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TDDD83 Automatic translation; Swedish version is authoritative
Lectures
During the course there will be 3 lectures as listed below. Links to lecture slides and other related material are published in connection with the lectures.
- Course introduction (pdf, recording, updated 2024-01-15)
- Web development (pdf, recording (2024), updated 2025-01-28).
- Bachelor's project and information retrieval - (pdf, recording part 1, updated 2024-01-22) and the preparation for this lecture is to read Guidelines for the bachelor's report in the course TDDD83.
- Scientific method (pdf).
- Development of usable systems (see workshop).
Workshops
During the course there are a number of workshops necessary for the bachelor's project, so all group members are expected to be present, and if the scheduled time does not work it is better for the group to find another time when everyone can attend.
Workshop - GIT
During the workshop:
- GIT starts with a joint lecture (pdf, recording, updated 2024-01-16)
- After the first lecture we go through common problems on the whiteboard or computer. Before the second lecture students do lab assignments that use GIT in order to better absorb the content of the advanced part.
Workshop - Project kick-off
Before the workshop: For this workshop each student shall bring:
- Their own Journey Line
- An answer to the question: After this teamwork, have I done «something of value to me»
- A list of what you appreciated about two groups/teams you have been in and how you want to work in the group (communication, meetings, etc.)
- The result from the Behavioural style test
During the workshop:
- The workshop starts with a joint lecture on Zoom (link in Lisam) (pdf, recording, updated 2024-01-18)
- After the lecture each group works on its own, based on the agenda in the pdf (updated 2024-01-18)
Workshop - Bachelor's project and report
Before the workshop: For this workshop each student shall read:
- Guidelines for the bachelor's report in the course TDDD83
- Has read about Scientific publications
- Has read How to read a paper which describes a method for how to approach reading articles.
- Has read a bachelor's project from a previous year
- Has a proposal for an interesting research question
During the workshop:
- The workshop starts with a joint walkthrough (2023/2024: video available in Lisam under Course Documents)
- After the walkthrough each group works on its own based on the agenda in the pdf.
Workshop - Sprint retrospective
Before the workshop: For this workshop each student shall read:
- What is a sprint-retrospective?
- Chapters 1 and 2 of the book: Derby, E., Larsen, D., Schwaber, K. (2006). Agile retrospectives: Making good teams great. Raleigh, NC: Pragmatic Bookshelf.
During the workshop:
- Groups work on their own
- Use the workshop slides (pdf) and agenda with instructions (pdf) (Team evaluation available here)
Workshop - Sprint planning
Before the workshop: For this workshop each student shall read:
During the workshop:
- Groups work on their own
- Use a sprint planning agenda (example 1 and example 2)
- Plan the sprint based on the agenda
Workshop - Usable systems
Before the workshop: For this workshop each student shall read:
- The NABC Method from Stanford Research Institute, SRI
- NABC brief introduction and walkthrough (Youtube)
- Start by Why: Simon Sinek (TED)
- Brainwriting Technique by James Taylor (Youtube)
- Using Brainwriting For Rapid Idea Generation, by Chauncey Wilson
- Pencils before pixels - A Primer in Hand-Generated Sketching. Baskinger, M. in Interactions, March/April 2008, pp. 28-36. An article about the value of sketching by hand.
During the workshop:
- The workshop starts with a joint lecture (pdf, recording, updated 2024-03-05)
- After the lecture each group works on its own based on the agenda in the pdf
Page responsible: Martin Sjoelund
Last updated: 2026-02-27
