BLD2200 Språk, tekst og matematikk Emneplan

No additional requirements to the general requirements for entry to the programme.

After completing this course, the student should have the following learning outcomes:

Knowledge

On successful completion of this course the student has:

• basic understanding of the operation and capabilities of software
• an understanding of what an algorithm is and the ability to use algorithmic problem-solving to address real-life problems in business and administration
• basic knowledge of the methods used to debug software
• basic knowledge of how processes within the realm of business and administration can be automated using software
• insight in how software are written, and an understanding of various types of programming languages and their function in various areas of business and administration.

Skills

On successful completion of this course the student has acquired an ability to:

• format and write basic code
• explain how problem-solving principles are used in programming
• understand how to frame and elicit unstructured business and/or administration problems in order to solve them through programming,
• understand the steps required to make software more efficient

General Competence

On successful completion of this course the student is:

• proficient in planning and implementing a project plan for software development for business and administration
• able to identify and remediate bugs
• able to identify specific business and/or administration requirements that can be solved with programming
• able to communicate these requirements in a structured manner
• able to recognize the place that programming has within the domain of business and administration

All support material is permitted in the exams.

The course will take a hands-on learning approach in addition to learning the theoretical concepts behind programming. Course participants will work in groups on a project relevant to the field of business and administration.

None.

Portfolio assessment, including an oral presentation, a project report and a code repository.

Each student group will submit a 2000 to 3000-word report and a code repository within a given deadline. In addition, each student group will be required to give an oral presentation of their project, including a question-and-answer session with the examiners. Each member of the group has to be present at the oral presentation in order to get a grade. Videos will not be accepted as a substitute to the oral presentation. Each group may consist of 2-5 candidates.

The project report, the code repository and the oral presentation are graded as a whole and given one grade. The result cannot be appealed.