Course Structure:

Sem 1 & 2 Modules:

Compulsory basics modules (the same for all ISE BA courses in the first year of study)

Compulsory modules core area

Technical elective area

Non-technical elective area

Industrial internship

Semester 1 Modules:

Mathematics II

Mechanics II

Measurement Technology / General Chemistry

Network Analysis

Fundamental of Computer Engineering

Semester 2 Modules:

Mathematics 12

Physics

Procedural Programming

Logical Design of Digital Systems / Mechanics 12

Static and Stationary Fields / Design Theory

Semester 3 Modules:

compulsory modules ISE core area ISE 1A: 21 CP ISE 1B: 22CP

Compulsory modules ISE core area ISE 2

Compulsory modules ISE core area ISE 3

Compulsory modules ISE core area ISE 4

Compulsory modules ISE core area ISE 5

Common modules

business administration for engineers (3rd or 5thsemester)4 CP

Semester 4 Modules:

Compulsory modules ISE core area ISE 1A: 29 CP ISE 1B: 28CP

Compulsory modules ISE core area ISE 2

Compulsory modules ISE core area ISE 3

Compulsory modules ISE core area ISE 4

Compulsory modules ISE core area ISE 5

Common modules

Supplementary area (1st – 2nd semester)8CP Common modules (Sem 3&4)

Elective area Technical Elective

(3rd-6th semester)

ISE 1A: 15 CP

ISE 1B: 16 CP

ISE 2: 6 CP

ISE 3: 8 CP

ISE 4: 10 CP

ISE 5: 8 CP

Semester 5 Modules:

compulsory modules ISE core area ISE 1A: 20 CP ISE 1B: 5CP+ 6 CP practical project

compulsory modules ISE core area ISE 2 6 CP practical project

compulsory modules ISE core area ISE 3

compulsory modules ISE core area ISE 4

compulsory modules ISE core area ISE 5 6 CP practical project

Common modules

Industrial Internship ISE 1/3/4

Scientific To work (3rd or 5th semester) 1 CP

Semester 6 Modules:

Compulsory modules ISE core area ISE 1A: 4 CP ISE 1B: 11CP

Compulsory modules ISE core area ISE 2

Compulsory modules ISE core area ISE 3

Compulsory modules ISE core area ISE 4

Compulsory modules ISE core area ISE 5

Common modules

Industrial Internship ISE ⅖

Bachelor Thesis and colloquium 15CP

Explanation of abbreviations in the curriculum

ISE 1: Computer Engineering (A: Software Engineering profile or B: Communications profile)

ISE 2: Electrical and Electronic Engineering

ISE 3: Mechanical Engineering

ISE 4: Metallurgy and Metal Forming

ISE 5: Structural Engineering

Perspectives & Job Prospects

With an international orientation, the engineering education is adapted to the globalization of the markets and on the other hand the study for foreign students is made easier. In particular, professional fields are opened up to graduates in (international) mechanical and plant engineering, in thermal, mechanical and chemical process engineering, in the auto motive industry and its suppliers, in technical environmental protection, at engineering offices and consultants. Taking into account the requirements and changes in the professional world, the course is intended to provide student switch the necessary knowledge, skills and methods in such a way that they arable to carry out scientific work, critically assess scientific knowledge and act responsibly. With appropriate suitability and qualifications, graduates can continue their studies in a master's degree, the completion of which then also opens up the possibility of a doctorate.

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