The B.Sc. Informatik program teaches broad basic knowledge of computer science and mathematics in the first semesters. In selected areas, students are introduced to the latest state of the art in computer science, with a strong emphasis on practical applications. Through exercises, labs seminars and especially through the team project in software development and the bachelor thesis, students learn to work through problems from the field of computer science in a scientifically sound manner.
Students acquire both subject-specific and interdisciplinary competencies. These competencies are characteristic of the program's requirements and are also an essential prerequisite for the continuation of studies in a consecutive Master's program. The study program is divided into:
- a compulsory area, in which the basics of computer science and mathematics are taught
- elective courses, in which the previously acquired knowledge is deepened
- Computer Science elective areas, which characterize the profile of computer science at the department
- general education (Studium Generale), which enables interdisciplinary knowledge from the entire range of courses offered by all departments of the TU Darmstadt
- Bachelor thesis
Below you will find the exemplary course of studies. More detailed information on study and examination plans can be found under “Regulations” at the bottom of the page.