• what are my O exams
  • Informatics
    • Programmieren*
    • Grundbegriffe der Informatik*
    • Lineare Algebra 1*
            
  • Information Systems
    • Programmieren*
    • Wirtschaftsinformatik 1
    • Mathematik 1*
  • Informatics Teacher Education
    • Programmieren*
    • Grundbegriffe der Informatik*

* This module has a compulsory practice certificate. In order to complete this, you must be registered for a tutorial. Further information can be found in the module handbooks (see below) and in the ISS-FAQ.

• The remaining information can be found in the planning of the current semester
• Which deadlines do I have to observe and which modules are compulsory?
  • Module handbooks contain important information about the courses
    • Informatics module handbooks
      YouTube explanatory video
    • Information Systems module handbooks
    • Informatics Teacher Education module handbooks
• The study plan below can be used to actively structure your studies

• Which modules do I want to take this semester?

  • Course catalogue (VVZ)
    Overview of the courses available this semester

  • Supplementary subjects
    YouTube explanatory video

  • Campus Management for Students (CMS)
    CMS explanatory video

• Where do I have to register?
  • Registration for tutorials at the beginning of the semester
    If you miss registration, please contact the tutorial leader
    Attending tutorials is crucial for a successful degree programme
  • Exam registration via the CMS
    • When are my exams
      • Exam dates Computer Science & Information Systems
      • Exam dates Mathematics
      • Exam dates for Economics
         
• Important dates: Lecture times and re-registration

• Final thesis

  • Bachelor thesis (general), Bachelor thesis (external)

  • Master's thesis (general) , Master's thesis (external)

  • "How to Thesis"-YouTube explanation video

• Interdisciplinary qualifications in the Computer Science Bachelor's programme (also known as key qualifications (SQ))

  • Tutorial for self-booking of ÜQ achievements

• Would I like to do an semester abroad?
• Do an internship

  • in industry?

  • do an internship abroad?

 

PDF: SPO22_Informatik_Uebersicht_Studienplanung.pdf
Excel: SPO22_Informatik_Uebersicht_Studienplanung.xlsx
The Excel file is compatible with Microsoft Excel (version 16-19) and LibreOffice Calc (with slight graphic errors).
 

 

PDF: SPO15_Informatik_Uebersicht_Studienplanung.pdf
Excel: SPO15_Informatik_Uebersicht_Studienplanung.xlsx
The Excel file is compatible with Microsoft Excel (version 16-19) and LibreOffice Calc (with slight graphic errors).
 

 

PDF: SPO19_WInfo_Uebersicht_Studienplanung.pdf
Excel: SPO19_WInfo_Uebersicht_Studienplanung.xlsx
The Excel file is compatible with Microsoft Excel (version 16-19) and LibreOffice Calc (with slight graphic errors).
 

 

PDF: Informatics with 2nd subject - SPO16_Lehramt_Uebersicht_Studienplanung.pdf
          Informatics with mathematics - SPO16_Info-Mathe-Lehramt_Uebersicht_Studienplanung.pdf
Excel: SPO16_Lehramt_Uebersicht_Studienplanung.xlsx
The Excel file is compatible with Microsoft Excel (version 16-19) and LibreOffice Calc (with slight graphic errors).
 

Lectures: Frontal lecture by the lecturer (usually professor) who presents the contents of the module. Mostly illustrated with the help of a Power Point presentation or other means. To lectures there are actually always at least the slides, often also a script. In most cases, no registration is necessary, and attendance is not compulsory.
 

Exercises: Review and supplementation of the lecture material based on examples by the instructor (usually doctoral students of the professor). No registration necessary, no compulsory attendance. In most cases, solutions of the exercise sheets to the exercises are discussed.

Tip: It is also advisable to use non-compulsory exercise certificates, as this ensures continuous work on the material, which demonstrably leads to higher learning and examination success. It should be ensured that the entire exercise certificate is worked on and not just the sheets at the beginning of the semester when you still have the time for it.
 

Tutorials: Review of the material and work on exercises in small groups, supervised by a tutor who is himself a student in the higher semester. Attendance is recommended, as this is the best place to ask questions. In some modules, attendance is compulsory in the tutorial. Registration is usually done online.

Tip: Tutorials are offered for most courses. Since these are the best opportunity to ask specific questions and to exchange ideas with fellow students who already know the subject, it is recommended to attend tutorials conscientiously. If you cannot attend a tutorial, it is usually no problem to drop in at another date or another tutor.
 

It is not without reason that the MINT-Kolleg Baden-Württemberg offers semester-long courses on various subjects. These courses are based on the material of the lecture and work on it in a comprehensible way using small exercises. In addition, you have the opportunity to ask specific questions to the MINT lecturers, since the material is taught in smaller groups.

Tip: Who has not registered, just try it anyway directly with an e-mail to info∂mint-kolleg.kit.edu.

"I participated in the MINT-Kollegs semester-long Linear Algebra course and also in the MINT-Kollegs advanced course for the Linear Algebra 1 exam [...]. I passed all orientation exams, i.e. Programmieren, Grundbegriffe der Informatik and Linear Algebra 1." – WS2018/19 Informatics-Newcomer at the KIT