course deepens the student’s capabilities
Prerequisites: None. in developing and managing networked business
Substitutive: T-121.950 processes, and in conducting empirical research in the
Additional information: Can be taken in English upon field. The student works as member of SimLab’s research
request. The contents of the course vary. team, or conducts an independent assignment in a
Language: Finnish. company, applying process development methods to a
real business process development project.
T-124.4100 Informaatioverkostot: Networked Business Requirements: Project plan, final project report, research
Forum (2 cr) plan/essay, reflection essay. Activity in all phases of the
project, and active participation in the sessions.
T-124.5100 Networked business processes and models Target group: Only for students of the Degree
(4 cr) Programme of Information Networks, in the major /
24 + 12 (2 + 0) I-II, Autumn module Business Process Networks.
Lecturer: Prof Riitta Smeds Prerequisites: T-124.5200
Contents: The course gives theoretical foundations to Web page: http://www.simlab.tkk.fi/
understand the development and management of Additional information: Can be taken in English upon
business processes and business models in the networked request
business environment. - The course includes also invited Language: Finnish
lectures about core business process development in
companies. T-124.5400 Theoretical perspectives on business
Requirements: Lectures, learning diary, team processes (4 cr)
assignment, examination. 24 + 0 (2 + 0) I-II, Autumn
Literature: Lecture handouts; Wheelwright, S. C. and Lecturer: Senior researcher Miia Jaatinen
Clark, K. B. (1992) Revolutionizing Product Contents: The course presents theoretical approaches
Development. Quantum Leaps in Speed, Efficiency and from different disciplines to the study of business
Quality. The Free Press, New York. Michael Hammer processes and business models. Central topics include
and James Champy (2001): Reengineering the learning, innovation, management and communication.
Corporation. The course provides a multidisciplinary approach to the
Prerequisites: TU-22.1101, TU-22.1130, TU-53.1100, problem based scientific research on business processes,
TU-53.1308, TU-91.1002, TU-91.1003 and supports the development of research topics.
Web page: http://www.simlab.tkk.fi/ Requirements: Lectures and seminar sessions. Study
Additional information: Can be taken in English upon diary.
request Literature: Lecture handouts and scientific articles. To
Language: Finnish be announced at the lectures.
Prerequisites: T-124.5100, T-124.5200
T-124.5200 Business process development methods (3 Web page: http://www.simlab.tkk.fi/
cr) Additional information: Maximum 20 students. Can be
26 + 0 (4 + 0) III, Spring taken in english. The course will not be arranged in the
Lecturer: Dan Soback, inquiries: Prof Riitta Smeds fall term 2008.
Contents: The course enhances scientific and practical Language: English
knowledge and mastery of business process development,
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T-128.4200 Management of a Software Company P (6 T-128.5720 Seminar in Software Business P (4-10 cr)
cr) I-IV (2008-2009, according to agreement)
36 + 12 (3 + 1) III-IV, Spring Lecturer: Prof (pro tem) Jussi Autere
Lecturer: Petteri Vainikka Contents: A literature study on a timely, relevant topic in
Contents: Strategy formulation in software business: software business. Topic and plan need to be approved in
vertical and horizontal positioning, balance and choice advance.
between product and service focus, complementary Requirements: Research paper and presentation.
effects between product and service offering, platform Literature: To be announced later
strategies, position in value networks. Prerequisites: T-128.4200 Management of a Software
Requirements: Exam and exercises. Company, T-128.5300 Advanced Course in Software
Literature: Cusumano, M.: The Business of Software: Business
What Every Manager, Programmer, and Entrepreneur Substitutive: Replaces course T-76.648 Seminar in
Must Know to Thrive and Survive in Good Times and Software Business.
Bad, Free Press 2004; Messerschmitt, D.G. and Additional information: The contents of the course vary.
Szyperski, C.: Software Ecosystem: Understanding an Language: English
Indispensable Technology and Industry, MIT Press 2005
Prerequisites: T-128.4101 Introduction to Software T-128.5740 Special Assignment in Software Business P
Business B. (3-10 cr)
Substitutive: Replaces course T-76.640 Software I-IV, Autumn & Spring (2008-2009, arranged according
Business, former name of the course: T-128.4200 to agreement)
Software Business I. Lecturer: Prof. Jussi Autere
Additional information: Can be taken in English upon Contents: A research report on a timely, relevant topic in
request. software business. Topic and plan need to be approved in
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engineering. In addition, the course provides students T-76.5158 Special Assignment in Software Engineering
practice on formulating research questions and planning P (2-10 cr)
empirical studies. Lecturer: Prof Reijo Sulonen, Prof Tomi Männistö
Requirements: To be announced later. Contents: Independent scientific essay on an assigned
Literature: To be announced later. problem from the field of Software Engineering.
Substitutive: Replaces former course T-76.050 Methods Requirements: Independent scientific essay on an
for software business and engineering research. assigned problem from the field of Software Engineering.
Additional information: The contents of the course vary. Substitutive: Replaces former course T-76.158 Special
Language: English Assignment in Software Engineering.
Additional information: Can be taken in English upon
T-76.5115 Software Development Project II (6-8 cr) request. The contents of the course vary.
I-III, Autumn & Spring Language: Finnish
Lecturer: researcher Jari Vanhanen
Contents: Studying software engineering tools and T-76.5612 Software Project Management P (3 cr)
practices in the context of a software development project III, Spring
done as a team for a real customer. The project includes Lecturer: Tuomas Niinimäki, researcher
project planning, requirements specification, technical Contents: Software project planning and management.
design, coding, quality assurance, system delivery and Project organization, project/process models, different
producing documentation related to the previous project types (bespoke, software product and distributed
activities. Course participants generally work as a project projects), communication and informing, planning,
manager or in some other managerial role. control and quality management. Subcontracting.
Requirements: Project work. Requirements: Examination and assignments.
Prerequisites: T-76.4115 (mandatory), other software Literature: To be announced later.
engineering courses at SoberIT (recommended). Prerequisites: T-76.3601 Introduction to Software
Additional information: Students from the T-76.4115 Engineering, TU-22.1120 Introduction to Project
course take the roles related to the techical Management.
implementation work. Lectures in Finnish, course Substitutive: Replaces former course T-76.612 Software
materials in English. Project Management.
Language: Finnish Additional information: Course material and
examinations available in English.
T-76.5145 Semantic Data Management (4 cr) Language: Finnish
II, Autumn
Lecturer: Docent Juha Puustjärvi T-76.5613 Software testing and quality assurance (5 cr)
Contents: Basic concepts and methods of semantic data 28 + 10 I-II, Autumn
management. Lecturer: Juha Itkonen
Requirements: Final examination and assignment. Contents: Basics of software testing, concepts, testing
Literature: To be announced later. techniques and reviews. Test planning, management and
Prerequisites: T-76.1143 Database Management 5 cr tools. The role of testing in quality assurance and quality
Substitutive: Replaces the course T-76.5144 Managing assurance as part of software process.
Data in the Semantic Web 4 cr. Requirements: Exam, exercises.
Language: English Literature: See course web pages.
Prerequisites: T-76.3601 Introduction to Software
T-76.5150 Software Architectures P (5 cr) Engineering, T-76.4602 Software development methods
III-IV, Spring Substitutive: Replaces former course T-76.613 Software
Lecturer: Prof. Tomi Männistö Testing and Validation.
Contents: The goal of the course is to introduce the Additional information: Lecture in Finnish. Course
students with software architectures. The course material and examinations available in English.
addressed the main rationale behind the use of software Language: Finnish
architectures, their design and the mechanism for
describing and evaluating software architectures. The T-76.5615 Requirements engineering L (2-4 cr)
mechanisms are related to the different needs, such as I, Autumn
qualities of the system, arising from stakeholders of the Lecturer: Marjo Kauppinen, Juho Heiskari, Marko
system. Komssi and Eero Uusitalo
Requirements: Exam and assignments. Contents: The goal of the course is to introduce
Literature: To be announced later. requirements engineering approaches,processes and
Prerequisites: T-76.3601 Introduction to Software methods.The course covers for example the following
Engineering, T-76.4602 Software development methods. topics: elicitation of customer needs, requirements
Substitutive: Replaces former course T-76.150 Software analysis and validation. The course also introduces good
Architectures. requirements practices that support testing, marketing
Language: English and service planning.
Requirements: Exam and exercises.
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Literature: Davis, Alan, Just Enough Requirements Contents: Independent scientific essay.
Management, 2005, articles. Requirements: Seminaarityö ja -esitys.
Substitutive: Replaces former course T-76.652 Seminar Substitutive: Replaces former course T-76.5652 Seminar
on Requirements Engineering. in requirements engineering
Additional information: Can be taken in English upon Additional information: Can be taken in English upon
request. request. The contents of the course vary.
Language: Finnish Language: Finnish
T-76.5631 Software processes P (3-5 cr) T-76.5699 Individual Studies in Software Engineering
28 + 0 (4 + 0) IV, Spring P (2-10 cr)
Lecturer: Kristian Rautiainen, researcher I-IV, Autumn & Spring
Contents: The course presents in-depth areas of software Lecturer: Prof Reijo Sulonen, Prof Tomi Männistö
process research, such as process modelling and process Contents: The contents and extent of the course are to be
models, as well as process assessment and improvement. agreed with a professor before commencing the course.
Some lectures are held by visitors from industry, who Substitutive: Replaces former course T-76.656 Individual
share their practical experiences. Studies.
Requirements: Exam. Additional information: Can be taken in English upon
Literature: Article collection + lecture slides request. The contents of the course vary.
Prerequisites: T-76.3601 Language: Finnish
Substitutive: Replaces former course T-76.631 Software
processes. T-76.5750 Seminar on Law and Technology P (3 cr)
Additional information: Course material and IV, Spring
examinations available in English. Lecturer: Prof. Juha Laine
Language: Finnish. Contents: Seminar on varying topics on Law and
Technology.
T-76.5632 Legal Issues in Computing P (3-6 cr) Requirements: To be announced later.
Literature: To be announced later.
T-76.5633 Special Course in Software Engineering P Substitutive: Replaces former course T-76.750 Seminar
(3-10 cr) on Law and Technology.
Arranged according to agreement. Additional information: Can be taken in English upon
Lecturer: Prof. Reijo Sulonen, Prof. Tomi Männistö request. The contents of the course vary.
Contents: The contents of this course vary. Language: Finnish
Substitutive: Replaces former course T-76.633 Special
Course in Software Engineering. T-76.5751 Special Writing Work on Law and
Additional information: Can be taken in English upon Technology (3-6 cr)
request. The contents of the course vary. I, II, III, IV, Autumn & Spring
Language: Finnish Lecturer: Prof Juha Laine.
Contents: Independent writing work on Law and
T-76.5650 Seminar in Software Engineering P (3-5 cr) Technology. The subject and the extent of the work are
Arranged according to agreement. to be agreed separately.
Lecturer: prof. Tomi Männistö Requirements: Thesis.
Contents: The contents of this course vary. Literature: Agreed separately.
Substitutive: Replaces former course T-76.650 Seminar Substitutive: Replaces former course T-76.751 Special
in Software Engineering. Writing Work on Law and Technology.
Additional information: Can be taken in English upon Additional information: Can be taken in English upon
request. The contents of the course vary. request. The contents of the course vary.
Language: Finnish Language: Finnish
T-76.5654 Seminar on Software Product Development T-76.5753 Law in Network Society (4-6 cr)
P (3-8 cr) 24 + 0 (2 + 0)IV, Spring
Lecturer: prof. Tomi Männistö Lecturer: Docent Mikko Välimäki
Contents: The contents of this course vary. Contents: The course focuses on the legal and economic
Substitutive: Replaces former course T-76.5651 Seminar foundations of software industry, the philosophy of open
on Distributed Product Development. source and the relation between user rights and new
Additional information: Can be taken in English upon models of digital content distribution. Legal aspects of
request. The contents of the course vary. information society policy will also be discussed.
Language: Finnish Requirements: Lectures, exercises and examination.
Literature: Will be announced later
T-76.5655 Research Seminar on Software Engineering Substitutive: Replaces former course T-76.753 Law in
P (3-5 cr) Network Society.
Lecturer: prof. Tomi Männistö Language: English
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constructive work.
T-86.5750 Seminar on Venturing in Digital Economy Requirements: Project is done in a group of 3 to 4
P (3 cr) students. The group completes a common project work
III, Spring aimed at learning a particular topic and whose results are
Lecturer: prof.(pro tem) Matti Hämäläinen documented in a set of technical/scientific reports. In
Contents: Focuses on timely topics in digital economy addition, each member of a group prepares a personal
like virtual economies and computer mediated learning portfolio about his or her work and studying.
communities. Prerequisites: Bachelor degree and preferably also
Requirements: Participation in lectures, project and its courses from module A3.
reporting. Substitutive: Replaces the course T-93.720.
Literature: Will be announced later. Additional information: The course is intended only for
Additional information: Replaces former course T-86.750 students studying Programming languages A3 -module.
Seminar on Venturing in Digital Economy. The On this course the grade ‘pass’ can be given for accepted
contents of the course vary. study attainments. Can be taken in English upon request.
Language: English The contents of the course vary.
Language: Finnish
T-93.4400 Introduction to Artificial Intelligence (5 cr)
40 + 10 (6 + 2) III (Spring) T-93.5800 Seminar on Artificial Intelligence P (3-10
Lecturer: Prof Markku Syrjänen cr)
Contents: Basics of problem solving in artificial Lecturer: Prof Markku Syrjänen
intelligence. Problem solving based on heuristic search Contents: The contents of this course vary. Lectured
in a state-space. Knowledge representation. Planning. according to agreement.
Requirements: Final examination and programming Substitutive: Replaces the course T-93.850.
assignment. Additional information: On this course the grade ‘pass’
Literature: Russel S. & Norvig P.: Artificial Intelligence - can be given for accepted study attainments. Can be
A Modern Approach, Second Edition, Prentice Hall, taken in English upon request. The contents of the
2003. course vary.
Prerequisites: T-79.3001/T-79.144, T-106.4100/T- Language: Finnish
106.410, and T-106.3101/T-106.3100/T-106.237
Substitutive: Replaces the course T-93.440 Introduction T-93.6100 Supplementary Course (1-8 cr)
to Knowledge Engineering. Lecturer: Prof Markku Syrjänen
Additional information: Can be taken in English upon Contents: The contents and extent of the course must be
request. discussed with the teacher. The course is intended for
Language: Finnish situations, for example, when a student has transferred to
Helsinki University of Technology from some other
T-93.5500 Logic and Constraint Programming (5 cr) university.
24 + 8 (4 + 2) I (Autumn) Requirements: Autumn & Spring
Lecturer: Risto Lahdelma, visiting senior lecturer Additional information: On this course the grade ‘pass’
Contents: Basics of logic and constraint programming, can be given for accepted study attainments. More
Prolog-programming methodology and applications. information from the WWW page
Objective: Understanding the logic and constraint logic https://noppa.tkk.fi/noppa/kurssi/t-93.6100. Can be taken
programming methodology, learning to program in in English upon request. The contents of the course vary.
Prolog. Language: Finnish
Requirements: Final examination and a compulsory
programming assignment. T-93.6200 Special Course on Artificial Intelligence P
Literature: Leon Sterling, Ehud Shapiro: The Art of (1-8 cr)
Prolog. 27 + 0 (2 + 0) I-II (Autumn)
Prerequisites: T-79.3001/T-79.144, T-106.4100/T- Lecturer: Prof Markku Syrjänen
106.410, and T-106.3100/T-106.237. Contents: The course treats special topics in Artificial
Substitutive: Replaces the course T-93.540 Logic Intelligence. The contents of the course vary yearly, and
Programming. the course is lectured only according to agreement.
Additional information: Assignments can also be done in Prerequisites: T-93.4400/T-93.440.
English. Can be taken in English upon request. Substitutive: Replaces the course T-93.810.
Language: Finnish Additional information: On this course the grade ‘pass’
can be given for accepted study attainments. Can be
T-93.5700 Project in Artificial Intelligence (5-12 cr) taken in English upon request. The contents of the
Autumn & Spring course vary.
Lecturer: N.N. Language: Finnish
Contents: A learning project on a separately agreed
technical topic in the area of knowledge engineering. T-93.6300 Special Assignment in Artificial Intelligence
The topic should include both learning goals and P (5-8 cr)
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I-II Autumn & III-IV Spring T-93.6400 Individual Studies P (1-15 cr)
Lecturer: Prof Markku Syrjänen Lecturer: Prof Markku Syrjänen
Contents: Independent scientific essay on an assigned Contents: The contents and extent of the course are to be
problem from the field of Artificial Intelligence. agreed with the professor before commencing the course.
Requirements: Essay. Substitutive: Replaces the course T-93.870.
Prerequisites: Courses of module T222-3. Additional information: On this course the grade ‘pass’
Substitutive: Replaces the course T-93.830. can be given for accepted study attainments. Can be
Additional information: On this course the grade ‘pass’ taken in English upon request. The contents of the
can be given for accepted study attainments. Can be course vary.
taken in English upon request. The contents of the Language: Finnish
course vary.
Language: Finnish TIK.kand Bachelor’s Thesis and Seminar (10 cr)
the preparation of their Master’s theses. second edition, Holt, Rinehart and Winston, Inc 1984;
Requirements: During the academic year, each student other literature to be announced at the seminar sessions.
presents his or her Master’s thesis in progress and Additional information: Language: English or Finnish
comments on the theses of the other students.
Additional information: Language: Finnish or English TU-117.1609 Strategic Management of Technology P
(2 cr)
TU-117.1512 Varying Course on Development and Not lectured 2008-2009
Management in Industry P (1-6 cr) Lecturer: Nomen Nescitur and Ilkka Kauranen
Autumn, not lectured 2008-2009 Contents: The role of technology in economic
Contents: The course introduces the students to development and corporations. How technology can be
important questions on development and management managed to create competitive advantage at firm level.
in industry through topics and work methods that vary The problems faced in implementing the process of
from year to year. technology transfer.
Requirements: An examination and or seminar work, Requirements: Lectures, written assignments,
depending on the Contents of the course at the given examination.
time. Literature: Books and scientific articles required for the
Literature: Will be announced in class. examination announced during the lectures.
Additional information: Language: Finnish or English Additional information: Language: English
Additional information: Exam can be taken in English; performance. Further objective is to apply the acquired
please contact course assistant. theoretical and conceptual knowledge in practice for
Language: Finnish. hands-on skills through case studies and a practical
assignments.
TU-22.1102 Introduction to Industrial Management Requirements: Examination, assignment.
and Engineering, Swedish (4-5 cr) Literature: Stevenson, William J.: Operations
Management. McGraw-Hill. 9th Edition. Lecture
TU-22.1103 Excersice Industrial Management and handouts.
Engineering (1 cr) Prerequisites: TU-22.1101 or TU-22.1102, it is not
Autumn (Period II) + Spring (Period IV) recommended to take this course before the 3rd year of
Lecturer: Tomi Laamanen studies because of the assignment.
Contents: Operations of an industrial enterprise. Substitutive: Replaces the course TU-22.115
Finance, production and logistics, marketing, Language: English
management of an organisation, quality management;
financial calculations and their applications. TU-22.1118 Quantitative Methods in Industrial
Objective: The objective of the course is to teach Management (5 cr)
application of issues learnt in the introduction to Spring
industrial management and engineering through Lecturer: Juha-Matti Lehtonen
analyzing an industrial firm and its activities Contents: Controllability analysis for industrial
Requirements: Exercise enterprises. Decision making. Simulation and
Literature: To be announced separately. optimation and their applications.
Additional information: Exercise/report can be written in Objective: The student will learn modelling and analysis
English; please contact course assistant. methods for the use in the field of industrial
Language: Finnish. management.
Requirements: Examination, lectures, assignment, and
TU-22.1113 Design of Production Systems A (6 cr) computer exercises.
Autumn (Period I-II) Target group: The course is meant primarily for students
Lecturer: Eero Eloranta with industrial management as their major subject and
Contents: Operations strategy, service operations, process who do not study Systems and Operations Research as
choices and production layout, production their minor subject.
control,interfaces to supply chain management. Literature: To be announced separately.
Objective: To elaborate the concepts and theories that Substitutive: Replaces course TU-22.118
aim to explain and predict the design and operation of Additional information: Examination and assignments
production systems from strategy level down to daily can be taken in English; please contact course assistant.
performance. Further objective is to apply the acquired Language: Finnish
theoretical and conceptual knowledge in practice for
hands-on skills through case studies and a practical TU-22.1120 Introduction to Project Management (3
assignments. cr)
Requirements: Examination, case studies, assignment. Spring
Target group: This course is only for the students Lecturer: Karlos Artto
majoring in the Department of Industrial Engineering Contents: Project management concepts, practices and
and Management at HUT. For other students, the course tools. Project planning and control, projects in
TU-22.1115 is offered. organisations, multi-project situations, project-oriented
Literature: Stevenson, William J.: Operations business of a project organisation. Knowledge areas,
Management. McGraw-Hill. 9th Edition. Lecture practices and applications of project management.
handouts. Objective: The objective of the course is to teach
Prerequisites: TU-22.1101 or TU-22.1102, it is not concepts, approaches, and methods of project business
recommended to take this course before the 3rd year of and project management.
studies because of the practical assignment. Requirements: Examination, exercises.
Substitutive: Replaces the course TU-22.113 Literature: To be announced separately.
Language: English Prerequisites: TU-22.1101 or TU-22.1102
Substitutive: Replaces the course TU-22.120
TU-22.1115 Design of Production Systems B (4 cr) Additional information: Can be taken in English; please
Autumn (Period I-II) contact course assistant.
Lecturer: Eero Eloranta Language: Finnish
Contents: Operations strategy, service operations, process
choices and production layout, production control, TU-22.1130 Accounting and Profitability (3-4 cr)
interfaces to supply chain management.
Objective: To elaborate the concepts and theories that TU-22.1135 Cost Management in Paper Industries (3
aim to explain and predict the design and operation of cr)
production systems from strategy level down to daily Autumn (Period I-II)
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Lecturer: John Fogelholm, senior lecturer D.Sc.(Tech.), Contents: Determined by individually defined subject.
Ph.D. Objective: Varies.
Contents: Development and implementation of accurate Requirements: Progress of individual assignments is
costing models, budgeting and investments in paper followed in seminar sessions. Course is meant for
mills, performance measurements and benchmarking. industrial management major students and students in
How to utilize productivity and profitability information the industrial engineering and management degree
in the daily activities in paper mills. program.
Objective: To understand the basics for productivity and Prerequisites: TU-22.1118 or TU-22.1130 and TU-
profitability steering in paper mills. 22.1140 and two of the following courses: TU-22.1176,
Requirements: Examination, attendance at lectures. TU-22.1206, or TU-22.1213 or two of the following: TU-
Literature: John Fogelholm: Paper millwide Profitability 22.1426, TU-22.1441, TU-22.1423.
and Productivity Management, 2005 Edition Substitutive: Replaces the course TU-22.155
Substitutive: Replaces the course TU-22.135 Additional information: Can be taken in English; please
Language: English contact course assistant.
Language: Finnish.
TU-22.1140 Advanced Management Accounting (5 cr)
Spring (Period III) TU-22.1160 Business Game (1-2 cr)
Lecturer: Jouko Karjalainen Spring
Contents: Cost behaviour, financial statements, Lecturer: Jouko Karjalainen
comprehensive performance measurement and Contents: The course gives an aggregate view of business
investments are topics revisited more theoretically and in and financial planning. In the simulated business
more detail than in the course “Accounting and environment, students learn by doing how different
Profitability”. The course is intended only for the decisions concerning products, production and
students of Industrial Engineering and Management marketing affect the financial success of a company and
(Master´s programme). how competition complicates planning.
Objective: Students should learn how to apply Objective: Students should improve their skills in
management accounting systems in different planning decision-making and understanding of financial
and decision-making situations. information.
Requirements: Examination and assignments. Requirements: Students form a management team for a
Literature: To be announced separately company and compete against other companies in a
Prerequisites: TU-22.1130/TU-22.130 simulated environment. Approved game performance.
Substitutive: Replaces the course TU-22.140 Extended report of the game performance required for 2
Additional information: Number of students can be credits.
limited. Prerequisites: TU-22.1101, TU-22.1130, TU-
Language: English 22.1113/1115/1202
Substitutive: Replaces the course TU-22.160
TU-22.1144 Corporate Finance (3 cr) Language: English
Spring (Period III)
Lecturer: Jouko Karjalainen TU-22.1177 Practical course in ERP and APS software
Contents: Present value, investments, financial (5 cr)
instruments, markets and planning, company valuation.
Objective: Students should learn to know the basic TU-22.1179 Production Planning and Control (5 cr)
concepts of finance, prepare basic calculations and Spring (Period III)
understand how financial leverage affects value. Lecturer: Jussi Heikkilä
Requirements: Examination and exercises. Contents: Demand management, sales and operations
Literature: Announced in the course brochure. planning, master production scheduling. Independent
Prerequisites: TU-22.1101/TU-22.1102, TU-22.1130 and dependent inventory management, material and
Substitutive: Replaces the course TU-22.144 distribution requirements planning, JIT. Capacity
Additional information: Possible to study in English. management and production activity control. Strategy,
Students are assumed to know the basics of applied integrated ERP systems and supply chain management.
probability. Objective: The course objective is to provide students a
Language: Finnish good understanding and capabilities to work in
production planning and control, and operations system
TU-22.1149 Characteristics of Different Industries (2 development.
cr) Requirements: Final exam and computer simulation
assignments.
