Target group
The course is part of the general studies and is obligatory for all students pursuing a bachelor’s degree.
The following degree programmes offer their own course in place of DIGI–B Student’s Digital Skills: Advanced Skills (1 cr)
- Bachelor's Programme in Mathematical Sciences: TKT500031 Computing Tools for CS Studies or MAT20016 Latex Course
- Bachelor's Programme in Physical Sciences: MAT20016 Latex Course
- Bachelor's Programme in Chemistry: KEK405 Chemist’s Digital Skills
- Bachelor's Programme for Teachers of Mathematics, Physics and Chemistry: MFK-418 Subject Teacher’s Digital Tools I
- Bachelor's Programme in Computer Science: TKT500031 Computing Tools for CS Studies
Bachelor of Science: Chemistry, mathematics and statistics and physics study tracks: MAT20016;
Computer and data science study track: TKT500031
Medicine and dentistry: DIGI-300M Student's Digital Skills: Advanced Skills – Medicine (Meilahti), 1 cr
Timing
The course will be taken after the completion of the course DIGI-A Student’s digital skills: orientation (2 sp). It is recommended that the course be completed by the end of the first year of studies.
Organised annually in periods I-IV. If the course is offered as a continuous learning course, it may be taught at a different time.
Completion methods
The course is based on self-study materials that can be found online. The student demonstrates the knowledge and skills required for passing the course in a competence test.
Contents
On this course, the student learns the basics of modifying and presenting data.
Activities and methods in support of learning
The self-study materials and the entry-level tests.
Assessment practices and criteria
This is a Pass/Fail course. To pass the course, you need to score at least 70% of the test’s maximum points.
Relations to other study units
The course is the second part of the course DIGI, Student’s digital skills (3 sp). In addition, the following course should be taken: DIGI-A Student’s digital skills: orientation (2 sp).
