TDT4290 Customer Driven Project (KPRO) - Course Official Page
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for the 23/11 we have
Kl. 09:00 – 10:00 Drivhuset
Kl. 10.00 – 15:00 ITV 454, ITV 052 og ITV 242
Kl. 14:00 – 17:00 Drivhuset
Course Description
During this course, the students will acquire practical experience and ability to organize, execute, document and present results of all phases of large and realistic projects with real customers. Moreover, they will get insight into project work and how groups can be used to solve complex computer science problems.
Each group is given a task from a client that is to be carried out as a project. It is important that the groups work in close collaboration with the client. The groups will hand in a project report and give a final presentation and demonstration of a runnable system to the client and the censor. The following days are obligatory: the starting day of the course which is on Tuesday in the semester's second week, the guest lectures and the course in group dynamics, and the weekly supervision. A failure to meet on these days may prevent the student from completing the course.
The tasks are carried out as group work with groups of 5-7 persons. Each group has a client and an internal supervisor. The groups have obligatory meetings with the supervisors every week, and the group project leaders also have weekly leadership meetings with the lecturers. The course includes a series of lectures.
Course Responsibles Professors Jon Atle Gulla and Letizia Jaccheri - Coordinator Kristin Karlsen
Presentations
- Kick Off Day Tuesday 29th August
- Jon Atle Gulla (presentation)
- Letizia Jaccheri (presentation)
- Kristin Karlsen (Presentation - allocation of students to groups)
- Monday 4th September Group Dynamics - Christine Holm Berntzen and Marianne Ingeborg Karlsen,
Sit Råd (presentation) - Monday 11.09 Torgeir Dingsøyr Agile Development
- Monday 18.09 Daniela Cruzes IT- IT Secutity (pdf)
- Monday 25.09 Inger Hansen - IT Project Management
- Monday 02.10 Pia Farstad Eriksen - Technical Writing
- Monday 16.10 Safurudin Mahic - Reflections about ...
- Monday 30.11 SIT Susanne Aakvik Bjørge Presentations skills
Reports from last years
Final presentation and demonstration on November 23
Deliverables on November 23:
- USB key with final report, video, code and presentation slides to customer
- Presentation slides URL and code (e.g. Github) to course coordinator
The presentation schedule of November 23 is as follows:
Time | Room 054 | Room 242 | Room 454 |
09:30 – 10:00 | Information in Drivhuset to all students
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10:15 – 11:00 | Group 1 | Group 6 | Group 11 |
11:15 – 12:00 | Group 2 | Group 8 | Group 12 |
12:15 – 13:00 | Group 4 | Group 9 | Group 13 |
13:15 – 14:00 | Group 3 | Group 10 | Group 14 |
14:15 – 15:00 | Group 5 | Group 7
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15:15 – 17:00 | Celebration and Bekk Prize in Drivhuset | ||
Please note the following:
- The present day starts with an obligatory introduction at 9.30 in Drivhuset. All students should attend.
- All members of the groups are to be present during their own presentations.
- The presentations are in English and open to the public. The groups must invite their customers, but may also invite other people that have been involved in the project or may find the project results interesting. The supervisors will be present.
- Normally a presentation includes both a description of the project as well as a video and demo of the implemented system.
- Each presentation is up to 30 minutes long, including the video and demo. The examiner and the general audience have up to 15 minutes for questions.
- The group hands over the USB key to the customer at the end of their presentation.
- The presentation rooms are equipped with projectors, but other necessary equipment must be brought and installed by the student groups themselves.
The Bekk Prize
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