Successful project for computer science students

Their task was to build a voice ordering system, an automatic system that answers when you call and order food, for example. – There are not many systems in Sweden, or in the world, which have as good functionality as our system, says Fredrik Pettersson, student at the Master Programme in Computer Science and Engineering.

Mobile app for smarter tournaments

A mobile app that facilitates administration at sports tournaments. This is what the students at the course in Mobile Applications was told to create. The winning app will now be used at the Gammelstads IF cup.

RM gold for civil engineer students

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Exciting technology solutions for student projects

A quadcopter for mining inspection, a rudder for measuring forces in water and a car with a multi-core processor. Three student projects with technical solutions for air, water and land have been presented in Vetenskapens hus.

XP-el enjoys electronics

Do you need to repair your broken speaker, print something in 3D or fix a faulty circuit board? At the student association XP-el, there are many opportunities for advancement in electronics. – And of course, we spread a lot of joy, says the president Joakim Lundberg.

Project course became VR app for school

A VR application that teaches students both languages and mathematics. It was the result of a student project, the VR Classroom. – The most challenging was to create an application that will be both educational and fun, says Sophia Caspar, project manager and student of Computer Engineering at Luleå University.

Students competed in problem solving

A team of computer science students from Luleå University of Technology has been in Bath, UK, and competed in the programming contest Northwestern Europe Regional Contest 2016. – It was a really fun experience, says Edvin Åkerfeldt.

Network with focus on gender equality

The Include network, whose purpose is to get more girls to choose an education that traditionally mostly are chosen by boys, have had their first meeting for the semester. – No demands, no prestige – just nice conversations with girls who have similar interests, says Computer Science and Engineering student Sophia Caspar.

Published:3 December 2013
Updated: 11 February 2019
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