Hi, reminder that rest of the course will go following. Before demo sessions (6.5., clock 9-14, hall T2) you should present f2f your application to your tutor and send the slides and final report to him and Olli Mäkinen. Tutor sends to me and Olli grade proposals of the teams. The demo sessions will last for around 10 min/team. We will follow the same presentation order as there are in project group page. In your presentation, you should aim for a pitching style and have the whole group on the stage. BR Sakari

Hi, there will a Android programming support session f2f with Kimmo today 1.4. clock 12-14 in T2. Use this opportunity! BR Sakari

The template for the final report as well as instructions for preparing the presentation in the demo session are now available on the Assignments page.

Hi, there will be still two lectures in the course: Mobile ecosystems (18.3) and Start-up info (25.3.) both clock 14-16 in hall AS1. I strongly suggest to participate. BR Sakari

Summer Trainee Position at Nokia Networks Technology and Innovation Unit Data Analytics Nokia Networks Technology Unit is offering summer trainee position in data analytics. Work includes working with data sets, related tools as well as data visualization. Requirements: some programming skills in Python, Java, SQL, R, HTML5, git, scripting, .. preferred. Having a passion to analyze big amounts of data / previous experience on mongo DB is considered as an advantage. Positive attitude and fluent English. Position length 4-6months (start date April-June) Contact: prerna.sawheny@nokia.com or zhi-chun.honkasalo@nokia.com ----------------- Summer Trainee Position at Nokia Networks Technology and Innovation Unit Cloud computing in telco networks Nokia Networks Technology Unit is offering a summer trainee position in cloud computing. Work includes various cloud computing related tasks. Requirements: Linux skills, scripting and some coding experience. Cloud technology practical experience is considered as an advantage. Positive attitude and fluent English. Position length 4-6months (start date April-June) Contact: Janne Parantainen, janne.parantainen@nokia.com

Hi, there will a second Android programming support session f2f with Kimmo 1.4. clock 12-14 in T2. Use this opportunity! BR Sakari

Hi, there will Android programming and public cloud platform support availabe 4.3. clock 12-14 in T2. I strongly suggest to use this opportunity to have f2f discussions with Kimmo Ahokas there. BR Sakari

Hi, there will RACS platform and programming support availabe tomorrow 25.2. clock 12-14 in T2. I strongly suggest all RACS related groups to use this opportunity to have f2f discussions with Petteri Pöyhönen / NSN there (eventhough there are no current technical problems, but also to avoid future ones!) BR Sakari

Group leader should send the plan to both group's tutor and Olli via e-mail by 22.2. BR Sakari

The template can be found on the Assignments page.

The details of the sign-up e-mail are now available on the Assignments page. Some of the topic details will still be refined and they will be available on the introduction lecture.

The course T-110.5130 Mobile Systems Programming will start on Wednesday, 7th January at 12:15 in lecture room T2. The participants will be assigned to groups for project work, so registration is mandatory via e-mail. Details on the registration will be added on Friday and they will also be presented during the first lecture. The theme of the Spring 2015 course is innovative mobile applications. The focus is in a practical programming project work, which involves groups of 4-5 students implementing specific mobile applications which will be presented in May. The course will also include mandatory lectures on mobile programming, the first lecture covers the practicalities of the course, including the topics of the group projects. After the first lecture, the students can express their topic preferences - the groups will be formed according to the preferences and announced on the second lecture.

Apologies for being a bit late, but the results for this Spring's course can now be found on the Results page. Please contact the course staff if you have any questions regarding the grading.

The course feedback questionnaire is now open, closing on Monday, 26th May. https://into.aalto.fi/display/entik/Course+Feedback It takes a few minutes to fill in the form. Thank you for your feedback!

As a reminder, the course project demo session is already on next week's Tuesday, 6th May at 12:15-16:00 in lecture hall T2. We will start with a short presentation from the Aalto Center for Entrepreneurship (ACE), and then continue in the group order. The instructions can be found from the assignments page in the final report section. Please also contact the tutor for demoing the project in action if you haven't done it already.

Dear All, Are you curious about how energy is consumed on your smartphones? Are you interested in techniques for developing energy-efficient mobile applications? Yu Xiao and Antti Ylä-Jääski organize a new course on energy-efficient mobile computing (5 ECTS) in Period V 2014, under the course code T-110.6120. The course includes lectures and lab work. It covers techniques for smartphone power measurement and analysis, CPU power management in mobile OSs, power saving mechanisms of cellular and Wi-Fi networks, energy-efficient mobile sensing, and mobile cloud offloading. You will gain an overview of current research issues in the area. In addition, you will be able to conduct power measurement and analysis, to implementpower saving mechanisms presented in the literature, and to recognize challenges in designing and implementing energy-efficient mobile applications. The first student meeting will be held at TUAS 1171-1172 on 14.4.2014 from 14.15 to 16.00. If you are interested in, you can find more information from https://noppa.aalto.fi/noppa/kurssi/t-110.6120 .

The template and instructions for the final report are available on the assignments page. Also, you can find details on the demo sessions there.

