Faculty of Computer Science

During your studies

As you progress through your degree programme, you will routinely be using various processes and platforms, while your academic theses represent key challenges in your academic journey. On this site you'll find the most important details about the structural cornerstones of your academic performances, as well as guides and tips for your Bachelor’s and Master’s theses.

If you have any questions, please check our service overview or contact the appropriate office.

Important links

Making progress

General information, guides, and recommendations on planning your studies sustainably can be found on the website of the Student Services service unit − including the dates for the current academic year, the basics of academic organisation, and the registration for your next semester through payment of tuition fees.

Furthermore, you have the freedom to shape your studies in certain areas, for example through the required elective modules of your degree programme, studying abroad, co-registering or getting admission to other programmes, or by further developing your soft skills as a mentor in the credit-bearing mentoring programme.

Recommended paths of study

While you are free to choose which courses to take in which semester (provided the relevant prerequisites are met), the curricula for degree programmes at the faculty also specify a recommended study path.

The recommended study path takes into account any prerequisites between courses and the course offerings in the winter or summer semester, ensuring that you can graduate within the standard duration of study. Progress along the recommended study path is also taken into account when allocating seats for courses with continuous assessment.

You can find a visualisation of the respective study path for your degree programme in the overview of our degree programmes.

Range of degree programmes

Courses & exams

Basic information about the registration process for courses and exams can be found on the information pages for the University’s registration system. To ensure effective planning and implementation, students at the faculty should be aware of further specific considerations regarding registration.

Registration for Courses and Exams

 

Are you looking for information on specific aspects of your degree programme, such as your specialisations, or on specific courses? Check the information in the overview of our range of programmes and the course directory.

Bachelor's thesis

To facilitate the preparation, development, and completion of a bachelor’s thesis, we have compiled a number of guides containing tips on choosing a topic, the process, and the structure.

Recommendations: Bachelor’s thesis

Barbara Mair

Master's Thesis and examination

From choosing a topic to the exam date—there’s a lot to keep in mind when it comes to your Master’s thesis. These recommendations will help you stay on track.

Master’s thesis and exam: Process & recommendations

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