CT10A9700 Summer School on Communications Engineering (2 cr)
17.9. AND 15.10. - 16.10.2013

• Theme: Cross-Platform JavaScript. (jQuery Mobile, Windows 8 JS, PhoneGap)
• Two-part course schedule:
  • Technology Seminar: Code-Ari Seminar 17.9.
    • Check seminar schedule at http://www.businessinnovations.fi/loader.aspx?id=8b227d7b-ae62-45f6-9407-6de2de2183ad
    • Location: Student Union Building Auditorium
  • 24h Code Camp and Workshop 15.10. - 16.10.2013
    • Starts 9AM in computer lab 6218
• Remember to register at both of the two following links:
  • Please sign up to the technology seminar at http://www.microsoft.com/finland/codeari/ (MS Technologies)
  • Workshop and Code Camp registration HERE

Learn how to use HTML5 and JavaScript to do your own mobile application and then to deploy it both on web pages and different mobile devices (Android, Windows)! The Code Camp starts with a Microsoft workshop where you can get familiar with different MS tablet devices. Note that the technology seminar that is part of the course is held a month earlier, on 17th of September.
More information the seminar and the workshop: http://www.microsoft.com/finland/codeari/

Participate in the study, get pizza! Download the Belbin Team Role test HERE and email it to antti.knutas at lut dot fi!

Cross-platform JS 2013 Course Page

CT10A9700 Summer School on Communications Engineering (2 cr)
24h weekend: 14.6.2013 - 15.6.2013
Learn to program HTML5 game for tablet devices and demonstrate your coding skills in an intense coding session! There will be demo projects for starting, technology tutorial and several tablets for testing. For advanced programmers there is the additional, optional challenge of multiplayer network programming using HTML5 websockets.

• Sign up HERE for the course
• Location: Computer lab 6218.
• Tutorial and introduction lecture will be 14.6. 10:00AM in the computer lab 6218.
  • The advertisement email had the wrong dates. The correct starting date is the 14th, Friday!
• Two person groups (three max).

If you have any further questions, don't hesitate to ask Antti Knutas . (firstname.lastname@lut.fi)

HTML+JS 2013 Course Page

CT30A9300 Code Camp on Communications Engineering (4 cr)
Week 20, 13-17 May 2013
Learn to use the multitouch and sensor features (acceleration or gyroscope) of the new Windows 8 platform and use these to implement a novel application or a game. There will be both a preinstalled development environment with Windows 8 desktops and some Windows 8 tablet devices for development and testing.

• Sign up HERE for the course
• Location: Computer lab 6218.
• Course pages opening on Friday before Code Camp, on the 10th of May
• Tutorial and introduction lecture will be 13.5. 9:00AM in the computer lab 6218.
• The course includes source control tutorial with Git and how to use source control tools in small team development.
• Prerequisite tasks
  • 1. Think of 2 to 4 concepts of what one could do with multitouch surfaces, from wall or table sized devices to tablets. Be creative, playful and think of the possibilities! Please return these ideas by weekend or early Monday latest. You don't have to be too specific, a couple of sentences or a short paragraph per idea will do.
  • 2. There are different kind of coders in our profession. Please fill out Belbin's Team Role test, note the results, and return the file for a survey. We will talk about the different roles on Monday and how they might impact groupwork. The test file is available HERE. The file is in Excel format, but it was tested to work on the most recent Libreoffice.

Multitouch 2013 Course Page

If you have any further questions, don't hesitate to ask Antti Knutas . (firstname.lastname@lut.fi)

21., 25.-27. January and 15. February 2013

• FGJ Lappeenranta Code Camp is back!
• Game planning and testing plus demo construction jointly with Finnish Game Jam Lappeenranta
• FGJ Lappeeranta site this year will be at the LUT Tieto-Sähkötalo, 2nd floor.
• Get in for .NET, stay for Game Jam!
• More information at http://www2.it.lut.fi/project/SOCES/course3

Week 4, 21-25 January 2013

• Register for the course in HERE
• Location: Computer lab 6218
• Course pages opening in first week of January.
• .NET tutorial lectures will be from 09:00 to 16:00 on preceding Friday the 18th in computer lab 6218
  • Learn web application and web service development
  • Silverlight will help put that final polish and impressive graphics on your web application development

Important Dates (all in January and in classroom 6218, except for sauna)

• .NET and Silverlight tutorial lectures: 09:00 to 16:00 on Friday 18th
• Actual Code Camp from 21st to 25th (9:00 - 16:00 each day)
• Group idea presentations at the end of Monday, 16:00.
• Brief Group Progress presentations in the Skinnarilan Sauna, starting at 17:15 on Tuesday 22nd. The sauna is warm from 18:00.