TU-22.1155 Individual Assignment in Industrial Target group: The course is meant primarily for students
Management (5 cr) in the IEM department and those having industrial
Autumn + Spring management as a minor subject.
Lecturer: Kari Tanskanen, Karlos Artto, Eero Eloranta, Literature: Thomas E. Vollmann [et al.]:Manufacturing
Jouko Karjalainen, Paul Lillrank Planning and Control for Supply Chain Management,
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Language: English (default) or Finnish during some of the lectures. Active participation in the
seminar sessions. Students should prepare a learning
TU-22.1202 Logistics (3 cr) diary or other written summary of what they perceive as
the core issues learned.
TU-22.1206 Supply Management (5 cr) Prerequisites: TU-22.1101 or TU-22.1102 and TU-
22.1302.
TU-22.1214 Demand-Supply Network Management P Substitutive: Replaces the course TU-22.306 and TU-
(5 cr) 22.1306
Spring (Period IV) Language: English
Lecturer: Eero Eloranta
Contents: Analyzing and improving the supply and TU-22.1425 Advanced Project-based Management P (3
demand chains, supply chain dynamics, supply chain cr)
management, its standards and techniques like VMI and Autumn
collaboration in the chains as well as service supply Lecturer: Karlos Artto and Kirsi Eloranta
chain. Contents: Application of project management
Objective: The objective of the course is to familiarize procedures and methodologies in organizations.
the participants with the principles and methods of Processes and their management in professional
integrating demand chain management with supply organizations. Project-based firm’s business and project
chain management in the contemporary network portfolio management. Focus is on deepening the
oriented business system environment. practical application aspect of project-based
Requirements: Examination, lectures and assignments. management.Different project types and industry specific
Literature: Hoover, Eloranta, Holmström, Huttunen: approaches and applications.
Managing the Demand-Supply Chain: Value Objective: The objective of the course is to deepen
Innovations for Customer Satisfaction, Wiley 2001. knowledge in the practical application aspect of project-
Handouts. based management and to increase understanding of
Prerequisites: TU-22.1202 different management processes in projects and in
Substitutive: Replaces the course TU-22.1213 project-based firms.
Additional information: It is possible to do an additional Requirements: Assignments and examination
assignment (typically 3 credits, code TU-22.C) upon Literature: To be announced separately.
agreement. For more information, please contact course Prerequisites: TU-22.1120
assistant. Substitutive: Replaces the course TU-22.425
Language: English Language: English
Requirements: Assignment (25%) and exam (75%). Objective: To introduce the main theories underlying
Literature: To be confirmed later. the strategic management area, to improve the analytical
Substitutive: Replaces the course TU-91.1002 strategy skills of the participants, and to further deepen
Additional information: Possibility to do assignment and the participants’ understanding of the different
exam in English phenomena of strategic management with a special focus
Language: Finnish on (1) cognition and strategic decision making processes,
(2) capability dynamism and dynamic capabilities, (3)
TU-91.1009 Marketing Exercises (3 cr) competitive dynamics, (4) diversification and
Autumn (Period I) & Spring (Period III) (Will be acquisitions, (5) strategic alliances and networks, (6)
lectured only during spring term starting from 2010) structural and industry evolution, and (7) strategic
Lecturer: Erik Pöntiskoski and Petri Parvinen leadership.
Contents: Individual and/or group exercises. Requirements: Lectures, written assignment,
Objective: In conjunction with the basic course examination.
Marketing Management, to deepen the participants’ Literature: To be announced separately
understanding in marketing thinking and concepts Prerequisites: TU-22.1101, TU-91.1003
through practice oriented case exercises. Substitutive: Replaces the course TU-91.136.
Requirements: Assignments Additional information: Due to the limited maximum
Evaluation: Pass/fail size of the course, participants will be chosen through a
Literature: To be confirmed later separate application process at the beginning of the term.
Additional information: The course will be completed Language: English
simultaneously with TU-91.1008. Participation may be
restricted. TU-91.2005 Strategic Management of Technology and
Language: Finnish/English Innovation (5 cr)
Autumn (Period II)
TU-91.100C Open code for strategy and international Lecturer: Robin Gustafsson
business (0-20 cr) Contents: The main focus of the course is on the
Autumn and Spring dynamics in innovation and technological development,
Contents: Varies and on the strategic management of these in the context
Requirements: Varies of technology-intensive firms operating in dynamic
Literature: Varies technology sectors. The course focuses mostly on
Prerequisites: Varies business-level strategies, but many of the issues are
Language: Finnish/English relevant also for research institutes and universities as
well as for funding agencies and other policy
TU-91.1010 Efficient Sales Work and Sales organizations. The course consists of lectures, visiting
Management (3 cr) lectures, case discussion sessions, exercises, real firm case
assignment, and examination.
TU-91.2003 New Venture Development I (3 cr) Objective: This course is designed to provide students
Autumn (Period I) with practical skills for the analysis, design, and
Lecturer: Peter Kelly implementation of firm-level technological and
Contents: Process overview and frameworks illustrated innovation strategies. Upon completion of the course, the
with case studies. student should have gained a good understanding of:
Objective: To gain an understanding of the nature of technology and technological development,
entrepreneurial process and to apply these insights into drivers and dynamics of technological development and
the assessment of an entrepreneurial opportunity. innovation, types of innovation and their impact on firm
Requirements: Lectures, individual assignment and one performance, technology strategy and how it impacts
group assignment. firm performance, how firms’ technological
Literature: John W Mullins, the New Business Road Test environments shape their strategic choices, nature of
(FT Prentice Hall, 2003) and other material delivered in planning in technology-intensive sectors, and national
course sessions. technology and innovation policy and how it links with
Substitutive: Replaces the course TU-91.120. firm-level activity.
Language: English Requirements: Lectures, written assignment,
examination
TU-91.2004 Advanced Strategic Management (5 cr) Literature: To be announced separately.
Autumn (Period I) Prerequisites: TU-91.1003 and TU-22.1101
Lecturer: Tomi Laamanen, Thomas Keil, Juha-Antti Substitutive: Replaces the course TU-91.123.
Lamberg Language: English
Contents: Lectures on selected advanced topics in
strategic management: Written assignment completed in TU-91.2006 Strategic Marketing L (5 cr)
a group of students on a strategic problem of an existing Autumn (Period I)
firm each supervised by one of the three instructing Lecturer: Juha Mattsson
professors of the course. Contents: The course delves into several key areas of
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covered: theory of Optimum Currency Areas and its conduct quantitative analyses and financial modeling
critique, the role of European Central Bank and the needed in new business development, venture capital
conduct of monetary policy post-EMU, macroeconomic and private equity investments, mergers and acquisitions,
stabilization, fiscal discipline, and fiscal federalism in a strategy consulting, and investment banking.
currency union. The course will also help to understand Requirements: Entry exam, mandatory attendance in
the economic implications of EU enlargement. seminar sessions, and presentations of case solutions
Objective: After the course students will know what the prepared in groups of students.
EU and ECB are, and what they do. Students will also Literature: To be announced separately.
have an understanding of the economic principles Prerequisites: TU-22.1144 and TU-91.2009
driving European integration, and the advantages and Additional information: Language: English Limited to
disadvantages of further integration. max 20 students based on entry exam.
Requirements: Lectures and seminars, written Language: English
assignments.
Literature: De Grauwe, P., Economics of Monetary TU-91.2018 Industry Evolution (5 cr)
Union, 6th ed., Oxford Universtiy Press, 2005, and Spring
McDonald, F., Dearden, S., European Economic Lecturer: Juha-Antti Lamberg
Integration, 4th ed., Prentice Hall, 2005, and selected Contents: Key dilemma in strategic management and in
journal articles. organization studies is to understand how and why
Substitutive: Replaces the course TU-91.116. industries evolve and develop as they do. In strategy and
Language: English organization research different evolutionary perspectives
have received accumulating attention during the last
TU-91.2015 Advanced Case-Seminar in Strategy (3-5 decades. The aim of this course is to offer insights and
cr) frameworks to analyze and understand such issues as
Autumn survival, industry evolution, dethronement processes and
Lecturer: Tomi Laamanen competitive dynamics in general.
Contents: Solving in teams of four to five participants Objective: An evolutionary perspective helps to see the
selected Harvard Business School type strategy cases and sources of competitive advantage in the dynamics around
presenting case solutions for different audiences. and inside specific business organizations. The aim of
Objective: After the course, the participant should (1) this course is to offer insights and frameworks to analyze
have an improved ability to make sense of the most and understand such issues as survival, industry
important issues in different strategy-making situations, evolution, dethronement processes, the role of top
(2) be able to carry out a structured analytical thinking management and business dynamics in general.
process for solving a firm’s strategic problems, (3) have Requirements: Lectures, learning diary and written
the ability to come up with tangible recommendations assignment.
for different kinds of firms in different kinds of situations, Literature: To be announced separately.
and (4) be able to present the recommendations as a Prerequisites: TU-91.1003
well-structured presentation to the management team of Language: English
a firm.
Requirements: Mandatory attendance in seminar sessions TU-91.2019 Strategic Leadership (5 cr)
and presentations of case solutions prepared in student Spring (No lectures 2008-2009)
teams. Lecturer: Juha-Antti Lamberg
Literature: To be announced separately. Contents: Current theories and state of the art in strategic
Prerequisites: TU-22.1101, TU-91.1003 (TU-91.2004 leadership; upper echelon theory; network perspective;
also highly recommended). psychodynamics; strategic change and dynamics.
Substitutive: Replaces the course TU-91.135. Requirements: Attendance at lectures, assignment and
Additional information: Due to the limited maximum presentations.
size of the course, participants will be chosen through a Literature: Specific information in the course brochure.
separate application process at the beginning of the term. Language: English
Language: English
TU-91.2022 Contracting in Venture Capital and
TU-91.2017 Advanced Financial Modeling L (3 cr) M&As L (2 cr)
Autumn (Period I-II) Spring (Period IV)
Lecturer: Markku Maula Lecturer: Jari Lauriala and Markku Maula
Contents: This course introduces theory and practice of Contents: Introduction to current practice of legal
the quantitative analyses and financial modeling needed structuring related to venture capital investments as well
in new business development, venture capital and private as mergers and acquisitions through lectures and real life
equity investments, mergers and acquisitions, and cases that are solved in small groups and presented and
strategy consulting through case readings and real life discussed during seminar sessions.
cases that are solved in small groups and presented and Objective: After the course students will have an
discussed during seminar sessions. understanding of the key legal issues of venture capital
Objective: After the course students will be able to transactions and M&A’s such as analyzing term-sheets,
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formulating and drafting the representations and class exercises, post-course essay, examination.
warranties, investment agreements, convertible loan Literature: To be announced separately.
agreements, merger agreements, purchase agreements Prerequisites: TU-91.1007 Principles of International
and their derivatives. Business is recommended, not compulsory.
Requirements: There will be no written examination in Language: English
this course. The course evaluation will be based on
individual participation and contribution (10%) and TU-91.2030 Special Study in Business Strategy and
three group assignments (90%). International Business (5 cr)
Literature: To be announced separately. Autumn and Spring
Prerequisites: TU-91.2009 and TU-91.2017 highly Lecturer: Robin Gustafsson
recommended Contents: An independent, guided empirical study in the
Language: English field of strategy and international business.
Objective: To prepare students for applying their
TU-91.2024 Developing Global Leadership Talent (5 analytical skills in practice in the field of strategy and
cr) international business. Specific focus is given to training
Autumn & Spring (Period I-IV) and appropriate use of research methods. This course
Lecturer: Satu Teerikangas prepares the student for a master’s thesis in strategy and
Contents: Course sessions will delve into the topics of international business.
leadership, creativity, networking, presentation and Requirements: Conducting empirical research in the
negotiation skills, team working, as well as various forms field of strategy and international business and reporting
of intercultural management and interaction in the midst the results. Attendance in introductory guidance session.
of an international student body. Course lecture sessions Before conducting the study, students should have their
will be organized a set of lectures combined with research plan approved by the instructor. Presentation of
participatory seminar sessions and workshops. Nationality special study in a seminar and acting as a discussant.
Nights, various social activities to enhance the students’ Prerequisites: TU-91.1003 and TU-22.1101. TU-0.2000.
networking and leadership skills, as well as domestic and This course is usually completed in the final phases of
international excursions are part of the course. The major studies before starting the master’s thesis.
course starts with an opening module and ends with a Substitutive: Replaces the course TU-91.155.
closing module. Language: Finnish/Swedish/English
Objective: To enhance the students’ personal,
interpersonal and leadership skills to operate in an TU-91.2031 Sales Management P (3 cr)
increasingly complex, global, and multicultural business Spring (Period IV)
environment. Lecturer: Juha Mattsson, Petri Parvinen and guest
Requirements: Active participation to classes and social lecturers from the Finnish industry.
activities, in-class assignments and reflection essays. Contents: This course is an advanced level course giving
Target group: The course is aimed at students majoring a general but thorough overview of the area of sales
in TU-91. Participants to the course will be pre-selected. management, with topics ranging from grass root level
For selection criteria please refer to the course website. management of sales staff to the role of sales orientation
Literature: Changes yearly. in corporate strategy. This course binds sales together
Substitutive: Replaces the course TU-91.2023. with such diverse subjects as R&D, corporate
Language: English management, marketing, IT and public relations, in
order to provide students with the insight of the diversity
TU-91.2025 Advanced International Business (5 cr) and importance sales has these days. Students will be
Autumn (Period II) rewarded with a deep understanding of the dynamics and
Lecturer: Thomas Keil, Satu Teerikangas & Minna challenges in organising sales work, and the course is
Söderqvist ideal for students aiming any position dealing with the
Contents: This course examines in depth the challenges sales function. The course is organised jointly with HSE,
of managing globally operating firms. The course covers mixing students with different backgrounds, ideas and
topics such as globalization; the organization and approaches.
management of multinational firms; the management of Objective: To give students a general but thorough
collaborative forms of international operations including understanding of the area of sales management for both
mergers & acquisitions, joint ventures and strategic professional and academic purposes, and to learn how to
alliances; the competencies of the international manager; apply the knowledge to a number of industries.
challenges in managing successfully in the emerging Requirements: Exam, lectures
economies; as well as issues facing the 21st century Literature: Collection of articles on the topic
manager. Prerequisites: Recommended TU-91.1002 or equivalent
Objective: To provide students with a deepened Language: English
understanding of managing a multinational
organization’s activities and enhance their skill set in TU-91.2032 Sales Management Assignment (3 cr)
operating in an international environment. Spring (Period IV)
Requirements: Active participation in the course sessions, Lecturer: Juha Mattsson and Petri Parvinen
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Contents: The assignments in Sales Management are students can discuss about their research projects and get
completed as a part of the course TU-91.2031 Sales feedback from the faculty and from their fellow students.
Management, and are compulsory for students from Objective: The key objective of the course is to help
some fields. For other students the assignments are participants develop a good dissertation proposal.
optional and have to be completed at the same time Requirements: Attendance in seminar sessions,
when taking the above mentioned course. assignments, seminar presentations, readings, exam, and
Objective: Practical application of the things learned in developing a research proposal.
the course TU-91.2031 Sales Management Literature: To be announced separately.
Requirements: Assignments, taking part in the course Substitutive: Replaces the course TU-91.198.
TU.91.2031 Sales Management Additional information: The course is intended mainly
Literature: Course material for first-year doctoral students majoring in strategy and
Prerequisites: Simultaneous completion of the course in international business. The course is a continuation for
Sales Management the fall term course Research Methods in Industrial
Language: English Management I. Students wishing to participate in the
course are recommended to take first the fall term
TU-91.2033 Creative Entrepreneurship Bootcamp (2 course. However, passing the fall term course is not a
cr) prerequisite for the participation.
Course Offered in August 2008 Language: English
Lecturer: Peter Kelly
Contents: Creativity, Entrepreneurial Thinking, Idea TU-91.3003 Postgraduate Course in Corporate
Generation & Development, Problem Definition, Finance P (6-12 cr)
Customer & Solution Profiling, Customer Feasibility. Autumn and Spring
Objective: To develop the entrepreneurial and creative Lecturer: Markku Maula
mindsets of individuals who want to make an Contents: A reading package in corporate finance;
entrepreneurial impact in society, business or the not-for- intended for postgraduate students majoring in Strategy
profit sectors. and International Business.
Requirements: Active Participation, 5 consecutive days Objective: After the course students will have an
(0900 – 1700 daily) understanding of the main theories and research areas in
Literature: Material delivered during the bootcamp corporate finance.
Language: English Requirements: An individual study of assigned literature;
worth 6 credit units; a maximum of 5 more credit units
TU-91.2034 Managing Growth (3-5 cr) can be earned by writing an assignment on finance, and
Autumn 1 more credit unit by taking part in a seminar on finance;
Lecturer: Thomas Keil no lectures.
Contents: In this course students will be introduced to Literature: To be announced separately.
frameworks to understand the dynamic challenges Substitutive: Replaces the course TU-91.196.
businesses face as they grow and transform. We will Language: English
address issues of stimulating, financing and controlling
growth in young firms. We will discuss the challenges of TU-91.3007 Postgraduate Course in Strategy P (12 cr)
transforming a entrepreneur lead firm towards a I-IV
professionally managed or public firm. Finally, we will Lecturer: Tomi Laamanen
also cover issues of succession that arise in family-owned Contents: The course covers some of the fundamental
firms as owner generations change. themes of strategy research in a seminar format. The
Objective: To familiarize the participants with key themes are covered by reviewing strategy articles that
challenges of managing growth in new and established provide the key milestones of each theme. Each theme is
firms. covered in one full seminar day and the whole course
Requirements: Exam, lectures and individual totals 4-5 seminar days.
assignments. Objective: After the course, the participant should (1)
Literature: To be announced separately. know the most important articles and in the area of
Substitutive: Replaces the course TU-91.2014 strategic management, (2) understand how the different
Language: English streams of strategy research have evolved over time and
how they are connected to each other, and (3) be able to
TU-91.3002 Research Methods in Industrial project the future development of the strategic
Management II P (5 cr) management research from the perspective of one’s own
Spring doctoral work.
Lecturer: Markku Maula Requirements: Active participation in seminar sessions,
Contents: The course covers areas relevant for presentations on selected academic articles, and
developing a good research proposal including problem examination.
formulation, literature review, theory and hypothesis Literature: Articles covered during the course.
development, research designs, and methodological Substitutive: Replaces the course TU-91.900.
choices. The course is intended to be an arena where Additional information: Due to the limited maximum
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size of the course, participants will be chosen through a of the art of strategy and international business. There is
separate application process. Preferences will be given to one examination for each of the obligatory book. Each
doctoral students majoring in strategy. examination covers the whole book.
Language: English Objective: Minor is designed to provide for a coherent
picture of the conceptual foundations and state of the art
TU-91.3008 Research Colloquim P (5 cr) of strategy and international business.
Autumn and Spring Literature: 1) Faulkner, David O. and Campbell,
Lecturer: Juha-Antti Lamberg Andrew (eds.) (2003). Oxford handbook of strategy. Vol.
Contents: Preparation and presentation of a) research 1: A strategy verview and competitive strategy. Oxford:
plans of PhD theses, b) chapters / papers of PhD theses Oxford University Press. 2) Faulkner, David O. and
or c) post-doctoral / doctoral level scientific article Campbell, Andrew (eds.) (2003). Oxford handbook of
manuscripts. strategy. Vol. 2: Corporate strategy. Oxford: Oxford
Objective: The objective of the Research Colloquim is to University Press.3) Rugman, Alan M. and Brewer,
offer a platform for paper presentations and discussion for Thomas L. (eds.) (2001). Oxford handbook of
TKK faculty, PhD candidates and international visitors. international business. Oxford: Oxford University Press.
Requirements: Papers, presentation and acting as a Additional information: Notes: This course replaces TU-
discussant. 91.3004. For completing the postgraduate minor in
Literature: Specific information in the course brochure. strategy and international business students need to
Language: English accomplish TU-91.3009 and to get 8 credit points from
the advanced literature and / or offered postgraduate
TU-91.3009 Studies in supplementary field: Strategy courses. The course offering changes in a yearly basis and
and International Business P (12 cr) the students are encouraged to discuss about the
Autumn & Spring alternatives with the course assistant. The books can only
Lecturer: Juha-Antti Lamberg be taken as examinations. Language: English
Contents: The obligatory book examinations of the Language: English
postgraduate minor in strategy and international
business. The whole minor is designed to provide for a TUO.kand Bachelor’s Thesis and Seminar (10 cr)
coherent picture of the conceptual foundations and state
Language Centre
Ako-98.9390 Portuguese 1 (4 cr)
Kie-98.1405 Intercultural Communication (2 cr)
Ako-98.9391 Portuguese 2 (4 cr)
Kie-98.1500 Thesis Writing P (2 cr)
Ako-98.9410 Chinese 1 (4 cr)
Kie-98.1600 English Reading/Writing Test (1 cr)
Ako-98.9411 Chinese 2 (4 cr)
Kie-98.1601 English Oral Skills Test (2 cr)
Ako-98.9412 Chinese 3 (2 cr)
Kie-98.1900 Student Tutoring in English (1 cr)
Ako-98.9413 Chinese Conversation (2 cr)
Kie-98.2010 Speak Spanish (2 cr)
Kie-98.1111 Talking Technology (2 cr)
Kie-98.2011 Spanish 1A (2 cr)
Kie-98.1112 Writning in Technology (2 cr) 24 + 28 I
Lecturer: Carmen Rodellas, Lotta Sipilä, Group E (in
Kie-98.1209 Pronounce Clearly (1 cr) English) Tanya Tynjälä
Contents: This is a basic course for beginners in Spanish,
Kie-98.1211 Speak Confidently (1 cr) which offers students an opportunity to practice their
everyday Spanish both orally and in writing. During the
Kie-98.1213 Activate your English (2 cr) course, students work through a wide range of authentic
audio and video material.
Kie-98.1215 Read Effectively (2 cr) Objective: Develop the ability to tell basic things about
oneself and ask others about equivalent information,
Kie-98.1305 Presenting a Technical Paper (2 cr) learn the basics of the Spanish grammar and get familiar
with the Hispanic culture.
Kie-98.1401 Job Search (1 cr) Evaluation: 1-5
Literature: Kautto-Laine-Lehmussaari, Entre Amigos. In
Kie-98.1402 Business Messages (2 cr) group E the literature will be negotiated with teacher.
151
Kie-98.2060 Self-access Course in Spanish 2 (2 cr) Kie-98.3460 Japanese in the Media (2 cr)
Kie-98.2070 Spanish and Latin American Literature1 Kie-98.3520 Japanese for Export (2 cr)
(1 cr)
Kie-98.3530 Environmental Japanese (2 cr)
Kie-98.2071 Latin American Cultures and Civilisation
152
Kie-98.4111 French for Science and Technology 1 (2 Kie-98.5111 Suggestopedic Course in Swedish (2-4 cr)
cr)
Kie-98.5112 Swedish Writing Skills for Engineering
Kie-98.4112 French for Science and Technology 2 (2 Students 1 (2-3 cr)
cr)
Kie-98.5113 Swedish Spoken Skills for Engineering
Kie-98.4113 French for Science and Technology 3 (2 Students (1-2 cr)
cr)
Kie-98.5220 Swedish for Engineering Students 2 (1-3
Kie-98.4114 French for Science and Technology 4 (2 cr)
cr)
153
Kie-98.5621 Optional Course in Swedish (3-5 cr) Kie-98.6400 German for Trainees (1 cr)
Kie-98.8900 Student Tutoring in Russian (1 cr) Vie-98.1222 Cultures and Communication (2 cr)
Department of Architecture
A-112.2501 Wood in Architecture and Construction or spring term alternately with the Wood Studio.
(3-6 cr) Substitutive: Replaces the course A-112.700.
I-II+IV Additional information: Open for students at the
Lecturer: Pekka Heikkinen, architect, visiting lecturers Department of Architecture, and relevant parts to
Contents: Lecture course that goes deep into the central students from the departments of Civil and
questions of wood construction. The topics of the course Environmental Engineering and Forest Products
include wood as a construction material, from a Technology. The course is part of the International
technical, ecological and esthetical point of view, and Architecture Program entity.
topical questions within wood construction. Language: English
Requirements: Lectures, excursion and exam. As a
complement the following course is recommended: Puu- A-112.2800 Wood Construction, intensive course (3-15
28.1000 Introduction to Wood Properties. The course is cr)
part of the International Architecture Program entity. IV
Substitutive: Replaces the course A-112.501. Lecturer: Visiting teacher
Additional information: Part of International Contents: An intensive course with varying content or a
Architecture Program studio or workshop by a visiting teacher.
