Downloads Regulations for the use of rooms A9, 1st floor of the Institute of Music (78 KB)

Guidelines for obtaining a door chip (182 KB)

Declaration of receipt of a door chip (PDF 216 KB)
Proposal for access extension or replacement of a door chip (PDF 132 KB)

The CIP room is located directly next to the practice rooms in A9 1-108 and is therefore only accessible to holders of a chip. The chips are available from Mrs Gebauer in the .
CIP actually means "Computer Investment Programme". This was a federal programme to set up "computer classrooms" at universities. The Institute of Music operates such a classroom, the "CIP room". It contains eight computers with internet access. The computers have sound cards so that music can also be listened to using headphones with a mini-jack. Basic knowledge of the operating system of the computers used is a prerequisite for use.
Some courses use this room as a workroom. This means that the CIP room is primarily used for teaching purposes. Courses and tutorials have priority over any other use. Otherwise, it is available to all students of the Institute of Music. The room is intended exclusively for the completion of student business, especially at peak times.