The degree project is the final course of your higher vocational education programme at TUC, where you draw on your acquired knowledge, skills and competences to produce a degree project in the form of a defined project within the industry. You define a problem, search for and structure information, and present and analyse results to produce a proposal for a solution or change. In HVAC-oriented programmes, for example, the degree project is preferably carried out in parallel with LIA 3. You present the work both in writing in a technical report and orally to an audience, and practise giving feedback and acting as opponent on others' work.
Is to provide the knowledge needed to produce a degree project, in the form of a defined project within the industry, based on acquired knowledge, skills and competences. The goal of the course is that the student has knowledge and skills in the methods and ways of working required to develop and present a degree project and to independently solve problems, that is, define problems, search for and structure information, and present and analyse results in order to develop proposals for a solution/change. The student should have the skills to give feedback and act as opponent on others' work.
Is to provide the knowledge needed to produce a degree project, in the form of a defined project within the industry, based on acquired knowledge, skills and competences. The goal of the course is that the student has knowledge and skills in the methods and ways of working required to develop and present a degree project and to independently solve problems, that is, define problems, search for and structure information, and present and analyse results in order to develop proposals for a solution/change. The student should have the skills to give feedback and act as opponent on others' work.
Developing a defined research question within the industry, in consultation with a supervisor.
Searching for, structuring and analysing information relevant to the question.
Practical work on the degree project, often in parallel with LIA.
Compiling results, analysis and proposed solutions in a written technical report.
Presenting your own work and giving feedback and opposition on others' degree projects.
The course is aimed at students at the end of their YH programme at TUC who are about to complete their final degree project, often in parallel with an LIA period.
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