In addition to a wide range of practice-oriented Bachelor's and Master's theses, the group also offers various courses (lectures, seminars and practical courses) as part of the training of students at the Department of Electrical Engineering and Information Technology. These include, in particular, courses on the topics of lightning and surge protection as well as transient processes in electrical systems.

Courses in WS 2024/2025

Transient measurement technology (TMT)
Lecture: Monday, 11:00-12:30, Sr H 1520a
Seminar: Monday, 09:00-10:30, Sr H 1518
Practical courses: -
Course of studies: Master EPSY + Master EIT + Diplom EIT FS7+9
Remarks: 5 LP mPL 30 min
Description: Analog and digital measurement and signal processing, analog-digital conversion, errors, structure and operation and characteristics of DSO, sampling techniques, modes of operation, triggers, frequency dependence, measurement setups (reference potential, grounding, shielding, floating measurement, isolation transformer), transducers for voltage and current measurement (voltage divider, probe, measuring resistor, Rogowski coil, current transformer) and their use, lines for signal transmission (coaxial cable, optical fiber).
   
Transient processes in electrical installations (TVA)
Lecture: Wednesday, 15:00 - 16:30, Sr H 1518
Seminar: Wednesday, 13:00 - 14:30, Sr H 1518
Practical courses: -
Course of studies: Master EPSY + Master EIT + Diplom EIT FS7+9 + Master RET FS3
Remarks: 5 LP mPL 30 min
Description: Overview (electromagnetomechanical processes, resonance, switching, lightning processes) equivalent circuit diagrams and computational methods Switching stresses (terminal short-circuit, distance short-circuit, double earth fault, asynchronous switching) Switching overvoltages (interrupting small inductive currents, switching capacitive currents), current balancing processes, balancing processes in GIS, travelling wave processes.