TDP028 · 10 credits · Basic level (G2F) · Programmering

Project: Entrepreneurial Programming

Active · next start HT 2026

100%

passed the latest regular sitting

PRA1 · 12 Feb 2026 · 40 students

100%

passed the regular sittings, all sittings over the last 5 years

PRA1 · 137 students

This module only reports passing results, so the pass rate does not show how many did not pass.

Part of 1 programme

Bachelor's Programme in Programmingsemester 3 · period 1, 2 · compulsory

Hand-in or lab

PRA1 Project work

Main rounds

100% passed · 137 students

12 Feb 2026100%40

29 Jan 2025100%49
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17 Jan 2022100%18

Later rounds

100% passed · 14 students

3 Feb 2023100%14

Pass a later round: 100% (14 students), compared with 100% (137 students) on the ordinary exam
Get 4 or 5: 61% (151 students)

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About the course

Aim

After completing the course, students should have:

insights on how software development is influenced by marketing, sales and business models
ability to define, set requirements and implement a software product
ability to briefly introduce and demonstrate a product's core value and unique selling point
ability to perform a competitor analysis and define a software product related to the analysis
ability to convert the methodology for A/B testing of software and entrepreneurial programming to concrete design and implementation
ability to shortly present and demonstrate a software product
ability to search for relevant scientific literature related to the task
know the basics of the academic approach to searching for scientific publications, and how to reference and avoid plagiarism.

Content

Skills: To work with development of code without a clear client. Experience in defining and prioritizing requirements, finalize the software on a market level and explain the functionality. Projects in this course is built on a common technology (Flutter and specified APIs) but the products / services is determined by the student.

Technology: Information search, use of best practices for Android development, use of APIs

Examiner: Rita Kovordanyi
Scheduled hours: 88 h
Main field of study: Programmering

Syllabus on Studieinfo ↗