Software Technology Engineering 

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General admittance requirements

Prerequisites

General admittance requirements.

Prerequisites

General admittance requirements

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The course requires mathematics corresponding to the admission requirements for the Software Engineering Programme.

Prerequisites

General admittance requirements

Prerequisites

Completed the 1st semester Software Engineering course “Programming 1” (formerly "Software Development with Java 1") or a similar course.

Prerequisites

General admittance requirements

Prerequisites

Completed the 1st semester Software Engineering course “Programming 1” (formerly "Software Development with Java 1") or a similar course.

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Completed the 1st semester Software Engineering course PRO1 (formerly SDJ1) or a similar course.

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Completed the 1st semester Software Engineering course PRO1 (formerly SDJ1) or a similar course.

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Completed the 1st semester Software Engineering course PRO1 (formerly SDJ1) or a similar course.

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Completed the courses “Software Development with Java 1” or "Programming 1" and “Software Development with Java 2” or "Programming 2" or similar.

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A condition for following ADS1 is that you have followed the course MSE1 (formerly DMA1) and PRO2 (formerly SDJ2), or similar.

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None

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The student must be familiar with:
- Object Oriented Programming basics
- Various OOP design patterns (e.g. Observer, Data Access Object) and design principles (e.g. SOLID), client-server architecture
- Relational databases
- Basic web development (HTML, CSS)​

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Completed IT-WEB1, “Web Development 1” or a similar course.

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The course requires basic knowledge about algorithmic thinking, and in general a good understanding of mathematical concepts, obtained through SW-DMA1 or SW-MSE1 or equivalent mathematics courses..
Some programming experience is also presupposed but not strictly required.

Prerequisites

The course requires basic knowledge about algorithmic thinking, and in general a good understanding of mathematical concepts, obtained through SW-DMA1 or SW-MSE1 or equivalent mathematics courses..
Some programming experience is also presupposed but not strictly required.

Prerequisites

The student must be familiar with:
- Object-oriented programming basics
- Basic computer networking and protocols
- Basic web development (HTML, CSS, JS)
(IT-PRO1, 2 and 3 (formerly IT-SDJ1, 2 and 3 and IT-NES1) and IT-WEB1 or similar courses)

Prerequisites

The student must be familiar with:
- Object-oriented programming basics
- Basic computer networking and protocols
- Basic web development (HTML, CSS, JS)
(IT-PRO1, 2 and 3 (formerly IT-SDJ1, 2 and 3 and IT-NES1) and IT-WEB1 or similar courses)

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IT-PRO2 (formerly IT-SDJ2) (especially thread programming) and IT-CAO1 or similar courses.

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BPR1 must be completed before starting BPR2.

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BPR1 must be completed before starting BPR2.

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Experience in object-oriented Programming and the SQL database language (DML and DDL) e.g. from courses PRO1 (formerly SDJ1) and WEB1 (formerly RWD1).

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- Introductory linear algebra
- ME/MAT-MAT2

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The course requires basic knowledge about algorithmic thinking, and in general a good understanding of mathematical concepts, obtained through SW-DMA1 or SW-MSE1 or equivalent mathematics courses..
Some programming experience is also presupposed but not strictly required.

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Upper level mathematics equivalent to A-levels.

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Upper level mathematics equivalent to A-levels.

There is a limit of 40 participants in the course. In the event that more than 40 students select the course, we will select the 40 students based on their grades in DMA1 or other equivalent math courses.

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Completed the 2nd semester Software Engineering course “IT-DBS1” or a similar course (fundamentals of database systems)

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Considerable programming experience with e.g. Java, C# and C.

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Students taking the course are expected to have basic mathematical skills (e.g. from IT-DMA1 or IT-MSE1).
There is a limit of 40 participants in the course. If more than 40 students select the course, we will select the 40 students based on their grades in IT-DMA1, IT-ADS1, and IT-ALI (if the student has had it) or other equivalent math courses.

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Completed the 2nd semester Software Engineering course "Programming 2" (previously “Software Development with Java 2”), or a similar course.
Completed the 2nd semester Software Engineering course “Software Engineering”, or a similar course.
Completed the 3rd semester Software Engineering course “.NET Programming”, or a similar course.

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Knowledge about machine learning corresponding to MAL1 or similar.”

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DBS1 or a similar course (fundamentals of database systems)

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Mathematics equivalent to the admission requirements for the Software Engineering Programme.

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PRO1, PRO2 (formerly SDJ1 and IT-SDJ2) and ADS1, or similar courses.

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Database systems (DBS1) or similar

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Proficiency with object oriented programming.

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It is recommended to have proficiency with game development, the Unity game engine and C# equivalent to having taken the GMD course.

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WEB2 or similar

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Upper level mathematics equivalent to A-levels

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Students must have a basic understanding of computer architecture, programming and electronics, comparable to the courses CAO I1 and ESW I1.
Practical experience with computer networking is an advantage.

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Students must have basic competences in computer architecture, C programming and electronics.

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Students taking this course are assumed to be familiar with:
• Basic economic knowledge
• Be able to understand and actively use the English language

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ESW1 (C programming) and CAO1 (Computer Architecture and Organization) or similar courses.