With the "practicING" project, engineering students are given the opportunity to expand their studies with additional practice-oriented courses. The courses are interdisciplinary and show possible interfaces of their studies with other disciplines. If there is sufficient capacity, the courses are of course also open to interested students from other disciplines.
The following topics are available for selection:
Additive manufacturing - more than just 3D printing
Department of Mechanical Engineering | Production Technology Group | Franziska Petzoldt
Construction of a mini-robot control system - autonomous miniature transporter
Department of Electrical Engineering and Information Technology | Teaching Group Fundamentals of Electrical Engineering | Dr. Ulrich Massek
Department of Computer Science and Automation | Group for Integrated Communication Systems | Dr. Karsten Henke
Construction of a counting circuit with binary decimal output on a breadboard
Department of Electrical Engineering and Information Technology | Teaching Group Fundamentals of Electrical Engineering | Dr. Ulrich Massek
High-tech bicycle computer
Department of Computer Science and Automation | Computer Science Group | Dr. Detlef Streitferdt
KICKI - Mechatronic Model Making
Department of Computer Science and Automation | Computer Science Group | Dennis Ingelmann
Understanding technical drawing - modeling of technical assemblies
Department of Mechanical Engineering | Machine Elements Group | Dr. Veronika Geinitz
Smart Home Model House
Department of Computer Science and Automation | Computer Science Group | Dr. Detlef Streitferdt | Group for Integrated Communication Systems | Dr. Karsten Henke
Tensile test - recording mechanical properties of materials
Department of Mechanical Engineering | Machine Elements Group| Dr. Steffen Lutz