Application and Industrial Phase
This is the final phase of the degree programme. In this phase, students apply their know-how to solve real-world problems. The modules of this phase are listed in the following tables. Most of these modules are based on a close cooperation with industry.
Sixth Semester
S. No. | Module | CH | CP | Type |
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26 | Practice-Related Courses | 6 | 6 | S, SU, Ü |
27 | Internship | 0 | 24 | |
Sum | 6 | 30 |
Seventh Semester
S. No. | Module | CH | CP | Type |
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28 | General Engineering Lab | 5 | 6 | Pr |
29 | Engineering Project | 4 | 7 | SU, Ü, Pr |
30 | Bachelor’s Thesis | 0 | 12 | |
31 | Bachelor’s Seminar | 3 | 5 | S |
Sum | 12 | 30 |
Bachelor’s Thesis
The Bachelor’s Thesis can be performed either at the University or in industry. The major aim of the thesis is to show the ability of a student to solve a mechatronics problem independently in a specified period of time.
Prerequisites for the modules of this phase
There are some requirements, which have to be met, before a student can start certain modules of the final phase of the degree programme. These prerequisites are given in the following table:
Module | Prerequisites |
---|---|
Internship | at least 90 Credit Points achieved |
Engineering Project | at least 90 Credit Points achieved |
Bachelor’s Thesis |
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CP: credit points; CH: credit hours; SU: Seminaristischer Unterricht/lecture;
Ü: Übung/exercise; Pr: Praktikum/laboratory; S: Seminar/seminar