Curricula

Objectives

The aim is to deepen your knowledge in JAMK’s two focus areas: Automation & Robotics and Applied Materials Science.

Content

The course content depends on the knowledge level of the participating students, but general themes include:
- Automation and Robotics technology studies, laboratory work in the robotics laboratory
- Materials science in mechanical engineering, surface coating with nucleaction (PVD – Physical Vapour Deposition) and continuous (ALD – Atomic Layer Deposition) technologies, measurement technologies and laboratory demos

Time and location

The course will be implemented at the Jamk Rajakatu campus (Rajakatu 35) classroom DP69 during the next 6 days:
on Monday, June 3 at 12:45-15:30, responsible teachers: Anneli Kakko and Juha Pesonen
on Wednesday, June 5 at 12:45-15:30, responsible teacher: Juha Pesonen
on Friday, June 7 at 12:45-15:30, responsible teacher: Anneli Kakko
on Tuesday, June 11 at 12:45-15:30, responsible teacher: Esa Alakoski
on Thursday, June 13 at 12:45-15:30, responsible teacher: Esa Alakoski
on Tuesday, June 18 at 12:45-15:30, responsible teacher: Anneli Kakko

Learning materials and recommended literature

Teachers will give learning materials during the course implementation.

Coordinator Mrs. Anneli Kakko, Senior Lecturer and Academic Advisor, School of
Technology, Institute of New Industry, firstname.lastname@jamk.fi,
+358400719531
Teachers Automation and Robotics: Mr. Juha Pesonen
Material Sciences: Ph.D. Esa Alakoski

Teaching methods

Lectures, team work, laboratory work, visits

The aim is to deepen the knowledge of the selected students in JAMK’s two focus areas:
Automation & Robotics and Applied Material Sciences.
The course content depends on the knowledge level of the students, but general themes include:
- Automation and Robotics technology studies, laboratory work in the robotics laboratory
- Materials Sciences in Mechanical engineering, surface coating with nucleation (PVD – Physical Vapor Deposition) and continuous (ALD – Atomic Layer Deposition) technologies, measurement technologies, and laboratory demos.

Practical training and working life connections

Anneli Kakko will organise company visits:
1) on Friday, June 7 to Valtra tractor company in Suolahti
and
2) on Tuesday, June 18 to Harvia spa and sauna company in Muurame

Exam dates and retake possibilities

pass/fail

Alternative completion methods

Lectures, team work, visits in laboratories, laboratory work and companies

Student workload

Date Time slot Content Teacher(s) Place
Mon., June 3 12:45-13:00 Introduction Anneli Kakko Rajakatu/DP69
13:00-15:30 Automation and Robotics Juha Pesonen Rajakatu/DP70
Wed., June 5 12:45-15:30 Automation and Robotics Juha Pesonen Rajakatu/DP70
Fri., June 7 12:45-16:15 Valtra tractor company
visit in Suolahti Anneli Kakko (*)
Tue., June 11 12:45-15:30 Novel coatings Esa Alakoski Rajakatu/DP69
Thu., June 13 12:45-15:30 Novel coatings Esa Alakoski Rajakatu/DP69
Tue., June 18 12:45-16:15 Harvia sauna & spa company
visit in Muurame Anneli Kakko (*)
feedback & closing Anneli Kakko Rajakatu/DP69
(*) The meeting point where transportation will start is Rajakatu 35 F1 outdoor.

Content scheduling

The aim is to deepen the knowledge of the selected students in JAMK’s two focus areas:
Automation & Robotics and Applied Material Sciences.
The course content depends on the knowledge level of the students, but general themes include:
- Automation and Robotics technology studies, laboratory work in the robotics laboratory
- Materials Sciences in Mechanical engineering, surface coating with nucleation (PVD – Physical Vapor Deposition) and continuous (ALD – Atomic Layer Deposition) technologies, measurement technologies, and laboratory demos.

Evaluation scale

Pass/Fail

Evaluation criteria, pass/failed

You will take part in all lectures, laboratory works & demos and company visits

Prerequisites

Two-three year Bachelor degree studies at suitable degree program.

