Due to the ongoing public health situation, the third and final intensive program (IP), originally planned to take place in Gembloux, Belgium, is now happening online!
Starting this Monday, June 15, students from each of our seven partner universities have been joining our daily online courses mixing lectures, software exercises, group presentations, virtual room discussions and more.
To begin, students will present their preparatory projects, completed in groups of students from each partner university. Then online courses and presentations will be led my professors from partner universities. See the detailed content below to see each partner university’s specialisation.
Students will gain practical experience using QGIS software.
Students will gain practical experience using R and Octave software.
Students will gain practical experience using Octave software.
It’s a new and strange format that we’re all getting used to, but since technology is the core of Smart Farming so participating in the IP virtually does not affect the technical skills developed by our students. We’re grateful to all our partners and students for their flexibility, dedication, and patience as we adapt the courses for a new learning model.