Informatics and Technologies of Communication

Candidates who completed the following\nmay apply for the master’s (2nd-cycle) programme “Informatics and\nTechnologies of Communication”:

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• A bachelor’s (1st-cycle) programme in\nthe relevant field: computing (48);
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• A bachelor’s (1st-cycle) programme in\none of the following fields: mathematics and statistics (46), mechanics\nand metal work (521), electricity and energy (522), electronics and\nautomation (523),  information security (861), economics\n(314), business and administration (34). Prior to enrolment, candidates\nmust fulfil study obligations corresponding to 30 ECTS credits under the\nbachelor’s (first-cycle) programme, a training programme or by taking\nplacement tests. All candidates must fulfil the following obligations:\n“Object-oriented Programming in Java” (6 ECTS), “Databases I” (6 ECTS),\n“Basics of Web Technologies” (6 ECTS).\nand “Information System Security” (6 ECTS) Candidates from\nthe field of mathematics and statistics (46), mechanics and metal work\n(521), electricity and energy (522), electronics and automation (523), economics\n(314), business and administration (34) must\nalso pass the exam “ ICT security” (6 ECTS).  Candidates from the field of mathematics\nand statistics (46), mechanics and metal work (521), electricity and\nenergy (522), electronics and automation (523), information\nsecurity (861),  must\nalso pass the exam “Business Process Modelling” (6 ECTS). Candidates from\nthe field of economics (314), business and administration (34) must also\npass the exam “System Convergence and Integration” (6 ECTS).;\nCandidates from the field of information security (816) must\nalso pass the exam “ IS architectures and\npatterns ” (6 ECTS); 

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• A bachelor’s vocational programme adopted prior\nto 11 June 2004 in the relevant field: computing (48);
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• A bachelor’s vocational programme adopted prior\nto 11 June 2004 in one of the following fields: mathematics and statistics\n(46), mechanics and metal work (521), electricity and energy (522),\nelectronics and automation (523), economics (314), business and\nadministration (34). All candidates must fulfil the following obligations:\n“Object-oriented Programming in Java” (6 ECTS), “Databases I” (6 ECTS),\n“Basics of Web Technologies” (6 ECTS) and “Information System Security” (6\nECTS). Candidates from the field of mathematics and statistics (46),\nmechanics and metal work (521), electricity and energy (522), electronics\nand automation (523) must also pass the exam “Business Process Modelling”\n(6 ECTS). Candidates from the field of economics (314), business and\nadministration (34) must also pass the exam “System Convergence and\nIntegration” (6 ECTS);
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• An undergraduate programme adopted prior to 11\nJune 2004 in the relevant field: computing (48). These candidates are\ntypically awarded 60 ECTS credits and may enrol in the second year if they\nsatisfy the transfer criteria laid down in the accredited study programme;
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• An undergraduate programme adopted prior to 11\nJune 2004 in one of the following fields: economics (314), business and\nadministration (34), mathematics and statistics (46), mechanics and metal\nwork (521), electricity and energy (522), electronics and automation\n(523). These candidates are typically awarded 30 ECTS credits and may\nenrol in the corresponding year;
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• A bachelor’s vocational programme adopted prior\nto 11 June 2004 and a specialisation programme adopted prior to 11 June\n2004 in the relevant field: computing (48). These candidates are typically\nawarded 60 ECTS credits and may enrol in the second year if they satisfy\nthe transfer criteria laid down in the accredited study programme;
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• A bachelor’s vocational programme adopted prior\nto 11 June 2004 and a specialisation programme adopted prior to 11 June\n2004 inone of the following fields: ­­­­ business and administration (34),\neconomics (314), mathematics and statistics (46), mechanics and metal work\n(521), electricity and energy (522), electronics and automation (523).\nThese candidates are typically awarded 30 ECTS credits and may enrol in\nthe corresponding year.
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In the selection\nprocedure, candidates will be ranked according to the academic performance\nunder the bachelor’s (first-cycle) programme (grade point average including\nbachelor’s thesis – 100%).