Students will work on a team-based project where they will learn teamwork, applying project management techniques and developing a working prototype to a given real-world problem. Students will develop hands-on experience in using industry-standard agile toolsets to analyse requirements, plan projects, design solutions, execute sprints, monitor project progress and productivity, and reflect on sprint and project outcomes.
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Dr Karmakar is a Lecturer in Computer Science at the School of Information Technology. His research interests include Machine Learning, IoT in Healthcare and Biomedical Signal Processing.
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