Was lernt man im Informatiker Bachelor?
What do you learn in the Bachelor's degree in Computer Science?
A Bachelor's degree in Computer Science provides a broad basic knowledge in technical, theoretical and economic areas. The aim is to train specialists who can understand, develop and think ahead in complex IT systems. The following subjects are typically covered:
- Computer Science - Introduction to basic concepts, algorithms and data structures
- Mathematics - Mathematical methods for computer science and technology
- Physics - fundamentals of natural sciences with reference to technology
- Programming - practice-oriented introduction to various programming languages
- Software engineering - planning, development and maintenance of complex software solutions
- Operating systems - structure and functionality of modern operating systems
- Telematics - interface between telecommunications and IT
- Multimedia - design and technology of digital media content
- Networks - structure, administration and security of communication networks
- IT security - protecting IT systems from threats and attacks
- Web engineering - development and maintenance of modern web applications
- Business administration - economic principles for the use of IT in companies
- Project management - planning and control of IT projects
- English - technical language skills for the international context
The content is practical and future-oriented. They prepare students specifically for jobs in the IT sector, industry, research or the public sector.
The exact module composition can vary depending on the Universities. In addition to compulsory subjects, elective modules or specializations are often offered, for example in areas such as artificial intelligence, data science or mobile computing.
As each Universities sets its own priorities, it is important to check the specific curriculum directly with the desired educational institution. The question can be easily forwarded to the relevant school using our contact form.
