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Active LearningNo ratings for this module yet.Free ElectivesYou engage in active learning: how children acquire knowledge about the world quickly through their own actions, questions, and exploration. In the end, you will know the theoretical and computational foundations of active learning from a developmental psychology perspective and understand how research results can be relevant for education.5 ECTSruns this semesterED0384Additive Fertigung für NachhaltigkeitNo ratings for this module yet.Free ElectivesYou deal with additive manufacturing (AM) processes and their importance for sustainable product design. In the end you will be able to compare AM and conventional manufacturing in terms of resource use and environmental impact, select sustainable materials and technologies, and design and evaluate products for AM from a sustainability perspective.5 ECTSruns this semesterED170020Advanced Computational MethodsNo ratings for this module yet.Free ElectivesYou will learn how to analyze large datasets — in particular text and network data — with Python. By the end you can collect, clean, transform and analyze data with standard libraries; moreover you will apply basic statistics, visualization and machine learning methods to your own research questions.6 ECTSruns this semesterSOT86050Advanced Earth System ModelingNo ratings for this module yet.Subject-Specific Elective ModulesYou learn how Earth system models (ESMs) are used to understand the Earth's climate, which experiments are possible with them, and what limitations these models have. In the end you will be able to explain applications and limitations of ESMs, critically interpret results, and present research literature to a target audience.3 ECTSruns this semesterED110227Advanced Earth System Modeling and Continental HydrologyNo ratings for this module yet.Subject-Specific Elective ModulesYou will learn how Earth cover components and their interactions are represented and coupled in modern Earth system models. You will also learn how satellite hydrogeodesy (in particular radar altimetry and other space-based techniques) is used to observe continental water bodies and to calibrate hydrological models. In the end you will be able to critically evaluate models and observations and derive water levels, sea volumes and discharge from altimetry data.5 ECTSruns this semesterED110153
262 more in ElectivesAdvanced Methods for Measurement and Modeling of Choice BehaviorNo ratings for this module yet.Free ElectivesYou will learn how to measure and analyze people’s behavior toward mobility policies using surveys, stated-choice experiments, and econometric models. In the end you will be able to design your own surveys with discrete choice experiments, collect data, and analyze them with discrete choice models to derive policy-relevant conclusions.6 ECTSruns this semesterSOT86608Advanced Seminar Marketing, Strategy, Leadership & Management: Life Mastery: Essential Human, Social, and Financial Skills They Don’t Teach in SchoolNo ratings for this module yet.Free ElectivesYou learn central personal, social and financial competences that are often neglected in school and university. In the end you will be able to apply important principles for career, relationship design and financial planning, as well as didactically prepare and present your own topics.6 ECTSruns this semesterMGT001309AI EthicsNo ratings for this module yet.Free ElectivesYou examine how AI technologies are integrated into human life and what ethical issues arise from this. In the end you can describe prevalent conceptions of AI, explain their ethical implications, and apply these concepts to concrete case studies to critically assess the ethical conflicts.3 ECTSruns this semesterSOT53601AI-driven transformation of organizationsNo ratings for this module yet.Free ElectivesYou learn how Artificial Intelligence is changing industries, work, leadership and business processes. In the end you will be able to analyze the impact of AI on activities and leadership, improve processes with Process Mining and AI-assisted automation, and implement simple AI-agent solutions for organizational use cases.6 ECTSruns this semesterMGT001507AI4EO-Plattformen und Best PracticesNo ratings for this module yet.Subject-Specific Elective ModulesIn this module you will learn how to prepare earth observation data for machine learning tasks, create benchmark datasets, and train ML models for classification and semantic segmentation. You will practice using various computing platforms, debugging convergence issues, and best practices for experiment reproducibility. By the end, you will be able to curate datasets, organize experiments, and disseminate results online.5 ECTSruns this semesterED110156Aligning Generative AI to Social Values (3 ECTS)No ratings for this module yet.Free ElectivesYou engage with generative AI systems and their relationship to societal values. You will learn to apply ethical principles and frameworks, identify and mitigate bias, and apply methods such as auditing and red teaming to design AI systems responsibly.3 ECTSruns this semesterSOT86097Aligning Generative AI to Social Values (6 ECTS)No ratings for this module yet.Free ElectivesYou engage with Generative AI and its interface to societal values. In the end you will be able to recognize ethical challenges, identify bias in generative models, and implement practical steps to align language models with social value concepts.6 ECTSruns this semesterSOT86074Applied Philosophy of AI: Public Dialog on Future PracticesNo ratings for this module yet.Free Electives3 ECTSruns this semesterSOT53503Applied Strategy and Organization: Strategies for international CorporationsNo ratings for this module yet.Free ElectivesYou deal with strategies of international technology companies, in particular internationalization strategies and digital transformation. In the end you will be able to name central strategy concepts, apply theories and methods of strategic management, and analyze strategic decision processes in international corporations.3 ECTSruns this semesterMGT001472Astronautische RaumfahrttechnologieNo ratings for this module yet.Subject-Specific Elective ModulesYou