The report is about the search for alternative solutions for issues of the IT-systems in Roskilde university

We have programmed a 3D game that has the fundamental function of a starting first person shooter game.
The player can move, jump, aim, shoot and the AI’s can chase, patrol and
shoot after the player. We created different AI’s so the game has more variety, instead of just fighting one enemy all the time. They have different Health points, some can shoot, chase and
others just patrol. The game has a scoreboard of enemies left counter, but does not have the
most optimal functions. Bugs can emerge, but do not ruin the fundamental function coded in
the game. The design of the game is basic.

This project examines the use of social media and how it affects the daily lives of Danish students. We will study if technology may factor in behavioural changes. We will look into if Apple’s Screen time could be a tool to decrease the user’s time on social media.

The report explores alternative burial methods for a greener direction. The technologies mentioned from beginning to end will display the possibility of a decrease in the carbon dioxide pollution and the establishment of a sustainable environment. The report will enlighten the views of different groups in the community of Denmark. We will discuss the ethics of the use of the technology on corpses by interviewing individuals and analyzing select texts. We will also study the possibility of diffusion of the burial methods in the society of Denmark.

In the mid-1950s the first stage of technology to innovate machines, computers and systems was the phenomenal wisdom about artificial intelligence. Machines and systems are becoming more and more intelligent, they can identify us humans, and they have the probability to read your emotions. Digging deeper into the machine world, we raise questions of how these machines are programmed and systemized which gives this project an insight of scientific and ethical aspects of facial recognition technology. The goal of this project is to understand the complexity of facial recognition.

This paper examines the challenges in designing a Mars habitat in a lava tube for the first manned mission. Throughout the paper, you will receive an insight into NASA’s Artemis mission, which will enlighten some requirements in designing a Mars habitat. Further, we will analyze and discuss our mission and creation of said habitat from an ethics philosophy perspective.