Infotronic Systems Engineering

Subjects: Infotronic Systems Engineering,Infotronic Systems,Engineering

B.Sc. | Bachelor of Science

Course description

Everywhere we go, technical systems surround us, so unobtrusive and natural that we rarely notice them anymore. They have become ingrained parts of our lives, seamlessly blending into the world around us. The applications for these technical systems are as diverse as they are innovative: mobile phones, entertainment devices, technical healthcare solutions (such as health monitoring devices), systems for managing the modern household, traffic monitoring and control systems, automated driving assistance and safety systems (airbags, ESP, ABS), and industrial production control systems (‘smart’ factories, industry 4.0) are just a few noteworthy examples. Though they come in all shapes and sizes, these systems all share a common basis: a highly complex interaction between hardware and software solutions. They are capable of collecting data from their surroundings via sensors, processing this data, exchanging it with other systems, and ultimately deriving decisions and actions from it. Oftentimes this complex process is broken down into smaller parts, for example with a network of less expensive/efficient devices gathering large amounts of data, which is sent to powerful central servers for further analytical and decision-making processes.

Application Requirements

Language Requirements

If applying to a degree programme in English, you must submit a valid B2 English language certificate (not older than two year). Accepted certificates can be found here. German language certificates are not required to enrol in a degree programme taught in English. If applying to a degree programme taught in German please submit a valid German language certificate equivalent to CEF level B2

Qualification Requirements

This is proof that you have reached a sufficient level of schooling to attend a higher education institution in Germany. If you did not earn your HZB in Germany, then you must apply through uni-assist so that the equivalency of your international HZB can be established. Uni-assist establishes equivalency based on official guidelines from the Standing Conference of the Ministers of Education and Cultural Affairs (Kultusministerkonferenz), the German Rector’s Conference (Hochschulrectorenkonferenz) and the Central Office for Foreign Education (Zentralstelle für ausländisches Bildungswesen).

Document Requirements

To ensure that the enrolment process runs smoothly, please be sure to bring all of the following documents: Your passport Proof of valid visa Your letter of admission (hard copy) The originals of all the documents that you uploaded to uni-assist (transcripts, diplomas, language certificates etc.) Proof of payment for the semester fee * Proof of appropriate health insurance coverage * 2 recent biometric passport photos If necessary, your exmatriculation certificate (only for applicants with previous semesters of study at a different German university) If necessary, a certificate of good standing (Unbedenklichkeitsbescheinigung – only for applicants who have previously studied in the same or a similar degree programme at a different German university)