The Study Semester program consists of courses and projects taught in the English language. It runs each April to August (summer semester). Thus, you can choose a full semester of 30 ECTS credit points in English.
On the Bachelor’s level we offer a German language course, 2 courses in specialized areas of Computer Science, a seminar, and a project in an area of expertise of one of our faculty members.
GERMAN LANGUAGE (5 ECTS)
Introductory course into the German language.
BUSINESS INFORMATION SYSTEMS (5 ECTS)
The students learn an overview and advantages of business software systems, especially ERP systems, and where these systems are used in business. A classification of Business Information Systems is given. After that, the role of Business Process Management and its relation to Business Information Systems are discussed. The lecture is completed by selected contemporary issues, e.g. Governance-Risk-Compliance (GRC), Cloud Computing, Mobile Computing, etc.
SEMINAR WEB TECHNOLOGIES (5 ECTS)
Seminar in the field of Web Technologies. Presentation of scientific papers from recent conferences.
CS PROJECT (10 ECTS)
Project in an area of expertise of one of our faculty members, e.g. Game Development, Business Information Systems, Web Technologies, Mobile Systems, Software Engineering, Networks, Distributed Systems, Embedded Systems, Real-time Systems, Data Bases, Artificial Intelligence, Discrete Optimizations and Algorithms, CAD, ERP Software, Computer Graphics, Interactive Media, Medical Informatics. Topics have to be negotiated individually.
ENGLISH FRIENDLY LECTURES (5 ECTS)
We offer several lectures in the "English friendly" format. In this case, the lecture is held in German, but all teaching materials are available in English. During the practical exercises that are part of the lecture, you will be supported by English-speaking assistants. They will also support you in case of comprehension problems with the contents of the lecture. If you are interested in this offer, please ask us for the current list of available courses.
On the Master’s level, we offer a German language course, 3 courses in specialized areas of Computer Science and one project in an area of expertise of one of our faculty members.
Taught courses are each four hours per week. Projects and seminars require a higher independent work and have less contact hours.
GERMAN LANGUAGE (6 ECTS)
Introductory course into the German Language.
HIGH PERFORMANCE COMPUTING (6 ECTS)
General paradigms for parallel programming, Using the Threading Building Blocks Library for CPU parallelism, Concepts of the task stealing scheduler, Efficient memory management for parallel systems, General parallelism concepts in TBB, Using CUDA for GPGPU computing, Concepts of GPGPU computing, Writing simple CUDA programs, Synchronization in CUDA, Streaming and overlapping in CUDA.
ADVANCED GAME TECHNOLOGY (6 ECTS)
The course deals with advanced methods of image synthesis, both for the interactive presentation, as well as for offline rendering. It is based on the state-of-the-art of research in computer graphics and includes the following topics: Physical Fundamentals of Light Propagation, Reflection Properties and Material Models, Image-Based Techniques, Photorealism, Procedural Modeling, Computer Animation, Volumetric Effects and Participating Media.
PROJECT (12 ECTS)
Project in an area of expertise of one of our faculty members, e.g. Game Development, Business Information systems, Web Technologies, Mobile Systems, Software Engineering, Networks, Distributed Systems, Embedded Systems, Real-time Systems, Data Bases, Artificial Intelligence, Discrete Optimizations and Algorithms, CAD, ERP Software, Computer Graphics, Interactive Media, Medical Informatics. Topics have to be negotiated individually.
ENGLISH FRIENDLY LECTURES (6 ECTS)
We offer several lectures in the "English friendly" format. In this case, the lecture is held in German, but all teaching materials are available in English. During the practical exercises that are part of the lecture, you will be supported by English-speaking assistants. They will also support you in case of comprehension problems with the contents of the lecture. If you are interested in this offer, please ask us for the current list of available courses.
