Covers fundamental programming and object-oriented programming concepts in Java, including variables, types, control structures, and basic algorithmic concepts.
Explores the financial applications of blockchains, covering the definition, history, Ethereum, decentralized finance, smart contracts, tokens, assessment methods, challenges of double spending, digital signatures, and cryptographic hash functions.
Explores functions, methods, reusability, and modularization in programming, covering decomposition, control structures, recursion, and ellipses for variable arguments.
Students in 'Numerics for Fluids, Structures and Electromagnetics' must complete projects individually or in pairs, following specific rules and evaluation criteria.
Explores the EPFL Robot Competition, where students build a robot to clean rooms and retrieve bottles, gaining valuable hands-on experience and preparing for future engineering roles.
