Course of Study Bioprocess Engineering (Study Cohort w14)

Sample course plan A Bachelor Bioprocess Engineering (BVTBS)

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Engineering Mechanics I
Engineering Mechanics I	VL	3
Engineering Mechanics I	UE	2


Engineering Mechanics II
Engineering Mechanics II	VL	3
Engineering Mechanics II	UE	2


Basics of Electrical Engineering
Basics of Electrical Engineering	VL	3
Basics of Electrical Engineering	UE	2


Fundamentals of Fluid Mechanics
Fundamentals of Fluid Mechanics	VL	2
Exercises in Fluid Mechanics for Process Engineering	HÜ	1


Heat and Mass Transfer
Heat and Mass Transfer	VL	2
Heat and Mass Transfer	UE	1


Thermal Separation Processes (part 2)
Separation Processes	PR	1


Chemical Reaction Engineering (part 2)
Experimental Course Chemical Engineering	PR	2


Process and Plant Engineering I
Process and Plant Engineering I	VL	2
Process and Plant Engineering I	HÜ	1
Process and Plant Engineering I	UE	1


Mathematics I
Linear Algebra I	VL	2
Linear Algebra I	UE	1
Linear Algebra I	HÜ	1
Analysis I	VL	2
Analysis I	UE	1
Analysis I	HÜ	1


Technical Thermodynamics I
Technical Thermodynamics I	VL	2
Technical Thermodynamics I	HÜ	1
Technical Thermodynamics I	UE	1


Technical Thermodynamics II
Technical Thermodynamics II	VL	2
Technical Thermodynamics II	HÜ	1
Technical Thermodynamics II	UE	1


Phase Equilibria Thermodynamics
Thermodynamics III	VL	2
Thermodynamics III	UE	1
Thermodynamics III	HÜ	1


Thermal Separation Processes (part 1)
Thermal Separation Processes	VL	3
Thermal Separation Processes	UE	2
Thermal Separation Processes	HÜ	1


Particle Technology and Solids Process Engineering
Particle Technology I	VL	2
Particle Technology I	UE	1
Particle Technology I	PR	2


Introduction to Control Systems
Introduction to Control Systems	VL	2
Introduction to Control Systems	UE	2


Biochemistry and Microbiology
Biochemistry	VL	2
Biochemistry	PBL	1
Microbiology	VL	2
Microbiology	PBL	1


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


Foundations of Management
Introduction to Management	VL	4
Project Entrepreneurship	PBL	2


Fundamentals in Inorganic Chemistry
Fundamentals in Inorganic Chemistry	VL	4
Fundamentals in Inorganic Chemistry	PR	3


Bachelor Thesis


Chemical Reaction Engineering (part 1)
Chemical Reaction Engineering	VL	2
Chemical Reaction Engineering	HÜ	2


Mathematics II
Linear Algebra II	VL	2
Linear Algebra II	UE	1
Linear Algebra II	HÜ	1
Analysis II	VL	2
Analysis II	HÜ	1
Analysis II	UE	1


Informatics for Process Engineers
Numeric and Matlab	PR	2
Informatics for Process Engineers	VL	2
Informatics for Process Engineers	UE	2


Fundamentals of Process Engineering
Environmental Technologie	VL	2
Introduction into Process Engineering/Bioprocess Engineering	VL	2
Fundamentals of Technical Drawing and Materials	VL	1
Fundamentals of Technical Drawing and Materials	HÜ	1


Fundamentals in Molecular Biology
Genetics and Molecular Biology	VL	2
Genetics and Molecular Biology	PBL	1
Lab Course in Microbiology and Biochemistry	PR	3


Bioprocess Engineering - Advanced
Bioprocess Engineering - Advanced	VL	2
Bioprocess Engineering - Advanced	UE	2


Bioprocess Engineering - Fundamentals
Bioprocess Engineering - Fundamentals	VL	2
Bioprocess Engineering- Fundamentals	HÜ	2
Bioprocess Engineering - Fundamental Practical Course	PR	2


Physics for VT/BVT/EUT-Engineers
Physics for VT/BVT/EUT-Engineers	VL	2
Physics for VT/BVT/EUT-Engineers	UE	1
Physics-Lab for VT/BVT/EUT-Engineers	PR	2


Organic Chemistry
Organic Chemistry	VL	4
Organic Chemistry	PR	3

Nontechnical Complementary 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.