Language: English Substitutive: Replaces the course A-112.800
Language: English
A-112.2700 Wood Construction - course with varying
content (8-10 cr) A-112.2998 Wood Construction, special project (3-15
III-IV cr)
Lecturer: Pekka Heikkinen, architect, visiting teachers Lecturer: Pekka Heikkinen, architect, visiting teachers
Contents: In a studio like course students get acquainted Contents: Introduction to wood construction and its
with current issues within wood construction. Varying special issues through individual student work.
subject. The study period is realized in cooperation with Requirements: Written work, design project, practical
other chairs of the Department of Architecture. work, video, exhibition etc. The topic, realisation and the
Requirements: A demanding design assignment, lectures, time for accomplishment will be agreed upon with the
a seminar and a possible excursion. Studio like working teacher or will be announced separately.
methods. The course is organized either in the autumn Substitutive: Replaces the course A-112.998
157
A-27.1103 History of Architecture, basic course I (4 cr) A-27.3310 History of Architecture, Research Topics,
studio P (12-15 cr)
A-27.1104 History of Architecture, basic course II (5 cr)
A-27.3600 Postgraduate Seminar on History of
A-27.1111 Introduction to History of Architecture and Architecture P (3-8 cr)
Art (1 cr)
A-36.1001 Urban Planning and Design as a Profession
A-27.1155 History of Town Planning (4 cr) (1 cr)
A-27.1200 Architecture in Finland and Scandinavia (6- A-36.1150 Introduction to Urban Planning and Design
15 cr) (4 cr)
A-27.1210 History of Modern Architecture (5-9 cr) A-36.1152 Basic Course in Urban Planning and
Design (5 cr)
A-27.1231 Art History (4 cr)
158
A-36.1203 Urban Space 2 (6 cr) A-36.3330 Urban Renewal Studio (10 cr)
I-II, 26+54 (2+4)
A-36.2320 Principles of Municipal and Regional Lecturer: Prof.Trevor Harris, Antti Ahlava, architect,
Planning (10 cr) N.N.
Contents: The spatial, plastic, programmatic and
A-36.2340 The City Rejuvenated (10 cr) physical development of the existing built environment.
The management of complex room programmes,
A-36.2341 Wooden Town, studio (9-14 cr) facilities and processes.The course may contain a
voluntary fieldwork period in Finland
A-36.2998 Urban Planning and Design, special project Requirements: Lectures, tutoring and approved
(1-10 cr) completion of the course assignments.
Lecturer: Prof Trevor Harris, prof Kimmo Lapintie, prof Prerequisites: A-36.2320 (and it’s prerequisites)
Peter Ache, Aija Staffans, lab.engineer Substitutive: Replaces the course A-36.330
Contents: Special individual project developing deeper Language: English, exercise sessions also in Finnish
understanding of the field of urban planning and design.
The course can also be a foreign course or part of a A-36.3353 Planning Theory P (5 cr)
foreign field trip. 26+0 (2+0) Will not be lectured during the academic
Prerequisites: According to the project. year 2008-2009
Additional information: Language: Finnish. English Lecturer: Prof. Kimmo Lapintie
when needed. Contents: Introduction to main schools of thought in
Language: Finnish Planning Theory of the post-WW2-period. Philosophical
and sociological theories behind planning theory.
A-36.3321 European Metropolitan Planning P (5 cr) Contemporary issues in theoretical debates.
III-IV, 24+24 (2+2) Requirements: Lecture and seminar attendance, virtual
Lecturer: Prof. Peter Ache exam and course portfolio based on lectures and
Contents: The course will address urban policy and literature.
strategies of the European Union and look at European Prerequisites: A-36.1001/1000, A-36.1150 or A-36.1151,
spatial development in different member states. A-36.1152, A-36.1202/1203 or A-36.1201 or A-36.201, A-
Conceptual issues related to space, territory, region, 36.2320.
location and Metropolis; the differences between Substitutive: Replaces the course A-36.353
strategy, plan and policy; Concrete Visions; European Language: English
institutional structures; examples of Metropolitan
strategies; applied methods; globalization and its spatial A-36.3354 Planning Theory P (5 cr)
effects.
Requirements: Lectures, approved completion of course A-36.3360 Communicative Planning and Planning
assignments and a portfolio. Argumentation P (4 cr)
Prerequisites: A-36.1150 or A-36.1151, A-36.1152, A-
36.2320 (for students at the department of architecture A-36.3501 City in Crisis I (3 cr)
also A-36.1001/1000, A-36.1202+1203 or A-36.1201 or A- I-II, 26+26 (2+2)
36.201) Lecturer: Hennu Kjisik and Veikko Vasko, architects
Language: English Contents: The reality of architecture, building and urban
planning and design outside Europe, with cultural
A-36.3322 Local Development and Globalisation P (10 understanding as the point of departure. The historical,
cr) socio-economic and cultural development of emerging
III-IV, 26+26 (2+2) nations with local vernacular principles.
Lecturer: Prof. Kimmo Lapintie Requirements: Lectures, seminars and approved
Contents: The course will introduce the student into completion of written assignments. The course is part of
local and regional development in the European and the Department’s International Architecture Program.
global context, its theory and practice, e.g. strategic Prerequisites: A-36.2320 (and it’s prerequisites)
planning, multicultural and multi-ethnic cities, Substitutive: Replaces the first part of A-36.3500
European integration and its impacts on local policies, Language: English
and economic globalization and its relationship to local
cultures. The students will produce a development plan A-36.3502 City in Crisis II (7 cr)
159
A-36.4603 Doctoral Stables, research seminar P (10 cr) A-52.4600 Postgraduate Seminar on Housing Design P
I-IV (meetings once a month during the terms) (2-10 cr)
Lecturer: Prof. Kimmo Lapintie, lab.engineer Aija
Staffans A-60.1106 Introduction to Studies in Architecture and
Contents: Meetings once a month during the terms. Landscape Architecture (2 cr)
Students present and discuss their research projects and
develop their own research plans, as well as commenting A-60.1107 Basics of Architecture 1, autumn term (7 cr)
on the plans of others. Theoretical, methodological, and
practical issues are addressed. Participants will also A-60.1108 Basics of Architecture I, spring term (7 cr)
develop skills to defend their thesis. The seminars also
include lectures and workshops supporting the research A-60.1119 Architecture 2, Basic Design A (9 cr)
work.
Requirements: Term paper and discourse commentary. A-60.1120 Visual Arts 1, autumn (2 cr)
Active participation in the seminars. I-II, 0+52 (0+4)
Substitutive: Replaces the courses A-36.4600/4601/4602 Lecturer: Ipi Kärki, artist, N.N.
Additional information: Language: Finnish, English Contents: Introduction to the basic concepts of visual
when needed expression and plastic design dimension, form and space.
Language: Finnish The educational aim is to improve the sense of
proportion, rhythm and colour. Charcoal and water tasks,
A-36.4620 Summer Seminar P (3 cr) wood and clay carving; orientation in the methods and
Lecturer: Prof. Kimmo Lapintie, prof. Peter Ache, Aija the use of tools used in visual art.
Staffans, lab.engineer. Requirements: Lectures and tutored exercises,
Contents: The Summer Seminar is a two day event open participation in weekly exercises and critiques.
to all Urban Planning and Design post-graduate students Substitutive: A-60.120
160
Additional information: Only for students at the International Architecture Program entity. Language:
Department of Architecture. The course is part of the Finnish, English when needed
International Architecture Program entity, Language: Language: Finnish
Finnish, English when needed
Language: Finnish A-60.2239 Visual Arts 3 A (4 cr)
I-II or III-IV
A-60.1121 Visual Arts 1, spring (2 cr) Lecturer: N.N.
III-IV, 0+60 (0+4) Contents: The aim is to give students, with an interest of
Lecturer: Ipi Kärki, artist, N.N. the special areas of artistic expression, an opportunity to
Contents: Introduction to the basic concepts of visual go deeper into the subject.,The course contains
expression and plastic design dimension, form and space. sculpture, photography, graphic art or video art.
The educational aim is to improve the sense of Requirements: Lectures, seminar work. A written study
proportion, rhythm and colour. Charcoal and water about the central theme of the course.
colour tasks and wood and clay carving; orientation in Literature: The list of references or copies will be given
the methods and the use of tools used in visual art. during the course.
Requirements: Lectures and tutored exercises, Prerequisites: A-60.1130 and A-60.1131 or A-60.130
participation in weekly exercises and critiques.Only for Substitutive: Replaces the course A-60.239.
students at the Department of Architecture. The course Additional information: Only for students at the
is part of the International Architecture Program entity, Department of Architecture. The course is part of the
Substitutive: A-60.120 International Architecture Program entity. Language:
Additional information: Language: Finnish, English Finnish, English when needed.
when needed Language: Finnish/English
Language: Finnish
A-60.2330 Theory of Architecture, studio P (3-10 cr)
A-60.1130 Visual Arts 2 autumn A (2 cr) I-II or III-IV (will not be arranged in 2008-2009)
I-II, 0+52 (0+4) Lecturer: Anni Vartola, architect
Lecturer: Ipi Kärki, artist, N.N. Contents: Introduction to the central literature of
Contents: By means of exercises and lectures this course architectural theory, the principles and the status of
is an introduction to the theory of colours. The aim is to architecture, the concept of architectural quality,
go deeper into colour-form- and space thinking and analyses of the different views on the architectural
perceive both plastic and coloured entities. During the profession. The autumn term studio discusses historical
course a piece of art is studied in space, space is studied texts from the antique to the 19th century; the spring
from several different angles i.e. through tone, term topic is contemporary writings of architecture.
chromatics, own experience and artistic expression. Requirements: Lectures, seminars, exercises and project
Requirements: Lectures and tutored exercises, work. Limited programme for international guest
participation in weekly exercises and critiques. students.
Prerequisites: A-60.1120 and A-60.1121, or A-60.120 Literature: Hanno-Walter Kruft: A History of
Substitutive: Replaces first part of the course A-60.130. Architectural Theory: From Vitruvius to the Present.
Additional information: Only for students at the Princeton University Press 1994. Theorizing a New
Department of Architecture. The course is part of the Agenda for Architecture: An Anthology of Architectural
International Architecture Program entity. Language: Theory 1965-1995 (ed. Kate Nesbitt). Princeton
Finnish, English when needed Architectural Press 1996. Architecture, Theory since
Language: Finnish 1968 (ed. K. Michael Hays). MIT Press 1998.
Substitutive: Replaces the course A-60.330
A-60.1131 Visual Arts 2 spring A (2 cr) Additional information: Language: Finnish, English
III-IV, 0+60 (0+4) when needed. The course is part of the International
Lecturer: Kärki, artist, N.N. Architecture Program entity.
Contents: By means of exercises and lectures this course Language: Finnish
is an introduction to the theory of colours. The aim is to
go deeper into colour-form- and space thinking and A-60.2332 Creative Writing and Architectural
perceive both plastic and coloured entities. During the Criticism P (3 cr)
course a piece of art is studied in space, space is studied
from several different angles i.e. through tone, cromatics, A-60.2340 Architecture 1, studio V A (10 cr)
own experience and artistic expression I-II (Will be lectured during the academic year 2008-
Requirements: Lectures, excursions and exercises. 2009)
Literature: Announced separately. Lecturer: Prof Simo Paavilainen or a visiting teacher
Prerequisites: A-60.1120 and A-60.1121, or A-60.120 Contents: Interaction between architecture and other
Substitutive: Replaces second part of the course A- fields of art; mental, artistic and conceptual boundaries of
60.130. architecture; new methods of design.
Additional information: Only for students at the Requirements: Lectures, seminars and critiques; essay.
Department of Architecture. The course is part of the Substitutive: Replaces the course A-60.340
161
Additional information: Only for students at the A-8.1521 Contemporary Finnish Architecture (1 cr)
Department of Architecture. The course is part of the I-II
International Architecture Program entity. Language: Lecturer: Prof. Markku Komonen
Finnish, English when needed. Contents: The lecture series offers, through guest
Language: Finnish lectures by architects, a view on contemporary Finnish
architecture.
A-60.2998 Basics of Architecture, special project (1-10 Requirements: Announced separately.
cr) Substitutive: Replaces the course A-8. 521
Lecturer: Prof. Simo Paavilainen, supervisor, to be Additional information: The course is part of the
agreed upon individually. International Architecture Program entity. The lectures
Contents: An individual study project on the special are organized together with the autumn lecture course A-
aspects of the basics and/or theory of architecture. The 8.1200.
course content and requirements are decided in Language: English
accordance with the student and the project.
Substitutive: Replaces the course A-60.998 A-8.2310 Public Buildings, studio (10 cr)
Additional information: Only for students at the I-II or III-IV, 16+54 (1+4)
Department of Architecture. Language: Finnish, English Lecturer: Prof. Markku Komonen, N.N., architects
when needed. Contents: An advanced design course that examines the
Language: Finnish architectural and technical problems of complex large-
scale public buildings and facilities for public services.
A-60.3320 Philosophy and Method, studio P (3-10 cr) Requirements: Approved design project.
Prerequisites: A-8.1200/A-8.200 or equivalent knowledge
A-60.4600 Research Seminar of the Department of of building design; A-9.2203 is recommended.
Architecture P (4 cr) Substitutive: Replaces the course A-8.310.
(Lectured when necessary) Additional information: Only for students at the
Lecturer: N.N. Department of Architecture. Language: Finnish. Spring
Contents: Discussion and critique session for term studio in English.
postgraduate students at the Department of Architecture. Language: Finnish/Sring term studio in English
Requirements: Seminar paper.
Substitutive: Replaces the course A-60.600 A-8.3315 Public Buildings, advanced special studio (10
Additional information: Language: Finnish, English cr)
when needed
Language: Finnish A-8.3320 Architecture III, design competition (1-10 cr)
A-60.4610 Research Basics in Architecture and A-8.3998 Public Buildings, special project (1-10 cr)
Landscape Architecture P (3 cr)
A-8.4600 Postgraduate Seminar on Public Buildings
A-8.1200 Public Buildings 1 (10 cr) (2-10 cr)
I-IV (lectures), I-II or III-IV (design project) 27+81 (2+6)
Lecturer: Prof. Markku Komonen, Saija Hollmen, N.N., A-9.1112 Building Technology 1, basic course (9 cr)
architects
Contents: The aim of this design course is to provide the A-9.1115 Building Technology 2, basic course (9 cr)
students with basic knowledge of design processes,
requirements, utility, scaling and the recent architectural A-9.1127 Physics and Mechanics of Structures (3 cr)
development in public building.
Requirements: Lectures, examination and approved A-9.1137 An Architect’s Material Technology (3 cr)
design project. The course consists of a year-long lecture
period for degree students. The autumn lecture series A-9.1151 IT 1 Introduction to Architectural IT (1 cr)
will be held in English, the spring lecture series (only for I-II
degree students) will be held in Finnish. The exercise Lecturer: N.N.
project will be accomplished as a term-long design Contents: Introduction of the basic elements, concepts
project either during the autumn or spring term. The and methods of architectural computing. TKK networks,
exercise part of the course is part of the International architects tools for communication, writing, calculation,
Architecture Program entity, drawing and modelling (CAD).
Literature: See the Departments own Study Guide. Requirements: Lectures, approved exercises.
Substitutive: Replaces the course A-8.200 Additional information: The course is part of the
Additional information: Only for students at the International Architecture Program entity.
Department of Architecture. Language: Finnish. English Language: English
when needed.
Language: Finnish A-9.1152 IT 1 The Computer as the Architects Tool 1
(2 cr)
162
A-9.2251 Special Aspects in Structural Design P (5 cr) MA-94.1136 Hydrology and Climatology (3 cr)
MA-94.1230 Open Space Planning (6 cr) MA-94.2400 Readings in Landscape Architecture (4-6
cr)
MA-94.1240 History of Cultural Landscape (3 cr)
MA-94.2990 Landscape Planning, special project (1-15
MA-94.1250 Laws and Administration in Landscape cr)
Planning and Management (2 cr)
MA-94.2992 Landscape Design, special project (1-15
MA-94.1251 Landscape Management (3 cr) cr)
MA-94.1252 Landscape and Land Use (7 cr) MA-94.2994 Landscape Management, special project
(1-15 cr)
MA-94.2144 Project Management in Landscape
Architecture (6-9 cr) MA-94.3142 Design of Special Environments, studio
(9-12 cr)
MA-94.2244 History of Landscape Architecture in
Finland (4-6 cr) MA-94.3143 Architecture and Landscape, studio (9-12
I-II (Alternate years, next time in the fall 2009) cr)
Lecturer: Eeva Ruoff, Ph.D.
Contents: The history of landscape architecture and MA-94.3145 Advanced Course in Landscape Design,
horticulture in Finland from the late Middle Ages to the studio (9-12 cr)
1960’s; general background, ideological traits, ideals,
styles and literature. MA-94.3310 Landscape of Production, studio P (9-12
Requirements: Lectures, exam and excursions. cr)
Substitutive: Replaces the course MA-94.244 History of
Landscape Architecture in Finland (2 ocr). MA-94.3312 Environmental Impact Assessment, studio
Additional information: Language: Finnish, English P (9-12 cr)
when needed. The course is a part of the International
Architecture Program. MA-94.3340 Theory of Landscape Architecture, studio
Language: Finnish P (9-12 cr)
MA-94.2324 Streets and Squares, studio (9-12 cr) MA-94.3342 Conservation of Parks and Gardens,
studio L (9-12 cr)
MA-94.2346 Plants in Cultural Landscape and Old
Gardens (3 cr) MA-94.3344 Cultural Landscape Management, studio
P (9-12 cr)
MA-94.2348 Field Research - Parks and Gardens,
studio (3 cr) MA-94.4601 Postgraduate Seminar on Landscape
Planning and Management P (3-15 cr)
MA-94.2392 Landscape Design, course with varying Lecturer: Prof. Maija Rautamäki
content (3-6 cr) Substitutive: Replaces the course MA-94.4600
I-II Additional information: Language: Finnish, English
Lecturer: Eeva Ruoff, Ph.D when needed
Contents: Course with an annually changing topic with Language: Finnish
the objective to discuss current and interesting issues of
landscape design. MA-94.4602 Postgraduate Seminar on Landscape
Substitutive: Replaces the course MA-94.392 Landscape Design and Construction P (3-15 cr)
Design, course with varying content (2-4 ocr).
Contents: A general view of basic ideas and applications are included in the examination results.
of thermodynamic analysis. Results are applied to finding Literature: Markku Lampinen ja Ari Seppälä:
out thermal- and physico-chemical properties of Kemiallinen termodynamiikka energiatekniikassa.
materials and to analysing the performance Lecture note. Lab. of appl. thermodynamics.
characteristics of the most important thermal- and flow Prerequisites: Ene-39.2001 or equivalent.
machines, amongst other things. Fundamentals of heat Additional information: The course can be completed
transfer. also in English with individual arrangements.
Requirements: Written examination, supporting Language: Finnish.
literature is allowed in part of the examination. The
points obtained from the exercises are included into the Ene-39.3010 Thermal Power Cycles (3 cr)
examination results. 20+30 (2+3) I-II
Literature: Markku Lampinen: Termodynamiikan Lecturer: Ralf Wikstén, specialist teacher
perusteet, Otatieto 582. Lecture notes. Contents: Introduction to theory of the thermal power
Prerequisites: First year studies. cycles. Stream-, gas turbine- and combined power plants.
Additional information: The course can be completed Refrigerators and heat pumps.
also in English with individual arrangements. Requirements: Written examination, supporting
Language: Finnish. literature is allowed but solved problems are not. Points
obtained from the exercises are included in the
Ene-39.2007 Exercises in Thermodynamics (2 cr) examination results.
0+0 I-IV Literature: Wikstén, R.: Lämpövoimaprosessit, Otatieto
Lecturer: Prof Markku Lampinen 572.
Contents: Several exercises related to the applied Prerequisites: Ene-39.2001.
thermodynamics. Alternatively, the course can be passed Additional information: The course can be completed
by doing a single, more extensive exercise. also in English with individual arrangements.
Requirements: Accepted exercise. Language: Finnish.
Evaluation: Pass/fail.
Prerequisites: Recommended Ene-39.2001 or Ene-39.3014 Flow Machines (5 cr)
corresponding. 24+36 (2+3) III-IV
Additional information: The course can be completed Lecturer: Ralf Wikstén, specialist teacher
also in English. Contents: Introduction to thermodynamics and flow
Language: Finnish. mechanics of flow machines, such as air motors, nozzles,
steam- and gas turbines, compressors, internal
Ene-39.3003 Technical Thermodynamics (3 cr) combustion engines, pumps, fans, wind- and water
20+20 (2+2) III-IV turbines.
Lecturer: Prof Markku Lampinen, Ralf Wikstén, Requirements: Written examination, supporting
specialist teacher and Mamdouh El Haj Assad, Docent literature is allowed but solved problems are not. Points
Contents: Thermodynamics of humid air. Gas flows in obtained from the exercises are included in the
nozzles. Exergy and application of exergyanalysis on examination results. Obligatory laboratory measurements
processes in energy technology. Thermodynamic analysis of compressor characteristics and analysis and reporting
of non-stationary processes. Absoorption chillers and heat of the results.
pumps. Literature: Wikstén, R.: Virtauskoneet, Lab. of appl.
Requirements: Written examination, supporting thermodynamics, Report 139, lecture notes.
literature is allowed but solved problems are not. Prerequisites: Ene-39.2001
Literature: Opetusmonisteet. Additional information: The course can be completed
Prerequisites: Ene-39.2001 or equivalent. also in English with individual arrangements.
Additional information: The course can be completed Language: Finnish.
also in English with individual arrangements.
Language: Finnish. Ene-39.3021 Heat Transfer (4 cr)
26+39 (2+3) I-II
Ene-39.3004 Chemical Thermodynamics P (6 cr) Lecturer: Prof. Markku Lampinen
30+30 (2+2) III-IV Contents: Different forms of heat transfer, conduction,
Lecturer: Prof Markku Lampinen convection, condensation, boiling and radiation and
Contents: State diagrams and chemical tables. their application to examples such as the calculation of
Combustion, kinetics and emissions of combustion and thermal insulation or heat exchangers are studied. The
gasification of solid fuels. Electrochemical processes, fuel course includes a laboratory demonstration of measuring
cells and electric batteries. Solutions, multi-phase the performance characteristics of a heat exchanger.
systems and corrosion. Calculating thermodynamic states Requirements: Written examination, supporting
of equilibrium for chemical systems using a computer literature is allowed but solved problems are not. Points
program. obtained from the exercises are included in the
Requirements: Written examination, supporting examination results.
literature is allowed. Points obtained from the exercises Literature: Markku Lampinen, Lämmönsiirto-oppi, Lab.
165
Ene-39.4052 Postgraduate Seminar on Heat and Fluid Ene-47.4112 Power Generation from Biomass IIb (3
Flow P (2-5 cr) cr)
III-IV
Lecturer: Prof Markku Lampinen and visiting lecturers. Ene-47.4113 Measurements in Power Plants (3 cr)
Contents: Course is arranged on alternating and current
subjects depending on resources and interest. Ene-47.4114 Waste to Energy (3 cr)
Requirements: Making a presentation on own research 18+8 III-IV (Even years)
field and listening to presentations of others. Lecturer: Loay Saeed, D.Sc. (Tech.)
Language: English. Contents: Definition of waste, option for waste treatment
and recycling, incineration, landfill, waste to energy
Ene-39.4053 Postgraduate Seminar on Energy processes: pyrolysis, gasification, combustion processes,
Technology P (2-5 cr) other treatment technologies: composting and anaerobic
III-IV digestion.
Lecturer: Prof Markku Lampinen Requirements: Examination and excursion.
Contents: This seminar is aimed at training researchers Literature: Material handed out at the course.
in making presentations. The seminar also acts as a Language: English.
discussion forum on current matters.
Requirements: Making a presentation on own research Ene-47.4150 Project in New Energy Technologies (5-7
field and listening to presentations of others. cr)
Language: English.
Ene-47.4151 Individual Assignment in Environment
Ene-39.4054 Use of Computational Fluid Dynamics P Friendly Energy Processes (5 cr)
167
Ene-47.5130 Process Integration, Simulation and Ene-58.5152 Postgraduate Seminar in HVAC P (4-8
Optimization P (3 cr) cr)
Lecturer: Prof. Kai Sirén
Ene-47.5131 Life-Cycle Assessment and Contents: The subject of the course changes each time.
Environmental Auditing P (3 cr) Objective: The objective of the course is to get familiar
with the selected theme of the course, shear existing
Ene-47.5140 Wind Energy P (5 cr) knowledge and experience of the participants, and
increase the ability in using scientific methodologies and
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Ene-58.5175 Special Course in HVAC Technology P Ene-59.4210 Special Course in Energy Economics P (5
(4-10 cr) cr)
Lecturer: Prof Kai Sirén
Contents: Laboratory or design exercise for postgraduate Ene-59.4220 Practical Study Assignment in Energy
students. Contents and scope will be agreed with the Economics P (10 cr)
teacher.
Objective: The aim of the course is to make the student Ene-59.5192 Special Exercise in Industrial Energy
familiar with the research methods of the HVAC Engineering P (6 cr)
technology by way of solving an actual problem. 6+50 II-IV (period)
Requirements: To be discussed with the teacher. Lecturer: Prof Pekka Ahtila
Literature: To be announced at the course. Contents: Individually selected special exercise.
