Module Handbooks and Exam Regulations

The module handbook describes the modules belonging to the study program, their interdependencies, their learning objectives and the type of success assessment. The scope of each module is characterized by credit points credited upon successful completion of the module.

The module handbook does not replace the course catalog, which informs about the current variable event data (for example, time and place of the course) every semester.

The module handbooks for all study programs are also available online in the new HISinOne campus system in the menu "Studies offered - View module handbooks" or for students logged in via "My studies - my module handbook".

Overview of the semester in the course catalog

For your planning you might want to get a rough overview of all the courses offered in the current semester. You can access a faculty-internal, user-friendly version of the course catalog: http://vvz.tf.uni-freiburg.de/ 

Bachelor programs

Bachelor Informatik / Computer Science

Start of study in or after winter semester 2018/19

You will find this information under the description of the current degree program for the Bachelor Informatik.

Start of study before winter semester 2018/19

Please note:

In the course of a reform of the examination regulations from WS 2018/19, the some courses have shifted from the winter to the summer semester and vice versa.
The following courses changed their semester:

• exam regulations B.Sc. 
• module handbook B.Sc. (Please note, loading might take some time)
• example for study plan B.Sc. Computer Science PO 2012 by semester (PDF) (German only)
• list of application areas B.Sc. Computer Science PO 2012 (PDF) (German only)

Bachelor Computer Science (Teaching Education or combined with second subject)

Start of study in or after winter semester 2018/19

You will find this information under the description of the current degree program for the polyvalent Bachelor Informatik.

Start of study before winter semester 2018/19

Please note:

In the course of a reform of the examination regulations from WS 2018/19, the some courses have shifted from the winter to the summer semester and vice versa.
The following courses changed their semester:

• exam regulations polyvalent Bachelor
• module handbook polyvalent Bachelor (Please note, loading might take some time)
• example for study plan polyvalent Bachelor Computer Science PO 2015 by semester (PDF) (German only)

Bachelor Mikrosystemtechnik / Microsystems Engineering

Start of study in or after winter semester 2018/19

You will find this information under the description of the current degree program for the Bachelor Microsystems Engineering.

Start of study between winter semester 2017/18 and winter semester 2018/19

• exam regulations B.Sc.
• module handbook B.Sc. (Please note, loading might take some time)
• example for study plan B.Sc. Microsystems Engineering PO 2017 by semester (PDF) (German only)

Start of study before winter semester 2017/18 

• exam regulations B.Sc.
• module handbook B.Sc. (Please note, loading might take some time)
• example for study plan B.Sc. Microsystems Engineering PO 2005 by semester (PDF) (German only)

Bachelor Embedded System Engineering

Start of study in or after winter semester 2018/19

You will find this information under the description of the current degree program for the Bachelor Embedded Systems Engineering.

Start of study before winter semester 2018/19

Please note:

In the course of a reform of the examination regulations from WS 2018/19, the some courses have shifted from the winter to the summer semester and vice versa.
The following courses changed their semester:

The following courses are no longer offered in their previous form, but replaced by new ones:

• exam regulations B.Sc.
• module handbook B.Sc. (Please note, loading might take some time)
• example for study plan B.Sc. Embedded Systems Engineering PO 2011 by semester (PDF) (German only)

Bachelor Sustainable Systems Engineering

Start of study in or after winter semester 2018/19

You will find this information under the description of the current degree program for the Bachelor Sustainable Systems Engineering.

Master programs

Master Informatik / Computer Science

• exam regulations M.Sc. (in German)
• exam regulations (unofficial version in English - not legally binding)
• module handbook M.Sc. (Please note, loading might take some time)
• example for study plan M.Sc. Computer Science PO 2011 by module (PDF)
• list of application areas M.Sc. Computer Science PO 2011 (PDF)
  

Master Microsystems Engineering

• exam regulations M.Sc. (in German)
• exam regulations (unofficial version in English - not legally binding)
• module handbook M.Sc. (Please note, loading might take some time)
• example for study plan M.Sc. Microsystems Engineering PO 2009 by semester (PDF)

Master Embedded System Engineering

• exam regulations M.Sc. (in German)
• exam regulations (unofficial version in English - not legally binding)
• module handbook M.Sc. (Please note, loading might take some time)
• example for study plan M.Sc. Embedded Systems Engineering PO 2011 by module (PDF)

Master Sustainable System Engineering

• exam regulations M.Sc.
• module handbook M.Sc. (Please note, loading might take some time)
• example for study plan M.Sc. Sustainable Systems Engineering PO 2016 by module (PDF)
• example for study plan M.Sc. Sustainable Systems Engineering PO 2016 by semester (PDF)

State Examination degree program

State Examination for Teachers' Education in Computer Science (can not be started anymore)

The state examination programs for teachers' education have expired and are replaced by the two-level system of a polyvalent two-subject Bachelor followed by a Master of Education.

The previous state examination programs must be completed by July 31, 2021 at the latest.

• exam regulations State Examination
• module handbook State Examination (Please note, loading might take some time)

The examples for study plans are available in German only; please change your language settings if you would like to access them.