Computer Science – (B.Sc.)

The entire Bachelor course is application and practice-oriented. The first two semesters comprise a solid introduction to computer science and further more basic knowledge in mathematics, engineering and business administration. Additionally, a foreign language and social competencies will be taught. The following three semesters are designed to give a deepening in applied computer science. The students can choose between different subjects that fit their interests and choice of career such as software technology, project management, business process modeling, operating systems, databases and networks. Additionally, students may choose from the modules problem oriented programming, administration as well as specialization. The sixth and final semester comprises a practice module of 12 weeks in a company followed by the Bachelor project, finishing the course of study.

This semester allows students to individually extend their specific knowledge in core fields of interest and to broaden their practice experience. The programme is finished with the successful completion of the Bachelor project with the Bachelor thesis and a colloquium. Successful graduates may continue with postgraduate studies. The Mittweida University of Applied Sciences offers a consecutive Master's course in Computer Science. This course is set up in 4 semesters to achieve the title of "Master of Science" (M.Sc.) which also entitles graduates to a later doctorate.