Student Research Project (STA)
6/7. Semester
10 ECTS | 0 SWS
Student Research Project (STA)
Your Own Project: Work independently on a research or development question, develop your own solution, and present your results clearly and effectively.
Contents
- Cross-module practical project, participation in faculty-internal research projects, further development of innovative teaching and learning concepts
- Research into technical and methodological foundations
- Implementation of a solution using scientific methods of computer science
- Validation of the solution
- Appropriate documentation of the solution and presentation of the results
Competencies
Students are able to
- independently solve a small-scale scientific research or development task in computer science.
- apply scientific methods in computer science in a goal-oriented manner.
- document results in an appropriate format, such as a section of a comprehensive project report or instructions for conducting an experiment in a course.
- present results to audiences without specialized knowledge in the respective field.
Literature
- P. A. Laplante, Technical writing: a practical guide for engineers and scientists. CRC Press, 2011.
- J. Kirkman and C. Turk, Effective writing: improving scientific, technical and business communication. Taylor & Francis, 2002
- G. J. Alred, C. T. Brusas, and W. E. Oliu, Handbook of technical writing. 12. Auflage, Bedford/St. Martin’s, 2020.
- C. Könneker, Wissenschaft kommunizieren: ein Handbuch mit vielen praktischen Beispielen. Wiley-VCH Verlag GmbH, 2012.
Lecturer
- alle Dozentinnen und Dozenten der Fakultät
Recommended Previous Knowledge
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Modules from the first through the fifth semester have been passed
Module Details
| Semester |
6/7 |
| Lecture Language |
German and English |
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Frequency
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Every Term
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| Credit Points (ECTS)
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10 |
| Course Coordinator |
Prof. Dr. Peter Knauber |
| Duration |
1 Semester |
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Course Achievement
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None |
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Prerequisite for exam
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None |
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Exam
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Student Research Project (STA) |
Work Load
