Water and Environmental Engineering, Portfolio 2017 -
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NOTE: This page is no longer updated. Please, see here for the updated information on WAT Portfolio, Master's Thesis process, and well-being:
Course: WAT Personal Learning Portfolio, Topic: Master's Thesis Process (aalto.fi)
However, you can still submit your final portfolio version through the submission box in this page.
These pages provide you information about Personal Learning Portfolio (PLP) that all WAT degree students will do as part of their studies.
The aim of the portfolio process is:
- To assess and reflect your summative learning, based on your Personal Study Plan (eHOPS) -> This also helps you to plan your future studies
- To learn to document your skills and knowledge
- To do all this together with your fellow students (portfolio group) and your Aalto mentor
The portfolio process runs throughout the entire Master's Programme, and you have to submit your final portfolio before graduating from our Master's Programme. It does require time, but you are also credited for that: 2 credits of WAT-E1011 course are allocated for the portfolio process, corresponding some 54 hours of work.
Majority of the work on portfolio is done individually as well as Mentor Groups that were formed during the WAT Orientation Days. You must include a short reflection of your meeting as an Annex to your portfolio. For more details, see the portfolio instructions document below.
The portfolio process also includes meetings with your Aalto Mentor (a member of WAT staff). Timetable for those meetings is agreed separately with your mentor.
In order to keep track of your portfolio process, you must submit an updated version of your portfolio through Submission sub-page (requires Aalto login). For more information, browse these pages or contact Meeri.
WAT Common Courses and Advanced Courses
The portfolio process aims to ensure that you make most out of your Master's studies, and it therefore links closely to your personal Study Plan (HOPS). To help you plan your studies, the diagram below (also as separate file) shows the timetable for WAT common courses i.e. 2courses (in orange during Period I) as well as advanced courses in (in different shades of blue in Periods II-V).
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Opiskelijoiden täytyyMerkitse tehdyksi
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Opiskelijoiden täytyyMerkitse tehdyksi
The timetables for our WAT courses for academic year 2017-18.
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Opiskelijoiden täytyyMerkitse tehdyksi
Our new course timetable for academic year 2018-19: two courses have been removed (WAT-E2170 and CHEM-E6125) and the periods for two other courses have changed (WAT-E2110 and WAT-E2120).
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Opiskelijoiden täytyyMerkitse tehdyksi
This document shows the general weekly timetable for the contact sessions of WAT Advanced Courses during academic year 2017-18.
The courses are planned so that you are able to take any combination of our advanced courses without overlapping contact sessions. The timetable are indicative only, and you should check the final timetable from Oodi and MyCourses.
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Opiskelijoiden täytyyMerkitse tehdyksi
We carried out an online survey for our WAT alumni in summer 2017. This file synthesises the main results from the survey in Finnish. The survey will complemented with interviews carried out during Spring 2018, and its results are used to develop our Master's Programme.
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Opiskelijoiden täytyyMerkitse tehdyksi
The portfolio process links closely to the Study Plan (eHOPS) you must submit to Oodi: deadline for the first version of the study plan is already end of Period I and 2courses.
In addition to Oodi, you can use attached word document to plan and document your courses.
More information about study plans: https://into.aalto.fi/display/enmastereng/Personal+Study+Plan
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This forum is used to discuss the portfolio process so stay tuned!
You are also invited to post your own question, comment or suggestion to the forum by Adding a new discussion topic or replying to existing ones.
- To assess and reflect your summative learning, based on your Personal Study Plan (eHOPS) -> This also helps you to plan your future studies