Course development
ID2216 Developing Mobile Applications 7.5 credits
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2025
Spring 2025-60880 ( Start date 14 Jan 2025, English )
Changes planned for the next course offering
Mobile-specific improvements:
Lab should be improved to include more native phone capabilities in order to challenge the students more on the Native front. This will also replace the provisory solution of asking students who read DH2642 before to do extra tasks.
Students should be helped to set up Expo Go better. These instructions need to be per platform (Android, iOS)
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Improvements common with DH2642:
Lab examination 10 minutes per student per week instead of 5.
After the student fails a "short" examination, there is a longer examination with a faculty or PhD student. We aim to limit the number of times that students can fail the oral lab examination. After one failure, the student has to start the lab again.
We will consider individual lab for week 2 and 3 (so all-individual)
New vitest tests are faster to run. Lab text improvements were already made but they need to be double checked.
We will train the TAs better in how to help at the lab or how to ask for help from other TAs/teachers. Also how to coach projects and how to convey grading criteria.
Clarify to students that the individual reflection is a possibility to characterize how the project group work
Coaches should be trained not promise a certain grade to the group, as there are other reviewers. Especially architecture and user experience.
Help project coaches to organize regular contacts with the group, e.g. creating whatsapp groups, etc.
Clarify grading criteria, especially that all features presented to the user must be complete and interactive.
Consider giving students a repertoire of project ideas rather than grading them on creativity. Execution of the user experience is more important in this course than creativity per se. Execution and architecture go hand in hand.
Maybe add isolated optional exercises, include them in the lab tables, can be used also for examining students.
Coordinator
Rémy Rey, Cristian Bogdan, Elias FloretengExaminers
Cristian BogdanStudents
62Course syllabus
Course syllabus ID2216 ( Spring 2025 - )Course memo
No course memo addedCompulsory within programme
No information insertedResults on course
Total number
50
A
22
B
8
C
12
D
6
E
2
FX
0
F
0
2024
Course analysis not published
2023
Course analysis not published
2022
Spring 2022-1 ( Start date 18/01/2022, English )
Changes planned for the next course offering
No information inserted
Coordinator
Anders VästbergExaminers
Anders VästbergStudents
40Course syllabus
Course syllabus ID2216 ( Autumn 2021 - Spring 2023 )Course memo
Course memo ID2216 Spring 2022-61080Compulsory within programme
TCOMMCourse analysis
Course analysis ID2216: 16 Sept 2022Changes introduced for this course offering
Se HT21 course roundExamination grade
72.5%
2021
TIVNM, TCOMK ( Start date 01/11/2021, English )
Changes planned for the next course offering
No information inserted
Coordinator
Anders VästbergExaminers
Anders VästbergStudents
28Course syllabus
Course syllabus ID2216 ( Autumn 2021 - Spring 2023 )Course memo
Course memo ID2216 Autumn 2021-50909Compulsory within programme
No information insertedCourse analysis
Course analysis ID2216: 16 Sept 2022Changes introduced for this course offering
• Revise and update the content of lectures • Revise the project and focus it on central activities • Revise the course literature • Labs about wearables were cancelled this yearExamination grade
42.9%