Activities / How we learn
RTIC organizes learning around training, projects, research, and workshops. Each format aims for an outcome that can be reviewed, shared, or developed further.
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A continuous loop of learning, making, testing, and sharing.
Upcoming programme
Join RTIC, the Faculty of Information Technology and AlphaSphere for an English-language workshop with Ken Yang, COO of OptiSigns, on 13 November 2026, 13:00–17:00.
Recaps, past workshops and published recruitment rounds from the club.
Applications closed ·
The Gen 3 call for students interested in scientific research and software development. Applications ran from 17 October through the extended deadline of 27 October 2026.
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Past activity ·
A look back at RTIC’s participation in the Faculty of Information Technology’s academic club day on 17 October 2026.
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Training
Core concepts are broken into a clear path, paired with hands-on work and feedback so learners know what to improve next.
Foundations · practice · feedback
Projects
Members frame a need, divide the work, review one another, and move an idea toward a version people can actually use.
Working product · collaboration · portfolio
Research
A research topic moves through literature, hypotheses, experiments, and an evidence-based account of what the results mean.
Review · experiment · report
Workshops
Each session stays close to a focused problem, practical examples, open discussion, and material that remains useful afterward.
Talk · discussion · open notes
Work together to go beyond an individual assignment.
02 / Learning rhythm
A member might begin in training, join a project, encounter a worthwhile research question, then return to share what they found. Each loop deepens the knowledge and improves the work.
03 / Sharing formats
RTIC presents Tech Sync and Research Sprint as two discussion formats shaped around different learning needs.
Technology & practice
Conversations about technology, implementation, and lessons gathered while building real products.
Research & discussion
Focused reading, analysis, and discussion around a concrete research question or topic.
04 / Activity archive
Digital keepsake
A small digital experience from an RTIC showcase.
The minigame remains online as part of RTIC's activity archive. It is a keepsake, not an announcement that an Open Day event is currently running.
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See what the community is building—or begin your own path through it.
