FE403 Bachelor Thesis in Renewable Energy

Contents and structure

The thesis can be themed towards renewable energy, natural sciences or a planning perspective. The thesis will be chosen together with the supervisor and will usually relate to fields within the departments expertise and capasity. 

Learning Outcome

Knowledge

• Students will develop an understanding of the most important phases of completing an independent project work
• Students will have knowledge of what characterises scientific literature

Skills

• Students will be able to complete an independent project work
• Students will be able to carry out data collection
• Students will know how to conduct analysis and draw scientific conclusions
• Students will be able to presents an independent piece of work both in writing and orally using necessary techniques
• Students will be able to find scientific literature of high quality in national and international databases
• Students will be able to use references, apply citation techniques and conduct source criticism

Competence

After successfully completing the bachelor thesis the candidate can carry out independent assessments and evaluate important energy, economic, societal and planning themes. The candidate will know how to define aims and objectives, accurately describe methods, find and utilise scientific literature in a correct manner, including source criticism, and will be able to provide a balanced presentation of the chosen topic. The candidate will know how to structure and present a scientific report and can communicate the main points of a scientific report in a clear and understandable way (writen and orally).

Entry requirements

No

Recommended previous knowledge

Students should have completed 90 ECTS credits courses within the bachelor programme in renewable energy or equivalent.

Teaching methods

Independent work with supervision from one or more teachers. It is preferable that 2 - 3 students write their thesis together.

Compulsory learning activities

Participation in a bachelor seminar in January.

Oral group presentation of the thesis before delivery deadline.

Assessment

Thesis

Grading: A-F