How is the course structured?

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The Computer Science Bachelor of Science (B. Sc.) degree program has a standard period of study of six semesters and is made up of individual modules, which are defined in the examination regulations and described in more detail in the module handbook. It is only possible to start the course in the winter semester. In a study plan, the modules are assigned to the semesters in such a way that the degree program can be completed within the standard period of study, provided that the sequence is observed. Individual deviations from this exemplary study plan are nevertheless permitted. The student advisory service provides support in the individual design of the degree program.

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The course covers the entire breadth of computer science. The first four semesters are characterized by consecutive basic courses in practical, technical and theoretical computer science as well as mathematics relevant to computer scientists. A wide range of supplementary elective courses allows students to tailor their studies to their individual needs, right through to their final thesis. Internships, laboratories and independent student teamwork characterize a large part of the courses. Constant and direct contact between students and lecturers is practiced in the department.

General curriculum Bachelor Computer Science

The study plan (also known as study regulations) defines the framework conditions and regulations for proper study. Students can use the curriculum to plan their studies and create timetables for each semester. The legal framework is regulated in the corresponding examination regulations. A study plan or study regulations should therefore always be used in conjunction with the associated examination regulations.

(opens enlarged image)Bachelor of Computer Science curriculum (exemplary)

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Bachelor's graduates can then pursue a career in professional practice or deepen their scientific qualifications by studying for a Master's degree. The Master's course (four semesters) ends with a Master of Science (M.Sc.) degree and gives graduates the opportunity to do a doctorate. Both the Bachelor's and Master's degree courses can be started in the winter or summer semester.

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