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 |
ERC Consolidator grants voor TU Delft researchers
Stan Brouns, Kristof Cools en Simon Gröblacher ontvangen een ERC Consolidator Grant. Met deze grant kunnen ze hun onderzoeksteams verder…
Squaring the Circle
Many of us understand the benefits of a circular economy. But translating the theory of a closed loop system into practice remains a…
Jeremy Faludi wins 2021 Sustainable Practice Impact Award
In recognition of his work in the field of Design for Sustainability, Assistant Professor Jeremy Faludi has been chosen as the worthy…
IDE researchers make waves
IDE researchers Derek Lomas and Elif Özcan Vieira have recently been interviewed about their research on sound design. Guest of the Pitch &…
Design skills for children in rural Kenya
For his graduation project, Design for Interaction MSc student Marten Westerhof developed a toolkit for Sustainable Rural Initiatives (SRI).…
Dynamic Wind Farm Flow Control’ project launched!
On Thursday, 15 April 2021 TU Delft, Crosswind, Eneco, SGRE, Shell and GROW Foundation have signed the agreement and started therewith…
AgTech 2021 congress | Building together
On March 16th the AgTech 2021 congress | Building together took place. The goal of this (yearly) congress is to stimulate co-innovation…
E2CB
Electrons to Chemical Bonds
RELEASE
Reversible Large-scale Energy Storage