The goal of the programme is to provide knowledge and skills in versatile planning, research, production, marketing and administration activities required especially in export and international projecting in mechanical and production engineering. Active use of computers at different stages of the production process is emphasised.
Curricula
I-IT 2008, 240 cr (25.8.2008)
The goal of the programme is to provide knowledge and skills in versatile planning, research, production, marketing and administration activities required especially in export and international projecting in mechanical and production engineering. Active use of computers at different stages of the production process is emphasised.
Curricula
I-TT 2008, 240 cr (25.8.2008)
I-TT 2008V, Adult Studies, 240 cr (22.8.2008)
The international programme offered by the Department of Computer Science and Management in the field of
study – Management and Marketing. This is a joint programme with the Technical University of Liberec in the
Czech Republic and University of Applied Sciences in Zittau/Görlitz in Germany.
The programme starts with a two-month preparatory course in Liberec. Semesters 1 and 2 will be based in Liberec, semesters 3 and 4 in Wrocław, semesters 5 and 6 in Zittau/Görlitz, and semester 7 in Wrocław. The
programme focuses on enterprise management, in particular on information processing, tools and methods
for information system designing, information collecting and exchange. After 6 semesters graduates receive
certificates from all universities involved. Upon completion of the last semester, graduates receive a BSc Degree
from Wrocław University of Technology.
The Degree Programme in Information Technology is offered in the city of Raahe, 75 km south of Oulu, where Raahe School of Engineering and Business is located. It is one of the schools of Oulu University of Applied Sciences. The central administration and the other six schools of Oulu University of Applied Sciences are situated in Oulu. Raahe is a beautiful, old, small seafaring town with long traditions in offering a high level of education. The campus area is a successful combination of modern and traditional architecture. The computer classrooms and laboratories are equipped with the latest technology.
Objectives of the Programme
The programme in Information Technology is intended for both Finnish and international students who wish to pursue an international career in the field of computer engineering. During the first and second year the student achieves mathematical, scientific and business competence to solve technical problems. In professional studies the student acquires basic knowledge and skills in hardware and software. Engineering skills become deeper during the third and fourth year. The student is able to find, combine and apply the latest technological knowledge of the field.
Having completed studies in mobile technologies the student masters the implementation of wireless embedded systems. Mobile phones are well-known examples of such systems. Nowadays cars and household appliances include embedded systems. Graduates from Raahe are diverse specialists in computer engineering and possess versatile engineering skills and knowledge required for industrial assignments, administration and management.
Contents of the Programme and Career Possibilities
The main emphasis of instruction is on embedded computer systems. Basic studies consist of mathematics, physical sciences, economics and language studies. In the professional studies students can concentrate on the fields of embedded real-time software. Professional studies include courses in information processing, electronics, computer engineering, automation technology and telecommunications. Optional professional studies offer a chance to specialise in mobile technologies and information security technology.
Typically, graduates start their career as specialists, designers and constructors in various fields. Job description may be software/hardware analyst, software/hardware designer, programmer etc. Work experience widens career opportunities to create a more competent specialist in management, administration and business assignments. Jobs and tasks may vary because of the changing area of focus in the industry.
The Degree Programme in Information Technology is offered in the city of Raahe, 75 km south of Oulu, where Raahe School of Engineering and Business is located. It is one of the schools of Oulu University of Applied Sciences. The central administration and the other six schools of Oulu University of Applied Sciences are situated in Oulu. Raahe is a beautiful, old, small seafaring town with long traditions in offering a high level of education. The campus area is a successful combination of modern and traditional architecture. The computer classrooms and laboratories are equipped with the latest technology.
Objectives of the Programme
The programme in Information Technology is intended for both Finnish and international students who wish to pursue an international career in the field of computer engineering. During the first and second year the student achieves mathematical, scientific and business competence to solve technical problems. In professional studies the student acquires basic knowledge and skills in hardware and software. Engineering skills become deeper during the third and fourth year. The student is able to find, combine and apply the latest technological knowledge of the field.
Having completed studies in mobile technologies the student masters the implementation of wireless embedded systems. Mobile phones are well-known examples of such systems. Nowadays cars and household appliances include embedded systems. Graduates from Raahe are diverse specialists in computer engineering and possess versatile engineering skills and knowledge required for industrial assignments, administration and management.
