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TIE363 - Information Management and Sharing (2 credits)

Lecturers

• Benja Fallenstein
• Matti Katila
• Janne Kujala

Dates, Times and Lecture Subjects

• 17.3.2005, at 10-12 o'clock, Aud. 2 - Start session (Matti)
• 24.3.2005 - NO LECTURE
• 31.3.2005, at 10-12 o'clock, Aud. 2 - Vision of Fenfire and Introduction to Lobs (Layout Objects) (Benja/Matti)
• 7.4.2005, at 10-12 o'clock, Aud. 2 - Unique background textures, irregular edges and fillets (Janne)
• 14.4.2005, at 12-14 o'clock, Aud.3 - Layoutable objects and Fenfire programming (Benja/Matti)
• 21.4.2005, at 12-14 o'clock, Aud. 3 - Storm (Benja/Matti)
• 28.4.2005, at 10-12 o'clock, Aud. 2 - Alph (Benja/Matti)
• 5.5.2005 - NO LECTURE
• 10.5.2005, begins at 12.15 o'clock, Alfa - Free form ending seminar

Mailing lists

The course has a formal mailing list for informing which has a public archive. Weekly contemplation are shared with others in discussion mailing list [ archive].

Manner of Performance

To pass the course a small software project in course's subject matter is accomplished. Weekly contemplation make it possible to have a higher grade. Additional information for manner of performance.

Accomplished software projects are presented in informal seminar which operates as a last lecture for the course.

Grading

To pass the course a programming project is accomplished. Grading will mostly be done by the effort put in this project. To get additional points you can make weekly contemplations.

50% of the grade will be for weekly contemplation and the rest 50% for software project. Therefore, with excellent project you are passed with grade one. The word excellent doesn't mean here scaling between students but stands for personal show and the process of learning trough the course. In practise everyone who participates in project will pass so don't panic before hand.