Gesamtpräsentation Technikfach WS2016

Welcome to the
Information Event for students

in the first semester of the
Bachelor in Management and Technology
(TUM-BWL)
AGENDA
1. General information
2. Most important legal regulations
3. International Experience & Communications Skills
4. Engineering and Natural Sciences (Beate Pommer/Students‘ Council)
5. Opportunity to talk with the students‘ council and the program managers in charge
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TUM School of Management
Technical University of Munich
You can find important information here:

• Course Schedules • General Academic and Examination Regulations
• Program-Specific Academic and Examination Regulations
• Leaflets
http://www.wi.tum.de/programs/undergraduate-programs/
Questions regarding the lectures/exams in
German and English
The two Tracks in the Bachelor in Management and Technology are not to be seen as
separate study programs but as one study program with two alternatives (German Track
and English Track)
German track: in fact a Mixed Track; denomination should indicate for the international
students that they need German to study it
 New modeling in TUMonline to make it clear: Students have the possibility to choose
courses/exams in English or German (next slide)
Attention:
- For the label “100% in English” you need to take all courses in English (necessity to pick
Computer Engineering)
- To avoid an overlap of lectures and exams it’s recommended to chose the courses as in
the course schedules distinct by the two tracks
- consecutive modules (such as Law and Economics) > having chosen one of these modules
from the English Track/ German Track it is highly recommended that you continue the next
module within the language
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Technical University of Munich
Students have the possibility to choose courses/exams in German or English
Please consider
that all
specializations in
Engineering/
Natural Sciences
require an
advanced level of
German skills!
Exception:
Computer
Engineering
It is highly recommended that you continue the consecutive module
within the chosen English Track or German Track!
The Most Important Legal Regulations
Regarding Your Study Program
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General Academic and Examination
Regulations - I
Examinations
 A module is usually concluded with a module exam.
 In addition to the exam, further assessments (papers, mid-term etc.) may be required
during a course.
 Participation in the mid-term is voluntary.
 The grade reached in the mid-term exam will be taken into account only for the
improvement of the overall grade achieved in the module.
 A module is passed when you have successfully passed the module exam.
 Required modules and compulsory elective modules have to be passed.
(Exception: Elective modules)
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Regulations - II
Retaking the Module Exam
 For every module exam at least one opportunity to retake the exam will be given.
 Scheduling of the retake: Before the beginning or at the end of the lecture period of the
following semester.
 An improvement of the grade through retaking the exam is not permitted.
 The number of times that you may retake a failed module is unlimited- however,
sufficient „student‘s progress“ must be assured.
 Exceptions: Bachelor‘s Thesis and any attempt at deception (incl. plagiarism): only one
retake will be granted.
 In serious cases / or repeated attempts at deception the student can immediately be
excluded from taking further examinations in his study program (Result: Exmatriculation
!!!)
 Exams not passed at TUM may only be retaken at TUM.
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Regulations - III
Student‘s Progress
 In order to complete the degree program within the regular study period, students must
earn 30 credits per semester.
 Student‘s progress will be monitored once a semester.
 Students will be informed if they have earned fewer than 15 credits in a semester.
 Students must have earned at least the following total number of credits by the end of the
semester in question:
- Semester 3, min. 30 Credits
 If students do not earn the required number of credits by the end of the semester in
question, they will be considered to have failed the modules and will be deregistered from
the degree program.
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Program-Specific Academic and Examination
Regulations (TUM-BWL Bachelor)
 By the end of the second semester, students must have passed at least three of the four
following exams: Mathematics I, Management Science, Statistics I, Economics I.
 Recognition of credits earned at another university is only possible during the first year of
study.
Please note: If you have more than 29 credits transferred during the course of your degree
you will automatically be moved into the next semester.
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Other TUM / Faculty Internal Regulations
 Registration for exams always via TUMonline!

