Computer Science
Students
The professors and research assistants of the department offer a comprehensive basic education in computer science. It combines fundamental subject competencies and methods with a project-based and practice-oriented education. After successfully completing their Bachelor's degree, students can choose their Master's topic from various socially relevant research areas.
Digital semester
Due to the corona pandemic, the winter semester 2020 / 2021 and the summer semester 2021 take place digitally. Find out more about digital teaching at the Department of Computer Science.
News for Students
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TU student survey 2021 starts
April 28, 2021
In 2021, Darmstadt University of Technology will once again survey its students. All TU students (bachelor, master and teaching degree) are invited to contribute their opinion.
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![Die abgebildete Person existiert in Wirklichkeit nicht. Das Gesicht wurde künstlich von sogenannten Generative Adversarial Networks (GAN) erzeugt.]()
![Die abgebildete Person existiert in Wirklichkeit nicht. Das Gesicht wurde künstlich von sogenannten Generative Adversarial Networks (GAN) erzeugt.]()
Unite! Summer School: The AI's have it?
April 13, 2021
Application possible until May 15, 2021.
TU Darmstadt together with Universidade de Lisboa present the Unite! Summer School “The AI's have it?”. Focus of the summer school will be on reflections on the history, present and future of AI-human relations. Master and PhD students in Computer Science are invited to participate.
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HIGHEST Ringvorlesung SoSe 2021
April 08, 2021
Vom Konzept zum eigenen Unternehmen
Die HIGHEST Ringvorlesung führt Studierende und Gasthörende in den Prozess zur Gründung eines Start-ups ein. Die Vorlesung findet Dienstags, jeweils von 15:00 bis 16:30 Uhr statt.
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Message of the Chair for Student Affairs
March 15, 2021
Prof. Michael Waidner on the Digital Summer Semester 2021
Over the past months, we have been able to jointly gain experience in digital teaching and develop new teaching and learning concepts. The summer semester will also be digital and the number of face-to-face events will be reduced to a minimum.