Please note that the application forms have to be signed personally by applicants and by the responsible university referees. They can be sent back via e-mail to studysemester(at)informatik.hochschule-trier.de and via regular mail to the following address:
University of Applied Sciences Trier
Study Coordinator “Study Semester Computer Science”
PO Box 1826
D-54208 Trier
Germany
In addition to the application form, the following documents must be included with each application:
DEAN OF FACULTY
Dekan des Fachbereichs
Prof. Dr. Heinz Schmitz
Phone: +49 651 / 8103 - 316
H.Schmitz(at)hochschule-trier.de
SECRETARY'S OFFICE
Sekretariat des Fachbereichs
Sylvia Herres
Phone: +49 651 / 8103 - 345
sek(at)informatik.hochschule-trier.de
ADDRESS
Trier University of Applied Sciences
Computer Science
Schneidershof
D-54293 Trier
INTERNATIONAL OFFICE
Akademisches Auslandsamt (AAA)
Phone: +49 651 8103-404 or 378
Fax: +49 651 8103-547
aaa(at)hochschule-trier.de
STUDY ABROAD CONTACT
Beratung zum Auslandsstudium
Prof. Dr.-Ing. Georg J. Schneider
Phone: +49 651 / 8103 – 580
G.Schneider(at)hochschule-trier.de
STUDY SEMESTER CONTACT
Beratung zum Study Semester
Prof. Dr.-Ing. Georg J. Schneider
Phone: +49 651 / 8103 – 580
G.Schneider(at)hochschule-trier.de
BACHELOR'S PROGRAMS
Computer Science (B.Sc.)
Prof. Dr. Georg Rock
Phone: +49 651 8103-596
G.Rock(at)hochschule-trier.de
Computer Science - Digital Media and Games (B.Sc.)
Prof. Dr. Christof Rezk-Salama
Phone: +49 651 8103-711
C.Rezk-Salama(at)hochschule-trier.de
Medical Computer Science (B.Sc.)
Prof. Dr.-Ing. Jörg Lohscheller
Phone: +49 651 / 8103 – 578
J.Lohscheller(at)hochschule-trier.de
MASTER'S PROGRAMS
Computer Science (M.Sc.)
Prof. Dr. Andreas Lux
Phone: +49 651 8103-574
A.Lux(at)hochschule-trier.de
Business Information Systems: Information Management (M.Sc.)
Prof. Dr. Andreas Lux
Phone: +49 651 8103-574
A.Lux(at)hochschule-trier.de
Computer Science Distance Education (M.C.Sc.)
Prof. Dr. Konstantin Knorr
Phone: +49 651 8103-718
knorr(at)hochschule-trier.de
Trier has a population of more than 100,000, and is famous as the oldest city in Germany, founded around 16 AD. In 1984, it celebrated its 2000th anniversary. It was home to six Roman emperors and has preserved several monuments of this time including the impressive Porta Nigra, a four-story structure that was once part of the city's walls. “Roma Secunda”, the second Rome, was another name for Trier, and nowhere else in Germany are Roman times so vividly recalled.
Located on the banks of the Mosel River, Trier lies in a valley between low vine-covered hills in the west of the state of Rhineland-Palatinate, near the German border with Luxembourg; in fact, the closest city to Trier is the capital of Luxembourg, some 50 km to the southwest. Its location is ideal for a student interested in seeing a lot of Europe, as it is less than a 30 minute drive from France and Belgium.
Trier is also the birthplace of Karl Marx and a university town, housing Trier University of Applied Sciences and Trier University, about 20,000 of its inhabitants are students. There is a large offer of cultural, geographical and leisure activities.
The Studierendenwerk Trier (studiwerk) offers well-equipped student residences. Features: near campus, clean and furnished, heating and ancillary costs included, laundry rooms, free parking spaces. They are great places for connecting to other international or german students.
Aside from the student residences, the Studierendenwerk Trier offers a Private Room Service as well as Accommodations on Trying.
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HEALTH INSURANCE
In Germany all students must have a health insurance. You have to give an evidence of a valid health insurance to get accepted at an universty. If you give no evidence, you are not allowed to study here.
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Useful Links
CULTURE AND LIFE
Aside from a great pub and club scene, Trier offers a variety of museums, galleries, theaters, cinemas and cultural centers. A very good overview of regional and supraregional activities provides the Internet portal of our University:
Inter Cultura
SPORT AND CREATIVITY
Aside from many public swimming pools and sport clubs, the uniSport offers a wide range of activities.Trier also have a variety of cycle paths and hiking trails along the river, through vineyards and forests. At our universtiy is the Weisshauswald which is ideal for walking, jogging, or to relax in nature.
Local academies, for example Europäische Kunstakademie (European Academy of Arts), or cultural centers, for example TUFA offer you to be creative, making music, acting, paniting, photographing or dancing.
FOOD AND DRINK
The Studierendenwerk Trier has three canteens (Mensa) and five cafeterias, where you can eat as student to fair prices. Further information you can find under:
Studierendenwerk Trier (studiwerk)
The next Study Semesters "Computer Science" for Bachelor and Master students will take place from April to July 2024 (summer semester 2024).
Applications for summer semester 2024 must be submitted by October 1st, 2023.
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