Department Informations

Studiengang Information Engineering (Bachelor)
In which career
fields will I
work?
Electronic communications have influenced every day life enormously during the last 150 years. This is
obvious both for the established and the emerging economies, whenever we use a telephone or watch
television. But it is also true for seemingly remote areas, for even there weather data is collected and
volcanic eruptions, thunderstorms or other natural phenomena are monitored by satellite. The rapid
development of computers has added previously unimaginable power to all types of data handling.
Consequently we are now witnessing the emergence of technical systems in which information is
collected, processed, retrieved and offered for use on a large scale, even in small embedded systems.
In view of this we understand information engineering in a broad sense covering everything from
electrical engineering and computer science to the development and managing of information systems.
There are strong signals from the development of the world economy as well as from the progress of
technology that the demand for qualified staff in the field of information and computer engineering will
increase substantially during the coming years. To become a successful professional in this field you
need a sound basis on both the hardware and software sides of such systems. Physical
interconnection of computers, processing of digital signals, software engineering and database
management alike, for example are essential areas of experience if you want to be well prepared for
your career.
What is the
content of the
degree
programme?
The Hamburg University of Applied Sciences offers courses that will enable you to meet the challenge
of modern information engineering in an atmosphere of international communication and exchange.
CURRICULUM (structure): 1st year: Mathematics, Introduction to Electrical Engineering, Software
Construction, Intercultural and Language Competences 2nd year: Signals and Systems, Electrical
Engineering and Applications, Computer Science, Economics and Management 5. Semester: industrial
placement (20 weeks) 6./7. Semester: Computer Science, Computer Engineering, Information
Engineering, Elective Modules, Bachelor Thesis
What skills and
interests should
I have?
...respond to a majority of the following questions with "yes" 1. Do I have strong interest in technology
and technical systems?
2. Am I interested in understanding how technical systems work?
3. Am I able to develop enough persistence to reach the solution of a problem?
4. Do I enjoy mathematics?
5. Do I like to think in abstract terms?
6. Am I able to associate familar objects with unfamiliar objects?
What is
particular to the
degree
programme?
Lectures and examinations are conducted in English.
Are there
special
requirements
for foreign
students
applicants?
Foreign applicants should clarify admission requirements, courses of studies, and acceptance of
foreign reports and certificates well in advance of coming to Germany, i.e. as early as one year before
the degree program starts. Information can be found online: www.haw-hamburg.de/english and
www.haw-hamburg.de/international.
Can I study
abroad?
Students planning to spend a semester or other academic training abroad find useful information on the
website of the International Office: www.haw-hamburg.de/international
How do I apply?
To study at Bachelor's level in Germany, international students must, in general, have a qualification
that is equivalent to a German school-leaving certificate (Abitur or Fachhochschulreife). To find out if
you have the right qualifications, please apply to uni assist
www.haw-hamburg.de/english/international-degree-students/
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HAW Hamburg
Admissions Office
Stiftstraße 69
D-20099 Hamburg (Campus Berliner Tor)
Germany
Telephone advice service (T + 49.40.25 41 47 40): Monday - Thursday 9 am - 4 pm, Friday 9am -12
am
Personal office hours: Monday and Tuesday 11 am -1 pm, Thursday 2 am - 5 pm
[email protected]
When can I
apply?
The degree program admits students only for the winter semester (Semester 2 in the Academic year).
Application period: 1st April - 15th July.
What are the
entry
requirements?
â Hochschulreifeâ (equivalent to German Fachhochschulreife, allgemeine Hochschulreife or
fachgebundene Hochschulreife) or eqivalent school leaving certificates. Knowledge of English
language proven by accepted certificates, i. e. TOEFL-test (at least 550 points paper test or 220 points
computer test, 87 Punkte IBT), IELTS (minimum Band 6). For German applicants at least
"befriedigend" in school certificate.
Do I need to
complete a
pre-study
placement?
No, there is no requirement for a pre-study placement.
When do
lectures start?
Lectures start as follows: Summersemester 2015: March 16th 2015, Wintersemester 2015/16:
September 21th 2015.
Further information is available on our homepage www.haw-hamburg.de/studieren
Is there any
support
provided for
student
beginners?
There will be a pre-math course offered two weeks before the beginning of the semester.
This course will be conducted in English. During the first week of the semester you will be provided with
important information and guidelines for your first steps towards studying. Dates will be published
under: www.haw-hamburg.de/erfolgreicherstudieneinstieg . Further support is available by a tutorial
programme for student beginners (TSE). Information about TSE you will find on our homepage
www.haw-hamburg.de/studieneinstieg
How long is the
degree
programme?
7 semesters
Do I have to pay
fees?
All students have to pay a semester contribution of 308,50 EUR .