Hi, I strongly recommend to all groups this lecture: Tuesday 1.4. clock 14-16, T2 HERE - Making sense of the real world, Mika Rytkönen - What is HERE? - What we do and what is our business model Car Connectivity Consortium, Antti Aumo - Intro (CCC + MirrorLink) - In-car apps (development+certification) Welcome! Regards Sakari

Due to the overlap of T-110.5191 and the previously proposed demo session time, the new time is now Tuesday, 6th May at 12:15-16:00 in lecture hall T2.

Change in the agenda: UX lecture will be replaced by HTML5 topic

Project plan template is now on the Assignments page with related instructions.

The first meeting with the group tutor should be organized as soon as possible. Permanent leader of each group should inform me (sakari.luukkainen@aalto.fi) after the meeting has taken place. The deadline is latest 11.2. Regards Sakari

The project group information slides as well as the Android development slides can now be found from the Noppa Lectures page.

There will be Android programming support sessions 5.3. and 9.4. clock 12-14 in Hall T2. The course assistants will be there available for groups in technical problems. Online technical support is also provided all the time: marius.noreikis@aalto.fi kimmo.ahokas@aalto.fi

The sign-up details have now been added to the Assignments page in Noppa.

The course T-110.5130 Mobile Systems Programming will start on Wednesday, 15th January at 12:15 in lecture room T2. The participants will be assigned to groups for project work, so registration is mandatory via e-mail. Details on the registration will be added soon. The theme of the Spring 2014 course is innovative mobile applications. The focus is in a practical programming project work, which involves groups of 4-5 students implementing specific mobile applications which will be presented on 9th May. The course will also include mandatory lectures on mobile programming, the first lecture covers the practicalities of the course, including the topics of the group projects. After the first lecture, the students can express their topic preferences - the groups will be formed according to the preferences and announced on the second lecture.

The T-110.5130 course results for Spring 2013 are now available on the Noppa's Results page.

Please give course feedback using feedback form linked below. Feedback form is open until 3.6. (if not otherwise told). Feecback is compulsory part of all T-110 courses.

Due to the large amount of groups this Spring, it is probable or at least possible that even the four hour session will not be long enough. For this reason, a schedule for the session has been created with times until 17:00. You can find the schedule on the Lectures page. Of course, we will try to hold the sessions in a tighter schedule, but technical delays cannot be underestimated. If your group cannot attend the session at a certain time, send a mail to the course assistant by Monday evening, and it can be adjusted accordingly.

There is a "Helsinki<3Developers" meeting for Helsinki open data API users on Tuesday, 14th May at 16:30-19:30, organized by the city. If you are interested in utilizing these open APIs, the event is freely joinable by everyone (registration required). However, the presentations will be in Finnish, but discussion can of course be held in English as well. More information can be found from here: http://www.hel.fi/hki/taske/fi/uutiset/helsinkidevelopers (unfortunately also in Finnish).

The course's demo session will be held on Wednesday, 8th May at 12:15-16:00 in lecture hall T2. Please note that the final report deadline is also noon that day. You can find instructions for both the demo and the report on the Noppa Assignments page.

The Startup Sauna Internship 2013 program offers a chance for the best computer science students to work in the most exciting startups in Finland. The program offers programmer interships from Helsinki area startups for the summer of 2013. This is an opportunity for you to build a network of entrepreneurial minded people and learn by doing with the most driven entrepreneurs in Finland. Take a leap and apply to have the time of your life! See info and open positions at startupsauna.com/internship

In order to speed up the user account generation process if you don't already have a Niksula account, we will do it in a more streamlined fashion - send an e-mail to the me (Olli) with your Aalto user account name (this will be enough), and I will send a combined list to the admins who will enable the Niksula accounts for you. Also, the correct contact information for questions regarding GitLab is in fact guru (at) niksula.hut.fi.

The GitLab service provided by Niksula, the CSE department's own computer lab environment, is now available for use at https://git.niksula.hut.fi/ - though you need to have a Niksula user account in order to use it. If you don't have one, you can apply for one at the Niksula administration office B210 during the 12:15-14:00 daily office hours. If you have a question regarding the service which you can't find an answer to from the GitLab's own help system, you can ask the admins - guru ( at ) cs.hut.fi

On Thursday, January 31st there will be a GIT Introduction lecture with some practical information how to use the GIT system. The lecture is not mandatory but highly recommended for people who are not experienced with GIT. The lecture will be given in the Main Building (left entrance), U414 from 16-18. The project groups page has also been updated with the current information, and the lecture slides from today's Android lecture will be uploaded later today.

We have summer internship positions again this summer. Application deadline is end of January. Please read more from separate announcement. (Sorry about several mails if you are attending many of our courses.)

Slides from the second lecture can now be found on the Lectures page. Note that the group slides include the person responsible for gathering the first meeting and further instructions! Also, I updated the Assignments page with instructions regarding the project plan.

Registration details are now on the Assignments page. More information will also be provided during the introduction lecture on Wednesday, 16th January.

The course T-110.5130 Mobile Systems Programming will start on Wednesday, 16th January at 12:15 in lecture room T2. The participants will be assigned to groups for project work, so registration is mandatory via e-mail. Details on the registration will be added later in early 2013. The theme of the Spring 2013 course is innovative mobile applications. The focus is in a practical programming project work, which involves groups of 4-5 students implementing specific mobile applications. The course will also include mandatory lectures on mobile programming, the first lecture covers the practicalities of the course, including the topics of the group projects. After the first lecture, the students can express their topic preferences.