Curriculum 2014: Communication Engineering and Media Technology

For students of program years PY14 and further [SER14]. For an overview on C@mpus see here.

For all modules of the major listed below which are marked with a module description can be found by clicking on the module name. A detailed description of all modules of the INFOTECH Master can be found in the Module Handbook which is updated continuously.

Core Modules (CM) / Wahlpflichtfächer
Module Name	Lecturer	Summer Term	Winter Term
Antennas	Hesselbarth		√
Communication Networks II	Kirstädter	√
Communications III	ten Brink		√
Detection and Pattern Recognition	Yang	√
Discrete Optimization	Funke		√
Distributed Systems I	Rothermel		√
IT Service Management	Jähnert	√
Mobile Computing	Rothermel	√
Optical Signal Processing	Frühauf	√
Real-Time Programming	Plödereder		√
Software Engineering for Real-Time Systems	Ebert/Weyrich		√
Scientific Visualization	Weiskopf	√

Supplementary Elective Modules/Wahlfächer
Module Name	Lecturer	Summer Term	Winter Term
Advanced CMOS Devices and Technology	Burghartz	√
Deep Learning	Yang	√
Battery Modelling and Energy Management	Birke		√
Basics of Radio Frequency Technology	Zhu	√
Statistical and Adaptive Signal Processing	Yang	√
Data Warehousing, Data Mining, and OLAP	Mitschang		√
Battery Modelling and Enegery Management	Birke		√
Compilerbau (in German)	Plödereder		√
Data Compression	Simon	√
Digital System Design	Simon		√
3D Scanner - Algorithms and Systems	Simon	√
Distributed Systems II	Rothermel	√
Dünnschichttechnologie (in German)	Frühauf		√
Embedded Systems Engineering	Radetzki	√	√
Entwurf und Implementierung eines Compilers (in German)	Plödereder	√
Error Control Coding: Algebraic and Convolutional Codes	ten Brink	√
Flat-Panel Displays	Frühauf	√
Hardware Description Languages	Radetzki		√
High-Frequency Methods in Diffraction Theory	Zhu	√
Human Computer Interaction	Schmidt/Henze	√
Imaging Science	Bruhn	√
Industrial Automation Systems	Weyrich	√
Information Theory	ten Brink/Aref	√
Intelligent Sensors and Actors	Schulze	√
Introduction to Modern Cryptography	Küsters		√
Introduction to Robotics (Robotics I)	Toussaint		√
Kalman Filtering and Matrix Computations	Yang		√
Lasers, Light Sources and Illumination Systems	Werner		√
Loose Coupling and Message-based Integration	Leymann		√
Machine Learning	Toussaint	√	...
Model-Driven Software Development	Becker	√
Modeling, Simulation and Specification	Radetzki	√
Modern Error Correction	ten Brink		√
Multimodal Interaction for Ubiquitous Computers	Schmidt		√
Netbased Applications and e-Commerce	Schwarz		√
Network Security (Part B) and Mobile Network Architecture  Evolution (Part A)	Schopp/Kiesel	√ (Part A)	√ (Part B)
Optoelectronic Devices and Circuits I	Werner	√
Optoelectronic Devices and Circuits II	Berroth		√
Parallel Systems	Simon		√
Performance Modeling and Simulation	Kühn/ Kirstädter		√
Physical Design of Integrated Circuits	Berroth	√
Programmanalysen und Compilerbau (in German)	Plödereder		√
Radio Frequency Technology	Hesselbarth		√
Schaltungsentwurf in nanometerskaligen CMOS Technologien	Anders
Security and Privacy	Küsters	√
Sensor principles and integrated interface circuits	Anders
Service Management and Cloud Computing, and      Evaluation	Leymann		√
Smart Cities and Internet of Things	Aiello	√
Smart Grids (in German)	Rudion	√
Space-Time Wireless Communication	ten Brink	√
System and Web Security	Küsters	√
Theoretical and Methodological Foundations of Autonomous Systems	Toussaint		√
Service Computing	Leymann		√
Business Process Management	Leymann		√
Study Project	N.N
Advanced Signal Processing and Deep Learning (discontinued)	Yang

Seminar Modules

Objective of a Seminar

The students have learned to deal with original scientific literature and to research up-to-date information on their own. They are able to acquire deep insight into a given subject, mainly based on self-study, to give a presentation of the subject utilizing adequate presentation techniques, and to defend the subject in a scientific discussion. Moreover, they have participated in the scientific discussion of subjects presented by fellow students.

The technical content varies. Seminars are offered on diverse up-to-date subjects of current scientific interest in the field of Information Technology. Seminars, listed below can be used as INFOTECH Seminars. Listing here does not mean, that they are currently offered nor that they are offered in the semester (winter/summer) in question. The actual available seminars are published by the institutes offering it. Seminars have to be booked twice, firstly with the institutes for a seat and secondly with the office of examinations to receive a marking.

For current offerings of the institutes refer to LSF.

Lab Modules

Lab Courses, listed below can be used as INFOTECH Lab Courses. Listing here does not mean, that they are currently offered nor that they are offered in the semester (winter/summer) in question. The actual available Lab Courses are published by the institutes offering it. Lab Courses have to be booked twice, firstly with the institutes for a seat and secondly with the office of examinations to receive a marking.

For current offerings of the institutes refer to C@mpus

Non-Technical Modules (NT)
Course Name	Lecturer	Summer Term	Winter Term
Non-Technical (Selection I: IaCL+TIM) Information and Contract Law (IaCL) Technology and Innovation Management (TIM)	N.N.
Non-Technical (Selection II: IaCL+BMA) Information and Contract Law (IaCL) Business Management and Administration (BMA)	N.N.
Non-Technical (Selection III:BMA+TIM) Business Management and Administration (BMA) Technology and Innovation Management (TIM)	N.N.