Content, progress and pedagogy of the
module
The Project-Oriented Study in an External Organisation must have
a scope that corresponds to the ECTS load.
Learning objectives
Knowledge
- Hold knowledge of analytical, numerical and/or experimental
methods for analysis of advanced tasks within the field of
specialization.
- Understand the connection between engineering and scientific
theory and their application in practical problems.
- Explain the scientific basis and scientific issues within the
specialization.
- Explain the highest international research in the field of
specialization.
Skills
- Be able to apply analytical, numerical and/or experimental
methods for analysis and solving of advanced tasks within the field
of specialization.
- Be able to apply relevant theory to field specific
applications.
- Be able to solve advanced engineering tasks within the
field of specialization.
- Be able to compare and evaluate assumptions, limitations and
uncertainties related to the methods applied in connection to
finding solutions of advanced challenges within the field of
specialization.
- Master the scientific methods and general skills related to the
field of specialization.
- Compose a project report according to the field's norms,
use correct professional language, document extensive inclusion of
relevant original literature, communicate and discuss the
project's research-based basis and problem and results in a
written, graphic and oral manner in a coherent way.
- Critically evaluate the project's results in relation to
relevant original literature and current scientific methods, models
and evaluate and discuss the project's problem in a relevant
technical scientific context.
- Assess and put the project's potential into perspective for
further development.
Competences
- Be able to handle development-oriented situations in connection
to either studying or working.
- Be able to analyse and solve an actual problem of industrial
relevance through application of systematic research and
development processes, including advanced analytical, experimental
and/or numerical methods and models.
- Be able to use the correct terminology in oral, written or
graphical communication and documentation of challenges and
solutions within the field of specialization.
- Participate in and independently carry out technological
development and research, as well as solve complex tasks using
scientific methods.
- Perform planning, implementation and management of complex and
unpredictable research and / or development tasks and assume a
professional responsibility for completing independent academic
tasks as well as interdisciplinary collaborations.
- Independently take responsibility for own professional
development and specialization.
Type of instruction
The project work is carried out as an independent work process
in which the students themselves organize and coordinate their
workload in collaboration with a supervisor.
When doing a project-oriented stay in a company, the
student is included in the company’s daily work and carry out
independent project work on an industrial problem relevant for
the company. Concurrent to the work in the company, the student
makes a project report, which is evaluated after the ending of the
internship. A project-oriented stay in a company has to be approved
by the study board.
Extent and expected workload
Since it is a 20 ECTS project module the expected workload
is 600 hours for the student.
Exam
Exams
Name of exam | Project Oriented Study in an External Organisation |
Type of exam | Oral exam based on a project |
ECTS | 20 |
Assessment | 7-point grading scale |
Type of grading | Internal examination |
Criteria of assessment | The criteria of assessment are stated in the Examination
Policies and Procedures |