Prerequisites: MSc majoring in HVAC-technology or Requirements: Special exercise and presentation in
corresponding knowledge. seminar.
Substitutive: Replaces the course Ene-58.175. Literature: To be announced separately.
Additional information: The course can be completed Prerequisites: Ene-59.4101 (at least during the same
also in English with individual arrangements. year).
Language: Finnish. Substitutive: Replaces the course Ene-59.092.
Additional information: The course can be completed
Ene-58.5181 Theoretical Modelling of HVAC Systems also in English with individual arrangements.
P (6 cr) Language: Finnish.
Lecturer: D.Sc. (Tech.) Ossi Kaario and visiting 10+50 (period) I-IV
Professors. Lecturer: Prof Pekka Pirilä
Contents: 3d modelling of in-cylinder phenomena: flow Contents: Individually selected special exercise. Seminar
field and turbulence, fuel spray, combustion, emissions, of varying content in common with Ene-59.020.
heat transfer. Requirements: Special exercise and seminar
Requirements: Attending lectures, exercises, presentation.
examination. Literature: To be announced separately.
Target group: The course is intended only for post- Additional information: The course can be completed
graduate students. also in English with individual arrangements.
Literature: Stiesch, G.: Modeling Engine Spray and Language: Finnish.
Combustion Processes.
Prerequisites: Good knowledge of internal combustion Kon-0.171 History of Technology and Industry, general
engines and fluid dynamics. (2 ocr)
Additional information: The course can be completed III-IV, Not available in acadenic year 2008-2009.
also in English with individual arrangements. Lecturer: Timo Myllyntaus PhD (responsible),
Language: Finnish. information Prof Kalevi Aaltonen
Contents: Main characteristics of the history of
Kul-14.5300 Advanced Project on Internal technology and industry, with special emphasis on
Combustion Engines P (5 cr) Finland. Contents vary yearly. The course increases in
I-IV the history of technology and industry, informs about the
Lecturer: Prof Martti Larmi and N.N., university lecturer courses that deepen its contents and direct the interest to
Contents: Demanding research study in the field of special areas of interest, and guides to selfaccess studies.
engine technology. The subject will be arranged Requirements: Attendance at lectures and an essay.
individually. Evaluation: pass/fail.
Requirements: Research plan, research report and Literature: Will be notified during the lectures.
presentation of the study. Additional information: English speaking students
Prerequisites: Kul-14.4100 (obligatory, approved), Kul- accepted on course with individual special arrangements,
14.4200 (obligatory, approved) and Kul-14.4400 please contact teacher.
(obligatory, approved). Language: Finnish
Additional information: The course can be completed
also in English with individual arrangements. Kon-0.210 Mechanical Engineering Design in Wind
Language: Finnish. Energy Converters (2 ocr)
Autumn (Alternate years, will not be lectured in 2008-
Kul-14.5400 Post-graduate Seminar on Internal 2009)
Combustion Engine Technology P (5 cr) Lecturer: N.N.
I-IV (Arranged every other academic year, not arranged Contents: The course gives mechanical engineering
2008-2009.) background for wind energy converter design. Static and
Lecturer: Prof Martti Larmi dynamic wind loads on rotor blades, nacelle and tower,
Contents: Seminar, analysis of a doctoral dissertation on wave and ice loads on offshore foundations.
Internal Combustion Engine Technology, writing a Dimensioning of load bearing structures for strength,
scientific research plan. fatigue, and vibrations, manufacturing and installation of
Requirements: Attending the seminar actively, analysis of components. Rotor blade and nacelle turning
a doctoral dissertation on Internal Combustion Engine mechanisms, reduction gear, instrumentation, control
Technology, reports and presentations under the and maintenance.
seminar, international conference lecture. Requirements: Lectures, exercises and examination.
Additional information: The course can be completed Literature: Wind Energy Handbook and additional
also in English with individual arrangements. material.
Language: Finnish. Prerequisites: Ene-47.160.
Additional information: English speaking students
Ene-59.020 Design Exercise and Seminar on Energy accepted on course with individual special arrangements,
Economics (5 ocr) please contact teacher.
Language: Finnish
Ene-59.022 Special Exercise and Seminar on Energy
Economics L (5 ocr)
Kon-15.3157 Research Basics of Production accepted on course with individual special arrangements,
Engineering (7 cr) please contact teacher.
0+120 (0+15) I-II Language: Finnish
Lecturer: Pekka Kyrenius, Lic. Sc. (Tech.) (responsible)
Contents: Measurement & analysis of cutting forces. Kon-15.4126 Production Technology, special topics (3
CAD/CAM exercise, NC & robot programming. cr)
Requirements: NC programming exam, report. 27+27 (periodi) III-IV
Prerequisites: Kon-15.3151. Lecturer: Prof Kalevi Aaltonen
Substitutive: The course replaces the old version Kon- Contents: Content of course varies annually. Special
15.157. knowledge of workshop engineering.
Additional information: English speaking students Requirements: Examination and exercises.
accepted on course with individual special arrangements, Literature: To be announced separately.
please contact teacher. Substitutive: The course replaces the old version Kon-
Language: Finnish 15.126.
Additional information: English speaking students
Kon-15.3342 Machine Tools and Accessories (3 cr) accepted on course with individual special arrangements,
40+0 (4+0) I-II please contact teacher.
Lecturer: Prof Esko Niemi Language: Finnish
Contents: Basic theory of cutting, structure of machine
tools, features and effectiveness. Current trends. Kon-15.4158 Industry Project (5 cr)
Requirements: Examination. 0+90 (period) III-IV
Literature: To be announced separately. Lecturer: Pekka Kyrenius, Lic. Sc. (Tech.) (responsible)
Substitutive: The course replaces the old versions Kon- Contents: Industry Project including a case study and
15.142, Kon-15.3142 and Kon-15.3242. literature research.
Additional information: English speaking students Prerequisites: Kon-15.3157.
accepted on course with individual special arrangements, Substitutive: The course replaces the old version Kon-
please contact teacher. 15.158.
Language: Finnish. Additional information: English speaking students
accepted on course with individual special arrangements,
Kon-15.4115 Manufacturing Processes and please contact teacher.
Methodology (3 cr) Language: Finnish
26+0 (periodi) IV
Lecturer: Prof Esko Niemi Kon-15.4159 Design for Manufacturing and Product
Contents: Technology industry in Finland, current Design (6 cr)
trends. Production economics: theory of production, 0+158 (period) I-IV
economies of scale. Manufacturing strategy, vertical Lecturer: Pekka Kyrenius, Lic. Sc. (Tech.) (responsible)
integration. Machine tool investments and maintenance, Contents: Product design, Design for Manufacturing,
process planning, assembly, set-ups. Process selection. Production planning. Selection of tools and tool setting.
Manufacturing management. Prerequisites: Kon-15.3342.
Literature: To be announced separately. Substitutive: The course replaces the old version Kon-
Substitutive: The course replaces the old versions Kon- 15.159.
15.115, Kon-15.3115 and Kon-15.3215. Additional information: English speaking students
Additional information: English speaking students accepted on course with individual special arrangements,
accepted on course with individual special arrangements, please contact teacher.
please contact teacher. Language: Finnish
Language: Finnish
Kon-15.4193 SME Subcontractor Networks in
Kon-15.4119 Production Automation (3 cr) Technology Industries (4 cr)
27+27 (2+2) I-II
Lecturer: Prof Kalevi Aaltonen Kon-15.4196 Master’s Thesis Seminar (1 cr)
Contents: Applications and realization of production I-IV (period)
automation in workshop. Flexible production Lecturer: prof. Kalevi Aaltonen
automation systems: manipulators, robots, CAD/CAM, Contents: Recent M.Sc thesis presentation seminar.
storage automation and CIM. Requirements: Compulsory attendance and active
Requirements: Examination, exercise. participation.
Literature: Groover, M.P.: Automation, production Substitutive: Replaces together wiith Kon-15.4197 the
system, and computer integrated manufacturing. courses Kon-15.4191 and Kon-15.4192.
Prentice-Hall, Englewood Cliffs NJ, 1987, 808 p. Additional information: English speaking students
Substitutive: The course replaces the old version Kon- accepted on course with individual special arrangements,
15.119. please contact teacher.
Additional information: English speaking students Language: Finnish
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studies.
Kon-15.4197 Factory Project (7 cr) Substitutive: The course replaces the old version Kon-
27+50 (2+4) I-II 15.150.
Lecturer: prof. Kalevi Aaltonen, DI Juha Huuki and DI Additional information: English speaking students
Jarkko Luokkala accepted on course with individual special arrangements,
Contents: Productional investment methods, investment please contact teacher.
calculation, financing options and industrial investment Language: Finnish
projects and maintenance and service.
Evaluation: Examination, seminar presentation and final Kon-16.4001 Basics of Mechanisms (5 cr)
report
Substitutive: Replaces together with Kon-15.4196 the Kon-16.4011 Simulation of Multibody Dynamics (5 cr)
courses Kon-15.4191 and Kon-15.4192
Additional information: English speaking students Kon-16.4051 Basics Course in Vehicle Engineering (4
accepted on course with individual special arrangements, cr)
please contact teacher.
Language: Finnish Kon-16.4061 Vehicle Dynamics (4 cr)
Kon-41.5217 Postgraduate Seminar on CAE P (5 cr) Kon-41.5220 Postgraduate Seminar on Fluid Power P
III-IV (Lectured when required.) (5 cr)
Lecturer: Petri Makkonen, teaching research scientist 0+12 I-II, III-IV
Contents: The topic of the seminar varies from year to Lecturer: Prof Matti Pietola
year Contents: A postgraduate seminar on varying subjects
Requirements: Active participation in the seminars, within the field of fluid power.
preparation of a state-of-the-art report, a presentation Requirements: Active participation in seminars and
based on it and acting as an opponent. presentations on given subjects. No examination.
Literature: To be defined. Literature: Will be announced at the beginning of the
Prerequisites: Good understanding of CAE is required. course.
Substitutive: The course replaces the old version Kon- Prerequisites: M.Sc. degree and a good basic knowledge
41.217 Postgraduate Seminar on CAE (3 ocr) P. of fluid power.
Additional information: English speaking students Substitutive: The course replaces the old version Kon-
accepted on course with individual special arrangements, 41.220 Postgraduate Seminar on Fluid Power (4 ocr) P
please contact teacher. V.
Language: Finnish Additional information: Course participation requires
skills in Finnish, no teaching/material available in
Kon-41.5218 PaperHiTech Seminars P (5-20 cr) English.
I-IV (Scope and timing upon personal agreement) Language: Finnish
Lecturer: prof. Petri Kuosmanen
Contents: The seminars give a comprehensive view of Kon-41.5221 Postgraduate Seminar on Fluid Power,
pulp and paper manufacturing and the machines and exercises P (5 cr)
systems used in the processes. The objective is to 0+12 I-II, III-IV
strengthen cross-technical skills by diversified treatment Lecturer: Prof Matti Pietola
of newest technologies and research results. The Contents: An exercise task on a varying subject discussed
seminars give a comprehensive view of the theory and with the lecturer.
practice of the branch. The requirements of postgraduate Requirements: An exercise task.
minor studies are fulfilled, if the course is completed Prerequisites: Kon-41.220 or Kon-41.5220.
with a scope of 20 credit points (incl. seminars and Substitutive: The course replaces the old version Kon-
exercises). The course’s applicability to students own 41.221 Postgraduate Seminar on Fluid Power, exercises
postgraduate programme must be agreed with the (3-4 ocr) P V.
supervising professor. The course is performed as Additional information: Course participation requires
cooperation between HUT, TUT, LUT, University of skills in Finnish, no teaching/material available in
Oulu and Åbo Akademi. The start of the next course will English.
be notified separately. Language: Finnish
Additional information: English speaking students
accepted on course with individual special arrangements, Kon-41.5230 Postgraduate Seminar on Paper
please contact teacher. Machinery P (5 cr)
Language: Finnish 26+0 I-II
Lecturer: Prof Petri Kuosmanen
Kon-41.5219 Research Scientist Advanced Course P Contents: The theme of the seminar varies. The seminar
(15 cr) treats the machines and maintenance and upkeep of
I-IV (individual timing) paper manufacturing line, and the related new
Lecturer: Ma. prof. Jari Juhanko techniques.
Contents: Basic principles in scientific research work and Requirements: Active participation in the seminars,
good scientific practice; practical research work; preparation of a state-of-the-art report, a presentation
principal research methods in machine design; based on it and acting as an opponent. The start of the
administration of research projects; essential funding next course will be notified separately.
instruments; conference practice and presentation of Literature: Notified in the beginning of the seminar.
scientific research results; international research contacts; Prerequisites: M.Sc. degree and a good basic knowledge
peer review practice; younger colleague mentoring. of paper machine technology.
Prerequisites: M.Sc. degree or eligibility for postgraduate Substitutive: The course replaces the old version Kon-
studies. 41.230 Postgraduate Seminar on Fluid Paper Machinery
Substitutive: The course replaces the old version Kon- (3 ocr) P.
41.219 Research Scientist Advanced Course (10 ocr) P Additional information: English speaking students
V. accepted on course with individual special arrangements,
Additional information: Course participation requires please contact teacher.
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Language: Finnish
Kon-67.3401 Engineering Materials under Stress and
Kon-67.3100 Materials Science in Mechanical Environmental Influence (5 cr)
Engineering (6 cr) 24+16 (2+2) I-II
24+16 (2+2) I-II Lecturer: Prof Hannu Hänninen
Lecturer: Prof Hannu Hänninen Contents: Behaviour of engineering materials under
Contents: Introduction to materials science. Most stress and environmental influence. The basic
important materials in mechanical engineering. Factors mechanisms of plastic deformation, fracture, fatigue and
which influence in materials selection. creep. Materials testing techniques.
Requirements: Exercises and examination. Requirements: Examination, seminars and seminar
Literature: Callister, W.D.: Materials Science and works.
Engineering - an Introduction. Literature: Hertzberg, R.W.: Deformation and Fracture
Prerequisites: Kon-41.2008 or equal knowledge. Mechanics of Engineering Materials.
Additional information: English speaking students Prerequisites: Kon-67.3100 and Kon-67.3110.
accepted on course with individual special arrangements, Additional information: English speaking students
please contact teacher. accepted on course with individual special arrangements,
Language: Finnish please contact teacher.
Language: Finnish
Kon-67.3101 Physical Metallurgy of Light and Colour
Metals (3 cr) Kon-67.4101 Laboratory Exercises in Material Science
24+0 (2+0) III-IV (5 cr)
Lecturer: Risto Ilola, D. Sc. (Tech.) 16+117 I-III
Contents: Metallurgy, manufacturing and applications of Lecturer: Risto Ilola, D. Sc. (Tech.)
the light and colour metals. Contents: Learning to use metallographic techniques.
Requirements: Examination. Deepening of the students metallurgical knowledge by
Literature: Will be given in lectures. means of analysing and reporting results of own
Prerequisites: Kon-67.3100. measurements.
Additional information: English speaking students Requirements: Approved reports on exercises.
accepted on course with individual special arrangements, Literature: Will be given in lectures.
please contact teacher. Prerequisites: Studies of Engineering Materials level 2.
Language: Finnish Additional information: English speaking students
accepted on course with individual special arrangements,
Kon-67.3110 Structure and Properties of Steels (4 cr) please contact teacher.
24+14 (2+2) III-IV Language: Finnish
Lecturer: Prof Hannu Hänninen
Contents: Introduction to different steels, their properties Kon-67.4120 Selection of Engineering Materials (5 cr)
and the effect composition and heat trreatments. Most 24+0 (2+0) III-IV
important steels in mechanical engineering and their Lecturer: Prof Hannu Hänninen
usage. Contents: Introduction to materials selection. Use of
Requirements: Examination and attendance to exercises. different engineering materials knowledge bases.
Literature: Will be given in lectures. Differents selection criteria and the systematics of
Prerequisites: Kon-67.3100. selection methods. Use product life-cycle assessment and
Additional information: English speaking students cost analysis on material selection.
accepted on course with individual special arrangements, Requirements: Examination + seminar work.
please contact teacher. Literature: Ashby, M. F.: Materials Selection in
Language: Finnish Mechanical Design.
Prerequisites: Kon-67.3100.
Kon-67.3301 Non-Destructive Testing (5 cr) Additional information: English speaking students
24+20 (2+4) I-II accepted on course with individual special arrangements,
Lecturer: Juha Toivonen, M.Sc. (Tech.) please contact teacher.
Contents: An introduction to different NDT -techniques, Language: Finnish
particle ultrasonics, radiography, luquid penetrant,
magnetic flux, eddy current. Also, basics of visual Kon-67.4200 Welding Technology (6 cr)
inspections, acoustic emission, infrared radiation etc. 36+0 (3+0) I-II
Requirements: Examination + exercises. Lecturer: Martti Vilpas, D.Sc. (Tech.)
Literature: Lecture notes. Contents: Introduction to common welding processes,
Prerequisites: Kon-41.2008 or equal knowledge. weldability, weldable metals and their use.
Additional information: English speaking students Requirements: Examination.
accepted on course with individual special arrangements, Literature: Suomen hitsaustekniikan yhdistys. Hitsauksen
please contact teacher. materiaalioppi. Rautaruukki. Hitsaajan opas.
Language: Finnish Additional information: English speaking students
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Department of Surveying
GMA.kand Bachelor’s Thesis and Seminar (10 cr) D.J., Rhind, D.W. (2005) Geographic Information
Systems and Science, 2nd ed. John Wiley. (partly). Other
KTA.kand Bachelor’s Thesis and Seminar (10 cr) material TBA in Noppa.
Prerequisites: T-106.1206, Yhd-0.1100.
Maa-0.1000 Surveying as a profession and a branch of Web page: https://noppa.tkk.fi/noppa/kurssi/Maa-
science (1 cr) 123.1120
Language: Finnish. The course can be made in English.
Maa-0.3000 Methodology of Surveying Science (1-5 cr)
Maa-123.1310 Theories and Techniques of
Maa-123.1110 Introduction to Cartography and Geoinformatics (7 cr)
Geoinformatics (3 cr) III (Exercises period IV)
IV Lecturer: Paula Ahonen-Rainio, lecturer
Lecturer: Paula Ahonen-Rainio, lecturer Contents: Principles of spatial modelling and spatial
Contents: The course introduces the modelling of spatial analysis. Basic data structures for spatial data.
features, methods of georefernecing, essential geographic Introduction to geographic data management and
data resources, and the components of geographic management of a geographic information system.
information systems (GIS). Examples of spatial analyses Specification of geographic datasets, quality models of
and basic algorithms are given. In addition, the course geographic data and quality evaluation. Visualisation of
introduces the concept of map and its principle geographic data on maps. Concepts of spatial data
elements, and gives an overview of map design and infrastructures and issues of data policy. Exercises consist
mapping processes. It also introduces and gives an of working with different GIS software products, study of
overview of application fields of GIS. Exercises consist of geographic data resources, and field evaluation of data
working with maps and a GIS software and of studying quality.
applications of geoinformatics. Requirements: Exercises and exam.
Requirements: Exercises and exam. Evaluation: The grade of the course is composed 2/3 of
Evaluation: The grade of the course is the grade of the the exam grade and 1/3 of the graded exercises.
exam (1-5). Exercises are graded as passed/failed; all the Literature: Longley, P.A., Goodchild, M.F., Maguire,
exercises have to be passed. D.J., Rhind, D.W. (2005) Geographic Information
Literature: Longley, P.A., Goodchild, M.F., Maguire, Systems and Science, 2nd ed. John Wiley. (partly). Other
D.J., Rhind, D.W. (2005) Geographic Information material TBA in Noppa.
Systems and Science, 2nd ed. John Wiley. (partly). Other Prerequisites: Maa-123.1110 (or Maa-123.1120) and T-
material TBA in Noppa. 106.1223.
Web page: https://noppa.tkk.fi/noppa/kurssi/Maa- Web page: https://noppa.tkk.fi/noppa/kurssi/Maa-
123.1110 123.1310
Language: Finnish. The course can be made in English. Language: English
Maa-20.3380 European Challenge (5-10 cr) Maa-20.3382 Expropriation and Road Surveys I (5 cr)
III(Two weeks in January)
Lecturer: Nick Nunnington Maa-20.3383 Expropriation and Road Surveys II (4 cr)
Contents: The European Real Estate Challenge is
primarily an educational project for students of real estate Maa-20.3385 Corporate Real Estate (7 cr)
designed to provide a realistic pan-European project and
promote collaboration between students, academics and Maa-20.3386 Facility Management P (6 cr)
professionals. The project provides action learning and
reflects both the globalisation of real estate and the Maa-20.3387 Seminars in Real Estate P (5-10 cr)
growth in corporate real estate consulting. The project I-II, III-IV
also promotes multidisciplinary team working. Lecturer: Prof. Kauko Viitanen, Teaching Research
Objective: Objectives and learning outcomes for students Scientist Ari Hiltunen, and Teaching Research Scientist
participating in the Challenge include the following: To Anna-Liisa Lindholm
be more capable of effective and efficient team work and Contents: The course supports the writing of the Master’s
develop intercultural communication skills by working in Thesis. The seminar papers written by the students will
multi-national teams; Through action-centred learning be used to develop the Master’s thesis. The subject of the
be capable of substantially integrating their learning from seminar work is nearly the same as the subject of the
other modules; To define, identify and appraise the key Master’s thesis. Students are assumed to present their
issues in a given project situation and develop seminar works and to act as opponents to each other.
appropriate criteria for action (a check-list orientation); Every student will have a supervisor and an instructor.
Demonstrate skills in liaison and co-ordination with Prerequisites: Prerequisites (courses organised by
other Challenge students; practitioners, and tutors; Hanken): Introduction to Real Estate, Real Estate Invest-
Undertake learning more independently and effectively, ments (I), Research methods for Real Estate, Urban
both as an individual and a member of a team; Analyse, Economics for Real Estate, Real Estate Fi-nance I, Real
prioritise and synthesise technical information; Write Estate Portfolio Management Prerequisites (courses
professional executive summary reports more organised by Helsinki University of Technology): Maa-
competently and make more effective presentations; 20.3341, Maa-20.3365, Maa-20.4630
Demonstrate better understanding of corporate client Web page: https://noppa.tkk.fi/noppa/kurssi/Maa-20.3387
requirements and be able to take and interpret clients’ Additional information: The course is part of the Master’s
requirements to formulate a strategic clients’ brief; Be Degree Programme in Real Estate Investment and
able to more effectively investigate and analyse Finance.
professional and academic issues relating to corporate Language: English
property and relocation; Be able to contribute to inter-
disciplinary debate and research in the area of corporate Maa-20.3388 Real Estate Business, advanced studies (5
real estate and contribute to a dataset using a collective cr)
research instrument; Have further developed their skills
of self-criticism and self-reliance as a learner. Maa-20.3389 Seminar on Real Estate Management P
Requirements: Pre-challenge work, participating in the (5 cr)
actual challence 2 weeks abroad.
Target group: The course belongs to the masters Maa-20.3390 Seminar on Real Estate Management P
programme in real estate economics. (5 cr)
Prerequisites: Maa-20.3338 or Maa-20.3341 and Maa- III-IV
20.3365 Contents: Issues in real estate and facilities management
Web page: https://noppa.tkk.fi/noppa/kurssi/Maa- are treaded at the seminar based on foreign and Finnish
20.3380/ literature and particular cases. Mandatory attendance in
Additional information: The project is funded by EC. 80 % of the seminar sessions.
The funding is provided for 6 TKK students per year. Requirements: Seminar presentation, opponing and
The submission to the course is on September 2008. participation
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Target group: The course belongs to the masters Requirements: Lectures, seminar presentation,
programme in real estate economics. examination.
Substitutive: Replaces the course Maa-20.369 Literature: Announced at the lectures.
kiinteistöjohtamisen seminaari (3 ov). Alternative for the Prerequisites: Basics of Real Estate and Urban
course Maa-20.33xx kiinteistöjohtamisen seminaari (5 Economics
op). Web page: https://noppa.tkk.fi/noppa/kurssi/Maa-20.4630
Web page: https://noppa.tkk.fi/noppa/kurssi/Maa- Language: English
20.3390/
Additional information: English is recommended Maa-20.4640 Scientific Writing P (2 cr)
language for the seminar, but Finnish students can do Autumn and Spring
their seminar work in Finnish as well. Lecturer: Kathleen Moore
Language: English Contents: The purpose of the course on scientific writing
and publishing is to improve academic/scientific writing
Maa-20.3391 Real Estate Management, special topics skills in English. The course also gives the students
P (5 cr) knowledge on how to learn a revision process to improve
Autumn-Spring (Periods II-III) the writ-ing and to receive feedback on the written text.
Lecturer: PhD Suvi Nenonen The course also discusses the topics concerning
Contents: Varying topics. The theme for the year 2008- publishing in international journals. The process of
2009 is Workplace management. writing a journal article is went through. During the
Target group: The course belongs to the to the masters course students will learn how to write a good journal
programme in real estate economics. article and what it needs to get published in the best
Substitutive: The alternative course for this is Maa- journals. The course has an assignment in which the
20.3378 Kiinteistöjohtamisen vaihtuva opintojakso (4cr). students write an article for a scientific journal during the
Subsitutes course Maa-20.3379 Real Estate course.
