1. School of Science Degree Programme in Computer Science and Engineering Computer Science and Engineering Master’s Programme Orientation Mobile Computing – Services and Security Service Design and Engineering (SDE) ICT Innovation (SDE and DSS) September 2012 SK 7.9.2012

2. Department of Computer Science and Engineering (CSE) One of the seven departments of the School of Science (SCI) One of the three departments offering courses in Computer Science and Engineering Other two departments offering courses in CSE: –Department of Information and Computer Science –Department of Media Technology Dep. of ICS and CSE located in T building, Dep. of MT in TUAS building

3. Master’s Programmes in CSE department The School of Science hosts altogether 8 Master’s programmes related to Computer Science and Engineering CSE department has 4 Master’s programmes: –Security and Mobile Computing (NordSecMob) –Mobile Computing – Services and Security –Service Design and Engineering (SDE) –ICT Innovation Technical major: Service Design and Engineering (SDE) Technical major: Distributed Systems and Services (DSS) Technical major: Digital Media Technology (DMT) Technical major: Human-Computer Interaction and Design (HCID) Technical major: Embedded Systems (ES)

4. Topics today Introduction of the academic and administrative staff Degree structure in Master’s programmes Information on courses and exams Limitation to study time and residence permits Dishonest behaviour CSE building workstations Sources of information

5. Introduction of the academic and administrative staff

6. 6 Professor Antti Ylä-JääskiProfessor Tuomas Aura Professor Jukka K. Nurminen Academic Coordinator Satu Jääskeläinen satu.jaaskelainen@aalto.fi room A108 (1st floor) Introduction of the academic staff – Mobile Computing

7. 7 Professor Jukka K. Nurminen Professor Tuomas Aura Professor Antti Ylä-Jääski Professor Keijo Heljanko Academic Coordinator Satu Jääskeläinen satu.jaaskelainen@aalto.fi room A108 (1st floor) Introduction of the academic staff – DSS

8. 8 Professor Heikki SaikkonenProfessor Marjo Kauppinen Academic Coordinator Håkan Mitts hakan.mitts@aalto.fihakan.mitts@aalto.fi room B161 (2nd floor) Introduction of the academic staff – SDE

9. Introduction of the administrative staff 9 Administrative Staff / Degree Programme Office Study Coordinator Päivi Koivunen paivi.koivunen@aalto.fipaivi.koivunen@aalto.fi C211 (2nd floor)

10. Introduction of the administrative staff Administrative Staff / Degree Programme Office CSE Study Advisor Tuulia Merinen cse-office@tkk.fi room C111 (ground floor) - studying at Aalto or living in Finland - where to find information - general course informationcse-office@tkk.fi

11. Degree structure in Master’s programmes

12. Master of Science (Technology), 120 ECTS credits Fixed curriculum (Mobile computing, SDE) All programmes have own curriculums Studies that are not in the curriculum cannot usually be included in the degree All compulsory courses must be taken Flexibility in elective studies Master programme structure at Aalto 12

13. Master of Science (Technology), 120 ECTS credits Fixed curriculum including 30 ECTS Innovation and Entrepreneurship minor ICT Innovation - programme structure 13 Technical Specialization with thematic relevance Technical Specialization with thematic relevance Electives Electives Thematically oriented and industry based thesis work I&E Thesis 6 ECTS I&E Thesis 6 ECTS Basic I&E Course Basic I&E Course Second year in University Y at Node B Exit point specialization (26 ECTS + thesis 30 ECTS) First year in University X at Node A Entry point 60 ECTS Mobility phase 4 ECTS Technical Common Base Centrally organized Summer Program with I&E and thematic focus, 4 ECTS Centrally organized Summer Program with I&E and thematic focus, 4 ECTS Business Development Lab - Winter school

14. Compulsory complementary studies for AMK students - 30 ECTS Recommended to complete during the first year Must be completed before Master’s Thesis topic confirmation and graduation –20 cr Mathematics courses –10 cr Computer Science SDE students may choose an alternative 30 ECTS package –Min. 10 cr Mathematics courses –Min.10 cr Computer Science –Min. 5 cr Industrial Economics See https://into.aalto.fi/display/entik/Complementary+studies https://into.aalto.fi/display/entik/Complementary+studies 14

15. Double degree possibility in Mobile Computing Page 15 Possibility to complete double degree with partner university: Technical University of Catalonia (UPC) in Spain Instituto Superior Técnico (IST) in Lisbon, Portugal In practice: 1st year at Aalto + 2nd year at partner university + Master’s thesis co-supervised application deadline February 28, 2013 UPC CC UPC Aalto Master’s thesis IST Aalto UPC CC UPC Aalto Master’s thesis IST Aalto UPC CC UPC Aalto Master’s thesis IST Aalto

16. Language studies Obligatory according to Aalto degree regulation: MSc degree must include 3 ECTS of language studies (incl. written and oral skills). In English, Spanish, Japanese, French or German (NOT in Finnish or Swedish) See Study Guide p.123 Recommended to take during the first academic year (first spring term) Scheduled for autumn term (tuition fee students) –ICT Innovation (DSS and SDE): Kie-98.1114 Communicating Technology –SDE: Kie-98.1310 Introduction to Academic Communication –Mobile Computing: Kie-98.1115 Persuasive Communication Students with Finnish bachelor degree, including AMK students no obligatory language studies required because completed already

17. Verified personal study plan (HOPS) Students are required to make a personal study plan (HOPS) as part of their MSc degree. The study plan is a binding agreement on both parties: the student and Aalto University. It grants the student with a right to study according to the confirmed personal study plan but, at the same time, obliges the student to follow his or her study plan. HOPS is signed by both the school official and the student one copy is for the student, one is stored in student’s file

