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Curriculum for the Bachelor in Information Engineering

Based on the degree chart, you can see how the six semesters of the bachelor’s program are distributed. For swift and successful progress through the program, we recommend that you schedule the modules at the specified time and in the order indicated. For information on the course offerings, please click directly on the modules in the table.

Degree chart

SemesterECTSInformaticsMathematicsManagementExtradisciplinary 
fundamentals
130Introduction to Informatics (INHN0001) *)
6 Credits		Fundamentals of Programming (INHN0002) *)
6 Credits		Introduction to Computer Organization and Technology (INHN0003) *)
8 Credits		Discrete Structures (INHN0004) *)
8 Credits		 Support Elective
2 Credits
229Introduction to Software Engineering (INHN0006)
6 Credits		Operating Systems and System Software (INHN0007)
6 Credits		Fundamentals of Algorithms and Data Structures (INHN0008)
6 Credits		Computational Mathematics I: Linear Algebra (INHN0009)
8 Credits		 Support Elective
3 Credits
331

Fundamentals of Databases (INHN0011)
6 Credits

 

Seminar (INHN0015)
5 Credits

Computer Networking and IT Security (INHN0012)
6 Credits		Information Theory and Theory of Computation (INHN0013)
6 Credits		Computational Mathematics II: Calculus (INHN0014)
8 Credits		  
431Enterprise Architecture Management and Reference Models (INHN0017)
6 Credits

Introduction to Signal Processing (INHN0016)
6 Credits

Business Process Management (INHN0019)
5 Credits
Embedded Systems, Cyber-Physical Systems, and Robotics (INHN0018)
8 Credits		Discrete Probability Theory (INHN0020)
6 Credits		  
530Bachelor Practical Course (INHN0021)
10 Credits		Electives in Informatics
6 Credits		  

Electives in Management

12 Credits

Support Electives
2 Credits
629Bachelor's Thesis (INHN0024)
12 Credits		Bachelor's Colloquium (INHN0025)
3 Credits		Electives in Informatics
6 Credits		 Electives in Management
6 Credits		Support Electives
2 Credits
Please note: This is an ideal version of a curriculum, your acutal / individual course of studies might turn out to be different.

*) At the end of the first semester, at least two of the four introductory modules of the first semester indicated by * must be successfully completed. A repeat exam is held at the end of the winter semester/start of the summer semester. There is no resit option in the summer semester because these courses are only offered in the winter semester.

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