Study Objectives

Objectives of the Master's degree programme in Computing Science

The Master's degree programme in Computing Science offers a scientific specialisation based on a Bachelor's degree in Computing Science or a closely related degree programme. Graduates of this degree programme have a clear understanding of the basic principles and methods of Computing Science and its applications, as well as an insight into methods, problems and results from the latest research in Computing Science. They are able to assess theories and methods, process models, tools and systems according to scientific criteria and apply them to solve practical problems. They have qualified knowledge of the design, specification, implementation, optimisation and validation as well as the operation and further development of complex computer systems for information, communication and control and can use such systems or manage their use. They are trained to design and realise new algorithms and assess their properties. They have qualified knowledge of current methods of software development, especially the development of complex software systems in a team. They have the ability to act responsibly and responsibly in their academic appointments and are aware of the social impact of Computing Science activities. They are familiar with the requirements of working in groups and presenting their own or others' work results convincingly and are prepared to take on leadership positions in teams and companies.

Expertise

In addition to the competences acquired in the Bachelor's degree programme, graduates of the Master's degree programme in Computing Science have the following competences:

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