Contents of the Programme and Career Possibilities
The main emphasis of instruction is on embedded computer systems. Basic studies consist of mathematics, physical sciences, economics and language studies. In the professional studies students can concentrate on the fields of embedded real-time software. Professional studies include courses in information processing, electronics, computer engineering, automation technology and telecommunications. Optional professional studies offer a chance to specialise in mobile technologies and information security technology.
Typically, graduates start their career as specialists, designers and constructors in various fields. Job description may be software/hardware analyst, software/hardware designer, programmer etc. Work experience widens career opportunities to create a more competent specialist in management, administration and business assignments. Jobs and tasks may vary because of the changing area of focus in the industry.
Implementation of the Degree Programme
Multiculturalism and English as a working language are matters of course on our international campus. Students can also take part in international exchange programmes. Students participate in hardware and software projects and learn problem-solving in real environment. As members of a team, students are capable of working in a dependable and punctual manner as well as independently. Practically oriented teaching methods and facilities corresponding to those of industry make students able to find and apply information and skilled at using professional tools and equipment.
The school laboratories and R&D projects offer practical experience and traineeship periods in companies deepen acquired knowledge and skills. Close contacts with the students’ prospective employers help the personnel to keep up with industrial development.
Welcome to the homepage of the course Electrical and Information Technology of the FHNW.
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Electrical engineers and electrical engineers are therefore very popular and both the training and the practice are exciting and varied. Therefore, you are right!
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Systems joins seamlessly with the traditional courses of study electrical engineering, computer science and engineering one. The latest course in Brugg / Windisch builds on the success of which he has for many years in the same name in Eastern and Western Switzerland, systèmes industriels has demonstrated. Students from three cohorts of full-time and study mode berufsbegleitenden have graduated so far and are coveted become engineers.
Technology is different from the three classic courses electrical engineering, computer science and engineering and is like the synthesis of these three educational backgrounds.
Practice Areas
The graduates can be found in the following disciplines:
Industrial automation, building automation, measurement and diagnostic systems, information and communication technologies, mobile systems, micro-technology, sensors and actuators, …
Training goal
Systems engineers and network engineers and systematic thinking in terms of technical solutions. This requires a high degree of technical knowledge and skills from different disciplines and knowledge in economic and organsisatorischen concerns. The result is a good foundation for project management of multidisciplinary teams.
Careers
As a project manager to develop, plan, design and test products, equipment and facilities.
This innovative postgraduate programme offers students important specialist qualifications in business administration and applied computer science as well as social skills, providing them with state-of-the-art competences in key issues and disciplines of business information systems.
Depending on your choice of study routes, you can gain a single degree or a joint degree.
The single degree “Master of Science in Business Information Systems” is awarded by the University of Applied Sciences Northwestern Switzerland.
The joint degree “Master of Science in International Business Systems, Major in International Business Informatics” is awarded on behalf of all partners of the Binnet consortium if at least one semester has been absolved at one of the partner universities. The joint master is coordinated by the University of Vienna and realised with at least two other universities.
As a student in this program you will learn how to design, setup and manage computer networks and servers. That is, you will learn how to con-nect a large number of computers together so that it is possible to send data from one compu-ter to another, even if the other computer would be on the other side of the world.
Our teaching methods involve a lot of practical laboratory and project work. Thus, you will not only learn technical details but also how to work in a project team.
As the program is truly international, with students from different cultures and with different backgrounds, you will have a great opportunity to improve your interpersonal and interoperability skills. Furthermore, all courses are given in English so you will also improve your language skills.
With the knowledge that you obtained from this program you can work on different computer network tasks such as network design and maintenance. You should also be well prepared to work in international project groups.
Grounds for selection
In addition to the Bachelor’s Degree in a relevant field from a university of applied sciences, the applicant must have at least three years of working experience in the related field after graduation from a university of applied sciences. Two years of work experience after receiving a vocational college diploma or a higher vocational diploma AND at least one year of work experience after receiving a degree from a university of applied sciences are also accepted. All three years of work experience must be in a relevant field.
The selection is based on the points gained from the preliminary assignment (maximum 50 points), the grade of the final thesis (maximum of 30 points) and work experience (maximum of 20 points). The maximum number of points is 100. The prerequisite for applying for the Master’s Degree programme (polytechnic) is at least three years of work experience after the completion of the Bachelor’s Degree. The applicants only receive points for work experience exceeding the three year period and the work experience must be from a related field. Two months of work experience from a related field yields one point for the applicant. 150 hours of part-time work experience equals 1 month. Work experience may be calculated up until the end of the application period.