This course helps you prepare for the Imagine Cup 2013 or getting your own Windows 8 or Windows Phone 7/8 application prepared for publication in the marketplace. Two teams in past years from past Code Camps have gone to represent Finland in the world wide category in Egypt and Australia!

.NET Code Camp 2013 Course Page

If you have any further questions, don't hesitate to ask Antti Knutas . (firstname.lastname@lut.fi)

CT30A9300 Code Camp on Communications Engineering (4 cr)
Week 42: 15.10.2012 - 19.10.2012
Agile Java Development Code Camp 2012 pages

• Location: Skinnarila campus, LUT building, computer lab 6216
• The course begins at 9:00AM in the computer lab 6216. Further information and assignments will be made available then.
• Theme: Java Enterprise Edition development with agile methods. Development from a consulting point of view.
• Includes introduction, practical assignments and a series of mini-lectures by industry experts from Capgemini
• Main contact person is Antti Knutas (firstname.lastname@lut.fi)
• Course is full, with over 35 people registered. If you want a spare seat in case there are cancellations, give your details HERE
• The course is available for all polytechnic and university students!
• Prerequisite knowledge: Basics of programming. Basics of object-oriented programming. Some knowledge of Java is helpful.

CT10A9700 Summer School on Communications Engineering (2 cr)
48h weekend: 6.7.2012 - 8.7.2012
Android Code Camp 2012 pages

• Location: Computer lab 6218
• Game and game innovation innovation related
• Main contact person is Antti Knutas (firstname.lastname@lut.fi)
• The course is held after the LUT Summer School. The theme matches with the Information Technology section of the Innovation Management in Practice. You can first go to the summer school and then to this code camp. (But the summer school is not mandatory)
  • The code camp is open to all university and polytechnic students, not only summer school or LUT students. Saimia and other students, welcome!
• Automatic signup for the course is closed because the code camp is running out of free computer seats. Please email the course assistant (Janne Parkkila, firstname.lastname@lut.fi) for signup and be prepared to bring your own laptop. Cancellation seats are probably available, so don't hesitate to write. Antti Knutas is also available for questions, but he is on a holiday so answers will be delayed.

Week 4, 23-27 January 2012

• Register for the course in HERE
• Location: Computer lab 6218
• .NET tutorial lectures will be from 09:00 to 16:00 on 19th and 20th in computer lab 6216
  • Learn web application and web service development
  • Silverlight will help put that final polish and impressive graphics on your web application development
• There will be Imagine Cup briefing and idea brainstorming session on the same week as the .NET Tutorial lectures
  • 17th Tuesday 12:15 - 16:00, class class YO-204 (student union building, second floor)
  • Get more ideas
  • Fine-hone your idea with others
  • Hear suggestions and a lecture from an innovation professional

Important Dates (all in January)

• Innovation and idea brainstorming session: 17th Tuesday afternoon, class YO-204 (student union building, second floor) from 12:15 to 16:00
• .NET and Silverlight tutorial lectures: 09:00 to 16:00 on 19th and 08:30 to 15:30 20th, computer lab 6216
• Actual Code Camp from 23rd to 27th
• Brief Group Project presentations in the Skinnarilan Sauna, starting at 17:15 on Monday 23rd. The sauna is warm from 18:00.

.NET Code Camp 2012 Course Page

Imagine Cup 2012 competition finals will be in Australia!

The Imagine Cup will also have a Windows Phone semifinals in Finland this year. There'll be a WP7 tutorial session Monday 23rd.

Week 17-21 October 2011

• WP7 Code Camp, Follow these pages.
• WP7 Code Camp registration is done during the first day of the course

August 18-19, 2011 24h

• Will be arranged as part of 20th Summer School on Telecommunications
• SSOTC 2011 code camp

16-20 May 2011

• WP7 Code Camp 2011, Follow these pages.
• WP7 & XNA Code Camp registration open in few days…..