(Please pay attention to special regulations)
 Registration period for exams at the School of Management - WS 2016/17:

21. Nov 2016 to 15. Jan 2017
Please note: registration period for engineering/natural sciences may vary
(e.g.: Chemistry)!
Please always make sure that your registration was successful! (e-mail!)
 If an exam is not passed, you are obligated to retake the exam at the next possible
opportunity. If you need to retake an exam you need to register for the retake via
TUMonline again.
Note: a delayed registration is not possible!!!
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Your Contact Persons at TUM School of
Management
Program Management
Christine Geiger
Office hours:
Wednesday & Thursday, 09:00-12:00
(starting December 2016: Tuesday, 14:00-17:00 and
Thursday, 09:00-12:00)
E-Mail: studentcounseling@wi.tum.de
Program Assistant
Rilana Treu
Office hours:
starting December 2016: Wednesday 14:00-17:00
E-mail: studentcounseling@wi.tum.de
Examination Management/Technical Subjects/Course Schedules

Beate Pommer
089 / 289 - 25084
E-mail: beate.pommer@wi.tum.de
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What‘s next?
• Short information regarding BAföG
• Module „International Experience and Communication Skills“
• Beate Pommer and the students’ council will give an introduction to each specialization in
• engineering/natural sciences.
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BAföG
Federal Education and Trainings Assistance Act
for university students
If neither you yourself, your parents nor your husband/wife are able to cover the costs of your
studies, you may be eligible for a BAföG grant.
BAföG represents an educational maintenance grant, which is primarily funded by the German
government but administrated and distributed by Studentenwerke (student unions).
http://www.studentenwerk-muenchen.de/finanzierung/bafoeg-fuer-studierende/
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Module International Experience &
Communications Skills
International Experience
(3 ECTS) + Communication Skills
(3 ECTS)
Contact Person: Contact Person:

Dr. van Riesen TUM School of Management
(Chair Prof. Moog) Program Assistants – Undergraduate
Program (TUM-BWL)
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Options for International Experience
Study Abroad
e.g. Exchange Program, Freemover
min. 60 consecutive calendar days
Internship Abroad
min. 60 consecutive calendar days
Summer/Winter School
at least 3 ECTS
Other stays abroad

e.g. Au-Pair, Work-and-Travel etc.
no language courses ( Communication Skills!)
min. 60 consecutive days
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Conditions regarding International Experience
All relevant information regarding the module International Experience can be found on the
information sheet under “Downloads” on our website:
http://www.wi.tum.de/programs/undergraduate-programs/downloads/
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Communication Skills
For example:
• Business Plan Seminars (3 ECTS)

• Soft Skill Modules (3 ECTS)
• Language Courses offered by the TUM Language Center (3 ECTS)
All relevant information regarding the module Communication Skills can be found on the
information sheet under “Downloads” on our website:
http://www.wi.tum.de/programs/undergraduate-programs/downloads/
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Further Information & Guidance
International Experience Communication Skills
Dr. Simone van Riesen Dagmar Töpper & Sandra Lütkemeyer

Technical University Munich TUM School of Management
Lehrstuhl für Forstliche Program Assistants –
Wirtschaftslehre Undergraduate Program
international-experience@wi.tum.de npv_bachelor@wi.tum.de
http://www.wi.tum.de/programs/undergraduate- http://www.wi.tum.de/programs/undergraduate-
programs/downloads/ programs/downloads/
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Technical Subjects
in Engineering and Natural Sciences
Beate Pommer Lotta Opderbeck

089 / 289 25084 Fachschaft TUM-BWL
beate.pommer@wi.tum.de lotta.opderbeck@tum-bwl.com
Fachschaft TUM-BWL
Your student council at the TUM School of Management

Who we are!
All students at TUM
All students of TUM-BWL, TUM-WITEC and

MCA study programs
The elected representatives are the TUM-

BWL student council
We represent your interests towards the

professors, the faculty and the university
Fachschaft TUM-BWL
Your student council at the TUM School of Management

Who we are!
All students at TUM
All students of TUM-BWL, TUM-WITEC and

MCA study programs
The elected representatives are the TUM-

BWL student council
We represent your interests towards the

professors, the faculty and the university
What we do!
Marketing
Student
& Public
counseling
Relations
University
policy
Interna-
tional Events
affairs
You can find us here!
Office:
in the TUM School of Management
(black building)
3rd floor
Room 3574
E-Mail:
LIDL fachschaft@tum-bwl.com
Homepage:
www.tum-bwl.com
FACEBOOK:
Fachschaft TUM-BWL
! All the information you need !
Upcoming events
6.12. Student council meeting at 18:30:

Get insights into the student council
19.12.-21.12 Glühweinstand:
Heat ourself up between courses for only 1€ per cup
21.12. Midterm Party:

Work hard, party harder!
Contact persons
Electrical Engineering Mechanical Engineering
Contact persons
Liz Pflugbeil Franziska Staudinger Daniel Müller Julia Wang
Chemistry Informatics
Annabell Herz Rafael Priller Bao Huy Lam Lotta Opderbeck

General information about Major in Engineering
and Natural Science
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General information about Major in Engineering
and Natural Science
Goal Basic knowledge in Engineering and Natural Science
Extent Minimum 42 ECTS
Start 2nd semester
Place Downtown: Electrical Engineering and Information Technology

Garching: Chemistry, Informatics, Mechanical Engineering
Downtown and Garching: Computer Engineering
Fixing Registration to the first exam
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Mechanical Engineering
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Mechanical Engineering: modules overview
according to ideally study plan
semester
Mathematics in Natural and Economic
2nd
6
Science 2
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semester
2nd
6
Science 2
Grundlagen CAD und Maschinenzeichnen I 2
3rd semester
Introduction into Computer Science (for non 5
Informatics studies)
Technische Mechanik für TUM-BWL 6
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semester
2nd
6
Science 2
3rd semester
Introduction into Computer Science (for non 5
Grundlagen CAD und Maschinenzeichen II 3

4th semester
Grundlagen der Entwicklung und

3
Programmierung
Werkstoffe im Maschinenwesen 5
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semester
2nd
6
Science 2
3rd semester
Introduction into Computer Science (for non
5

3
4th semester

Programmierung 3
Werkstoffe im Maschinenwesen 5
Maschinenelemente – Grundlagen, Fertigung,

seme-
7
ster
5th
Anwendung
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semester
2nd
6
Science 2
3rd seme-ster
5
minimum 5 Technische Menchanik für TUM-BWL 6

4th semester

Programmierung 3
* The relevant catalog of
Elective
elective modules will be Subject * Werkstoffe im Maschinenwesen 5
published by the TUM
School of Management in
seme-
appropriate form in good Maschinenelemente – Grundlagen, Fertigung,

ster
5th
time before the first day 7

Anwendung
of classes.
seme-
ster
6th
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Mechanical Engineering
Contact person: Julia Wang

Mail: julia.wang@tum-bwl.com
Advantages
Prestige
Diverse possibilities for application
Good scripts
4 options in the master program
Electrical Engineering and Information Technology
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Electrical Engineering and Information
Technology: modules overview according to
ideally study plan
semester

2rd
6
Science 2
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ideally study plan
semester

2rd
Science 2 6
Principles in Elektrotechnology 6
semester
3rd
Grundlagen der Informationstechnik 5
40
ideally study plan
semester
2nd
Mathematics in Natural and Economic 6

Science 2
semester
3rd
Elektrotechnik 5
semester
4th
Analog Electronics 5
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ideally study plan
semester
2nd

Science 2
semester
3rd
Elektrotechnik 5
semester
4th
5
semester
Nachrichtentechnik I
5th

5
42
ideally study plan
semester
2nd

Science 2
semester
3rd
Elektrotechnik 5
semester
4th
semester
Nachrichtentechnik I 5
5th

5
Informatics studies) * The relevant catalog of elective
modules will be published by the
semester
TUM School of Management in

6th
Elective Subject * minimum 5 appropriate form in good time

before the first day of classes.
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Electrical Engineering
Contact person: Franziska Staudinger

Mail: franzi.staudinger@gmx.de
Advantages
Small-sized lectures
Future-oriented topics like renewable energies
Many election possibilities already in the bachelor
program
All lectures are in the city center
Chemistry
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Chemistry: modules overview according
to ideally study plan
semester Allgemeine und anorganische Chemie 6

2nd
46
2nd
semester
Grundlagen der Physikalischen Chemie 1 6

3rd
47
2nd
semester

3rd
Einführung in die Organische Chemie 6

semester
4th
Chemisches Praktikum für TUM-BWL 6
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2nd
semester

3rd

semester
4th

semester
Biologie für Chemiker 6

5th
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2nd
semester

3rd

semester
4th

semester
Biologie für Chemiker 6

5th
Chemiesoftware und Datenbanken für TUM-BWL 3

semester
Analytische Chemie 3
6th
Technische Chemie 6
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Chemistry
Contact person: Rafael Priller

Mail: rafael@prillernet.de
Advantages
Thought-through and achievable courses
Friendly lecturers
Interesting experiments
Repeat exams during the same semester holidays
Informatics
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Informatics: modules overview according
Information Management for Digital Business
semester
6
Models
2nd
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semester
6
Models
2nd
Praktikum: Grundlagen der Programmierung 6

semester
3rd
Einführung in die Informatik 1 6
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semester
6
Models
2nd

semester
3rd

semester
4th
Introduction to Software Engineering 6
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semester
6
Models
2nd

semester
3rd

semester
4th
Grundlagen Datenbanken 6
semester
5th
Grundlagen: Betriebssysteme und 6

Systemsoftware
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semester
6
Models
2nd

semester
3rd

semester
4th
Grundlagen Datenbanken 6
semester
5th
Grundlagen: Betriebssysteme und 6

Systemsoftware
* The relevant catalog of elective
modules will be published by the TUM
semester
School of Management in appropriate

6th
minimum form in good time before the first day

Elective Subject * 6
of classes.
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Informatics
Contact person: Bao Huy Lam

Mail: baohuy.lam@tum-bwl.com
Advantages
Relevance for later jobs
Advantages in highly competitive job interviews
No scripts needed
Good tutorials
Computer Engineering
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Computer Engineering: modules overview
* The relevant catalog of elective

Elective: Introduction into Computer Science
5 modules will be published by the TUM
(for non Informatics studies) *
School of Management in appropriate
Elective: Information Management for Digital form in good time before the first day
minimum 42 5 of classes.
Business Models *
Elective: Mathematics in Natural and 6

Economic Science 2 *
2nd - 6th semester
Elective Elective: Bachelor Practical Course * 10

Subject *
Elective: 3D User Interfaces * 6
Elective: Programming Languages * 5
Elective: Principles of Information Engineering * 5
Elective: Principles of Electrotechnology * 6
Elective: Analog Electronics * 5
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Computer Engineering
Contact person: Lotta Opderbeck

Mail: lotta.opderbeck@tum-bwl.com
Advantages
Much freedom of choosing courses
Completely in English
Mixture between different majors
Some courses in the city center

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Welcome to the

Information Event for students

2. Most important legal regulations

3. International Experience & Communications Skills

4. Engineering and Natural Sciences (Beate Pommer/Students‘ Council)

You can find important information here:

Students have the possibility to choose courses/exams in German or English

 Registration for exams always via TUMonline!

 Registration period for exams at the School of Management - WS 2016/17:

Note: a delayed registration is not possible!!!

Examination Management/Technical Subjects/Course Schedules

• Module „International Experience and Communication Skills“

Contact Person: Contact Person:

Other stays abroad

• Business Plan Seminars (3 ECTS)

Dr. Simone van Riesen Dagmar Töpper & Sandra Lütkemeyer

Beate Pommer Lotta Opderbeck

Your student council at the TUM School of Management

TUM School of Management

All students at TUM

All students of TUM-BWL, TUM-WITEC and

The elected representatives are the TUM-

We represent your interests towards the

Your student council at the TUM School of Management

TUM School of Management

All students at TUM

All students of TUM-BWL, TUM-WITEC and

The elected representatives are the TUM-

We represent your interests towards the

6.12. Student council meeting at 18:30:

21.12. Midterm Party:

Liz Pflugbeil Franziska Staudinger Daniel Müller Julia Wang

Annabell Herz Rafael Priller Bao Huy Lam Lotta Opderbeck

Extent Minimum 42 ECTS

Start 2nd semester

Place Downtown: Electrical Engineering and Information Technology

Fixing Registration to the first exam

Grundlagen CAD und Maschinenzeichnen I 2

Technische Mechanik für TUM-BWL 6

Grundlagen CAD und Maschinenzeichnen I 2

Technische Mechanik für TUM-BWL 6

Grundlagen CAD und Maschinenzeichen II 3

Grundlagen der Entwicklung und

Grundlagen CAD und Maschinenzeichnen I 2

Technische Mechanik für TUM-BWL 6

Grundlagen CAD und Maschinenzeichen II 3

Grundlagen der Entwicklung und

Maschinenelemente – Grundlagen, Fertigung,

Grundlagen CAD und Maschinenzeichnen I 2

minimum 5 Technische Menchanik für TUM-BWL 6

Grundlagen CAD und Maschinenzeichen II 3

Grundlagen der Entwicklung und

appropriate form in good Maschinenelemente – Grundlagen, Fertigung,

time before the first day 7

Contact person: Julia Wang

Mathematics in Natural and Economic

Mathematics in Natural and Economic

Grundlagen der Informationstechnik 5

Mathematics in Natural and Economic 6

Grundlagen der Informationstechnik 5

Mathematics in Natural and Economic 6

Grundlagen der Informationstechnik 5

Introduction into Computer Science (for non