| SPRING 2005 | |
| 24+29 (3+4) 2nd half of the spring term | |
| Lecturers | Prof. Timo O. Korhonen (phone 050 349 3829), visiting lecturers. |
| Course Assistant | Research Scientists Mika Nupponen (phone 09 451 5416) |
| Contents | Schematic structure of product development process and inspection of related factors: Product life span, generating and filtering ideas, project financial and personnel management, marketing, product usability, design and quality. Course includes industrial partner involved Workshop (late fall, 2005) with practical case studies. |
| Passing the Course | Examination and Workshop report |
| References | Timo O. Korhonen, Antti
Ainamo: Handbook of
Product and Service Development in Communication
and Information Technology, Kluwer Academic Press, 2003 Mike Lanigan: Principles of Management and Product Design Note that all the material discussed in the lectures will not be available for downloading and therefore you should actively participate to lectures and make your own notes. This helps you also to cope with the Workshop and to contribute to the Lecture Diaries. |
| Prerequisites | recommended: S-72.245, S-72.423, S-72.227 (These references are useful for the Workshop) |
| Homepage | http://www.comlab.hut.fi/opetus/124 |
| Note | This course belongs to the curriculum of The International Master's Program in Telecommunication and is lectured in English. Register to the course by using the Topi-system! |
| Last updated | 09.02.2006 |
Telecommunication systems are a turbulent environment for product development. This places stringent challenges to the management of product development process. The primary objective of this course is to give a wide-perspective scope to the related process factors both in theory and in practice and to trace the state-of-the-art development. Course lecturers come from both universities and industry giving thus a theory and practice balancing touch for the lectures. The course includes an industry driven annual Workshop where various practical telecommunication product development case-studies are inspected.
Note that the course is lectured on the
second-half
spring term of 2005.
Program, spring 2005
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"Lecture material of lectures 8.4.05 (13 pages) & 12.4.05
(13 pages) & 19.04.2005 (5 pages) will be
only available as paper copies. You can borrow the material for copying
from E218."
22.3.05 Tuesday 10-12 hall S1, Product Development Process/Ideation, Timo Korhonen, Communications Lab., HUT
1.4.05 Friday 8-10 S1 hall S1, User Centric Product Development, Marko Nieminen, Software Business and Engineering Institute, HUT
5.4.05 Tuesday 10-12 hall S1, Project Planning and Management, Miia Martinsuo, Dep. of Industrial Eng. and Management HUT
8.4.05 Friday 8-10 S1 hall S1,Design for Demand Supply Management, Timo Kaski. Nokia Research Center
12.4.05 Tuesday 10-12 hall S1, Leading Collaboration in Networked Product Development, Stina Immonen, BIT Research Center, HUT
15.4.05 Friday 8-10 S1 hall S1, Intellectual Property Rights (+software patents), Panu Kuosmanen, Otaniemi International Innovation Centre, HUT
19.4.05 Tuesday 10-12 hall S1, Managing Value Networks, Arto Rajala, Helsinki School of Economics
22.4.05 Friday 8-10 hall S1, Industrial Design, Timo Silvonen, Industrial Designer
26.4.05 Tuesday 10-12 hall S1, Usability Design: Mobile Context, Kalle Toiskallio, Software Business and Engineering Institute HUT
29.4.05 Friday 8-10 hall S1, Quality in High-tech Product Development , Pekka Järvinen, 3A Institute
News
21.02.06. Workshop group grades can be found here.
09. 02.06 Exam results (13.01.2006) can be found here.
30.9.05 Exam results (30.8.2005) can be found here.
10.5.05 Exam results (11.5.2005) can be found here.
21.04.2005 Lecture material of lectures 8.4.05 (13 pages) & 12.4.05
(13 pages) & 19.04.2005 (5 pages) will be
only available as paper copies. You can borrow the material for copying
from E218. 13+13 +5 = 31 pages.
12.04.2005 Lecture diary grades can be found here.
21.03.2005 Lecture Diary guides can be inspected here.
31.01.2005 Registration for 2005 opened in topi on 31.1.05. Course lectures will be arranged in the second term of 2005. Detailed lecture schedule will be announced in this homepage later.
28.01.2005 Exam results (13.1.2005) and final grades
can be found here.
16.11.2004 Workshop information can be found here..
11.11.2004 Exam results (18.10.2004) can be found here.
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