This document provides information about the Mobile Programming 2 course. It outlines that students can contact the teacher, Jussi Pohjolainen, via Ning or email. It details that students must complete exercises and a project to pass the course. Students can earn extra exam points for completing more than 60% of exercises. The exam consists of 24 multiple choice questions worth a maximum of 12 points to pass. The project involves developing a mobile application using Qt, which will be graded on a scale of 1 to 5 based on testing and design. A student's final grade is calculated as the average of their exam score (30%) and project work score (70%).

1. Mobile Programming 2IntroductionJussi PohjolainenTampere University of Applied Sciences

2. Contacting TeacherJussi PohjolainenOffice: C4-09Contact via Ning or E-mailE-mail instructions:Title: TAMK A-OT042 Your Topic HereExampleTAMK A-OT042 Problem uploading exercises to dropbox

3. How to pass the Course?ExercisesExamProject WorkProject Work Evaluation

4. ExercisesHome exercises are available in Ning – environmenthttp://a-ot042.ning.comHow to return the exercises?Upload to DropboxMark the exercises to EditGrid sheetYou have to do at least 60% of the given exercisesIf you do more, you get extra points for the exam

5. Home Exercises » Extra Points?

6. 2. ExamExamPen and PaperTheory questions about Qt (memory handling, events, ...)24 points max, 12 points to pass

7. 3. Project WorkQt – applicationSubject is voluntaryDone independentlyExample topicsApplication to draw different chart types (lines, bar, pie from the dataText editor (supporting many files, MDI and supporting plain ascii text, HTML and possible other formats)Game

8. 3. Project Work GradingGrade 4 to 5Application is designed and tested on real mobile deviceGrade 2 to 4Works only on emulator, crashes on real mobile device or testing is not done with the deviceGrade 1 to 2Does not work at all in mobile emulator or real deviceClearly designed and tested only on Mac/Linux/Win - platform

9. 4. Project Work EvaluationEach student evaluates other student's work.

10. GradingGrading is calculated as an average of exam (30%) and the project work (70%)ExampleExam: 2Project Work: 5Average: (2*30 + 5*70)/100 = 4.1 => 4

11. Deadlines

12. MaterialMaterial available in Ning and in WebBooks about Qt:http://qt.nokia.com/developer/booksOfficial Book:C++ GUI Programming with Qt 4 (2nd Edition)Available in TAMK LibraryQt for Symbian (available Feb. 2010)Fitzek, Mikkonen, Torp