Studying computer science - that is the fascination of opening up the world of information and symbolized knowledge and making the best possible use of it. In the Bachelor's degree program in Computer Science, you will learn to develop new and better processes and algorithms to master the complex world of information, reliably control processes, network companies globally or further simplify human-computer interaction.
Studying computer science at Clausthal University of Technology offers you the excitement of creating and mastering new thought models, developing new forms of description for software and algorithms and recognizing the fundamental limits of computability.
Computer science enables multimedia communication everywhere, at any time and immediately. From a technical and methodological perspective, computer science is essentially concerned with the analysis, design and realization of information-processing systems and their adaptation to given operating conditions. This includes software and its creation, but also applications, organizational structures and hardware. A general solution to a problem often has to be adapted to the specific needs of the user.
Structure of the study program
Initially, all students undergo basic training in mathematics/computer science, which covers the fundamentals of computer science, algorithms and data structures, programming, software engineering, databases, operating systems, distributed systems and the fundamentals of mathematics. From the second year onwards, the focus is then on content from the respective areas, depending on the field of study.
Part-time study
The Bachelor's degree program in Computer Science can also be studied part-time. Further details on the requirements, structure and legal consequences of part-time studies can be found in the"Regulations governing part-time studies (TzO)" of Clausthal University of Technology in the currently valid version.
Before applying for and taking up part-time studies, a consultation with the responsible part-time study coordinator is mandatory. During this consultation, the part-time study coordinator will agree on an individual study plan (learning agreement) for the part-time study program in consultation with the student.
Part-time study coordinator:
Prof. Dr. Sven Hartmann
Phone: +49 5323 72-7118
Fax: +49 5323 72-7149
E-mail : ba.inf@tu-clausthal.de
Institute of Computer Science
Julius-Albert-Straße 4
38678 Clausthal-Zellerfeld
Representative:
Dr. rer. nat. Carsten Giesemann
Phone: +49 5323 72-7121
E-mail: carsten.giesemann@tu-clausthal.de
Institute of Computer Science
Julius-Albert-Straße 4
38678 Clausthal-Zellerfeld
The form for applying for part-time study (incl. Learning Agreement) can be found here
Computer Science and Computer Engineering
Prof. Dr. Sven Hartmann
Phone: +49 5323 72-7118
Fax: +49 5323 72-7149
E-mail: ba.inf@tu-clausthal.de
Institute of Computer Science
Julius-Albert-Straße 4
38678 Clausthal-Zellerfeld
Field of study Business Informatics
Prof. Dr. Jörg Müller
Phone: +49 5323 72-7141
Fax: +49 5323 72-7149
E-mail: ba.wiinf@tu-clausthal.de
Institute of Computer Science
Julius-Albert-Straße 4
38678 Clausthal-Zellerfeld
Overview
Type: Bachelor's degree programme
Duration: 6 semesters
Language of instruction: German
Degree: Bachelor of Science (B.Sc.)
Admission requirement: Higher education entrance qualification
Start date: The winter semester is recommended.
Accreditation: Decision of the Accreditation Council; EUR-Inf-Label
accredited until 30 September 2028
Beginning of studies
Welcome Weeks (before lectures begin)
TU Clausthal supports students as they start their studies with various event formats.
Pre-mathematics course (before lectures begin)
The Institute of Mathematics offers a pre-mathematics course for all first-semester students (in German).
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Subsequent Master's programmes
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Business Informatics
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Documents
Course Flyers
Model Study Plans
for AFB 2020
for AFB 2013
Examination Regulations
- General Examination Regulations
- Implementation Provisions (AFB 2020) valid from WS 2020/21
- Implementation Provisions (AFB 2013), valid until the end of WS 2024/25
Elective Course Catalogues
for AFB 2020
- Elective Course Catalogue WS 23/24 and SoSe 24_SR Computer Science_update 13.10.2023
- Elective Course Catalogue WS 23/24 and SoSe 24_SR Information Systems_update 13.10.2023
- Elective Course Catalogue WS 23/24 and SoSe 24_SR Technical Computer Science_update 13.10.2023
only for AFB 2013
- Elective Course Catalogue WS 23/24 and SoSe 24_SR Computer Science_update 13.10.2023
- Elective Course Catalogue WS 23/24 and SoSe 24_SR Information Systems_update 13.10.2023
- Elective Course Catalogue WS 23/24 and SoSe 24_SR Technical Computer Science_update 13.10.2023
Module Handbook
for AFB 2020
- Module Handbook update 16.12.2021
for AFB 2013
- Module Handbook update 19.09.2019