Teaching Objectives
The teaching interests of the department are closely related to the research work and are in the area of bio-inspired systems, nano-electric devices, solid state electronics and thin film technology. We aim to teach the basic concepts of these topics in such a way that students become interested in the topics and gain a deep and clear understanding of the underlying principles. In doing so, students should develop the ability to solve problems independently, self-reflectively and on their own responsibility. We view learning as a developmental process in which students must learn how to formulate questions. This defines the task of opening up the necessary opportunities for the students and showing them how they can work together in a problem-oriented manner.
Teaching offer
Winter semester
- Semiconductor Devices 1(Univ.-Prof. M. Ziegler)
- Device Simulation and Modeling(Dr. J.-P. Zöllner)
- Reliability of Devices and Systems(Dr. J.-P. Zöllner)
- Electronics Practical Course (Contact Dr. J.-P. Zöllner)
- Neuromorphic Engineering 2 (Ansprechpartner Dr. C. Lenk)
Summer term
- Semiconductor Devices 2 (Univ.-Prof. M. Ziegler)
- Power Electronics and ICs (Dr. R. Herzer)
- Sensor Technology (Dr. T. Ivanov)
- Micro- and Nanosystems Engineering (Dr. B. Volland)
- Fundamentals of Micro- and Nanoelectronics (Univ.-Prof. M. Ziegler)
- Neuromorphic Engineering 1 (Univ.-Prof. M. Ziegler)
- Electronics Practical Course (Contact Dr. J.-P. Zöllner)
Lecture notes
Lecture notes for the courses of the department can be found on the moodle pages of the TU Ilmenau:https://moodle2.tu-ilmenau.de/
Theses
We assign various topics related to our research topics. If you are interested in a thesis, please contact Prof. Martin Ziegler.
Electronics Internship
Contact
Dr. rer. nat. J.-P. Zöllner,e-mail, Phone: +49 3677 69-3127, Room K2015
Information about the internship (content, procedure, documents, enrolment) can be found at moodle.