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Experimental design (5 cr)

Code: MU00DT36-3001

General information


Enrollment

12.04.2021 - 25.04.2021

Timing

02.09.2021 - 11.11.2021

Number of ECTS credits allocated

5 op

Virtual portion

2 op

RDI portion

2 op

Mode of delivery

60 % Contact teaching, 40 % Distance learning

Campus

Kouvola Campus

Teaching languages

  • Finnish

Seats

20 - 25

Degree programmes

  • Degree Programme in Bioproduct Design

Teachers

  • Rami Federley

Teacher in charge

Rami Federley

Groups

  • BTMKV20KP

Objective

- you can utilise design methods in experimental design
- you find innovative and creative methods to utilise the planning of new products and methods
- you can make creative experiments based on new ideas

Content

How can you utilise experimental design in the development of new ideas?
What methods can you utilise as starting points for design?
How can you ensure that the product meets its market demand?

Materials

Available in Learn platform.

Literature
Karana, Elvin; Pedgley, Owain; Rognoli, Valentina Butterworth-Heinemann. 2014. Materials Experience: Fundamentals of Materials and Design

Teaching methods

Xamk offers its students an opportunity to pursue studies flexibly to suit their various life situations. Students can choose between three learning routes: a learning route based on a working week, a learning route that accelerates the studies, and a work-based learning route.

A learning route based on a working week according to timetable.

Student workload

5cr is 135h where contact teaching is 70h and independence working is 65h

Further information

- Designing and manufacture a product based on an experiment in material, technology, or form. The use of bio-based materials and the application of technology serve as starting points for de-sign. The products designed in the Experimental Design course participate in a design competition. A more detailed description of the task on the Learn platform.
- The course includes the cost, because the wood product manufacture containing materials and manufacturing costs. In addition, the course relates to travel expenses due to visits.

Evaluation scale

1-5

Assessment methods and criteria

Student's self-reflection and peer evaluation
Active participation and approved assignments