Advanced Engineering, Technologies and Robotics (3cr)

Evaluation scale

Pass/Fail

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.

Objective

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

Location and time

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

Materials

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 schedules

pass/fail

Completion alternatives

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

Assessment criteria, approved/failed

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

Qualifications

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