Master’s Education in Computer Science

Master’s Education in Computer Science

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  Autonomous work machines (AUWO)
  Data-driven efficiency, productivity and competitiveness
  Tailoring the Master’s Programme in IT for the Central Ostrobothnia Region
  DustSense – Smart Dust Monitoring in Industrial Areas
  HATTU - From Project to Product
  Developing the ICT Sector in Central Ostrobothnia
  IoT learning environment
  Quality for distance learning
  TAKOMO Smart Environmental Monitoring in Industrial Areas
  Industrial Big Data
  TIRA - Efficient Facility Management through Robotics and Sensor Technology
  Smart and sustainable living
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  YMPYRÄ
  DiVes
  WinIT
  HANKO
  SCIP
  RUOSTE
  ICT recruitment survey
  TEHO
  LoRE
  HAVINA
  LIoT
  DUDE
  SmartCampus
  SINNE
  SmartHome4E
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Smart and sustainable living

The aim of the project is to develop solutions and smart technologies enabled by digitalisation in the design, construction and commissioning phases of housing construction. The project is implemented by the Central Ostrobothnia Education Group and the Centria University of Applied Sciences Ltd. and the University of Jyväskylä/Kokkola University Consortium Chydenius as sub-projects.

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TAKOMO Smart Environmental Monitoring in Industrial Areas

The TAKOMO project implements and develops comprehensive smart environmental monitoring solutions tailored to the needs of industry. The monitoring carried out in the project enables real-time tracking of emissions and their reduction. The project also pilots solutions for predicting emissions.

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TEHO

The Technology-enabled information for home care (TEHO) project is looking for solutions to care for the growing elderly population, with a particular focus on people with memory problems living in home care.