Portfolio
| Course Contents | The 5EC minor project enables minor students obtain the experience of working in teams while developing software. Students work in project groups on a full project implementation in the domain of data technologies, or game development. |
| Study Goals | For all projects: - Apply software development techniques to real world problems - Evaluate the conditions of working in groups in software related projects For game development: - make a realistic game design for a short development period - design, implement and validate a variety of algorithms, and integrate them within your game concept - distinguish the various modules of a game engine, and use them for your game concept - understand and implement some sort of intelligent behavior in a computer game |
On the way to a mature faculty thanks to research programmes
When education within Technische Bestuurskunde is slowly taking shape, it is time for the next step: research. With the appointment of…
How ethics acquired a prominent role within TPM and TU Delft
At the end of the previous century, technology and ethics were not a self-evident combination. Today, the picture looks different, thanks in…
Twenty-five years as a secretary at TPM – a real all-rounder
With nearly a quarter of a century at TPM under her belt, it is safe to say that secretary Karin van Duijn is the faculty’s ears and eyes.…
[SEJ] Simon French: Reflections on 50 Years of MCDM: Issues and Future Research Needs
Modern discussions of multiple criteria decision-making extend back about half a century. I reflect on key developments, schools of thought…
CIRPASS project
October 2022 - March 2024 CIRPASS is a collaborative initiative to prepare the ground for the gradual piloting and deployment of a…
Projects
Running projects Next Generation Sector-Coupling Models for Optimal Investments and Operation (with TNO and Utrecht University, 2022-2026)…
Public control over public algorithmic systems
January - 2020 - December 2024 In this project, we assess efforts of Dutch public organisations to gain control over their own algorithmic…
The bumpy road of a new degree programme: Technische Bestuurskunde
When TU Delft launched its degree programme in ‘Technische Bestuurskunde’, back in 1992, it was seen as alien. Was a university of…
[SEJ] Katie Thorn and David Hartley: Expert judgement in the pharmaceutical industry: Predicting success in a world of attrition
Pharmaceutical organisations often rely on the use of expert judgment to build understanding of expected future outcomes across Research and…