Course of Study Green Technologies: Energy, Water, Climate (Study Cohort w22)

Sample course plan W Bachelor Green Technologies: Energy, Water, Climate (GTBS)
Specialisation Water Technologies

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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


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


Basics of Electrical Engineering
Basics of Electrical Engineering	VL	3
Basics of Electrical Engineering	GÜ	2


Fundamentals of Fluid Mechanics
Fundamentals of Fluid Mechanics	VL	2
Fluid Mechanics for Process Engineering	HÜ	2
Fundamentals on Fluid Mechanics	GÜ	2


Heat and Mass Transfer
Heat and Mass Transfer	VL	2
Heat and Mass Transfer	GÜ	2
Heat and Mass Transfer	HÜ	1


Sanitary Engineering II
Drinking Water Treatment	SE	2
Management of Wastewater Infrastructure	SE	2


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


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


Sanitary Engineering I
Wastewater Disposal	VL	2
Wastewater Disposal	HÜ	1
Drinking Water Supply	VL	2
Drinking Water Supply	HÜ	1


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


Applied Water Management
Modelling of soil water dynamics	VL	2
Modelling of soil water dynamics	PBL	2
Nature-oriented Hydraulic Engineering	PBL	2


General and Inorganic Chemistry
General and Inorganic Chemistry	VL	3
Fundamentals in Inorganic Chemistry	PR	3
Fundamentals in Inorganic Chemistry	GÜ	1


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


Conventional Energy Systems and Energy Industry
Power Industry	VL	1
Energy markets and energy trading	VL	2
Fossil Energy Systems	VL	2
Fuels I	VL	1


Economic and environmental project assessment
Basics of Environmental Project Assessment	VL	2
Case studies economic and environmental project assessment	GÜ	1
Basics of economic project assement	VL	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


Organic Chemistry
Organic Chemistry	VL	4
Organic Chemistry	PR	3


Renewable Energies
Renewable Energies I	VL	2
Renewable Energies II	VL	2
Renewable Energies I	HÜ	1
Fuels II	VL	1


Hydrology and Geoinformation Systems (part 2)
Hydrology	VL	1
Hydrology	PBL	1


Green Technologies I
Meteorology and Climate Systems - Introduction	VL	2
Introduction Green Technologies	SE	2
Meteorology and Climate Systems - Introduction	GÜ	2


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


Measurement Technology for Chemical and Bioprocess Engineering
Measurement Technology	VL	2
Physical Fundamentals of Measurement Technology	VL	2
Practical Course Measurement Technology	PR	2


Green Technologies III
Scientific Work and Writing	SE	2
Study Work Green Technologies	PS	2


Green Technologies II (part 2)
Practical Exercise Environmental Technology	PR	1


Hydrology and Geoinformation Systems (part 1)
Introduction to Geoinformation Science	PBL	3


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


Green Technologies II (part 1)
Environmental Technologie	VL	2
Pollutant analysis	VL	2


New Trends in Water and Environmental Research
Introduction to Microplastics in Environment	IV	2
Research Methods	VL	1
Research Trends	SE	2

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.