Management, special topics (4 cr). Requirements: Workshops attendance & exercise
Web page: https://noppa.tkk.fi/noppa/kurssi/Maa- Evaluation: Passed/failed
20.3391/ Web page: https://noppa.tkk.fi/noppa/kurssi/Maa-20.4640
Language: English Language: English
Maa-20.3392 Special Topics in Real Estate Economics Maa-20.4650 Research Methodology P (8 cr)
P (5 cr) Autumn and Spring
Lecturer: Lecturer N.N.
Maa-20.4620 Postgraduate Education in Real Estate Contents: The course consists of three parts: Research
and Facilities Management P (1-10 cr) Methodology I, Methodology workshops and Research
I-IV (Autumn and Spring) Methodology II The course gives insight for the student
Lecturer: Prof. Kauko Viitanen and Prof. Arvo Vitikainen on how to design a good research problem to produce
Contents: Postgraduate studies. Main objective is to scientific know-ledge, how the research process should
develop real estate branch postgraduate education be started and how a good research plan is written. The
together with other universities. Topical issues in real ingredients of a successful dissertation will also be
estate branch. Seminars, researcher meetings, covered as well as aspects on how to follow the progress
presentations. the research process will be covered as well as the main
Requirements: Seminars and meetings. methods of research with the pros and cons will be
Substitutive: Replaces the course Maa-20.620 introduced. The course gives the students the
Postgraduate Education in Real Estate and Facilities prerequisites for doing research and writing a good
Management (1-10 ocr). research plan.Methodology workshops The purpose for
Web page: https://noppa.tkk.fi/noppa/kurssi/Maa-20.4620 the workshops is to provide for the student information
Language: Finnish or English on different research methods and to what kind of data
they should anb can be applied to. The workshops will
Maa-20.4630 Real Estate Development P (4 cr) be divided to quantitative and qualita-tive research
Spring (Period III) methodologies. The purpose is to deepen the students’
Lecturer: Barbara Havel understanding of the research method they are about to
Contents: Models of development process. Development apply. The workshops introduce the students with
valuation - Residual method. Risk and uncertainty in international and Finnish specialists on the research
development. Different methods of developing building methodologies. The specialists speak about different
land in Europe. Institutional environment. Connection methods and also students present their choice of
between planning and plan implementation. The method for their research and reasons why the certain
incidence of costs and gains in different types of land method has been chosen. The presentations will be
development process. Land value capture and critically evaluated by a board of senior researchers, who
compensation. Land policy tools, e.g. compulsory also will give tips and comments on the presentations and
purchase, urban land readjustment. Development the methods selected. The workshops will be organized
control systems and property rights. in a two-day form.
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Maa-29.3338 Environmental Law, special topics (2-6 Maa-29.3364 Legislations on Patents P (3 cr)
cr)
Maa-29.3366 Intellectual Property Law, special topics
Maa-29.3341 International Environmental Law P (4 (2-6 cr)
cr)
Spring (Periods III-IV) Maa-29.3372 Labour Law P (3 cr)
Lecturer: Prof Ari Ekroos
Contents: To get acquainted with the main sources, Maa-29.3376 Economic Law, special topics (2-6 cr)
principles and parts of international environmental law.
Requirements: Examination. Maa-29.3381 Jurisprudence P (3-12 cr)
Literature: Announced in Noppa. Autumn and Spring (Periods I-IV)
Prerequisites: Maa-29.1330 (recommended) Lecturer: Prof Ari Ekroos
Web page: https://noppa.tkk.fi/noppa/kurssi/Maa-29.3341 Contents: To get acquainted with a sector of law more
Language: Finnish (lectures) and English specifically. Contents depend on the agreed literature.
Requirements: Examination.
Maa-29.3342 EU Environmental Law P (4 cr) Literature: Announced in Noppa.
Spring (Period III) Web page: https://noppa.tkk.fi/noppa/kurssi/Maa-29.3381
Lecturer: Prof Ari Ekroos Language: Finnish, English.
Contents: To get acquainted with the legislation and
principles of EU environmental law. Maa-29.3382 Law, special assignment P (5-12 cr)
Requirements: Examination. Lecturer: Prof Ari Ekroos
Literature: Announced in Noppa. Contents: Written assignment on a legal issue, topic
Prerequisites: Maa-29.3345 (recommended) agreed with the professor. About 10-40 pages, depending
Web page: https://noppa.tkk.fi/noppa/kurssi/Maa-29.3342 on topic.
Language: Finnish (lectures) and English Requirements: Written assignment.
Web page: https://noppa.tkk.fi/noppa/kurssi/Maa-29.3382
Maa-29.3345 Introduction to the EU Law (3 cr) Language: Finnish, English
Autumn (Period II)
Lecturer: Erja Werdi, lecturer Maa-29.3383 Seminar on Economic and
Contents: EU organs, main principles of action, Environmental Law, advanced studies (2-5 cr)
jurisdiction, decision types and procedures, relations Autumn / Spring
between EU and national legislation. Special topics in Lecturer: Prof Ari Ekroos
one sector of EU legislation (changes every year). Contents: Basic skills for legal research and writing as
Requirements: Examination. well as doctrine of legal sources. Intended for students
Literature: Announced in Noppa. who write their special assignment or Master’s thesis.
Prerequisites: Maa-29.1301 (recommended) Requirements: Seminar presentation and participation in
Web page: https://noppa.tkk.fi/noppa/kurssi/Maa-29.3345 the seminar
Language: Finnish (lectures) and English Web page: https://noppa.tkk.fi/noppa/kurssi/Maa-29.3383
Language: Finnish, English.
Maa-29.3352 Law on Contracts P (4 cr)
Autumn (Periods I-II) Maa-29.3385 Environmental Law and Policy - Analysis
Lecturer: Prof Ari Ekroos, lecturer Erja Werdi for Business Opportunities P (2-6 cr)
Contents: To get acquainted with the law of contracts. Lecturer: Prof Ari Ekroos
Requirements: Examination. Contents: National and EU environmental law and
Literature: Announced in Noppa. environmental policy documents from the point of view
Prerequisites: Maa-29.2351 (recommended) of business opportunities and competitive advantage.
Web page: https://noppa.tkk.fi/noppa/kurssi/Maa-29.3352 More information in Noppa.
Additional information: Questions concerning the Requirements: Examination.
course: talousoikeus @ tkk.fi Literature: Announced in Noppa.
Language: Finnish (lectures) and English. Web page: https://noppa.tkk.fi/noppa/kurssi/Maa-29.3385
Language: Finnish and English
Maa-29.3353 Law on International Contracts P (3-6 cr)
Maa-29.4391 Postgraduate Seminar on Law P (2-12 cr)
Maa-29.3355 General Damage Compensation Law (3- Lecturer: Prof Ari Ekroos
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Contents: Postgraduate studies in economic and Objective: Student knows the remote sensing process and
environmental law. operational principles of remote sensing instruments and
Web page: https://noppa.tkk.fi/noppa/kurssi/Maa-29.4391 understand how electromagnetic radiation is used in
Language: Finnish, English. remote sensing and how it interact with different objects.
Requirements: Lectures, exercise and exam.
Maa-57.1010 Fundamentals of Photography, Evaluation: Exam and exercise
Photogrammetry and Remote Sensing P (4 cr) Literature: Lillesand, T.M. & Kiefer, R.W.: Remote
Spring (Period III) Sensing and Image Interpretation, 3rd edition, John
Lecturer: Jussi Heikkinen Doc.Sc. (Tech.), professor Wiley & Sons, Inc., 1994.
Henrik Haggrén Substitutive: Replaces the course Maa-57.235
Contents: In a course one get familiar with the theory of Fundamentals of Microwave Remote Sensing (2 ocr).
electromagnetic radiation model and theory of optics. Web page: https://noppa.tkk.fi/noppa/kurssi/maa-57.1020/
The theory of photography and basics in sensor Additional information: If you want to do course in
technique in order to produce digital images will be English, do contact the lecturer in advance.
sought through (analog and digital). The course also Language: Finnish (lectures)
introduces basics in satellite imaging and arial imaging as
well as close range photogrammetry. Also the approaches Maa-57.1030 Fundamentals of Photogrammetry (3 cr)
of visual interpretation and numerical classification in Spring (Period III)
case of aerial images and satellite images are introduced. Lecturer: prof. Henrik Haggrén and Petri Rönnholm Lic.
In discussion of imaging the principles of geometry and Sc. (Tech.)
imaging devices are looked through (central projection, Contents: In the course, the geometric principles of
orthophoto, scanners etc.). In area of close range photogrammetry are handled. Students get familiar with
photogrammetry the special case of stereoimaging and the useful and fundamental terminology of
photogrammetric 3D measurring method are covered photogrammetry. The course makes students acquainted
(imaging base, precision, quality of measurements, with the basics of photogrammetric mapping processes.
anglyph image). After the course they will understand the relations
Objective: Course provides basic knowledge about between images and how the environment will appear in
photogrammetric measuring proces. After the course them.
student understands the principles of image formation in Objective: After completing the course students are able
photography and in satellite imaging. Additionally the to acquire essential images for various mapping
course provides background for advanced courses in applications and capable in using stereo mapping
photogrammetry and remote sensing. software in image measuring.
Requirements: Lectures+exercise and examination. e.g. Requirements: Obligatory exercises and examination.
aerial image orienteering Literature: K. Kraus: Photogrammetry, Volume 1,
Evaluation: The course will be evaluated in scale 1-5. In Fundamentals and standard processes, Dümmler, Bonn
order to pass the course one must get the exam and 1993; H. Salmenperä: Fotogrammetria, TTKK, Tampere
exercises accepted. 1999. Other literature shall be announced during the
Target group: The course is meant for undergraduate lectures and on the home page of the course.
studies. Recomended time to make the course is at 1. Prerequisites: Maa-57.1010
year. Substitutive: Replaces the course Maa-57.300
Literature: G. Konecny: Geoinformation - Remote Fundamentals of Photogrammetry (2 ocr).
Sensing, Photogrammetry and Geographic Information Web page: https://noppa.tkk.fi/noppa/kurssi/maa-57.1030/
Systems, Taylor&Francis, London 2003. Other literature Additional information: In case you want to do course in
shall be announced during the lectures and on the home English, do contact the lecturer in advance.
page of the course. Language: Finnish (lectures).
Prerequisites: No previous knowledge required.
Substitutive: Replaces Maa-57.349 or Maa-57.350 Maa-57.2040 General Remote Sensing (3 cr)
Web page: https://noppa.tkk.fi/noppa/kurssi/maa-57.1010/ Autumn (Period I)
Additional information: If you want to do course in Lecturer: Markus Törmä, Lic.(Tech.)
English, do contact the lecturer in advance. Contents: Remote sensing satellites and their orbits,
Language: Finnish satellite systems, instruments and their uses, geometric
and radiometric correction (calibration, atmospheric and
Maa-57.1020 Fundamentals of Remote Sensing (3 cr) topographic correction) of data, correction made by data
Autumn (Period I) provider, image enhancements (histogram manipulation,
Lecturer: Juho Lumme, M.Sc. (Tech.) filtering) and information extraction using digital image
Contents: The Remote Sensing Process, electromagnetic processing (vegetation index, principal component
radiation and its properties, interaction of analysis, Tasselled Cap-transformation)
electromagnetic radiation with the Earth’s surface and Objective: Student knows the components of remote
atmosphere, active and passive instruments of sensing satellite and their meaning, orbital dynamics and
microwave, visual light and infrared regions and their parameters, knows the aims of remote sensing programs
operational principles. of NASA and ESA, knows different spaceborne remote
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recognition and scene analysis from the English, do contact the lecturer in advance
photogrammetric point of view. Language: Finnish (lectures)
Web page: https://noppa.tkk.fi/noppa/kurssi/maa-57.3160/
Additional information: In case you want to do course in Maa-57.3200 Radar Remote Sensing P (3 cr)
English, do contact lecturer in advance. Autumn (period I)
Language: Finnish, (English if needed). Lecturer: Kirsi Karila ja Mika Karjalainen
Contents: Radar instruments concentrating on Synthetic
Maa-57.3170 Close Range Photogrammetry P (3 cr) Aperture Radar, SAR-imaging, properties of SAR-images,
I (Autumn) Will be lectured first time in 2009-2010 in influence of instrument and target parameters, geometric
period I. and radiometric correction of data, image processing,
Lecturer: Petteri Pöntinen, Lis.Sc.(Tech) and Professor SAR-polarimetry, SAR-interferometry and DEM
Henrik Haggrén extraction, differential SAR-interferometry, image
Contents: Basics of ray optics, mathematical models of interpretation (modelling and classification), application
close range photogrammetry, image acquisition and of radar remote sensing.
measuring devices, camera calibration, network design, Objective: Student knows different kinds of radar
photogrammetric measuring systems, special techniques instruments and their properties, knows the influence of
(moiré, raster photogrammetry, tomography), radar and target parameters to measured signal, can
measurement of deformations, example applications in choose suitable instrument, can make geometric and
medicine, industry, archaeology and architecture. radiometric correction, can make image interpretation,
Objective: After the course students are familiar with ray knows SAR-polarimetry and interferometry and their uses
optics and mathematical models of close range and knows applications of radar remote sensing.
photogrammetry. Students are able to understand Requirements: Lectures, exercise and exam.
phenomena that affect to the accuracies of image Evaluation: Exam.
measurements and also to estimate accuracies of Literature: shall be announced during the lectures and
measurements. Students are aware about calibration on the home page of the course.
methods and their applicability for varying tasks. In Substitutive: Replaces the course Maa-57.370 Radar
addition, students are familiar with close-range Remote Sensing
applications in the fields of industry, archeology, Web page: https://noppa.tkk.fi/noppa/kurssi/maa-57.3200/
architecture, and medicine. Additional information: In case you want to do course in
Requirements: Lectures and excercises. Excursion to English, do contact the lecturer in advance.
company the related to the course topics. Language: Finnish and English
Literature: Literature shall be announced during the
lectures and on the home page of the course. Maa-57.3210 Data Classification and Modelling in
Substitutive: Replaces the course Maa-57.260 Remote Sensing P (4 cr)
Web page: https://noppa.tkk.fi/noppa/kurssi/maa-57.3170/ Period II (Autumn). Will be lectured first time during
Additional information: If you want to do course in study year 2009-2010
English, do contact the lecturer in advance. Lecturer: Markus Törmä, Lic.Sc.(Tech.)
Language: Finnish (lectures). Contents: Statistical pattern recognition from point of
view of remote sensing, methods and properties of
Maa-57.3180 Laser Scanning P (2 cr) statistical classification, feature selection an extraction,
Autumn (period II) classification of hyperspectral data, fuzzy classification,
Lecturer: Petri Rönnholm, Lic.Sc.(Tech) contextual classification, segmentation, empirical, semi-
Contents: Topics of the course include principles of empirical and theoretical modelling, assimilation of
airborne and terrestrial laser scanning, accuracies and remote sensing data with environmental models.
applications. Students learn how to register different laser Objective: Student is able to choose and implement
scanning data and how to create 3D models of our statistical classifier, can use statistical feature extraction
surroundings using laser scanning instruments. In and selection methods, can use proper methods to
addition, post-processing methods of 3D laser point classify hyperspectral data, knows fuzzy classification, can
clouds are introduced and principles of integration of use empirical modelling, knows semi-empirical
laser point clouds and digital images are presented. modelling and knows what assimilation means in this
Objective: Course provides both theoretic and practical context.
principles of laser scanning. After the course students can Requirements: Lectures, exercise (implement classifier,
understand differences of laser scanning systems and are segmentation algorithm, modelling or assimilation
able to acquire and select laser scanning data sets suitable method) and exam
for the application in focus. Evaluation: Exam and mandatory exercise
Requirements: Lectures and mandatory excercises Literature: Landgrebe, D.A.: Signal Theory Methods in
Evaluation: Tentti Multispectral Remote Snsing, John Wiley & Sons. Other
Literature: Literature shall be announced during the literature shall be announced during the lectures and on
lectures and on the home page of the course. the home page of the course
Web page: https://noppa.tkk.fi/noppa/kurssi/maa-57.3180/ Prerequisites: Maa-57.3110 Remote Sensing in Practice,
Additional information: If you want to do course in T-61.3020 Principles of pattern recognition, Mat-1.1110
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Rak-43.1210 Introduction to Building Physics (4 cr) materials. Three-dimensional state of stress and strain
and generalized Hookes law. Failure criteria.
Rak-43.1215 Introduction to the design of load-bearing Geometrical properties of cross-sections. Stresses in
structures (4 cr) axially loaded members and symmetric bending.
Differential equations of beam deflection. Principle of
Rak-43.2100 Basis of Structural Design I (4 cr) superposition. Plastic bending and plastic moment.
Buckling of columns and columns under eccentric loads.
Rak-43.2400 Heat Insulation and Vapour Barrier Requirements: Examination. Obligatory exercises.
Materials and Structural Solutions (4 cr) Literature: Lecture notes. Recommended: R. C.
Hibbeler, Mechanics of Materials, Prentice Hall. F. P.
Rak-43.3100 Design of Load-bearing Building Frames Beer& E.R. Johnston, Mechanics of Materials, McGraw-
of Building I (4 cr) Hill.
Prerequisites: Rak-54.1100
Rak-43.3110 Design of Concrete Structures (4 cr) Additional information: Language: Finnish; individual
study in English possible.
Rak-43.3120 Design of Timber Structures (4 cr)
Rak-54.1300 Introduction to Structural Mechanics (4
Rak-43.3130 Exercise Course in Design of Concrete cr)
Structures I (2 cr) III-IV
Lecturer: Prof Jukka Aalto
Rak-43.3135 Exercise Course in Design of Concrete Contents: Analysis of statically determinate structures:
Structures II (2 cr) Cable, truss, frame, arch and compression line.
Displacements of trusses and deflections of beams.
Rak-43.3140 Exercise Course in Design of Timber Principles of statically indeterminate structures: Force-
Structures (2-4 cr) and deflection method. Unsymmetric bending and
torsion. Beams composed of different materials.
Rak-43.3150 Special Assignment in Structural Deflection caused by shear and sandwich beam. Beam
Engineering (4-8 cr) on elastic foundation.
Requirements: Spring
Rak-43.3160 Design of Buildings for Lateral and Literature: Lecture notes. Recommended: R. C.
Vertical Loads II P (4-6 cr) Hibbeler, Mechanics of Materials, Prentice Hall. F. P.
Beer& E.R. Johnston, Mechanics of Materials, McGraw-
Rak-43.3300 Repair Methods of Structures I (4 cr) Hill.
Prerequisites: Rak-54.1200.
Rak-43.3310 Repair Methods of Structures II (8 cr) Additional information: Language: Finnish; individual
study in English possible.
Rak-43.3410 Building Physics Design I, Therminal
and Moisture Technical Design (6 cr) Rak-54.2100 Structural Mechanics I (4 cr)
I-II
Rak-43.3415 Building Physics Design 2, Acoustic Lecturer: Prof Juha Paavola
Design (4 cr) Contents: Principle of virtual work and energy methods.
Displacements of structures by the unit load method.
Rak-43.3420 Calculations in Building Physics (6 cr) General force method for beam structures. Elastic
methods for frames. Compressed and bent beam and
Rak-43.3430 Special Assignment in Building Physics buckling of frames. Physically non-linear beams. Plastic
(4-8 cr) methods for beams and frames.
Requirements: Obligatory exercises and examination.
Rak-43.3500 Introduction to Fire and Safety Literature: Lecture notes.
Engineering (2 cr) Prerequisites: Rak-54.1300.
Additional information: Language: Finnish; individual
Rak-43.3510 Fire Dynamics (4 cr) study in English possible.
Requirements: A written IT strategy. Mandatory as well as for writing analytical reports from the view of
attendance (70 %) in lectures and company applications. business development or business planning. (3) To
Evaluation: On a scale of 0 (failed) - 5 (excellent). At enhance students’ skills for communicating with
minimum, the acceptable quality of the plan. Finland-based and foreign firms and organizations which
Literature: to be announced separately. (i) operate in global or international capital-investment
Prerequisites: Course-specific markets, (ii) export to foreign markets, or (iii) enter the
Substitutive: Replaces Rak-63.200 local market in Finland. “
Web page: https://noppa.tkk.fi/noppa/kurssi/rak-63.3200 Requirements: Pre-examination, a web-based brief (ppt
Language: English dias), learning diary
Evaluation: “On a scale of 0 (failed) - 5 (excellent), with
Rak-63.3211 Design Economics of Buildings (5 cr) the weight of the pre-examination 60 % and that of the
web-based brief 40 %. “
Rak-63.3213 Property Management (4 cr) Target group: Graduate course in Special Module R309-
C International Construction Business
Rak-63.3217 Construction Contracting and Literature: The pre-examination literature will be
Contractual Procedures (4 cr) updated in August (annually) along the global, Chinese,
US, European, Nordic, Baltic, and Finnish views.
Rak-63.3220 Real Estate Development (3 cr) Lecture notes.
Substitutive: Replaces Rak-63.302 and Rak-63.312
Rak-63.3238 Advanced Construction Project Web page: https://noppa.tkk.fi/noppa/kurssi/rak-63.3310
Management (P) (4 cr) Language: English
writing of the manuscripts of some scientific articles Objective: Postgraduate and adult students gain in-depth
eligible for the publication in international journals or knowledge about the management of construction
the presentation at conferences in the field of CME (as contractors and internationalization. They master the
exercises). selected, advanced topics.
Objective: Postgraduate and adult students gain in-depth Requirements: Manuscripts for scientific articles
knowledge about construction contracting and contract Evaluation: On a scale of 0 (failed) - 5 excellent
management. They master the selected, advanced topics. Target group: Postgraduate course
Requirements: Manuscripts for scientific articles Literature: To be agreed upon with the teacher.
Evaluation: On a scale of 0 (failed) - 5 excellent Substitutive: Replaces Rak-63.294
Target group: Postgraduate course Web page: https://noppa.tkk.fi/noppa/kurssi/rak-63.4294
Literature: To be agreed upon with the teacher. Language: Finnish and English
Substitutive: Replaces Rak-63.291
Web page: https://noppa.tkk.fi/noppa/kurssi/rak-63.4291 Rak-63.4295 Postgraduate Special Assignment in
Language: Finnish and English Construction Management and Economics P (5-10 cr)
Students may choose
Rak-63.4292 Postgraduate Course in Design Economy Contents: The conduct of a small-scale pre-study,
and Maintenance Management of Buildings P (5-10 inquiry, or development task realted to a topic supporting
cr) the intended postgraduate thesis. The writing of a
Students may choose manuscript for a scientific article.
Lecturer: Doc., D.Sc. Arto Saari Objective: To conduct a pre-study for the rigorous
Contents: The reviews of the selected publications. The planning of her or his intended doctoral or licentiate
writing of the manuscripts of some articles eligible for the thesis
publication in international journals or the presentation Requirements: A report and a manuscript for an article
at conferences in the field of CME (as exercises). Evaluation: On a scale of non-accepted, accepted, and
Objective: Postgraduate and adult students gain in-depth excellent performance.
knowledge about design economy and facility Target group: Postgraduate course
management. They master the selected, advanced topics. Literature: Examples of studies in CME.
Requirements: Manuscripts for scientific articles Substitutive: Replaces Rak-63.295
Evaluation: On a scale of 0 (failed) - 5 excellent Web page: https://noppa.tkk.fi/noppa/kurssi/rak-63.4295
Target group: Postgraduate course Language: Finnish and English
Literature: To be agreed upon with the teacher.
Substitutive: Replaces Rak-63.292 Rak-82.1106 Building Materials (3 cr)
Web page: https://noppa.tkk.fi/noppa/kurssi/rak-63.4292 32+9 (2+1) Autumn
Language: Finnish and English Lecturer: Maarit Järvinen, apecial teacher
Contents: Internal structure of materials: mechanical,
Rak-63.4293 Postgraduate Course in Construction thermal, and moisture properties of building materials.
Project Management P (5-10 cr) Production, quality control, utilisation, and prospects of
Students may choose building materials. Recycling and reclaiming of building
Contents: The reviews of the selected publications. The materials. Wood based materials. Bricks and mortars.
writing of the manuscripts of some articles eligible for the Organic materials: plastics, thermal insulators, bitumen.
publication in international journals or the presentation Corrosion. Composite materials. Plasters, paints,
at conferences in the field of CME (as exercises). coverings, adhesives, joint sealants. Glass. Ceramic
Objective: Postgraduate and adult students gain in-depth materials.
knowledge about project management. They master the Requirements: Lectures. Laboratory work (5 h), which
selected, advanced topics. has to be approved before examination. Examination.
Requirements: Manuscripts for scientific articles Literature: Lecture notes, Ashby-Jones: Askeland: The
Evaluation: On a scale of 0 (failed) - 5 excellent Science and Engineering of Materials or Leppävuori-
Target group: Postgraduate course Prokki-Kanerva-Vähäkallio: Rakennusaineet, Otapaino
Literature: To be agreed upon with the teacher. 1991 or Siikanen Unto: Rakennusoppi, TTY 2001 or
Substitutive: Replaces Rak-63.293 Burström Per: Byggnadsmaterial
Web page: https://noppa.tkk.fi/noppa/kurssi/rak-63.4293 Language: Finnish; individual study in English possible.