18. Information on courses and exams

19. Courses Course information –Noppa -portal https://noppa.aalto.fihttps://noppa.aalto.fi Course news and material Exercise and exam schedules Registration for courses and exams –In WebOodi https://oodi.aalto.fi/e/https://oodi.aalto.fi/e/ –Separate registration needed for –course –exercises –exams

20. Course codes Example: T-86.5310 The first letter(s) mean the organizing degree programme (can also be S, TU, AS, Tfy, …) The next numbers between mean the organizing department within the degree programme: Department of Computer Science and Engineering T-93, T-106, T-109, T-110, T-76, T-86, T-121, T-128 Department of Information and Computer Science T-61, T-79 Department of Media Technology T-111, T-75 The last four numbers are for identification purposes only

21. Exams Separate registration –In WebOodi (https://oodi.aalto.fi/e/)https://oodi.aalto.fi/e/ Where and when? –Schedules primarily from WebOodi –Also in Into: https://into.aalto.fi/display/entik/Course+and+Examinati on+Schedules How many times I can try to pass? –Depends on course, normally minimum 2 exams per term

22. Limitation to study time and residence permits

23. Limitation to study time Master’s programme = Full-time study programme to be completed in 2 years with 30 ECTS/ semester study time and study success are monitored by the academic and administrative staff

24. Working part-time? Citizens of EU/EEA-countries or Nordic countries can work without restrictions Non EU-citizens are allowed to work for a maximum of 25 h/week during the terms. There is no limitations on working hours in full- time employment during the holidays. Note that working while studying may seriously slow down studies as CSE courses at Aalto are quite challenging and time-consuming!

25. Renewing residence permits Non-EU students must renew their residence permits after one year: Application for extension of the residence permit must be submitted to the local police in person before current residence permit expires The student must show that he/she has proceeded in studies as planned: at least 40 credits / academic year

26. Dishonest behavior

27. What is considered dishonest behavior? = practice where the student's purpose is to give false representation of his/her own or other student's knowledge or an attempt to influence the grading of the course. Examples of dishonest behavior include cheating in an exam, copying someone else's project work or taking an exam for someone else. If, for instance, a student cites someone else's text, images or programming code as part of his/her work, the cited part must be marked clearly!

28. Consequences of dishonest behavior 1.A written notice of course failure to student’s file: may affect eg. getting assistant positions at the department graduation with distinction not awarded even if GPA is over 4.0 etc. 2.The professor in charge of the Master’s programme will be notified about the written notice. 3.ICT Innovation: Master School Office and partner universities will be informed 4.If cheating is considered serious or repeated, professor can initiate the disciplinary procedure: as a disciplinary consequence, the executive dean can issue a warning student can be expelled for a certain period of time (maximum of one year)

29. CSE building workstations

30. Paniikki = Niksula workstations in C106 Magnetic keys grant you 24 hour access to Paniikki (C106) and guild room. You can get one from the main library. Student card is required. Student card you can get from AYY Sihteeristö (secretariat). Sihteeristö is located in Otakaari 11, above the shopping centre. More information: http://lib.aalto.fi/en/services/lending/magnetic_keys/ http://lib.aalto.fi/en/services/lending/magnetic_keys/ Problems with workstations of Paniikki? If yes, first contact Niksula (reception on weekdays 12:15 – 14:00 in room B210) More information: http://www.niksula.hut.fi/http://www.niksula.hut.fi/ IT Service Desk: A225, open Mon – Fri 9 – 11 (servicedesk@aalto.fi)

31. Computer facilities in Maarintalo also Maarintalo open 24 hrs remember to always keep your student ID card with you

32. Sources of information

33. Sources of information 1/3 Survival Guide and Thriving in Finland A lot of useful information See also Aalto First Year Experience https://into.aalto.fi/display/enafye/Homepage https://into.aalto.fi/display/enafye/Homepage CSE Study Guide 2012-2013 (degree requirements) Noppa-portal and WebOodi (course descriptions, schedules)

34. Sources of information 1/2 Into portal Homepage for Degree Programme of Computer Science and Engineering: https://into.aalto.fi/display/entik/Homepagehttps://into.aalto.fi/display/entik/Homepage Information and instructions relating to studies Master’s thesis, graduation, forms etc. Examination Schedules CS department website: http://www.cse.tkk.fi/en/http://www.cse.tkk.fi/en/ SDE in Into: https://into.aalto.fi/display/ensde/Homepagehttps://into.aalto.fi/display/ensde/Homepage Mobile Computing in Into: https://into.aalto.fi/display/enmob/Homepagehttps://into.aalto.fi/display/enmob/Homepage ICT Innovation in Into: https://into.aalto.fi/display/eneitictinno/Homepagehttps://into.aalto.fi/display/eneitictinno/Homepage EIT ICT Labs Master School: http://www.masterschool.eitictlabs.eu/http://www.masterschool.eitictlabs.eu/ Helsinki co-location centre: http://www.eitictlabs.eu/ict-labs/nodes-co-location- centres/helsinki/http://www.eitictlabs.eu/ict-labs/nodes-co-location- centres/helsinki/ Yammer

35. Sources of information 1/2 DSS and Mobile Computing - Academic coordinator: Satu Jääskeläinen (A108) SDE - Academic coordinator: Håkan Mitts (A222) Administrative matters: Study Coordinator Päivi Koivunen (C211)

36. Welcome to study Computer Science and Engineering at Aalto University!