ECTS 5:

Learning Outcomes and Competences: This module enables the latest topics in electrical engineering to be integrated into lectures. It is generally designed in collaboration with industry or other research institutions.

Content:

• Plant design phases
• Cost estimation and contract negotiation
• Risk management - Project management
• Time-line & cost tracking
• Contract management
• Sub-contracting & EPCs
• Acceptance Test – Safety

ECTS 10:

Learning outcomes and competences:

• Students will apply their knowledge to the design of a system in the area of health technology.
• Students will investigate one of several topics in the area of health technology, e.g. medical acoustics or sensor technology, imaging technology, telemonitoring, or data analysis.
• Students are able to systematically plan and realize a project from start to finish.
• During the implementation phase, students will use tools from software (building, testing, versioning, documenting) or hardware engineering (modeling, synthesizing, simulating).
• Students will create all the documents and work products required for the realization of the project (e.g. specification, design, circuit, program, test, configuration).
• Students will document their work, write up a final report on their project, and present their project in class.
• The specific content of this module is dependent on the selected topic from the above mentioned health technology areas. It can be hardware- or software-specific or a combination thereof. For software-specific topics, students may apply tools, for instance for writing, testing and debugging a program, or manipulating data. For hardware-specific topics, students may apply tools to design a circuit, for instance for designing and layouting a printed circuit board or for constructing a model printed with a 3D printer. A combination of software and hardware may encompass designing a circuit, creating a printed circuit board, and programming a microcontroller used in the design.
• Concepts from project managements required to realize the project will be taught during class and e-learning lessons.