Language: Finnish and English
Rak-82.1111 Concrete Technology 1 (4 cr)
Rak-63.4294 Postgraduate Course in Management of 32+32 (3+2) Spring
Contractors and Internationalization P (5-10 cr) Lecturer: Prof Vesa Penttala
Students may choose Contents: Concrete properties. Concrete technology:
Lecturer: Univ. Teacher, Lic.Sc. Pekka Huovinen concrete proportioning and concreting methods.
Contents: The reviews of the selected publications. The Corrosion of reinforced concrete.
writing of the manuscripts of some articles eligible for the Objective: The aim of the course is to acquaint the
publication in international journals or the presentation student with concrete technology.
at conferences in the field of CME (as exercises). Requirements: Lectures and maths exercises. Laboratory
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and dimensioning. Excursion to ship engine room. associated calculations, design of general arrangement,
Requirements: Examination. Exercise affects one rhird of hull structures, limited weight- and cost calculations. At
the grade. the las phase of the assignment the lines plan and
Literature: Lecture notes, available in English. associated calculations can be carried out using a
Additional information: English speaking students computer prgram (NAPA or comporable) that is
accepted on course with individual special arrangements, considered as a partial completion of the course CAD in
please contact teacher. Shipbuilding Technology (Kul-24.4340). The result of
Language: Finnish. the assignment is presented in a seminar.
Requirements: Spring.
Kul-24.3500 Winter Navigation (5 cr) Prerequisites: Kul-24.3100 obligatory.
(Seminar work, III-IV) Additional information: English speaking students
Lecturer: Prof Pentti Kujala accepted on course with individual special arrangements,
Contents: Ice resistance of ships. Model and full scale please contact teacher.
tests. Machinery, manoeuvrability, propulsion, Language: Finnish.
propellers. Icebreaking vessels. Ice loads. Ice class rules.
Icebreaker assistance modes. Economic calculations of Kul-24.4120 Ship Structural Design P (5 cr)
winter navigation. An excursion to an operating III-IV
icebreaker will be made. Lecturer: Prof Petri Varsta
Requirements: Examination and compulsory excercises Contents: The foundations of structural technology in
and design exercise ship’s hull. Statistical analysis of loads. Calculation
Literature: Lecture notes. methods for the response of hull girder. Application of
Additional information: English speaking students finite element method. The failure modes of hull girder
accepted on course with individual special arrangements, and its modelling. The dimensioning of the main
please contact teacher. structural members and choice of materials. Visit to a
Language: Finnish. structural design office.
Requirements: Intermediate examinations or
Kul-24.3600 Introduction to Risk Management P (3 cr) examination 2/3 of the final grade, and compulsory
I-II design exercise, 1/3 of the final grade.
Lecturer: Prof Pentti Kujala Literature: Lecture notes and Hughes: Ship Structural
Contents: Uncertainty factors in structural Design.
design.Calculation of probabilities and statistical Prerequisites: Kul-24.3100, Kul-49.2150, obligatory,
processes. Calculation methods for reliability analysis. recommended Kul-49.3300.
Application of reliability analysis for transport vehicles. Additional information: English speaking students
Partial safety factors. Reliability analysis and development accepted on course with individual special arrangements,
of rules. Risk analysis. please contact teacher.
Requirements: Examination and compulsory exercises Language: Finnish.
and design exercise.
Literature: Lecture notes. Kul-24.4130 Shipyard Engineering (5 cr)
Prerequisites: Mat-1.2600 (compulsory, passed). I-II
Additional information: English speaking students Lecturer: Heikki Remes, D.Sc. (Tech.)
accepted on course with individual special arrangements, Contents: The lectures cover the organisation, of, and
please contact teacher. the methods for all phases of the shipbuilding process.
Language: Finnish. Design, Material administration, Hull construction, and
Outfitting. Visit to a shipyard. In the assignment
Kul-24.3710 Potential Flow Theory for Lifting Surfaces production plans for a ship project are prepared.
(3 cr) Requirements: Examination and assignment, which
I-II affects the final grade by 1/3.
Lecturer: Antonio Sanchez-Caja Ph.D. Literature: Räisänen (ed.): Laivatekniikka (Ship
Requirements: Examination and compulsory exercises. Technology), chapters 30-41 (in Finnish).
Literature: Lecture notes. Prerequisites: Kul-24.3100 obligatory.
Prerequisites: Kul-34.3100 (compulsory, passed). Additional information: English speaking students
Additional information: Kurssi luennoidaan ja accepted on course with individual special arrangements,
suoritetaan englanninkielisenä. please contact teacher.
Language: English. Language: Finnish.
ship regarded as a rigid body in a general motion with six- management and decisions. Traffic modelling. Damage
degree-of-freedom is considered. The effects of non- estimation. Risk analysis techniques. Cost-benefit
linearities of the applied sub-models on the physical analysis. Formal safety assessment (FSA). Accident
phenomena associated with the ship behaviour are analysis. Safety regulations.
discussed. Requirements: Examinations and compulsory excercises
Requirements: Examination. and design exercise
Literature: Lecture notes. Literature: Lecture notes and Kristiansen, S.: Risk
Additional information: English speaking students analysis and safety management of maritime transport.
accepted on course with individual special arrangements, Prerequisites: Kul-24.3600.
please contact teacher. Additional information: English speaking students
Language: Finnish. accepted on course with individual special arrangements,
please contact teacher.
Kul-24.4210 Ice Conditions and Ship Navigation in Language: Finnish.
Ice P (5 cr)
III-IV Kul-24.4240 Laboratory Assignment in Ice Model
Lecturer: Prof Matti Leppäranta and Risto Jalonen Lic. Techniques (2 cr)
Sc. (Tech.) III-IV
Contents: Structure of ice, especially sea ice and ice Lecturer: Risto Jalonen Lic. Sc. (Tech.)
conditions. Brash ice, ice ridges and multi-year ice. Contents: A group assignment about ship model tests in
Formation of ice cover and ice conditions. ice, two ice sheets per group and 2-3 students per group.
Thermodynamical and other properties of ice features Requirements: Laboratory assignment (26 h).
plus deformation and strength of ice. Development of ice Additional information: English speaking students
cover and ice mechanics. Statistical description of ice accepted on course with individual special arrangements,
conditions. Ice observations, remote sensing techniques please contact teacher.
and description of ice conditions. Ice resistance and Language: Finnish.
other factors affecting ship´s passage in ice covered
waters. The efficiency of ship propulsions and Kul-24.4310 Arctic Offshore Structures P (5 cr)
manoeuring in ice. Ship transit simulations in ice and I-II
their utilisation in selection of design alternatives Lecturer: Kaj Riska D.Sc. (Tech.)
regarding fleet. Contents: Exploitation of oil and gas in arctic areas. The
Requirements: Examination and assignments. main types of offshore structures and main design factors.
Literature: Lecture notes. Technical features of different platforms. Loads of
Additional information: English speaking students structures. Special requirements of arctic areas.
accepted on course with individual special arrangements, Requirements: Exercises and examination.
please contact teacher. Literature: Lecture notes.
Language: Finnish. Additional information: English speaking students
accepted on course with individual special arrangements,
Kul-24.4220 Merhant Shipping (3 cr) please contact teacher.
I-II Language: Finnish.
Lecturer: Ilkka Iittiläinen M.Sc. (Tech.), Master of Laws
Contents: Concepts of merchant shipping, cargo and Kul-24.4320 Small Craft Design (5 cr)
traffic types, main principles of transport law, economics III-IV (Even years)
of shipping and shipping companies, newbuildings, sale Lecturer: Markku Hentinen, M.Sc. (Tech.)
& purchase, chartering, shipping companies and their Contents: Boat industry, product development and
functions. The course consists of 15 hours of lectures and technical design. Small craft types, their materials, loads
a written seminar report on a given topic. Reports to be and structures. Reinforced plastic structures in boats.
presented in the seminar. During the presentation of the International rules and classification. Hull types, their
report a student will act as opponent. resistance and propulsion aspects. Special features of
Requirements: Examination, written seminar report and sailing yachts.
presentation of same in the seminar, acting as an Requirements: Examination and design exercise.
opponent. Literature: Lecture notes.
Literature: To be announced during the lectures. Additional information: English speaking students
Additional information: English speaking students accepted on course with individual special arrangements,
accepted on course with individual special arrangements, please contact teacher.
please contact teacher. Language: Finnish.
Language: Finnish.
Kul-24.4330 Small Craft Fluid Mechanics (3 cr)
Kul-24.4230 Safety and Risks of Marine Traffic P (5 cr) III-IV (Odd years)
III-IV Lecturer: N.N.
Lecturer: Prof Pentti Kujala Contents: The foundations of the hydrodynamics of
Contents: Maritime risk picture. Statistical risk motorboats. The basics of the hydro- and aerodynamics
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Kul-24.4340 CAD in Naval Architecture (4 cr) Kul-24.4420 Realiability and Maintenance P (4 cr)
I-IV I-II
Lecturer: Jani Romanoff M. Sc. (Tech.) Lecturer: Prof Pentti Häkkinen
Contents: A naval architectural design work exercise with Contents: Damage chains in mahinery systems and their
the NAPA and NAPA Steel software. The work can be modelization. Methods to improve operational reliability,
assiciated with the courses Kul-24.4110 and Kul-24.4130. especially in mechanical power transmission systems.
Requirements: Examination and exercise. Organisation of service operations. New mantenance and
Literature: Lecture notes. repair methods. Seminar presentation on a specified
Prerequisites: Kul-24.201 (compulsory, passed). topic. Industrial plant visit.
Additional information: English speaking students Requirements: Examination.
accepted on course with individual special arrangements, Literature: Lecture notes.
please contact teacher. Prerequisites: Kul-24.3600.
Language: Finnish. Additional information: English speaking students
accepted on course with individual special arrangements,
Kul-24.4350 Passenger Ship Architecture (5 cr) please contact teacher.
III-IV Language: Finnish.
Lecturer: Janne Andersson, industrial designer.
Contents: The design of a ship in architectural point of Kul-24.4510 Optimization of Structures P (5 cr)
view. Functional and aesthetic design. Factors III-IV
influencing appearance, general arrangement and Lecturer: Jani Romanoff D.Sc. (Tech.)
interior of a ship. The course has an emphasis in Contents: Formation of the optimization problems in
passenger ships. structural design. Unconstrained and constrained
Requirements: The examination of the course takes place optimization. Sensitivity analysis. Continuous, integer
on completion of a design exercise on ten theme days. A and discrete problems in engineering. Conflicting
design exercise is given after a familiarizing lecture. objectives and Pareto optimality. Linear programming
Course assignment. and Simplex method. Genetic Algorithms for global
Additional information: English speaking students optimization. Various applications in design of
accepted on course with individual special arrangements, structures.
please contact teacher. Requirements: Examination and assignment affecting the
Language: Finnish. final grade by 2/3 and 1/3 respectively.
Literature: Lecture notes and Belegundu &
Kul-24.4360 Ship Model Testing, exercises (2 cr) Chandrupatla, Optimization Concepts and Applications
I-II in Engineering, Prentice-Hall, 1999.
Lecturer: Keijo Hanhirova M.Sc. (Tech.) Prerequisites: Kul-24.2150 obligatory.
Contents: Ship model experiments in ship technology. Additional information: All course elements in English.
Requirements: Laboratory exercise (26 h). Language: English.
Evaluation: Pass/Fail.
Prerequisites: Kul-24.3200 (obligatory, accepted). Kul-24.4520 Computational Marine Hydrodynamics P
Additional information: English speaking students (5 cr)
accepted on course with individual special arrangements, I-II
please contact teacher. Lecturer: Tommi Mikkola, M.Sc. (Tech.)
Language: Finnish. Contents: Potential flow models. Approximations of
viscous flows. Turbulence modelling. Numerical
Kul-24.4410 Ship Machine Systems II P (5 cr) methods in hydrodynamics. Ship’s wavemaking and
III-IV resistance.
Lecturer: Prof Pentti Häkkinen Requirements: Examination. Compulsory exercises.
Contents: Propulsion machinery main components and Literature: Lecture notes.
system architecture. Selection criteria. Prime movers and Additional information: English speaking students
power transmission systems. Shaft line dynamics. accepted on course with individual special arrangements,
Manufacture, installation and operation of the main please contact teacher.
components. The exercise consists of propulsion Language: Finnish.
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element program and he/she can determine the values of Dimensioning of load bearing structures for strength,
the parameters for a material model. fatigue, and vibrations, manufacturing and installation of
Requirements: Examination and a voluntary assignment. components. Rotor blade and nacelle turning
Literature: Examination and a voluntary assignment. mechanisms, reduction gear, instrumentation, control
Prerequisites: Good knowledge of material mechanics, and maintenance.
mechanics, structural mechanics or thermodynamics. Requirements: Lectures, exercises and examination.
The course material covers all the information needed to Literature: Wind Energy Handbook and additional
pass the course. Therefore, a small amount of previous material.
knowledge of the topics mentioned above is adequate for Prerequisites: Ene-47.160.
passing this course with excellent marks. Additional information: English speaking students
Additional information: Lectured in English if needed. accepted on course with individual special arrangements,
Language: Finnish please contact teacher.
Language: Finnish
Kul-49.4800 Individual Assignments in Mechanics of
Materials P (3-6 cr) Kul-34.124 Aeroplane Aerodynamics Applications (1
I-II, III-IV ocr)
Lecturer: Prof Gary Marquis, Prof Jukka Tuhkuri, Kari Lecturer: Erkki Soinne, temporary professor
Santaoja, senior lecturer ja Jouni Freund, senior lecturer Contents: Experimental/computational aerodynamic
Contents: Application project on either theoretical or exercise related to course Kul-34.131.
experimental research in the field of Mechanics of Prerequisites: Kul-34.131 (attending lectures).
Materials. Can also be an application or a part of other Additional information: English speaking students
project work in Mechanical Engineering Department accepted on course with individual special arrangements,
courses, or an industry project. please contact teacher.
Prerequisites: Courses of Mechanics of Materials relevant Language: Finnish
to the project.
Substitutive: Replaces Kul-49.180. Kul-34.125 Aeroplane Aerodynamics, extensive
Additional information: A student may make only two applications (P) (3 ocr)
special assigments. Lectured in English if needed. Lecturer: Erkki Soinne, temporary professor
Language: Finnish Contents: Extensive experimental/computational
aerodynamic exercise related to course Kul-34.131.
Kul-49.5100 Postgraduate Course in Mechanics of Prerequisites: Kul-34.131 (attending lectures).
Materials P (4-8 cr) Additional information: English speaking students
accepted on course with individual special arrangements,
Kon-0.171 History of Technology and Industry, general please contact teacher.
(2 ocr) Language: Finnish
III-IV, Not available in acadenic year 2008-2009.
Lecturer: Timo Myllyntaus PhD (responsible), Kul-34.146 Flight Mechanics, extensive applications
information Prof Kalevi Aaltonen (P) (3 ocr)
Contents: Main characteristics of the history of Lecturer: Erkki Soinne, temporary professor
technology and industry, with special emphasis on Contents: Extensive application related to old courses
Finland. Contents vary yearly. The course increases in Kul-34.147 or Kul-34.148.
the history of technology and industry, informs about the Prerequisites: Kul-34.147 and Kul-34.148 (both attending
courses that deepen its contents and direct the interest to lectures).
special areas of interest, and guides to selfaccess studies. Additional information: English speaking students
Requirements: Attendance at lectures and an essay. accepted on course with individual special arrangements,
Evaluation: pass/fail. please contact teacher.
Literature: Will be notified during the lectures. Language: Finnish
Additional information: English speaking students
accepted on course with individual special arrangements, Kul-34.152 Analysis and Design of Light Structures,
please contact teacher. application (P) (3 ocr)
Language: Finnish Lecturer: Prof Olli Saarela
Contents: Design and/or analysis exercise focused on
Kon-0.210 Mechanical Engineering Design in Wind lightweight structures.
Energy Converters (2 ocr) Requirements: Report and seminar.
Autumn (Alternate years, will not be lectured in 2008- Prerequisites: Kul-34.150 (attending lectures).
2009) Additional information: English speaking students
Lecturer: N.N. accepted on course with individual special arrangements,
Contents: The course gives mechanical engineering please contact teacher.
background for wind energy converter design. Static and Language: Finnish
dynamic wind loads on rotor blades, nacelle and tower,
wave and ice loads on offshore foundations. Kul-34.165 Aerodynamic Design of Aeroplanes (P) (4
215
cr)
Rak-50.3138 Environmental Geotechnics P (4 cr)
I-II, Autumn (Uneven years) Rak-50.4150 Postgraduate Seminar in Geotechnics P
Contents: Investigations and purification of (5 cr)
contaminated land, seal constructions for soil and II-IV
groundwater, industrial by-products in earth structures Contents: Seminar presentations on soil mechanics or
and recycling of materials. foundation engineering.
Requirements: Lectures, student presentations, Requirements: Presentation of a seminar lecture and
examination. attending other lectures.
Literature: Will be given in lectures. Target group: Post-garduate students
Prerequisites: Rak-50.2121 Literature: Will be given in the starting lecture.
Substitutive: Substitutes Rak-50.138 Web page: https://noppa.tkk.fi/noppa/kurssi/Rak-50.4150
Web page: https://noppa.tkk.fi/noppa/kurssi/Rak-50.3138 Language: Can be presented in English.
Language: Finnish; individual study in English possible.
RYT.kand Bachelor’s Thesis and Seminar (10 cr)
Rak-50.3145 Seminar on Geotechnics P (5 cr)
II-IV Yhd-0.1100 Basic Course in Municipal and
Contents: Seminar presentation on soil mechanics or Environmental Engineering (3 cr)
foundation engineering. 26 + 4 III - IV
Objective: Seminaarissa perehdytään kirjallisen ja Lecturer: Pirjo Rantanen
suullisen esitystaidon perusteisiin sekä kirjastojen, Contents: Introduction to municipal and environmental
kirjallisuuden ja tiedonhaun käyttöön. engineering. Role of water supply and sanitation systems
Requirements: Presentation of a seminar lecture and in municipalities. Water consumption, treatment and
attending other lectures. supply, wastewater treatment. Introduction to municipal
Target group: 4. year solid waste management. Water resources in the world,
Literature: Will be given in the starting lecture. their use and connection to food production. Basics of
Prerequisites: Rak-50.121, Rak-50.125, Rak-50.123 or water construction. A general view of high-way
Rak-50.132 engineering. Structure and geometry of highways and
Substitutive: Substitutes Rak-50.145 streets.4) Introduction to traffic engineering and
Web page: https://noppa.tkk.fi/noppa/kurssi/Rak-50.3145 planning. Solutions to problems for different traffic
Language: English forms.
Requirements: Lecture period, exercises.
Rak-50.3149 Numerical Methods of Geotechnics P (5 Target group: Recommended on the first year of
cr) bachelor level studies.
Spring (III-IV) Literature: Lecture notes.
Contents: The basics of Finite Element Method and its Additional information: Individual study in English
application in geotechnics: seepage, consolidation, stress- possible.
strain analysis. Modelling of construction. Computer Language: Finnish
programs used for calculations of geotechnical problems.
Requirements: Lectures. Compulsory maths exercises. Yhd-0.1110 Basic Course of Transportation and
Use of FEM-programs. Exam. Highway Engineering (4 cr)
Target group: 4. or 5. year. Can be included to post- III
graduate studies. Lecturer: Prof. Timo Ernvall, Prof. Tapio Luttinen, Prof.
Literature: Will be given in lectures. N.N.
Substitutive: Substitutes Rak-50.149 Contents: Importance of transportation. Traffic studies.
Web page: https://noppa.tkk.fi/noppa/kurssi/Rak-50.3149 Traffic flow characteristics. Transportation planning.
Language: Finnish; individual study in English possible. Impacts of transportation. Transportation economics.
Road planning. Street planning. Structures and surfaces
Rak-50.3151 Special Assignment in Geotechnics P (3-6 of roads. Maintenance.
cr) Objective: Gives basic knowledge of importance of
I,II,III,IV person and freight transportation, studying and planning
Lecturer: Prof Pauli Vepsäläinen, Laboratory Manager of transportation systems, road and street planning, road
Matti Lojander, Univ.teacher Henry Gustavsson structures and surfaces, traffic control and operation.
Contents: Research work on soil mechanics or Requirements: Compulsory calculation exercises and
foundation engineering: either based on laboratory exam.
experiments, field measurements or academic work. Evaluation: Total grade forms as a weighted average of
Requirements: Independent research work. accepted grades of required parts.
Substitutive: Substitutes Rak-50.151 Target group: The course belongs to the basic module of
Language: English civil and environmental engineering R202-1
Literature: Literature announced during lecture period.
Rak-50.4100 Postgraduate Course in Geotechnics P (5 Web page: https://noppa.tkk.fi/noppa/kurssi/yhd-0.1110/
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Yhd-102.3312 Methods of Futures Studies P (8 cr) Yhd-12.3090 Sustainable Technologies Studio: Facing
Local and Global Challenges (10 cr)
Yhd-102.3313 Methods of Futures Studies in Practice Spring (III-IV)
P (6 cr) Lecturer: Dr. Olli Varis, guest lecturers
Contents: A learning studio for advanced master’s
Yhd-102.4133 Postgraduate Studies in Environmental students. The studio includes interactive workshops,
Strategies P (10 cr) lectures and an extensive project work. The lecturers
introduce factual experiences from international projects,
Yhd-102.4135 Postgraduate Studies in Technology research methods and challenges in the field of
Assessment P (10 cr) development. The lectures and workshops introduce
students to international project work including project
Yhd-102.4138 Postgraduate Seminar in Environmental design, management, scheduling, finance and reporting,
Strategies P (10 cr) dynamics of group work, research ethics and methods. In
the actual group work the students will participate in real
Yhd-102.4140 Individual Postgraduate Studies in projects within research groups, organizations or
Environmental Strategies P (10 cr) companies.
Requirements: Group work, workshops, lectures and
Yhd-12.1020 Introduction to Water Resources learning diary
Engineering (4 cr) Prerequisites: Yhd- 12.3080, Yhd- 12.3085, Vie-98.1222
(recommended to be taken simultaneously)
Yhd-12.2005 Applied Hydrology (5 cr) Web page: https://noppa.tkk.fi/noppa/kurssi/yhd-12.3090
Language: English
Yhd-12.2010 Hydraulics (5 cr)
Yhd-12.3095 Sustainable Communication P (2 cr)
Yhd-12.2015 Quality of natural waters (5 cr) II
Lecturer: Dr Paula Siitonen
Yhd-12.3005 Water Resources Planning (6 cr) Contents: In this course we learn and practice enriching
dynamics, i.e. ways and timing of communication and
Yhd-12.3010 Hydraulic Structures I (4 cr) interactions, which are likely to support creativity,
innovations, adaptations, sustainability and learning, be it
Yhd-12.3015 Computational Methods in Water at the level of individuals, groups or organizations. We
Resources Engineering (5 cr) work with the cases in the contexts of multicultural
organizations, participatory environmental processes,
Yhd-12.3081 State of the World and Development (2 conflict management and everyday life. We learn what
cr) i.e. complexity, systems thinking and metalearning mean
Autumn (I) in practice. We practice dialogue, facilitation,
Lecturer: Different lecturers. communication, improvising and organizing and
Contents: This course gives an introduction to the state facilitating workshops.
of the world. The course highlights the environmental, Requirements: Two days intensive course
social and economic aspects of sustainable development Target group: Master’s and Ph.D. students
and explores the dilemma of development. Guest Web page: https://noppa.tkk.fi/noppa/kurssi/yhd-12.3095/
lecturers from different universities and organizations. Language: English
Requirements: Lectures, workshops and exam.
Web page: https://noppa.tkk.fi/noppa/kurssi/yhd-12.3081 Yhd-12.3105 Subsurface Hydrology (5 cr)
Language: English
Yhd-12.3110 Transport of Harmful Substances (5 cr)
Yhd-12.3086 Sustainable Global Technologies,
Changing Course (6 cr) Yhd-12.3115 Impact Assessment of Water Resources
Autumn (I-II) Projects (5 cr)
Lecturer: Different lecturers.
Contents: Content changes annually. Autumn 2008: Yhd-12.3120 Global Water Problems (5 cr)
Sustainable Urbanization. Focus is on sustainable I-II, organised biannully (odd years). For the first time in
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autumn 2009.
Contents: Sufficiency of world water resources. Relations Yhd-33.3070 Theory of Geophysical Fields (4 cr)
between water and food production. Water problems in
developing countries. Climate change and impacts on Yhd-33.3130 Airborne Geophysical Methods (3 cr)
water resources. Spring
Requirements: Assignments and presentation. Lecturer: Prof Markku Peltoniemi
Substitutive: Yhd-12.136 Contents: Planning of airborne geophysical surveys,
Web page: https://noppa.tkk.fi/noppa/kurssi/yhd-12.3120 utilisation of survey results. Aeromagnetic, airborne
Language: English electromagnetic, and airborne gamma-ray spectrometric
methods.
