R&D Workshop
The principal objective is to apply the knowledge and skills that the students acquired in their classes by elaborating solutions for real-life practical problems presented by various clients.
- Each project is guided by a supervisor from the assigned client. The students discuss design choices and the problems encountered with the supervisor and periodically report the advancement of the work.
- The project administration is done by the workshop coordination at UniNE to facilitate the clients’ task.
- The students must deliver a fully documented solution (implementation, experiment, analysis, …) to the client.
- The students discuss design choices and the problems encountered with the supervisor and periodically report the advancement of the work.
- The presentations and discussions of the advancement of the project in class are an integral part of the course.
- The projects are done individually or in small teams.
- Each student can expect to work around 300 hours on the project during the semester.
- As part of the R&D Workshop, the UniNE Technology Transfer Office will organize a workshop on entrepreneurship:
- preparing your project ideas for business (confidentiality, intellectual property rights, open source)
- shaping your business idea by developing and presenting a business plan
More information can be found at http://vcentaure10.unine.ch/locomotive/rdworkshop/preview.
Details
| Code | 02810 |
| Type | Seminar |
| ECTS | 10 |
| Site | Neuchâtel |
| Track(s) |
T0 – General |
| Semester | S2020 |
Teaching
| Learning Outcomes | The principal objective is to apply the knowledge and skills that the students acquired in their classes by elaborating solutions for real-life practical problems presented by various clients. |
| Lecturer(s) |
Jacques Savoy Peter Kropf |
| Language | english |
| Course Page | The course page in ILIAS can be found at . |
Schedules and Rooms
| Period | Weekly |
| Schedule | Tuesday, 14:15 - 18:00 |
| Location | UniNE, Unimail |
| Room | B104 |
Evaluation
| Evaluation type | continuous evaluation |
Additional information
| Comment | First Lecture |