For electronic registration and deregistration of tests, please use as far as possible the Internet-based self-service functions with your Thoska Card. To be able to use these functions outside the university, we recommend all students to procure a reading device and the appropriate software from Computer Center (Rechenzentrum).
Over the internet you can reach the online student and exam administration at the following URL: https://os.tu-ilmenau.de/
Declaration of a grade improvement
Cancellation of Examination
Notice on the non-participation in examinations due to illness
Admission to the 2nd Repeat Examination
Registration for tests and certificates (if not possible via Thoska)
Length of the internship
The intership has to be about 10 Weeks
Forms + Informations
We recommend stay abroad! You could do an internship an study visit worldwide. The examination office informs you about the possibilitys to accredit courses. The TU Ilmenau International School informs you about Partner Universitys, exchange- and support programms.
Students of the 1st study semester
When? ⇒ Master Introduction Day
What? ⇒ General introduction and info's about examination law
Students of the 1st study semester
When? ⇒ End of the 1st study semester
What? ⇒ Introduction to the elective modules
Below you find the regulations for the master program. Note, that these are transcripts of the official regulations which were prepared exclusively as a service for interested candidates:
The curriculum is fixed in appendix of the relevant study regulations. On this basis, the module charts result. From these you can get more detailed information for each module or each subject, such as Person in Charge, language, provided competencies, content, literature, and final modalities.
For each course in each semester, all current information is also compiled and published in the so-called module manual.
Upon request, the Examination Office may also provide module handbooks from previous semesters (starting from WS 13/14) as an electronic file.
The daily updated module charts and the current semester module handbooks can be found here:
You will find the curriculum as Appendix to Study Regulation.
Curriculum for RCSE POV 2016 with Internship
current selection catalog
expired selection catalog
Advanced studies (Winterterm 2017)
Advanced studies (Winterterm 2013)
Advanced studies (Winterterm 2009)
If you would like to take another course feel free to write an request. Hand in the request in the examination office. The examination board will have to take a decision on the request.
Research Project / Research Seminar / Group Studies
Courses are offered by the TU Ilmenau groups participating in the RCSE curriculum.
Each research group can offer topics to be finished individually by the RCSE students.
How do I get a topic?
There are three options:
There may be a meeting for instance at the beginning of a semester in which the participating groups present their offered topics. However, there is no principal restriction in the time at which you must start the course.
How are the individual studies organized?
How are the individual studies graded?
The requirements are up to the responsible supervisor. A report has to be written usually. Depending on your actual task, a software program, a paper, a hardware setup etc. will be a required result. Grading will take into account the overall results compared to the task, individual performance during the work, and quality of document and presentation. Grading is done by the professor of the group in which the course was supervised, and the results are sent to the Prüfungsamt.
If the course is not successfully finished, cancelled by the student, or not finished within the granted time, the module is failed and has to be done again with a different topic.
Course offered by the TU Ilmenau groups participating in the RCSE curriculum.
Each research group can offer topics to be finished individually by the RCSE students.
The System and Software Engineering group is responsible for the general organization. Information will be made available on the web site of the group.
What requirements are there for Research Project topics?
for further informations please check the web site from the System and Software Engineering Group.
A research seminar serves to deepen the knowledge in dealing with scientific texts in a receptive and descriptive way. The main task of a student is the independent development of one or more pieces of scientific literature up to one's own understanding and the closed presentation of this material in a lecture to other students and the organizer, with questioning and discussion on a scientific level.
The seminar also serves to train the communication skills of the students in a subject-specific context.
The Databases and Information Systems group is responsible for the general organization.
You will find informations and available topics on the web sites of the groups participating in the RCSE curriculum.
Please notice that the course is similar to the Hauptseminar or Projektseminar for the other computer science curricula at TU Ilmenau, and so you will find some offered topics with german description only.
The course has the goal to learn to solve a scientific problem in a team of peers (minimum two students).
Problems are provided by the participating professors in the RCSE curriculum.
Please notice: you don't have to do Group Studies if you choose the curriculum with an Internship.
The life and hard times of a professional researcher has several characteristic workload pattern. Apart from hunting insights, researchers frequently have to give and listen to talks, read, write and review papers, launch research proposals, or organize workshops and conferences.
Successful research also requires many personal qualifications and skills such as analytical ability, ability to learn, to conceptualise, to communicate, to integrate knowledge, scientific discipline, curiosity, initiative, motivation, and, last but not least, quite a bit of masochism (for details see phdcomics.com).
This seminar trains skills that help to do efficient scientific work. Course topics are
The course is organized in three parts: a tutorial part where we study how to write research papers, review papers, design conference posters, write research proposals, and organize workshops. The second part is practical training, where every student will apply the new knowledge and will write and review papers, design conference posters, and take an active part in organizing a conference.
The concluding event will be the Annual RCSE Conference on Computer and Systems Engineering (CCSE) in February which will be fully organized by the course participants.
The Distributed Systems and Operating group is responsible for the organization. Information will be made available on the web site of the group.
Chairperson
Prof. Dr.-Ing. habil. Anfdreas Mitschele-Thiel
Entitled to vote
Prof. Dr.-Ing. habil. Armin Zimmermann (stellv. Vorsitzender)
Prof. Dr.-Ing. habil. Winfried Kühnhauser
Prof. Dr.-Ing. habil. Pu Li (Vertreter)
Dr.-Ing. Michael Roßberg
M. Sc. Stefan Walzer (Vertreter)
Amit Sahebrao Mane (RCSE 16)
NN (RCSE) (Vertreter)
Decision of the department council by 16.05.2018
Chairperson
Prof. Dr.-Ing. habil. Andreas Mitschele-Thiel
Entitled to vote
Prof. Dr. Martin Dietzfelbinger
Prof. Dr.-Ing. habil. Winfried Kühnhauser
Prof. Dr.-Ing. habil. Pu Li
Prof. Dr.-Ing. habil. Armin Zimmermann
Dr.-Ing. Heinz- Dietrich Wuttke
Dr.-Ing. Michael Roßberg
Amit Sahebrao Mane (RCSE 16)
Ibrahim Yussif (RCSE 17) (beratend)
Prof. Dr.-Ing. habil. Andreas Mitschele-Thiel
Contact: Email
Phone: +49 3677 / 69 2819
Fax: +49 3677 / 69 4823