Yhd-12.3125 Special Course in Water Resources Requirements: Exercises, final examination.
management (5 cr) Literature: Peltoniemi: Aerogeofysikaaliset menetelmät,
TKK-IGE-C-20, 1998, 269 p; complementary literature.
Yhd-12.3130 Hydraulic Structures II (5 cr) Prerequisites: Yhd-2110 or Mak-33.110.
Substitutive: Mak-33.113
Yhd-12.3135 Environmentally Sound Hydraulic Additional information: Course given every other year,
Engineering (5 cr) next time spring 2009. Course can also be given in
English.
Yhd-12.4050 Postgraduate Seminar on Water Language: Finnish
Resources Engineering (5 cr)
I-IV Yhd-33.3140 Geophysical Methods in Environmental
Contents: Postgraduate seminar on advanced and current Studies (4 cr)
topics related to water resources engineering. Topics are
announced in the beginning of the course. Yhd-33.3150 Geophysical Ground Survey Methods (5
Requirements: Seminar and presentation cr)
Substitutive: Yhd-12.181
Web page: https://noppa.tkk.fi/noppa/kurssi/yhd-12.4050 Yhd-33.3168 Rock Engineering Geology (4 cr)
Additional information: Course can be taken several
times Yhd-33.3180 Geophysical Methods in Civil
Language: Finnish/English Engineering Studies (3 cr)
Literature: Articles from recent geophysical literature. Additional information: Language: Finnish; individual
Prerequisites: Yhd-33.2110/Mak-33.100, and Yhd- study in English possible.
33.3180/Mak-33.112 or Yhd-33.3140/Mak-33.114 Language: Finnish (individual study in English possible)
Substitutive: Mak-33.133
Additional information: Course can be given also in Yhd-71.2120 Transportation System Planning (6 cr)
English. 30+36 III-IV
Language: Finnish Lecturer: Prof. Timo Ernvall
Contents: Interaction of transportation and land use.
Yhd-33.3550 Structural Geology (3 cr) Transportation system planning. Properties and planning
of car transportation, public transport, pedestrian and
Yhd-33.3870 Geomathematical methods (4 cr) bicycle transportation, and parking. Accessibility of
transportation facilities. Transportation planning process.
Yhd-33.3880 Geological 3D-modelling (3 cr) Comparison of planning alternatives.
Objective: Make familiar with planning of transportation
Yhd-33.3890 Practical exercises in geoenvironmental system as a whole and more detailed with transportation
technology (3 cr) systems of car, public transport, walking and cycling.
Requirements: Lectures (in Finnish), compulsory
Yhd-33.4110 Postgraduate Course in planning exercises and exam.
Geoenvironmental Technology P (2-6 cr) Evaluation: Total grade forms according to the weighted
I-IV average of exam and exercise grades.
Lecturer: Prof Markku Peltoniemi and invited lecturers Literature: Lecture notes.
Contents: Special knowledge for a selected topical area Web page: https://noppa.tkk.fi/noppa/kurssi/yhd-71.2120/
within applied geophysics, engineering geology or Additional information: Language: Finnish; individual
geoenvironmental technology. study in English possible.
Requirements: Guest lectures, and seminar report with Language: Finnish (individual study in English possible)
presentation for an individually chosen topic
Target group: Postgraduate students Yhd-71.3125 Traffic Safety (3 cr)
Literature: Variable according to the topical area
Prerequisites: Good knowledge within engineering Yhd-71.3130 Environmental Aspect of Transportation
geology, applied geophysics, or geoenvironmental (3 cr)
technology depending on the course topic
Substitutive: Yhd-33.4100 or Yhd-33.4350 Yhd-71.3140 Traffic Flow Characteristics (3 cr)
Language: Finnish or English 20+15 III-IV
Lecturer: Prof Tapio Luttinen
Yhd-71.2115 Transportation Policy and Economics (4 Contents: Traffic flow theories and models. Speeds.
cr) Time headway distributions. Principles of queueing
27+15 I theory. Calculation methods of capacity and delays.
Lecturer: prof. Tapio Luttinen Requirements: Lectures (in Finnish), compulsory
Contents: Economic importance of transportation. Goal calculation exercises (15 h), assignment and exam.
setting and decision making in transportation policy. Evaluation: Total grade forms according to the exam
Assessment of time, traffic accidents and environmental grade.
impacts. Economic calculations of transport investments. Substitutive: Substitutes the course Yhd-71.145 Traffic
Market of transport services, tendering and pricing. Flow Characteristics
Regional economic impacts. Web page: https://noppa.tkk.fi/noppa/kurssi/yhd-71.3140/
Objective: Understanding of goal setting and measures in Additional information: Language: Finnish; individual
transportation policy, utilization of economical aids in study in English possible.
analyzation of impacts of transportation system, Language: Finnish
identifying of importance of transportation and nature of
transportation markets, understanding of socio-economic Yhd-71.3145 Traffic Simulation P (3 cr)
and commercial points of view, getting acquired with the 20+20 III, odd years
principles of economic efficiency comparison and Lecturer: Iisakki Kosonen, teaching researcher.
pricing Contents: Basic concepts. Microscopic and macroscopic
Requirements: Compulsory calculation exercises and traffic flow simulation. Simulation of traffic control.
exam. Simulation of traffic demand. Computer programs and
Evaluation: Total grade forms according to the exam hardware.
grade. Requirements: Exam. Compulsory simulation exercises
Target group: Kurssi kuuluu liikenne- ja tietekniikan (20 h).
jatkomoduuliin R207-2 Literature: Kosonen: HUTSIM - Simulation tool for
Literature: Quinet, Vickerman: Principles of Transport traffic signal control planning; Pursula: Niittymäki, Ojala
Economics; lecture notes. (ed.): Liikennetekniikan seminaari 1999-2000,
Web page: https://noppa.tkk.fi/noppa/kurssi/yhd-71.2115/ Liikenteen simulointi; Lecture notes.
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Requirements: Case dependent, either exam, literature waste collection, transportation, treatment, utilization
survey or literary and oral presentation. and disposal.
Additional information: Language: Finnish; individual Requirements: Lectures and visits, home tasks, portfolio
study in English possible. Target group: Recommended on the first or second year
of master level studies.
Yhd-73.2110 Fundamentals of water and wastewater Literature: Tchobanoglous et al.: Integrated solid waste
treatment (5 cr) management, McGraw-Hill 1994 (partly)
24 + 30 II Prerequisites: Yhd-0.1100
Lecturer: specialist teachers Anne-Mari Aurola and Erkki Substitutive: Replaces the course Yhd-73.170
Vuori, prof. Riku Vahala Web page: https://noppa.tkk.fi/noppa/app
Contents: Fundamentals of water chemistry and Additional information: Individual study in English
microbiology, sampling and analyses. Health-based and possible.
operational monitoring of water quality. Water-borne Language: Finnish
diseases and outbreaks. Indicator organisms.
Characteristics of wastewater. Reactor patters. Microbial Yhd-73.3105 Design of Water Treatment Plants (5 cr)
growth, kinetics and metabolism. Nitrification and 20+28 III-IV, odd years
denitrification. Anaerobic fermentation and oxidation. Lecturer: specialist teachers Tapio Ala-Peijari and Unto
Separation and transport mechanisms. Tanttu, prof. Riku Vahala
Requirements: Lectures (in Finnish), laboratory and Contents: Well construction. Coagulation and
calculation exercises, examination flocculation. Sedimentation and flotation. Filtration. Ion
Target group: Recommended on the 3. year of bachelor exchange. Adsorption. Biological and AOP methods.
level studies. Membrane filtration. Stripping and aeration. Ozonation.
Literature: Will be announced during the lecture period UV irradiation and chlorination. Alkalisation. Artificial
Prerequisites: Ke-35.9220, Yhd-12.1020 recharge of ground water. Process selection, plant,
Substitutive: Replaces the course Yhd-73.113 hydraulic and structural design, automation and cost
Web page: https://noppa.tkk.fi/noppa/app estimation.
Additional information: Individual study in English Requirements: Lectures (in Finnish), exercises,
possible. laboratory exercises, design exercise
Language: Finnish Target group: Recommended on the first or second year
of master level studies.
Yhd-73.3005 Water and Wastewater Engineering (6 cr) Literature: Will be announced during the lecture period.
26 + 26 (2+2) I-II Prerequisites: Yhd-73.2110 and Yhd-73.3005
Lecturer: prof. Riku Vahala Substitutive: The design exercises of courses Yhd-73.3105
Contents: Community and rural water systems. Water and Yhd-73.3110 together replace the course Yhd-73.146.
intake. Source water protection. Drinking water The rest replaces the courses Yhd-73.137 and Yhd-
treatment. Artificial recharge of ground water. 73.139.
Distribution systems. Water use. Wastewater and Web page: https://noppa.tkk.fi/noppa/app
stormwater collection. Construction of pipelines. Additional information: Individual study in English
Wastewater treatment and sludge disposal. Risk analyses possible.
and management. Organisation and general planning of Language: Finnish
water services.
Requirements: Lectures (in Finnish), exercises, Yhd-73.3110 Design of Wastewater Treatment Plants
excursions, examination (5 cr)
Target group: Recommended on the first year of master 20+28 III-IV, odd years
level studies. Lecturer: specialist teacher Tommi Fred, prof. Riku
Literature: Will be announced during the lecture period. Vahala
Prerequisites: Yhd-73.2110 Contents: Unit operations of wastewater treatment:
Substitutive: Replaces the course Yhd-73.133. (NOTE. screening, flow equalization, sand and oil separation,
Not vice versa.) clarification, aeration, suspended and attached growth
Web page: https://noppa.tkk.fi/noppa/app activated sludge processes, chemical and biological
Additional information: Individual study in English nutrient removal, disinfection. Reuse. Soil treatment and
possible. lagoons. Anaerobic and aerobic digestion, composting,
Language: Finnish conditioning, dewatering, drying and incineration of
biosolids. Process selection and control. Plant, hydraulic
Yhd-73.3010 Municipal Solid Waste Management (4 and structural design. Automation and cost estimation.
cr) Environmental permits.
20+6 I-II Requirements: Lectures (in Finnish), laboratory and
Lecturer: Juha Kaila calculation exercises, design exercise
Contents: Development of municipal solid waste Target group: Recommended on the first or second year
management. Waste flows in municipalities, of master level studies.
management objectives and legislation. Alternatives for Literature: Metcalf & Eddy (2003). Wastewater
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Yhd-73.3271 Special Assignment in Solid Waste Yhd-10.173 Highway Engineering, literature research
Management P (5 cr) (2 ocr)
Fall, Spring
Yhd-73.3276 Master seminar course in environmental Lecturer: Jarkko Valtonen, teaching researcher
engineering and life cycle techniques (2 cr) Contents: To specialise in a particular subject and to
prepare the students for their Master’s theses.
Yhd-73.3277 Experimental methods in environmental Requirements: Literature study on given source
engineering P (5 cr) materials.
Additional information: Language: Finnish; individual
Yhd-73.3285 Waste Logistics and Recycling P (4 cr) study in English possible.
Yhd-73.3290 Mechanical and Biological Waste Yhd-10.175 Highway Engineering, special assignment
Treatment P (4 cr) (4 ocr)
Spring, Autumn
Yhd-73.3295 Energy Recovery from Waste P (4 cr) Lecturer: Jarkko Valtonen, teaching researcher
Will be lectured 2009-2010 Contents: To specialise in a particular subject and to
Lecturer: Loay Saeed D.Sc. (Tech.) prepare the students for their Master’s theses.
Contents: Definition of waste, option for waste treatment Requirements: Literature study or laboratory research on
and recycling, incineration, landfill, waste to energy a given subject.
processes, other treatment technologies. Additional information: Language: Finnish; individual
Requirements: Examination, excursion and execises study in English possible.
Prerequisites: Yhd-73.3241 , Yhd-73.3251
Language: English Yhd-71.185 Transportation Engineering, special
assignment (4 ocr)
Yhd-73.3300 Landfill technology P (3 cr) Autumn + Spring (Last time autumn + spring 2008-
2009.)
Rak-32.187 Seminar on Rock Mechanics P (3 ocr) Lecturer: Prof Timo Ernvall, Prof Tapio Luttinen
(4+20) Contents: Research and planning assignments in the
Lecturer: Juha Antikainen, D.Sc. (Tech.) field of transportation engineering
Contents: The use of rock mechanics knowledge in Requirements: Individual assignment.
practical problems, case studies. The contents of the Additional information: Language: Finnish, English
study module change annually
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Web page: noppa.tkk.fi Objective: The objective of the course is to give practical
Language: English knowledge on process development and design.
Requirements: Lecture,exercise participation, seminar
KE-100.9300 Basics of Polymer Technology (MT, K, presentation and Exam.
for students of the degree programme of Materials Evaluation: Examination, gr. 1-5 exercise participation
Science and Mechanical Engineering) (3 cr) give points to exam.
Literature: Lecture notes and solved exercises.
KE-100.9310 Basics of Polymer Technology (P, for Prerequisites: KE-107.3100 Process Simulation
students of the degree programme of Forest Products Language: English
Technology) (3 cr)
KE-107.4700 Process Safety (3 cr)
KE-107.2100 Plant Design I (4 cr)
KE-107.5500 Plant design II (8 cr)
KE-107.3100 Process Simulation (3 cr) Spring
Autumn (Period I) Lecturer: Prof. Markku Hurme Dr. Sarwar Golam
Lecturer: Prof. Markku Hurme Dr. Sarwar Golam Contents: A preliminary design and feasibility study of a
Contents: Fundamentals of chemical process simulation, process, which is done as a design project. Includes
flowsheeting, optimization and soft computing. Course acquiring of source information for design, methods of
focuses on simulation of physical properties, equipment design, cost and profitability estimation. Project work is
and processes using Pro/II simulation program. done in teams of ca. 5 students.
Objective: This course provides students with the Objective: The objective of the course is to give an
knowledge and experience to use a process simulator overview on preliminary plant design.
effectively for the analysis and synthesis of process Requirements: Accepted design reports and
flowsheets. presentations, participation in meetings.
Requirements: Exam, exercise participation and Evaluation: The course is graded from 0-5. Grading
accepted home work. depends on the quality of design, style of each report,
Evaluation: Examination, gr. 1-5 performances in meetings and final presentation.
Literature: Lecture notes and solved exercise. Literature: Plant design II guide
Prerequisites: KE-107.2100 Prerequisites: KE-107.3100, KE-107.4300, KE-42.3100,
Language: English KE-42.3110 or equivalent
Additional information: NOTE: Registrations for the
KE-107.3210 Exercise Course in Bioprocess Design (5 course before the end of exam period in December.
cr) Corresponding course in Finnish is KE-107.5505
Language: English
KE-107.4000 Process Safety (3 cr)
Autumn & Spring KE-107.5505 Plant design II (8 cr)
Lecturer: Prof. Markku Hurme Dr. Sarwar Golam
Contents: Introduction, toxicology, industrial hygience, KE-107.5510 Plant design II B (6 cr)
MSDS, control, fires and explosions, prevent fires and Spring
explosions, reliefs, hazards identification, reactive Lecturer: Prof. Markku Hurme; Dr. Sarwar Golam
chemicals, process risk management, dangerous Contents: A preliminary design and feasibility study of a
properties of chemicals. Course doesnt contain lectures. bio or food process, which is done as a design project.
Objective: The aim of the course is to give basic Includes acquiring of source information for design,
understanding on methods and principles in chemical methods of design, cost and profitability estimation.
process safety. Project work is done in teams of ca. 5 students.
Requirements: Literature works, exam based on literature Objective: The objective of the course is to give an
given. overview on preliminary plant design of bio or food
Evaluation: Examination, gr. 1-5 processes.
Literature: Notes, copied materials Requirements: Accepted design reports and
Prerequisites: Basic knowledge on chemical processes. presentations, participation in meetings.
Additional information: Course doesnt contain lectures. Evaluation: The course is graded from 0-5. Grading
Language: English depends on the quality of design, style of each report,
performances in meetings and final presentation.
KE-107.4300 Process Design I (3 cr) Literature: Plant design II guide
Autumn (Period II) Prerequisites: KE-70.2500 or equivalent
Lecturer: Prof. Markku Hurme; Dr. Sarwar Golam Additional information: NOTE: Registrations for the
Contents: Course gives practical knowledge on process course before the end of exam period in December.
development and process design. A case study on Language: English
selection, design and feasibility of an inorganic chemical
process is presented including safety, environmental and KE-107.5515 Plant design II B (6 cr)
economic aspects.
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Guest speakers from the industry. disscussed briefly. Process dynamics, process modelling
Objective: To introduce modern and emerging tools, and identification, single-loop control and controller
systems and field buses in process automation. design, multivariable control, discrete time systems and
Requirements: Lectures and assignments. design of digital controllers, model predictive control,
Evaluation: Assignments and final exam. Grading: 1-5 selected topics in advanced process control and case
Target group: The course is designed for the students studies.
whose major is Process control and automation. Objective: The aim of the course is to give an overview of
Literature: Compendium control strategies used in process industry.
Prerequisites: Basic knowledge of control and process Requirements: Lectures, exercises and assignments
engineering (KE-90.3100) and basic programming skills Evaluation: Final exam and assignment. Grading: 1-5
Web page: Literature: Ogunnaike, Babatunde A. & Ray, W.: Process
http://kepo.hut.fi/index.php?current_page_1=Study&cur Dynamics, Modelling and Control, Oxford university
rent_page_2=Courses¤t_page_3=KE- Press
90.4110&id=65 https://noppa.tkk.fi/noppa/kurssi/ke- Prerequisites: KE-90.3100
90.4110/ Web page:
Language: English http://kepo.hut.fi/index.php?current_page_1=Study&cur
rent_page_2=Courses¤t_page_3=KE-
KE-90.4500 Project work in process automation (3 cr) 90.4510&id=61 https://noppa.tkk.fi/noppa/kurssi/ke-
Spring (Period IV) 90.4510/
Lecturer: Jerri Kämpe, M.Sc (Tech.) Language: English
Contents: Course includes a practice process control
with the PC-based Wonderware control system. KE-90.5100 Process monitoring (4 cr)
Objective: The aim is to familiarize with PC-, PLC- and Autumn (Period I)
soft-PLC-based control systems, system configuration, Lecturer: Mats Nikus, D.Sc (Tech.)
PLC programming and user interface design. Contents: The main principles of the statistical and
Requirements: Project work. neural data-based process monitoring methods (principal
Evaluation: Project work and final report evaluation. component analysis, partial least squares regression, self-
Grading: 1-5 organizing maps) as well as their combinations and
Prerequisites: Basic knowledge of control and process applications will be covered. An insight how neural and
engineering (KE-90.3100) and basic programming skills. fuzzy methods can be used to improve control systems
Web page: will be given. the course will combine conceptual
http://kepo.hut.fi/index.php?current_page_1=Study&cur frameworks with a practical approach.
rent_page_2=Courses¤t_page_3=KE- Objective: The aim of the course is to give an overview
90.4500&id=59 https://noppa.tkk.fi/noppa/kurssi/ke- on process monitoring and an introduction to neural and
90.4500/ fuzzy process control methods.
Additional information: NOTE: Registration to this Requirements: Lectures, exercises and assignments
course during period III. Evaluation: Assignments and final exam. Grading: 1-5
Language: English Literature: To be announced. Lecture notes.
Prerequisites: KE-90.3100
KE-90.4510 Control applications in process industries Web page:
(6 cr) http://kepo.hut.fi/index.php?current_page_1=Study&cur
Spring (Period III) rent_page_2=Courses¤t_page_3=KE-
Lecturer: Prof. Sirkka-Liisa Jämsä-Jounela, Mats Nikus, 90.5100&id=54 https://noppa.tkk.fi/noppa/kurssi/ke-
D.Sc (Tech.), Jouni Savolainen, M.Sc (Tech.) 90.5100/
Contents: Classical and modern control theory is Language: English
Department of Chemistry
KE-31.1800 Physical Chemistry I (3 cr) KE-31.3120 Special Project in Physical Chemistry (5
cr)
KE-31.2100 Physical Chemistry II (3 cr)
KE-31.3130 Polyelectrolytes (2 cr)
KE-31.2110 Physical Chemistry Laboratory I (3 cr)
KE-31.4100 Basic Electrochemistry (3 cr)
KE-31.2120 Physical Chemistry III (3 cr)
KE-31.4110 Electrochemical Kinetics (3 cr)
KE-31.2500 Physical Chemistry Laboratory II (2 cr)
KE-31.4120 The Computational Methods of Physical
KE-31.3100 Physical Chemistry IV (3 cr) Chemistry (4 cr)
Autumn (Period II)
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cr)
KE-35.6500 Systematic Material Design P (2 cr)
KE-35.4320 Analytical Methods in Environmental 14 + 0 (2 + 0) IV, odd years
Chemistry (4 cr) Lecturer: Prof Maarit Karppinen
Contents: The course covers new-material design,
KE-35.4330 Advanced Analytical Chemistry P (4 cr) synthesis and on-demand tailoring tools such as
combinatorial chemistry, statistical multivariate data
KE-35.4340 Laboratory Quality Systems, Quality analysis and layer-by-layer engineering of
Assurance and Validation of Analytical Methods (2 cr) (multi)functional materials.
Objective: The goal of the course is to provide the
KE-35.4500 Functional Oxide Materials (3 cr) students with insights into modern methods and
approaches of the design and precision synthesis of novel
KE-35.4510 Thermoanalytical Methods and technologically attractive inorganic materials.
Applications (3 cr) Requirements: Active participation and an essay on a
topical theme.
KE-35.4610 Chromatographic and Capillary Evaluation: Grade accepted/failed.
Electromigration Techniques P (5 cr) Literature: Lecture handouts
Prerequisites: KE-35.2500
KE-35.4810 Sample pretreatment P (3 cr) Language: English
KE-35.6000 Research Study on Analysis Technique P KE-35.9700 Principles of Chemistry; K, TU, AS (5 cr)
(6 cr)
Autumn & Spring KE-4.1100 Organic chemistry I (4 cr)
Lecturer: Prof Sakari Kulmala
Contents: Literature survey of a current analytical KE-4.2100 Organic Chemistry II (3 cr)
technique or specific laboratory work on an agreed
analytical subject. KE-4.2110 Organic chemistry, laboratory course 1 (3
Objective: Either doing a comprehensive literature cr)
survey or performing the experiments for a part of a
scientific article. KE-4.2500 Organic Chemistry III (4 cr)
Requirements: Work report
Evaluation: accepted / not accepted KE-4.2510 Organic Chemistry, laboratory course 2 (3
Prerequisites: As agreed cr)
Language: English
KE-4.3000 Special Project in Organic Chemistry (5 cr)
KE-35.6100 Postgraduate Research Seminar on
Inorganic Chemistry P (2-3 cr) KE-4.3100 Organic Chemistry IV (3 cr)
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MT-0.2216 Unit processes and mechanisms (7 cr) MT-0.3306 Surface Engineering (2 cr)
MT-0.3101 Materials Characterization (5 cr) MT-0.3311 Manufacturing with Forming and Related
Techniques (3 cr)
MT-0.3106 Transmission Electron Microscopy (2 cr)
Spring (Period IV) (14+0 hours) MT-0.3316 Heat Treatment of Materials (5 cr)
Lecturer: Risto Toivanen, laboratory engineer.
Contents: Principles of image formation, electron MT-0.3321 Materials Design (5 cr)
diffraction and contrast theory. Specimen preparation
methods and principles. Applications of electron MT-0.3401 Recycling systems (10 cr)
microscopy.
Requirements: Examination. MT-0.3406 Recycling assignment (5 cr)
Evaluation: Excellent (5), very good (4), good (3), very
satisfactory (2), satisfactory (1) or fail (0). MT-0.3411 Recycling laboratory exercise (5 cr)
Literature: Compendium.
Prerequisites: MT-0.1011 Principles of Materials Science MT-0.4001 Fundamentals of solidification (3 cr)
(5 cr) and module MT 201-2.
Additional information: This course obligatory before MT-0.4006 Solidification phenomena in materials
postgraduate studies. Language: production (4 cr)
Language: Finnish. Individual study in English possible.
MT-0.4011 Simulation tools for materials production
MT-0.3111 Applied Materials Science (5 cr) (5 cr)
MT-0.3116 Laboratory Exercises in Materials Science MT-0.4016 Production of demanding metals and
(3 cr) alloys (5 cr)
MT-0.3201 Materials production and synthesis (7 cr) MT-0.4021 Special materials for materials production
Autumn (Period I-II)(56+40) (3 cr)
Lecturer: Prof Lauri Holappa, Prof Olof Forsén, Prof Autumn (Period I-II)(12+12 (3+3))
Mikhail Gasik. Lecturer: Prof Lauri Holappa, guest lecturers.
