As an integrated part of the project work, the student must follow the Problem-Based Learning and project management workshop (1 ECTS)  

A course on Computational Thinking is integrated into the project.

• Learn to solve problems through a subset of computational thinking concepts (algorithm design, automation, and abstraction)  

• Understand agent-based techniques to computational thinking (formalization and simulation). 

• Basic introduction to concepts of computational thinking (decomposition, pattern recognition, and data representation) 

• Ability to read, understand, evaluate and potentially modify existing computational structures and data representations

• Ability to formulate and decompose a problem into a series of ordered steps (algorithmic thinking) 

• Ability to read, understand, evaluate and potentially modify computational models/agent-based models 

• Ability to use abstractions and pattern recognition to represent a problem in new and different ways 

• Exercise computational-thinking-based problem-orientation by formulating problems in students’ bachelor domains with focus on problems, which can be addressed through computational thinking 

• Design computational models to address identified problems using computational thinking techniques  

Project work, including: