Resolutions of the Examination Boards of the department of Computer Science

Students must first successfully complete the Programming 2 exam as a prerequisite to participate in the Software Engineering Lab.

(Resolution of all examination committees of the degree programmes in the field of Computer Science dated January 20, 2025)

The Informatics department allows students to acquire a second tutoring certificate as counting toward “the free selectable module” for a module in which a prior tutoring certificate has already been obtained.

To obtain a second tutoring certificate in the same module, students must undertake duties with a higher level of responsibility compared to those associated with the first certificate. The increased level of responsibility must be clearly indicated in the title of the second tutoring certificate amongst other things.

(Resolution of all examination committees of the degree programmes in the field of Computer Science dated January 20, 2025)

The examination boards of the department of Computer Science have decided that, within the framework of progress monitoring pursuant to Section 10 of the joint examination regulations of the Faculty of Mathematics and Computer Science, the monitoring after the first semester for Bachelor's and Master's students in the study programmes of the department of computer science will no longer be carried out with immediate effect from the 2025/26 winter semester.
 

The progress monitoring, which will be carried out for the winter semester 2025/26, will therefore begin with a check to see whether 18 CP for Bachelor's students or 30 CP for Master's students have been achieved after the second semester. If students have received a first letter after the summer semester 2025 and have again failed to reach the CP threshold after the second semester, the first letter will be considered void. Students will receive the first letter again as part of the progress monitoring. 

(Resolution of all examination boards of the degree programmes in the department of Computer Science dated March, 11, 2026)
 

The head of the examination board announces the following regulation: Bachelor's graduates of Media Informatics, Computational Linguistics, and Bioinformatics must successfully pass the examination in 'Theoretical Computer Science' to be admitted to the Master's programme in Computer Science, provided they did not already complete this examination during their Bachelor's studies.

(Resolution of the examination committe for Computer Science from 10.01.2025)