Contents: Central processes for production of metals and Contents: Special materials which are needed in
inorganic materials with their common thermodynamic, materials production, are introduced including materials
kinetic, physical and electrochemical bases. The course properties and interaction in process conditions. Ceramic
consists of lectures and a seminar contribution. Pyro- and refractory materials, casting powders, covering powders
hydrometallurgical processes, chemical and and slag forming materials, mould materials etc are
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MT-0.4701 Computational Thermodynamics P (5 cr) MT-0.6006 Effect of materials science on society (2 cr)
MT-0.4706 Powder Metallurgy and Composite MT-0.6011 Corrosion Prevention Technology (5 cr)
Materials P (5 cr)
MT-0.6016 Electrochemical research methods (5 cr)
MT-0.4711 Special Materials Solutions P (5 cr)
Spring (Period III-IV) (54+16 hours) MT-0.6021 Fundamentals of Vacuum Technology,
Lecturer: Prof Mikhail Gasik (III, 3 cr), Markku Kaskiala, Thin Films and Metallurgical Coatings P (3 cr)
laboratory engineer (IV, 2 cr).
Contents: 1 part - Special classes of inorganic materials MT-0.6024 New Materials (5 cr)
and their special production methods are studied (high-
temperature composites, biomaterials, thermal barrier MT-0.6026 Electron Microscopy (5 cr)
coatings, materials for energy conversion and
thermonuclear energy, FGM, etc.), aspects of materials MT-0.6031 Microsystems (3 cr)
selection and materials solution for industry. 2 part -
Materials behaviour, oxidation and stability at high MT-0.6036 Individual study period (2-10 cr)
temperatures. I/II/III/IV
Requirements: Examination or seminar work. Lecturer: professors: Olof Forsén, Mikhail Gasik, Kari
Evaluation: Excellent (5), very good (4), good (3), very Heiskanen, Simo-Pekka Hannula, Lauri Holappa, Seppo
satisfactory (2), satisfactory (1) or fail (0). Kivivuori, Ari Lehto.
Literature: Lecture handouts and numerous literature Contents: The study period can include topics not
surveys published. covered by the regular curriculum. The contents and
Prerequisites: Module MT 301-3, 302-3 or 303-3.. requirements for the individual study period have to be
Additional information: This course replaces the course agreed upon by the teacher in charge.
Mak-77.180 special course in Materials Processing (3 Requirements: Autumn + Spring (Period I-IV)
ocr) P. Language: Finnish. Individual study in English Evaluation: Excellent (5), very good (4), good (3), very
possible. satisfactory (2), satisfactory (1) or fail (0).
Language: Finnish Additional information: Language: Finnish. Individual
study in English possible.
MT-0.4717 Computational Fluid Dynamics - Theory Language: Finnish
and Applications L (5 cr)
Autumn (Period I-II) (20+2) MT-0.6041 APD (Advanced Project Design) (12 cr)
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Puu-19.1010 Laboratory Exercises in Forest Products Puu-19.4010 Chemical characterisation of wood and
Chemistry (2 cr) paper products (4 cr)
(0+54) III-IV (24+60) III, IV
Lecturer: Prof. Tapani Vuorinen, assistants Lecturer: Eero Kontturi Ph.D., Anna-Stiina Jääskeläinen
Contents: An overview to the most common basic D.Sc. (Tech.), Leena-Sisko Johansson Ph.D
analysis methods used in forest products chemistry. Contents: An overview of chemical characterisation of
Complements the course Puu-19.1000. wood and paper products. The course covers the
Requirements: laboratory work, laboratory diary, seminar application of modern analytical methods for packaging
Prerequisites: Puu-0.1007, Kem-35.9200, Kem-35.1300, materials as well as paper and wood products. The
Kem-4.1100 emphasis of the analysis is set on the influence of the
Language: Finnish, (English as agreed) chemical composition on the usage of the materials. The
principles of the methods are covered qualitatively. The
Puu-19.2000 Macromolecules, surfaces and colloids (4 applications are examined from the perspective of both
cr) the production and the researcher. The course is
arranged in co-operation with KCL College.
Puu-19.3000 Chemistry of Pulping and Bleaching (5 Requirements: Examination and laboratory work
cr) Literature: Compendium
36+0 (4+0) III-IV Prerequisites: Puu-19.1000, Puu-19.2000
Lecturer: Prof. Tapani Vuorinen, Anna-Stiina Language: English
Jääskeläinen, D.Sc (Tech.)
Contents: Principles of the chemistry of digestion and Puu-19.4020 Surface Chemistry and Nanotechnology
bleaching. Provides the students with the ability to in Forest Products Technology (3-4 cr)
understand and develop the chemistry of the processes. (36+26) III-IV
Modelling exercises of the pulping and bleaching Lecturer: Prof. Janne Laine, Monika Österberg, PhD,
processes by means of chemical reactions and reaction assistants
kinetics. Contents: Basic properties of surfaces and colloids and
Literature: Compendium experimental research methods to study these. Utilization
Prerequisites: Puu-19.1000, Puu-23.2000 of nanotechnology in forest products technology. Surface
Language: English energy, wetting and spreading. Surface forces and their
effect on dispersing of particles. Surface modification
Puu-19.3010 Chemistry of Papermaking (4 cr) using polymers. Rheology of colloidal dispersions.
(36+0) II Requirements: Examination and laboratory assignments
Lecturer: Prof. Janne Laine Literature: Lecture notes, Hunter, R.J., Introduction to
Contents: Fundamental mechanisms of chemistry in Modern Colloid Science
papermaking, with emphasis on surface and colloid Prerequisites: Puu-19.2000
chemistry. Language: English
Requirements: Examination
Literature: Forest Products Chemistry (ed. P. Stenius), Puu-19.4030 Advanced Surface and Colloid Chemistry
FAPET 2001, chapter 4. Course notes and scientific in Forest Products Technology (4 cr)
papers. (25+0) III-IV
Prerequisites: Puu-19.2000 Lecturer: Prof. Janne Laine
Language: English Contents: Colloid and surface chemistry applications in
paper technology, coating and printing.
Puu-19.4000 Chemical analysis in pulp and paper Requirements: Group work
industries (4 cr) Literature: Scientific papers
(24+60) I,II Prerequisites: Puu-19.4020, Puu-19.3010
Lecturer: Prof. Tapani Vuorinen, Prof Janne Laine, Raili Language: English
Pönni, M.Sc
Contents: An overview of the chemical analysis methods Puu-19.4040 Forest Products Chemistry, laboratory
used in the pulp and paper industries. The course covers course (4 cr)
the most common chromatographic and spectroscopic Autumn, Spring
methods and their applications at pulp mill, water Lecturer: Prof. Tapani Vuorinen, Prof Janne Laine,
treatment, and paper machine wet-end. In addition, the assistants
course includes the chemical on-line analytics. The Contents: Individual laboratory task, leading to a deeper
course is arranged in co-operation with KCL College. knowledge of experimental methods used in forest
Requirements: Examination, group work and laboratory products chemistry .
work Requirements: Laboratory assignment
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Puu-23.5000 Planning and Execution of Pulp and Puu-28.2000 Introduction to Forestry (4 cr)
Paper Investment Project (3 cr)
Autumn Puu-28.2005 Basics of Wood Product Industry
Lecturer: Raimo Kaunismäki Production Processes (2 cr)
Contents: Project planning and management. A part of
the lectures are compulsory and are arranged in Puu-28.2011 Applications of Wood Science (2 cr)
consultancy firm.
Literature: Pelin R. Projektinhallinnan käsikirja or Puu-28.2020 Application Characteristics of Wood (4
Robert L. Kimmons Project Management Basics: A Step cr)
by Step Approach.
Prerequisites: Puu-21.2000 and Puu-23.2000. Puu-28.2030 Woodworking Theory (4 cr)
Language: English.
Puu-28.2040 Woodworking Applications (4 cr)
Puu-23.9001 Pulping Technology (4 cr)
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Puu-28.3000 Moisture Content and the Drying of technology, required properties of bonded wood,
Wood (4 cr) common defects, testing of bond line, requirements and
38 + 28 II standards.
Lecturer: Pia Lahti Requirements: PBL, examination, excursion and
Contents: The course provides students with basic practical exercises and assignments.
knowledge of moisture and its changes in wood and also Literature: To be announced during the lectures.
principles of wood drying. Prerequisites: Puu-28.3000
Requirements: Lectures, examination, practical exercises Web page: https://noppa.tkk.fi/noppa/kurssi/puu-28.3030
and assignments. Language: English
Literature: To be announced during the lectures.
Prerequisites: Puu-28.2020, Puu-28.3010. Puu-28.3040 Wood Coating (2 cr)
Web page: https://noppa.tkk.fi/noppa/kurssi/puu-28.3000 16 + 18 III
Language: English Lecturer: Anti Rohumaa
Contents: The course provides students with knowledge
Puu-28.3010 Production Processes in Wood Product of wood coating techniques, properties of coating
Industry (4 cr) materials and its usage, common defects, requirements
30 + 30 I and testing.
Lecturer: Prof Mark Hughes Requirements: Lectures, practicalwork and personal
Contents: The course aims to introduce students to the report.
various production processes used in the wood product Literature: To be announced during the lectures.
industry both in Finland and abroad. The course focuses Prerequisites: Puu-28.3030
on primary production processes used in the Web page: https://noppa.tkk.fi/noppa/kurssi/puu-28.3040
manufacture of wood-based panels, such as particleboard Language: English
and medium density fibreboard, as well as engineered
wood products like plywood, OSB, LVL and glulam. Puu-28.3050 Wooden Structure Joints P (4 cr)
Sawn products are also covered. Topics covered include: 24 + 24 IV
the influence of raw material and process parameters on Lecturer: Matti Kairi
final material properties; pressing physics in wood-based Contents: Mechanical and moisture technical properties
panel production; pressurised refining and blowline of wood and wood-based materials and their affect on
blending. The course includes laboratory practical work design of constructions and wood products. Mechanical
Requirements: Lectures, assignments, exam and joints and special joints.
excursion Requirements: Lectures, examination, practical exercises
Literature: Maloney, Thomas M., Modern particleboard and assignments.
& dry-process fibreboard manufacturing. Other material Literature: Compendium. Timber Engineering STEP1
will be announced. & STEP 2. Other material will be announced later.
Prerequisites: Puu-28.2020, Puu-28.2040. Or by prior Prerequisites: Puu-28.3030
agreement with the teacher. Web page: https://noppa.tkk.fi/noppa/kurssi/puu-28.3050
Web page: https://noppa.tkk.fi/noppa/kurssi/puu-28.3010 Language: English
Language: English
Puu-28.4001 Wood Modification P (3 cr)
Puu-28.3020 Wood Product Markets (2 cr) 32 + 40 III
14 + 40 I Lecturer: Prof Mark Hughes, Pertti Viitaniemi
Lecturer: Annika Mauno Contents: The course aims to provide students with an
Contents: The objective of the course is to provide the introduction to current and emerging technologies
basics of wood products, their producers and market aimed at modifying one or more of the properties of
areas. The course presents the competitive situation of wood by mechanical, chemical, physical or biological
Finnish wood products industry and factors that affect the means. Topics covered include: approaches to modifying
use of wood in different market areas. the properties of wood; assessing the performance of
Requirements: Practical exercises and assignments, modification; mechanical modification; thermal
lectures. modification; modification by impregnation; surface
Literature: To be announced during the lectures. modification; chemical modification. The course
Prerequisites: Puu-28.2000 consists of a series of formal lectures, demonstrations and
Web page: https://noppa.tkk.fi/noppa/kurssi/puu-28.3020 practical assignments.
Language: English Requirements: Lectures, examination, practical exercises
and assignments.
Puu-28.3030 Wood Bonding (4 cr) Literature: Hill, Callum. Wood Modification: Chemical,
32 + 24 II Thermal and Other Processes. Other material will be
Lecturer: Anti Rohumaa announced.
Contents: The course provides students with bonding Prerequisites: Puu-28.3000, Puu-28.3040.
theories of wood. In more detail the course concentrates Web page: https://noppa.tkk.fi/noppa/kurssi/puu-28.4001
on wood adhesives, their properties and usage, bonding Language: English
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mechanisms behind retention and retention chemicals. management models and the applications in Profitability
Sizing, hydrophobisizing, the control of stickies, Optimisation, including Budgeting procedures and
precipitates and slime. The contents and origins of Investment Calculations. The second main emphasis is
dissolved and colloidal substances and the methods of on Productivity Management including Performance
controlling or eliminating them. Measurement, Benchmarking and Kaizen, and their
Requirements: Exam actual applications. Also included is utilization of costing
Literature: Handouts and selected parts of the book information for pricing and marketing activities .
Papermaking Chemistry (ed. K. Alén) Fapet Helsinki in Literature: Fogelholm, John: Paper mill-wide
the book series Papermaking Science and Technology Profitability and Productivity Management. HUT.
(eds. J. Gullichsen and H. Paulapuro). Department of Industrial Management. 119 p. (2005
Additional information: This course is part of Linkage Edition).
Program 1. Requirements: Exam
Language: English Literature: Fogelholm, John: Paper mill-wide
Profitability and Productivity Management. (2005
Puu-21.218 Paper Technology (3 ocr) Edition).
Spring Additional information: This course is part of Linkage
Lecturer: Prof Hannu Paulapuro Program 1.
Contents: Mechanical pulping including screening, Language: English
cleaning and reject refining. Beating of chemical pulp.
Paper machine operations including approach flow Puu-21.225 Converting Technology (2 ocr)
system and short circulation. Stability of papermaking Spring
process. The course also includes a seminar Lecturer: Prof Jouni Paltakari
Requirements: Exam Contents: Introduction to the converting of paper and
Literature: Handouts and selected parts of the book series board and the technology of converted products. This
Papermaking Science and Technology (eds. J. includes the basics of unit operations and descriptions of
Gullichsen and H. Paulapuro). converting processes. A selection of the most common
Additional information: This course is part of Linkage converted products is studied.
Program 1. Requirements: Exam
Language: English Literature: Handouts.
Additional information: This course is part of Linkage
Puu-21.219 Paper Coating (2 ocr) Program 1.
Spring Language: English
Lecturer: Prof Jouni Paltakari
Contents: The course starts with an introduction to the Puu-21.230 Measurements and Analysis of Pulp and
different coated paper grades and then proceeds to the Paper making Processes (2 ocr)
coating process itself. Various coating techniques are Autumn
discussed, with special emphasis on the formulation of Lecturer: Risto Ritala, Docent
coating colour and on the purpose components in it. A Contents: The course gives an overall view of the
brief insight into various pigment types is also given. measurements on paper machines and the pulp
Calendering and winding will be treated as the finishing production lines, and of the dynamics of measurements.
stages of the coating process. Cross-directional measurements on paper machines,
Requirements: Exam preconditioning of data, statistical analysis for
Literature: Handouts and selected parts of the book troubleshooting, analysis of regular and irregular
Pigment Coating and Surface Sizing of Paper (ed. E. variations are other topics dealt with.
Lehtinen) Fapet Helsinki 2000 in the book series Requirements: Exam
Papermaking Science and Technology (eds. J. Literature: Handouts.
Gullichsen and H. Paulapuro). Additional information: This course is part of Linkage
Additional information: This course is part of Linkage Program 1.
Program 1. Language: English
Language: English
Puu-23.110 Pulping Processes, laboratory course (4
Puu-21.220 Industrial Economics and Production ocr)
Management (3 ocr)
Spring Puu-23.111 Pulping Processes, advanced laboratory
Lecturer: N.N. course (6.5 ocr)
Contents: The emphasis in on the economic tools
available for the management of paper industries and
particularly of paper mills. Included are the economic
global picture of the paper industry and its main
profitability elements, but the emphasis is on the
development of accurate cost and Profitability
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SEPARATE COURSES
Eri-0.2160 Conducting Small Group Activities (1 cr)
Eri-0.5003 Searching for Scientific Information
Eri-0.4001 Myself as a teacher - Teaching + Learning + (Physics and Mathematics) (2 cr)
Teaching (5 cr)
Eri-0.5004 Searching for Scientific Information
Eri-0.4005 Course for student counseling (2-3 cr) (Information Networks) (2 cr)
Eri-0.4021 Planning Courses and Understanding one’s Eri-0.5007 Searching for Scientific Information
Expertise (3 cr) (Surveying) (2 cr)
Eri-0.4022 The Teaching Laboratory (3 cr) Eri-0.5008 Searching for Scientific Information
(Materials Science Engineering) (2 cr)
Eri-0.4023 Teaching and Learning and International
Aspects (3 cr) Eri-0.5009 Searching for Scientific Information (Forest
Products Technology) (2 cr)
Eri-0.4024 Reading Circle (3 cr)
Eri-0.5010 Searching for Scientific Information (Civil
Eri-0.4025 Development Project (6 cr) and Environmental Engineering) (2 cr)
Eri-0.4026 Project-based Course on Facilitating the Eri-0.5011 Searching for Scientific Information
Building of Professional Expertise (6 cr) (Electrical and Communications Engineering) (2 cr)
Eri-0.4027 Educational Leadership and Developing Eri-0.5012 Searching for Scientific Information
the Working Environment (3 cr) (Computer Science) (2 cr)
Eri-0.4028 Different Viewpoints to Learning (3 cr) Eri-0.5013 Searching for Scientific Information
(Industrial Management) (2 cr)
Eri-0.5001 Searching for Scientific Information
(Architecture) (2 cr) Eri-0.5014 Searching for Scientific Information (2 cr)
Eri-0.5002 Searching for Scientific Information Eri-0.6100 Tools for masters thesis (3 cr)
(Automation and Systems Technology) (2 cr)
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5 RESEARCH AT TKK
The task of Helsinki University of Technology is to research programmes, is vital for the acquisition of the
promote independent research, to provide the highest latest knowledge needed for research.
level of teaching in technology and architecture based on TKK plays a significant national role in technological
this research, as well as to otherwise promote and scientific research because, in many fields of
technological and scientific development. This aim is the technology, it is the leading or the only institution in
basis for pursuing basic and applied research at TKK. Finland where university level teaching and research are
Every effort is made to make use of research results in carried out.
teaching in order to maintain high educational standards.
High quality research is absolutely essential for the Otaniemi International Innovation
education of postgraduate students and researchers. Centre (OIIC)
The basic units of research work at TKK are departments.
http://oiic.tkk.fi/
They are the administrative units responsible for both
TKK has founded a specific unit, the Otaniemi
teaching and research work. The research of the
International Innovation Centre to provide the most
departments is often highly applied, but basic research is
qualified research liaison, contracting and innovation
also carried out in many fields. One task of the central
services for TKK. The search for and evaluation of
and faculty administration is to support the teaching and
innovations is one of the most significant tasks of the
research work of the basic units.
OIIC as well as protection, management and marketing
The professors are responsible for the research carried
of innovations. Business services and Spin-off training
out in their research groups. They acquire projects for
information services belong to the field of Innovation
their groups, engage researchers, direct the research and
Centre as well. OIIC also takes care of the Career,
answer for the preservation of the research tradition. The
Recruiting and Alumni Services and promotes the
university's participation in collaborative international
international cooperation network of TKK.
research and teaching projects, especially European
S034Z Industrial Electronics and Electric Drives F017Z Systems and Operations Research
S-81 Prof. Seppo Ovaska Mat-2 Prof. Raimo P. Hämäläinen
Prof. Jorma Kyyrä Prof. Harri Ehtamo
Prof. Jorma Luomi Prof. Ahti Salo
S039Z Power Systems and High Voltage Engineering F011Z Applied Mathematics
S-18 Prof. Matti Lehtonen Mat-2 Prof. Raimo P. Hämäläinen
Prof. Erkki Lakervi Prof. Harri Ehtamo
Prof. Liisa Haarla Prof. Ahti Salo
TU013Z Development and Management in Industry K018Z Energy Economics and Power Plant Engineering
TU-117 Prof. Ilkka Kauranen (on leave of absence) Ene-59 Prof. Pekka Pirilä
Prof. Pekka Ahtila
TUxxxZ Technology Strategy and Venturing
TU-91 Prof. Annaleena Parhankangas K021Z Internal Combustion Engine Technology
NB! No postgraduate student admission 2008-2009 Kul-14 Prof. Martti Larmi
http://www.tkk.fi/Units/PhysicalChemistry/ESPOM.html
International Ph.D. Programme in Pulp and Paper TKK/Fysikaalisen kemian ja sähkökemian laboratorio,
Science and Technology P.O. Box 6100, 02015 TKK, Finland
Director: prof. Hannu Paulapuro, tel. (09) 451 4216
Coordinator: Anne Jääskeläinen, tel. (09) 451 4182, e- Graduate School in System Analysis, Decision Making
mail:anne.jaaskelainen@tkk.fi, e-mail: papsat@tkk.fi and Risk Management
In co-operation with: TTY, LTY, OY, ÅA, JY, HY Director: prof. Raimo P. Hämäläinen, tel. (09) 451 3056
http://www.tkk.fi/Units/Papsat Coordinator: Antti Punkka, tel. 451 5885, e-mail:
TKK/Puunjalostustekniikan laitos, P.O. Box 3320, 02015 antti.punkka@tkk.fi
TKK, Finland In co-operation with: HKKK
http://www.tkk.fi/Yksikot/SAL/tutkijakoulu
The Graduate School of Chemical Sensors and TKK/Systeemianalyysin laboratorio, P.O. Box 1100,
Microanalytical Systems (CHEMSEM) 02015 TKK, Finland
Director: prof. Sakari Kulmala, e-mail:
sakari.kulmala@tkk.fi National Graduate School in Engineering Mechanics
In co-operation with: TKK, TY, ÅA, VTT Director: prof. Jukka Tuhkuri, puh (09) 451 3450, e-
http://www.chemsem.tkk.fi/ mail: jukka.tuhkur@tkk.fi
Secretary: Irina Forsman tel. (09) 451 3441, email:
The Graduate School in Real Estate and Facilities irina.forsman@tkk.fi
Management In co-operation with: TTY, OY, LTY, JY
Director: prof. Kari I. Leväinen, tel. (09) 451 3882, e- TKK/Lujuusopin laboratorio, P.O. Box 4100, 02015
mail: kari.levainen@tkk.fi TKK, Finland
Secretary: researcher Arhi Kivilahti, tel. (041) 5469931,
e-mail: arhi.kivilahti@tkk.fi Industrial Engineering and Management Doctoral
In co-operation with: TTKK, SHH, TuKKK Programme in Finland
http://kiito.tkk.fi/ Director: prof. Eero Eloranta, tel. (09) 451 3641
TKK/Maanmittauslaitos, P.O. Box 1200, 02015 TKK, (Secretary)
Finland Coordinator: Virpi Turkulainen, tel.050 5771699, email:
virpi.turkulainen@tkk.fi
Graduate School in Computational Methods of In co-operation with: TTKK, OY, LTKK, ÅA
Information Technology TKK/Tuotantotalouden osasto, P.O. Box 5500, 02015
Director: professori Jouko Lampinen, tel. (09) 451 4827, TKK, Finland
e-mail: jouko.lampinen@tkk.fi Visiting address: TUAS-talo, Otaniementie 17
In co-operation with: HY, JY http://www.tuta.tkk.fi/studies/postgraduates/Doctoral_stud
http://www.lce.hut.fi/ComMIT/ ies/Doctoral_prog_in_IEM/doctoral_prog.php
Graduate School in Computational Fluid Dynamics Graduate school on new materials and processes
Director: prof. Timo Siikonen, tel. (09) 451 3426, e-mail: Director: prof. Lauri Holappa, tel. (09) 451 2757, e-mail:
timo.siikonen@tkk.fi lauri.holappa@tkk.fi
In co-operation with: TKK, TTKK, LTKK, JY, ÅA Secretary: Lea Selin, tel. (09) 451 2756, e-mail:
http://www.cfd-gs.tkk.fi/ lea.selin@tkk.fi
TKK/Sovelletun termodynamiikan laboratorio, P.O. Box In co-operation with: TTY, OY, LTY
4400, 02015 TKK, Finland http://metallurgy.tkk.fi/gradschool.htm
TKK/Metallurgian laboratorio, P.O. Box 6200, 02015
National Graduate School in Material Physics TKK, Finland
Director: akat.prof. Risto Nieminen, tel. (09) 451 3105,
Secretary (09) 451 3101, e-mail: risto.nieminen@tkk.fi Other Graduate Schools of TKK
Coordinator: Kirsi Salparanta, tel. (09) 451 5744
e-mail: kis@fyslab.tkk.fi Helsinki Graduate School of Electrical and
In co-operation with: HIP, HY, JY, OY, TY, TTKK Communications Engineering
http://www.fyslab.tkk.fi/gradschool Director: Tkt Perttu Puska, tel. (09) 451 2158, e-mail:
TKK/Fysiikan laboratorio. P.O. Box 1100. 02015 TKK, Perttu.Puska@tkk.fi
Finland Secretary: Katrina Nykanen, tel. (09) 451 5323, e-mail:
Katrina.Nykanen@tkk.fi
Electrochemical Science and Technology of Polymers e-mail: s3tk@tkk.fi
and Membranes Including Biomembranes (ESPOM) http://sahko.tkk.fi/en/studies/graduate_studies/graduate_s
Prof. Kyösti Kontturi, tel. (09) 451 2575, e- chool/
mail:kontturi@cc.hut.fi
Secretary Margit Hagberg, tel. (09) 451 2572, e-mail:
margit.hagberg@tkk.fi
In co-operation with: HY, TTY, TaY, JY, TY, ÅA, OY
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