The course I am currently responsible of: ``Evaluation of Machine Learning Methods'', consists of a series of practical cases studies that are each presented by different assistant teachers that act as clients of data scientists. The clients then introduce the problem the the data scientist should solve for them and the details of the data. The students' job is then implement the data analysis pipeline, train a predictive model, do a proper experimental design and carry out carry out statistical estimation of the prediction performance for each client. To achieve this, they study the accompanying course material that is currently in the form of both video lectures and reading material. All the clients' cases correspond to real cases from which our team has written research articles in the past. For example, the case concerning metal ion concentration prediction from drinking water is based on our research cooperation with the chemistry deparment of the University of Turku (Pihlasalo et al. 2016), the case on water permeability prediction in forestry for route planning of forest harvesters and the use of newly developed spatial cross-validation for estimating the prediction performance in that context is based on our cooperation with the Natural Resources Center of Finland (Pohjankukka et al. 2017), and the case concerning drug-target interaction prediction is based on our research cooperation with Institute for Molecular Medicine Finland (Pahikkala et al. 2015), to highlight a few. We have also had plans to involve cases from private companies in the future, such that would correspond to real commercial cases.