Classes

Planning hurdles

Your welcome package that is mailed after you joined the university is quite large and offers hundreds (thousands?) pages of paper. You might be shocked - and for each next delivery you feel blown away the same again. There's at least one special document in there that you should read more carefully: the statements on diploma requirements and regulations.

Such examination regulations can get complex very easily because they need to cover all students' individual plannings. But that's the reason why this might lead to misunderstandings and later "no-gos", because - especially in the beginning - you're simply not aware of all dependencies. To provide you a more convenient approach I uploaded my planned course and exam schedule here on my web site. Even this got too complex so a graphical layout was possible in a dedicated document only (A3 oversized formatting page layout).

		Course planning: diploma in computer science (german version, not translated yet)
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Semester overview

An optimal selection and planning on your course schedule may become pretty complex, depending on your period of life. This is just a proposal - and an approach that has worked for me in the past:

Semester of winter 2002/2003
Business management
00500	Theory in production and costs planning	core   exam
00502	Marketing
00503	Investments and finance
00512	Methodologies in planning and decision
00514	Taxes, profit/loss calculations and enterprise accountancy

Semester of winter 2002/2003

Semester of summer 2002
Computer science
01666	Distributed databases
01814	Audit "computer science in practice": object-oriented programming
01912	Cooperative work "XML and databases"
Business management
00500	Theory in production and costs planning	core  exam  (trial mode)
00501	Planning in manufacturing industries
00502	Marketing
00503	Investments and finance
00504	Marketing in-depth training
00512	Methodologies in planning and decision
00514	Taxes, profit/loss calculations and enterprise accountancy

Semester of summer 2002

	Semester of winter 2001/2002
	Computer science
	01585	Software development: implementing a real-world example
	Business management
	00501	Planning in manufacturing industries	core
	00503	Investments and finance
	00507	Management
	00512	Methodologies in planning and decision
	00514	Taxes, profit/loss calculations and enterprise accountancy

Semester of winter 2001/2002

	Semester of summer 2001
	Computer science
	01793	Software engineering I
	22120	Audit "Maths in computer science, part II"
	Business management
	00500	Theory in production and costs planning	core
	00502	Marketing

Semester of summer 2001

Semester of winter 2000/2001
Computer science
11905	Cooperative work "Databases in internet environments"
21310	Audit "technical aspects on computer science"
22110	Audit "Maths in computer science, part I"

Semester of winter 2000/2001

Semester of summer 2000
Computer science
01654	Theories in computer science, part B
21210	Audit "Theories in computer science" (part A and B)

Semester of summer 2000

	Semester of winter 1999/2000
	Computer science
	01653	Theories in computer science, part A
	I did not attend many courses due to "year2000"-migrations and introducing the €-currency in customers' commodities management systems.

Semester of winter 1999/2000

	Semester of summer 1999
	Computer science
	01580	Practice lab on programming software
	01714	Practice lab on programming at hardware level (microcomputer technologies)

Semester of summer 1999

Semester of winter 1998/1999
Computer science
01183	Maths in computer science, part III
01705	Microcomputer technology
C1805	Audit "computer science in practice" (concepts on programming)
Business management
00047	Cost accounting	part III
00081	Economical processes

Semester of winter 1998/1999

Semester of summer 1998
Computer science
01182	Maths in computer science, part II
01663	Data representation models and structures
01701	Technical concepts
Business management
00086	Financial concepts	part II
00087	Theories in investment strategies
00088	Theories in business decisions

Semester of summer 1998

	Semester of winter 1997/1998
	Computer science
	01181	Maths in computer science, part I
	01578	Programming with PASCAL
	01612	Concepts on programming
	Business management
	00029	Annual accounting	part I
	00034	Taxes
	00046	Accountancy

Semester of winter 1997/1998

	Semester of summer 1997 (guest student)
	Computer science
	01667	Managing data in design applications
	01698	Concepts on artificial intelligence

Semester of summer 1997 (guest student)