The course feedback questionnaire is now available online. It takes only a few minutes to fill in the form. We strongly encourage you to participate and thank you in advance for your time.

The schedule of presentations has been posted under the Lectures pages. Note that, in order to accommodate all presentations, there will be an additional lecture on Monday December 10 at 09:15-13:00 in T3. Remember that the deadline for the submission of the presentation is Friday, December 7, 2012. Presentations should be uploaded to the Presentation folder in Optima with a filename in the form lastname_firstname. Additional instructions are given in the related page.

This is a reminder for the submission of the final assignment, due on Saturday, December 1, 2012. Final assignments should be uploaded to the Final Assignments folder in Optima with a filename in the form lastname_firstname. Additional instructions are given in the related page.

Reviewers have been assigned for diary 6 (Networking business). This is also the last diary to review. The deadline is Saturday, November 24, 2012 at 19:30.

Detailed instructions about the presentation and the final assignment have been posted under the page Additional instructions. The instructions also provide useful suggestions and recommendations as well as the submission deadlines.

The deadline for the submission of the diary on Lecture 6 (Networking business) and the review of diaries on Lecture 5 (Experimental research) will be on Friday, November 16, 2012 at 19:30.

Lecture 6 about experimentally driven research is uploaded to Noppa and the reviewers for Diary 5 are assigned. For the Lecture 6 the writing of assignment is not a trivial. You are free to consider business models in your topic: How could it save money? Can you construct a business around this scientific topic? Are there existing examples of successful business or start-ups? BR.

Lecture 5 about experimentally driven research is uploaded to Noppa and the reviewers for Diary 4 are assigned. BR.

The lecture on Academic programming is uploaded (actually it was done on Friday) and Reviewer assignment for Mathematical modeling is done. Also everyone by now (who submitted a diary on computer simulation) should receive the feedback on the diary. BR, T-110.6130.

Hello, The Lecture 4 is uploaded and is in Noppa right now. You also may fined new reviewer assignment in corresponding page at Noppa. Br, T-110.6130 teachers.

The are few updates on Noppa web page: 1. Slides for Lecture 3 on Data Analysis are online. So you can use them to prepare Diary 2. 2. There is a new webpage "Review rules" which contains some instruction on the review process. 3. The reviewers are assigned. The webpage "Reviewer assignments" contains a table. On the left column you should see your name (if you have submitted a diary), on the right of your name you should see the IDs of other students, which diaries you need to review. Please, be critical through the review. PS: Also remember to upload both pdf and tex to optima for each diaries. Review goes as a comment under "pdf" document.

The slides of the second lecture (about computer simulation) have been posted online. Recall that your first diary will be about using computer simulation in the context of the topic you were assigned. Note that the third lecture will be given on October 4 at 16:15, which is also the deadline for uploading the first diary to Optima. Additional information about diaries is available on the slides introducing the course (first lecture).

The assigned topics for the diaries and the final assignment have been published in the related page.

Notice: Extra topics are available right now in Noppa page name "Topics".

Slides from the first lecture are online now. Please, remember to choose your topic before 20.09, all necessary details are in the first few slides.

The course will start on Thursday (September 13, 2012) at 16:15 in room T5. The first lecture will give the details of the course content and organization, including the exercises.

Most of the T-110 courses have now been standardized to 5 credits. Sometimes, students need to find smaller courses to fill a study module. If you want to find a course that is, for example, precisely 2 or 3 credits, you can choose T-110.6101 Special assignment in networking and security (1-10 cr). Please see the course page in Noppa for more details. Another option is T-110.6000 Internet and computing forum (2 cr), which takes place in the spring semester. (Please note that it has mandatory attendance in the lectures.) Note that while the special courses (T-110.6120 and T-110.6220) have a variable number of credits, it is determined each year by the visiting teachers and usually cannot be scaled to the needs of the individual students.

The Fall 2012 edition of T-110.6130 is only offered as a 5 credits course, even though the course is marked differently in WebOodi.