• Portmann Edy

• Portmann Edy

• Nguyen Minh Tue
• Pesce Marco

The idea of this seminar is to give students insights into actual smart city challenges. Thereby, our focus is on human-centered design of new city services, technologies, and business models. At the kick-off session, various projects from and for Swiss network industries (i.e., Post, SBB and Swisscom) will be introduced.
The available topics are: smart living, smart mobility, smart people, smart economy, smart environment, smart government, etc.
For each topic, subtopics are supposed to be developed further by student groups (preferably of two) to get a deeper knowledge in the respective subtopic. In the final presentation, the compiled data, information and knowledge must be shared with the fellow students.

This seminar offers students the possibility to work on interesting topics in the area of human-centered smart cities; it is open for all students in the BeNeFri cooperation. Thereby, the students will be required to get a deep understanding of the topic of their choice, present their proposals at the mid-term (i.e., 20% of the grade) and final presentations (i.e., 30% of the grade) and write a final paper (i.e., 50% of the grade). The students will be split into groups of two students each group; however, individual projects are also possible. Each group (or likewise single student) will receive a clear assignment, which is feasible within the semester time.

MSc-CS BENEFRI - (Code Ue: 53512 / Track: T5, Code Ue: 63512 / Track: T6) The exact date and time of this course as well as the complete course list can be found at http://mcs.unibnf.ch/.

Course and exam registration on ACADEMIA (not myunifr.ch). Please follow the instructions on https://mcs.unibnf.ch/organization/