Course of Study General Engineering Science (German program, 7 semester) (Study Cohort w22)

Sample course plan A Bachelor General Engineering Science (German program, 7 semester) (AIWBS(7))
Specialisation Civil Engineering

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Core Qualification Compulsory	Specialisation Compulsory	Focus Compulsory	Thesis Compulsory
Core Qualification Elective Compulsory	Specialisation Elective Compulsory	Focus Elective Compulsory	Interdisciplinary complement


Chemistry
Chemistry I+II	VL	4
Chemistry I+II	HÜ	2


Electrical Engineering II: Alternating Current Networks and Basic Devices
Electrical Engineering II: Alternating Current Networks and Basic Devices	VL	3
Electrical Engineering II: Alternating Current Networks and Basic Devices	GÜ	2


Technical Thermodynamics II
Technical Thermodynamics II	VL	2
Technical Thermodynamics II	HÜ	1
Technical Thermodynamics II	GÜ	1


Signals and Systems
Signals and Systems	VL	3
Signals and Systems	GÜ	2


Introduction to Control Systems
Introduction to Control Systems	VL	2
Introduction to Control Systems	GÜ	2


Foundations of Management
Introduction to Management	VL	3
Management Tutorial	GÜ	2


Advanced Internship AIW/ ES


Electrical Engineering I: Direct Current Networks and Electromagnetic Fields
Electrical Engineering I: Direct Current Networks and Electromagnetic Fields	VL	3
Electrical Engineering I: Direct Current Networks and Electromagnetic Fields	GÜ	2


Fundamentals of Mechanical Engineering Design
Fundamentals of Mechanical Engineering Design	VL	2
Fundamentals of Mechanical Engineering Design	HÜ	2


Mathematics III
Analysis III	VL	2
Analysis III	GÜ	1
Analysis III	HÜ	1
Differential Equations 1	VL	2
Differential Equations 1	GÜ	1
Differential Equations 1	HÜ	1


Building Materials and Building Chemistry
Building Materials and Building Chemistry	VL	4
Building Materials and Building Chemistry	GÜ	1


Steel Structures I
Steel Structures I	VL	2
Steel Structures I	HÜ	2


Geoinformation Science
Introduction to Geoinformation Science	PBL	3


Computational Structural Mechanics
Computational Stuctural Mechanics	IV	2
Computational Structural Mechanics	GÜ	1


Mathematics I
Mathematics I	VL	4
Mathematics I	HÜ	2
Mathematics I	GÜ	2


Technical Thermodynamics I
Technical Thermodynamics I	VL	2
Technical Thermodynamics I	HÜ	1
Technical Thermodynamics I	GÜ	1


Reinforced Concrete Structures I
Reinforced Concrete Design I	VL	2
Reinforced Concrete Design I	HÜ	2
Project Seminar Concrete I	SE	1


Geotechnics I
Soil Mechanics	VL	2
Soil Mechanics	HÜ	2
Soil Mechanics	GÜ	2


Steel Structures II
Steel Structures II	VL	2
Steel Structures II	HÜ	2


Engineering Mechanics III (Dynamics)
Engineering Mechanics III	VL	3
Engineering Mechanics III	GÜ	2
Engineering Mechanics III	HÜ	1


Mathematics II
Mathematics II	VL	4
Mathematics II	HÜ	2
Mathematics II	GÜ	2


Structural Analysis II
Structural Analysis II	VL	2
Structural Analysis II	HÜ	2
Structural Analysis II	GÜ	1


Structural Design
Basics of Structural Design	VL	2
Basics in Structural Design	HÜ	1
Basics in Structural Design	PBL	2


Geotechnics II
Foundation Engineering	VL	2
Foundation Engineering	HÜ	2
Foundation Engineering	GÜ	2


Bachelor Thesis


Computer Science for Engineers - Introduction and Overview
Computer Science for Engineers - Introduction and Overview	VL	3
Computer Science for Engineers - Introduction and Overview	GÜ	2


Principles of Building Materials and Building Physics
Principles of Building Materials	VL	2
Building Physics	VL	2
Building Physics	HÜ	1
Building Physics	GÜ	1


Hydromechanics and Hydrology
Hydromechanics	VL	2
Hydromechanics	PBL	1
Hydrology	VL	1
Hydrology	PBL	1


Engineering Mechanics I (Stereostatics)
Engineering Mechanics I	VL	2
Engineering Mechanics I	GÜ	2
Engineering Mechanics I	HÜ	1


Engineering Mechanics II (Elastostatics)
Engineering Mechanics II	VL	2
Engineering Mechanics II	GÜ	2
Engineering Mechanics II	HÜ	2


Structural Analysis I
Structural Analysis I	VL	2
Structural Analysis I	HÜ	2
Structural Analysis I	GÜ	1

Non-technical Courses for Bachelors (from catalogue) - 6LP

The choice of courses from the catalogue is flexible (depends on the semestral work load), provided the necessary number of required credits is reached.