Curriculum
Curriculum
Programme structure and curriculum for the BSc in Business Information Systems
The degree programme is divided into modules, which are assessed at the end of each semester.
- In the first year of study, you will be taught the basics, learn how to programme and deal with the formal and mathematical foundations of Computing Science and the principles of business and business informatics in general.
- From the second year onwards, you can customise your studies by taking elective modules from Business Computing Science, Economics and Practical and Applied Computing Science.
- Practical professional content is taught to you in the area of specialisation in group projects and special modules such as "Soft Skills" and "Computing Science and Society".
Recommended study plan (from the 2020/21 winter semester)
The following structure is recommended for the Bachelor's degree programme in Business Information Systems, but the allocation of modules to the individual semesters is not fixed - your academic advisorwill be happy to adviseyou if you are unable to study according to this model study plan.
Elective area Economics
Modules can be selected from various areas in the degree programme. The modules that can be selected in coordination with the other teaching areas are listed in the examination regulations. These are currently available for the specialisation in Economics:
- wir032 Managerial Accounting
- wir041 Introduction to Economics
- wir060 Financial Accounting
- wir070 Introduction to Marketing
- wir082 Corporate Finance
- we090 Human Resource Management
- we100 Corporate Strategies
- we130 Civil and Commercial Law
- we160 Entrepreneurship
- we200 Organisation
- we210 Corporate environmental policy
- we260 Environmental economics
- we360 Environmental and sustainability policy
- wir400 Strategic and international marketing
Previous study plans
Recommended study plan for students who began their studies before the 2017/18 winter semester
The following structure is recommended for the Bachelor's degree programme in Business Information Systems, but the allocation of modules to the individual semesters is not fixed - your academic advisor will be happy to advise you if you are unable to study according to this model study plan.
Recommended study plan (from the 2019/20 winter semester)
The following structure is recommended for the Bachelor's degree programme in Business Information Systems.
However, the allocation of modules to the individual semesters is not fixed - your academic advisor will be happy to advise you if you are unable to study according to this model study plan.
