bam - Bachelor Thesis and Colloquium (Course overview)

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thesis, seminar paper

The students are able to process and write on a scientifically oriented computer science topic.

Professional competence
The students:

• evaluate the possibilities and limits of computer science methods and tools and apply them appropriately

Methodological competence
The students:

• select appropriate methods and tools and evaluate them
• analyse problems using the latest technical and scientific literature
• implement software projects and design hardware with the latest computer science tools
• reflect a (computer) science topic under guidance, write an article (seminar paper or thesis) and present their results scientifically

Social competence
The students:

• recognise conflicts and solve them in a team
• use presentation and project management methods appropriately
• identify and assume responsibility for tasks
• are aware of the social impact of their computational/informatical actions, as well as the consequences of information technologies

Self-competence
The students:

• select priorities appropriately, also their own
• plan their computer science actions independently  Complement and deepen their knowledge and adapt it to the latest developments in IT independently
• evaluate their results and discuss them with users and experts