Objectives

The aim is to deepen your knowledge in JAMK’s two focus areas: Automation & Robotics and Applied Materials Science.

Content

The course content depends on the knowledge level of the participating students, but general themes include:
- Automation and Robotics technology studies, laboratory work in the robotics laboratory
- Materials science in mechanical engineering, surface coating with nucleaction (PVD – Physical Vapour Deposition) and continuous (ALD – Atomic Layer Deposition) technologies, measurement technologies and laboratory demos

Time and location

The course will be implemented at the Jamk Rajakatu campus (Rajakatu 35) from June 5 to June 21, 2023
The time slot is 1 hour 15 min per every course day from 12:45 to 14:00

Learning materials and recommended literature

Teachers will give learning materials during the course implementation.

Coordinator Mrs. Anneli Kakko, Senior Lecturer and Academic Advisor, School of
Technology, Institute of New Industry, firstname.lastname@jamk.fi,
+358400719531
Teachers Material Sciences: Ph.D. Janne Sundelin and Ph.D. Esa Alakoski
Automation and Robotics: Mr. Juha Pesonen

Teaching methods

Lectures, team work, laboratory work, visits

The aim is to deepen the knowledge of the selected students in JAMK’s two focus areas:
Automation & Robotics and Applied Material Sciences.
The course content depends on the knowledge level of the students, but general themes include:
- Automation and Robotics technology studies, laboratory work both in the automation laboratory and in the robotics laboratory
- Materials Sciences in Mechanical engineering, surface coating with nucleation (PVD – Physical Vapor Deposition) and continuous (ALD – Atomic Layer Deposition) technologies, measurement technologies, and laboratory demos.

Exam dates and retake possibilities

pass/fail

Alternative completion methods

Lectures, team work, visits in laboratories and companies

Student workload

Date Time slot Content Teacher(s) Place
Mon., 5 June 12:45-13:00 Introduction Anneli Kakko Rajakatu/DP69
13:00-14:00 Additive manufacturing
of metals Janne Sundelin Rajakatu/DP69
Tue., 6 June 12:45-14:00 Additive manufacturing
of metals Janne Sundelin Rajakatu/DP69
Wed., 7 June 12:45-14:00 Novel coatings Esa Alakoski Rajakatu/DP69
Thu., 8 June 12:45-14:00 Novel coatings Esa Alakoski Rajakatu/DP69
Fri., 9 June 12:45-14:00 Visit at JAMK laboratories (*) Rajakatu/DP69

Mon., 12 June 12:45-14:00 Automation and Robotics Juha Pesonen Rajakatu/DP70
Tue., 13 June 12:45-14:00 Automation and Robotics Juha Pesonen Rajakatu/DP70
Wed., 14 June 12:45-14:00 Automation and Robotics Juha Pesonen Rajakatu/DP70
Thu., 15 June 12:45-14:00 Automation and Robotics Juha Pesonen Rajakatu/DP70

Mon., 19 June 12:45-14:00 Visit at Jyväskylä University with Esa Alakoski
Tue., 20 June 12:45-14:00 Visit at Valmet Technologies in Rautpohja with Anneli Kakko
Wed., 21 June 12:45-14:00 Feedback & closing Anneli Kakko Rajakatu/DP69

(*) Laboratory Team at Jamk School of Technology: Mr. Timo Malvisalo and Olli Jokinen

Content scheduling

The aim is to deepen the knowledge of the selected students in JAMK’s two focus areas:
Automation & Robotics and Applied Material Sciences.
The course content depends on the knowledge level of the students, but general themes include:
- Automation and Robotics technology studies, laboratory work both in the automation laboratory and in the robotics laboratory
- Materials Sciences in Mechanical engineering, surface coating with nucleation (PVD – Physical Vapor Deposition) and continuous (ALD – Atomic Layer Deposition) technologies, measurement technologies, and laboratory demos.

Evaluation scale

Pass/Fail

Evaluation criteria, pass/failed

You will take part in all lectures, laboratory works & demos and company visits

Prerequisites

Two-three year Bachelor degree studies at suitable degree program.