This includes 75,- EUR for the service of the Students' Organisation Hamburg (Studentenwerk
Hamburg), 18,50 EUR for the work done by the self-governing Student Administration (AStA), 4,50
EUR for the Semsterticket-Härtefond and 160,50 EUR for the semester ticket allowing unlimited travel
on Hamburg's public transport system. It also includes an administrative fee of 50,- EUR.
Besides of the semester contribution there are no further tuition fees.
Which degree
qualification
will I be
awarded?
Bachelor of Science (B.Sc.)
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Who can help
me if I have
further
questions?
General Student Advisory Team
Stiftstraße 69
D-20099 Hamburg (Campus Berliner Tor)
Tel.: + 49.40.428 75-9110
[email protected]
Office hours: Mon - Wed 11am - 1pm, Thur 2pm - 6pm
Telephone advisory service: Mon - Wed 10am - 11am, Thur 1pm - 2pm
Students counselor
Prof. Dr. Lutz Leutelt
Berliner Tor 7
20099 Hamburg
Tel.: + 49.40.428 75-8164
Fax: - 83 09
[email protected]
International Student Coordinator
Christine Reinking
Berliner Tor 7, Room 1203
20099 Hamburg
Tel.: + 49.40.428 75-8162
Fax: - 86 13
[email protected]
Additional
information
... you will find on our website
http://www.haw-hamburg.de/fakultaeten-und-departments/ti/international/information-engineering.html
Location
Fakultät Technik und Informatik
Department Informations- und Elektrotechnik
Berliner Tor 7, 20099 Hamburg
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Overview Information Engineering
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CURRICULUM Information Engineering
Module
Module Components
1st
semester
h/wk
M1 Mathematics 1
M2 Software Construction 1
M3 Electrical Engineering 1
M4 German
M5
Learning and study methods
(1)
M6 Mathematics 2
M7 SW Construction 2
M8
Electrical Engineering 2
M9 Electronics 1
M10 Intercultural Competence
M11
Learning and study methods
(2)
M12 Signals and Systems 1
M13
Algorithms and Data
Structures
M14 Electronics 2
M15 Digital Circuits
M16 Economics and Management
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Mathematics 1
5
Mathematics 1 - Exercises
1
Software Construction 1
4
Software Construction 1 - Lab
1,5
Electrical Engineering 1
3
Electrical Engineering 1 - Lab
1
German
2
Learning and study methods 1 Excercises
2
Learning and study methods 1 - Lab
1,25
2nd
semester
CP h/wk
3rd
semester
CP h/wk
CP
8
7
6
4
4
Mathematics 2
5
Mathematics 2 - Exercises
1
SW Construction 2
3
SW Construction 2 - Lab
1
Electrical Engineering 2
3
Electrical Engineering 2 - Lab
1
Electronics 1
3
Electronics 1 - Lab
1
Intercultural Competence
2
4
Learning and study methods 2 - Lab
1,25
1
8
6
6
6
Signals and Systems 1
3
Signals and Systems 1 - Lab
1
Algorithms and Data Structures
3
Algorithms and Data Structures - Lab
1
Electronics 2
4
Electronics 2 - Lab
1,5
Digital Circuits
3
Digital Circuits - Lab
1
Economics and Management
3
Economics and Management - Case
study
1
6
6
7
6
6
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Module
Module Components
4th
semester
h/wk
M18 Signals and Systems 2
M19 Software Engineering
M20 Microcontrollers
M21 Digital Systems
M22 Databases
Signals and Systems 2
3
Signals and Systems 2 - Lab
1
Software Engineering
3
Software Engineering - Lab
1
Microcontrollers
4
Microcontrollers - Lab
1,5
Digital Systems
3
Digital Systems - Lab
1
Databases
3
Databases - Lab
1
M23 Scientific and project work Scientific and project work
M24 Bus systems and Sensors
M25 Operating Systems
M26 Digital Signal Processing
Digital Communication
M27
Systems
M28 Elective Project
M29 Elective Course 1
M30 Elective Course 2
M31 Compulsory project
5th
semester
CP h/wk
6th
semester
CP h/wk
7th
semester
CP h/wk CP
6
6
7
6
6
2
4
Bus systems and Sensors
3
Bus systems and Sensors Lab
1
Operating Systems
3
Operating Systems - Lab
1
Digital Signal Processing
3
Digital Signal Processing - Lab
1
Digital Communication
Systems
3
Digital Communication
Systems - Lab
1
Elective Project
3
6
6
6
6
5
Elective Course 1
3
Elective Course 1 - Lab
1
Elective Course 2
3
Elective Course 2 - Lab
1
Compulsory project
4
5
Industrial Placement
-
20
Colloquium
2,5
5
Bachelor thesis
-
15
121
210
5
5
Bachelor Thesis and Industrial Placement
M34 Industrial Placement
M35 Bachelor thesis
Sum
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