• Registration to the course http://www.webropol.com/P.aspx?id=545291&cid=35070198
• Feedback http://www.webropol.com/P.aspx?id=555025&cid=128883255

As usual in the beginning of the year 2011. Be there and fight for the ImagineCup

Important dates

• Microsoft tour Fri 14.1.2011 Room no: 2310 starts at 9:00
  • Register http://tinyurl.com/lpr14012010
• .NET Basics Thu 20.1. - Fri 21.1.2011
  • enroll http://www.webropol.com/P.aspx?id=509770&cid=148923921
• .NET Code Camp Mon 24.1. - Fri 28.1.2011
  • enroll http://www.webropol.com/P.aspx?id=509770&cid=148923921 (the same as one above)

Links

• .NET Code Camp 2011 Pages

Week 42 18.10 - 22.10 2010 . Courtesy of Digia.

• Qt Code Camp 2010, Follow these pages.
• Qt code camp registration open in http://www.webropol.com/P.aspx?id=476063&cid=126126267
• Qt Coding
• Deadline 2010-10-31 Report & Brochyre (upload to wiki), wiki source code package all done and in wiki

Thursday 19.8 - Friday 20.8.2010

• Maemo Code Camp 2010 Pages
• Maemo programming
• Summer School on Telecommunications 2010
  • Summer school registration

Monday 7.6. - Friday 11.6.2010 Requirements: Passed .NET code camp. This is true hacking event as lectures are minimal and effort is put on working.

• XNA Code Camp 2010 Pages
• Registration to the XNA code camp

Monday 15.3 – Friday 19.3 2010, 2nd week on 4. Period

• Android Code Camp 2010 Pages
• Android Coding
• after code camp actions, 28.3 deadline for material & 29.3 feedback

Week .NET Code Camp 2010

Week vaadin Code Camp 2009

24 hours Summer School on Telecommunications Code Camp 2009

With Maemo environment.

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SUN Lively Kernel code camp 2008 was part of the series of Code Camps arranged by the university consortium (Lappeenranta University of Technology, Tampere University of Technology and Helsinki University of Technology). The Lively Kernel is a web application development environment written entirely in JavaScript.

24 hours Maemo 2008

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LUT & Misr International University

24 hours Maemo 2007

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Many projects developed in code camp were submitted to Imagine Cup 2007.

Aali's blog: Code Camp viime viikolla Lappeenrannassa

24 hours Maemo 2006

week J2EE code camp 2006

After successful first week long event, Context aware games code camp, J2EE code camp was organized a year later with similar structure. Week started with the lectures of the problem areas and the development environment, and continued with students grouping in small groups and defining their plans for the software. At the end of the week, students presented their software and the best projects were awarded by the jury.

24 hours PAN code camp 2005

In PAN code camp 2005, organized as a part of the Summer school on telecommunications 2005, was the first code camp to offer software development on the Linux OS. Familiar Linux, running on HP/Compaq iPAQs was selected as a platfrom for the software. Later on, Maemo development platform has displaced familiar as the Linux platform for code camps.

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Context aware games code camp in 2005, also based on MUPE application platform, was the first code camp organized as a one week event.

24 hours MUPE code camp 2004

MUPE is advertised as: “Multi-User Publishing Environment (MUPE) is an application platform for mobile multi-user context-aware applications. MUPE allows anyone to easily create their own mobile services, games and applications. To achieve these goals, MUPE uses a plethora of technologies to reduce the complexity of developing mobile services.”

Mr. Riku Suomela from Nokia gave introduction to Mupe platform and showed few examples how to use it. Mupe was seen as quite interesting possibility. As the result from intensive 24 hours programming, some interesting applications surfaced; Bomberman game, location based Doom, Worms game, Lovepiipper (notify that you have interesting people around you), and Viral tag game.

24 hours Symbian code camp 2003

The main topic of the first code camp was Symbian OS. Symbian is operating system used by many cell phones. Idea behind the code camp was that people who had not previous experience on programming for mobile phones, could get a crash start in this event. Code camp was arranged as part of International summer school of telecommunications. The code camp started on Thursday afternoon with an short lecture about Symbian programming and some examples. 24 hours later the best application was awarded. Those 24 hours included intensive collaboration with team mates and also with competing teams as co-operation was encouraged. If programming was not progressing participants could freshen up with sauna and discuss their ideas there also.