Program Overview

Introduction to the Bachelor's Degree in Internet Technologies and Computer Engineering

The Bachelor's degree in Internet Technologies and Computer Engineering is a 3-year research-based full-time program. The program is normed to 180 ECTS and is offered at the Aalborg University.

Admission Requirements

To be admitted to the program, applicants must have a upper secondary school diploma with specific requirements:

• Danish A
• English B
• Mathematics A
• Physics B or Geoscience A

All subjects must be passed.

Program Structure

The program is modular and is structured as a problem-based study. Each module has a specific number of ECTS points and is concluded with one or more exams within specific exam periods.

Curriculum

The curriculum consists of the following modules:

1. Networks and Programming (15 ECTS)
   • Technological project work (5 ECTS)
   • Imperative programming (5 ECTS)
   • Problem-based learning in science, technology, and society (5 ECTS)
   • Linear algebra (5 ECTS)
2. Network-based Data Processing (15 ECTS)
   • Network-based data processing (15 ECTS)
   • Interaction design (5 ECTS)
   • Calculus (5 ECTS)
   • Structured system development (5 ECTS)
3. Microprocessor Systems (15 ECTS)
   • Microprocessor systems (15 ECTS)
   • Linear circuits (5 ECTS)
   • Computational techniques within the field of electronics 1 (5 ECTS)
   • Embedded systems - Architecture and software (5 ECTS)
4. Embedded Real-time Systems (15 ECTS)
   • Embedded real-time systems (15 ECTS)
   • Algorithms (5 ECTS)
   • Operating systems, languages, and compilers (5 ECTS)
   • Computational techniques within the field of electronics 2 (5 ECTS)
5. Complex Distributed Systems (15 ECTS)
   • Complex distributed systems (15 ECTS)
   • Signal processing (5 ECTS)
   • OOAD, test, and verification (5 ECTS)
   • Network technologies and distributed systems (5 ECTS)
6. Bachelor's Project (20 ECTS)
   • The student must choose one of the following bachelor's projects:
     • Bachelor's project (Control Engineering)
     • Bachelor's project (Communication Systems)
     • Bachelor's project (Signal Processing)
     • Bachelor's project (Information Processing Systems)

Examination and Assessment

Examinations are conducted in accordance with the Examination Order. The program includes various forms of examination, such as written and oral exams, project evaluations, and assessments of student performance.

Language Requirements

It is expected that students can read academic texts in modern Danish, Norwegian, Swedish, and English, as well as use reference works in other European languages.

Commencement of Studies Exam

The Commencement of Studies Exam is not ECTS-awarding and will not appear on the exam certificate. The purpose of the exam is to confirm whether students have actually commenced their studies. Students must participate in and pass the exam to continue their studies.

Overarching Regulations

The program is subject to the rules and regulations of the Aalborg University, including the Examination Order and the rules for problem-based learning.

Revision of the Curriculum

The curriculum will be revised no later than 5 years after its entry into force.

Contact Information

For more information about the program, please refer to the Aalborg University website or contact the relevant department.