inf369 Current Topics in 'Microrobotics and Control Engineering' II (Course overview)

No participant requirements

Module Capacity:
unrestricted

Portfolio or presentation or oral exam

At the end of the lecture period

This module addresses current developments in the field of microrobotics.
 

Professional competences
The students:

• define and contrast a computer science part, in which they are specialised, in detail or evaluate computer science in general
• recognise and evaluate applied techniques and methods of their subject and are aware of their limits
• identify, structure and solve problems/tasks, also in new or developing subject areas
• apply state of the art and innovative methods to solve problems, if necessary from other disciplines
• are aware of the current limits and contribute to the development of computer science research and technology
• discuss and evaluate recent computer science developments

Methodological competences
The students:

• examine tasks with technical and research literature, write an academic article and present their solutions academically
• evaluate problems/tasks, including new or developing subject areas of their discipline and apply computer science methods for solutions and research
• schedule time processes and resources

Social competences
The students:

• communicate with users and experts convincingly

Self-competences
The students:

• pursue the overall and special computer science development critically
• develop and reflect self-developed hypotheses to theories independently