BYPE2000 Mathematics 2000 Course description

The course is taught through joint lectures and exercises. In the exercise sessions, the students work on assignments, both individually and in groups, under the supervision of a lecturer. These sessions will also involve assessing the assignments - both own ones and assignments carried out by fellow students.

Also in between teaching sessions, the students are expected to work with exercises. The proposed exercises are directly linked to learning outcomes for the course. Assessing their own and others' solutions will provide the students with insight as to which extent these goals are achieved.

The students will also have the option of handing in certain exercise sets and have these assessed.

The students shall develop skills in carrying out, in an independent and systematic manner, an extensive, practically oriented project based on a client’s requirements. The students shall demonstrate that they can translate their knowledge into practical solutions. They shall be capable of applying basic rules for user quality to analysis, design, implementation, interfaces and documentation. They shall be capable of producing satisfactory documentation for computer programs and systems concerning products, operation and use, adapted to the different recipients of this documentation, and of providing an expedient description of their own work process based on given standards.

None.

Individual written exam under supervision, 3 hours.

The exam result can be appealed.

All printed and written aids.

Calculator.

Grade scale A-F.

One internal examiner. External examiners are used regularly.

The course builds on ELFE/MAFE/KJFE1000 Mathematics 1000 or MEK1000.

The course has an overlap of 10 credits with MAPE2000, KJPE2000, EMPE2000 and BYPE2000. This course overlaps 5 credits with DAPE2000 and ELTS2000. Under the rule that students have three attempts to take an exam, attempts in equivalent courses also count.

One internal examiner. External examiners are used regularly.

Students must be registered in the third year and have completed at least 100 credits from the first and second years of the programme by 1 October, before they can write their bachelor’s thesis.