Earlier PSP templates
2015-16
2014-2015
2013-2014
- Intelligent Computing Major
- Software Engineering Major
- Fenno-Russian Master's Degree Programme in IT (FRIT)
- Complementary studies 2013
2012-2013
- Communications Software Major
- Intelligent Computing Major
- Software Engineering Major
- Fenno-Russian Master's Degree Programme in IT (FRIT)
- Complementary studies 2012
2011-2012
- Communications Software Major
- Intelligent Computing Major
- Software Engineering Major
- Fenno-Russian Master's Degree Programme in IT (FRIT)
- Complementary studies 2011
2010-2011
- Communications Software Major
- Intelligent Computing Major
- Software Engineering Major
- Fenno-Russian Master's Degree Programme in IT (FRIT)
- Complementary studies 2010
2009-2010
- Communications Software Major
- Intelligent Computing Major
- Software Engineering Major
- Fenno-Russian Master's Degree Programme in IT (FRIT)
- Complementary studies 2009
For older personal study plans, please contact your study counsellor.
Personal Study Plan (PSP)
Personal study plan (PSP) is a tool, which helps a student to plan the timing and amount of one's studies. New CS students make their first PSP in the first weeks of studies with guidance from tutors and study councellor. Older students are strongly recommended to keep the PSP up to date during the studies.
Quick instructions on how to do ePSP (pdf)
Current PSP templates
The study plan templates from 2016-17 onwards can be found from WebOodi.
PSP videos
Below you can find short videos on how to use Weboodi Personal Study Plan (PSP)
Scheduling Your Studies
Scheduling the Core and Specialisation Studies
Minor Studies
Adding the Minor Studies to the Study Plan
Adding the Minor Studies to the Study Plan, When the Courses Aren't in Weboodi
Former Studies and Credit Transfer
Applying Former Studies to your Degree
Adding the Transferred Credits to the Study Plan
Marking the Suggested Substitutes to the Study Plan
Work Internship
Applying the Work Internship to your Degree (Business students)
Marking the Work Internship to your Study Plan (Business students)
Applying the Work Internship to your Degree (Technology students)
Marking the Work Internship to the Study Plan (Technology students)