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The dual studies programme is divided into core studies (1st - 3rd semester) and specialisation studies (4th - 6th semester).

The core studies focus on the basics of mathematics with analysis, linear algebra and stochastics on the one hand and computer science with the Java programming language, a second programming language, algorithms and software development methods on the other.

In the specialisation programme, numerics follows in the field of mathematics, while computer networks and IT systems are part of the compulsory programme in the field of computer science. In addition, there is a wide range of compulsory electives that allow students to choose their own specialisation. These include, for example, various programming languages, specialisation subjects in mathematics (stochastic processes, numerics 2, mathematical simulation, operations research) and computer science (script programming, internet technologies, software development, multithreading, artificial intelligence, data science, multimedia technology, media didactics, mobile applications and much more). Various application subjects and general competences are also offered. These include, for example, business administration, physics, quality management, robotics, labour and collective bargaining law, presentation techniques, technical and scientific publishing, to name but a few.


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