get a comprehensive overview of the history, present and future of astronautical spaceflight as well as the role of space science. In the end you will be able to conduct mission analyses, evaluate station and habitat configurations, and classify and assess the major subsystems (transport, power, thermal, orbit/attitude control, communication, life support) for manned spaceflight missions.5 ECTSruns this semesterED110168Atmosphäre und OzeanNo ratings for this module yet.Subject-Specific Elective ModulesYou will learn the fundamentals of atmospheric and ocean physics as well as methods for remote sensing of these system components from space. After completion you can understand atmospheric composition, dynamics and climate aspects as well as physical properties of the ocean and apply altimetric satellite observations to oceanographic questions.5 ECTSruns this semesterBGU45038Autonome SystemeNo ratings for this module yet.Subject-Specific Elective ModulesYou will learn concepts, principles and algorithms for modern mobile, autonomous systems (e.g. autonomous vehicles, unmanned aerial systems). The module provides fundamentals of kinematics, dynamics, sensing, state estimation, machine vision, environmental representation as well as control and path planning and shows tools such as ROS. In the end you will understand, implement and further develop modern algorithms for autonomous systems and work problem-oriented in teams.5 ECTSruns this semesterLRG6300ChangeMakers: Entrepreneurial and Design Competencies for Societal TransformationNo ratings for this module yet.Free ElectivesYou work in interdisciplinary teams on real societal challenges in a future scenario. You learn entrepreneurial and design competencies: to identify problems in a focused way, to develop ideas, to prototype, and to plan the next steps toward realization.6 ECTSruns this semesterMGT001410Children, Well-Being, and Digital TechnologiesNo ratings for this module yet.Free ElectivesThe module investigates how children and adolescents grow up in an increasingly digital world and how technologies shape their well-being, participation, and everyday experiences. You will learn key terms, theories and research methods, analyze opportunities and risks (including AI effects) and practically implement your own project-based questions.6 ECTSruns this semesterMH160036Come Together! LernportfolioNo ratings for this module yet.Free ElectivesYou will learn to design intercultural encounters sensitively, curiously and without stereotypical attributions. In the module you will work in workshops, participate in cultural events and develop a group project in an intercultural team. In the end you will be able to recognise cultural standards, reflect on stereotyping and collaborate constructively in diverse teams.2 ECTSruns this semesterSOT62401Computational Modeling of Motivation, Emotion & Coping (Project Work)No ratings for this module yet.Free ElectivesYou will learn the basics of motivation, emotion and coping as well as their neuroscientific foundations and apply this knowledge to computer-supported models. In the end you will be able to use agent-based models, machine learning and simulations to investigate questions of motivation, stress and coping, and to develop and present an independent project.3 ECTSruns this semesterMHP00010Control and Simulation of Rocket Hopper DemonstratorNo ratings for this module yet.Subject-Specific Elective ModulesYou work on modeling, simulation and control of a Cold-Gas rocket engine (Rocket Hopper) and implement the developed controller in software and hardware. In the end you can build a simulation environment with ODE-based and lumped-parameter models, use Ecosim Pro / ESPSS, design controls (PID, MPC, RL) and practically test them in a high-pressure gas test campaign.4 ECTSruns this semesterED110129Critical Approaches to Data and AlgorithmsNo ratings for this module yet.Free ElectivesYou learn to view data and algorithms from a critical perspective, especially in the tension between computer science, society, and data-related practices. You engage with questions about data collection, transformation, analysis, and reliability, and you learn to reflect critically on information visualization and model building in the context of data-based decision-making.6 ECTSruns this semesterSOT86077Data Ethics & GovernanceNo ratings for this module yet.Free ElectivesYou will learn central ethical, legal and societal questions in handling data, automated systems and AI. By the end you can identify risks and responsibilities in data-driven projects, systematically analyze ethical issues and develop concrete recommendations for responsible data usage.6 ECTSruns this semesterSOT46401Data Regulation & Law (3 ECTS)No ratings for this module yet.Free ElectivesIn this module you will learn the fundamentals of data protection law with a focus on the GDPR. You will gain an overview of terms, roles (e.g., data controllers, processors), principles, rights of data subjects, as well as obligations and enforcement mechanisms. By the end you will be able to name the central concepts and explain important legal questions and challenges in data protection.3 ECTSruns this semesterSOT86060Data Regulation & Law (6 ECTS)No ratings for this module yet.Free ElectivesThe module covers legal foundations and current regulations around data, data protection and data economy in the EU (including GDPR, Data Governance Act, Data Act). You will learn the central terms, rights and duties and you can assess the implications of these regulations for individuals, companies and society.6 ECTSruns this semesterSOT86061Datenwissenschaft in der ErdbeobachtungNo ratings for this module yet.Subject-Specific Elective ModulesYou deepen your knowledge in data science for Earth observation and learn central methods of machine learning (e.g., SVM, Random Forests, Deep Neural Networks, CNNs, RNNs). You apply these methods to typical EO tasks such as classification, segmentation and regression and finally develop a concrete ML model as a project work.5 ECTSruns this semesterED110087Digital Authoritarianism and DemocracyNo ratings for this module yet.Free ElectivesYou will learn central debates about how digitization affects democracy and autocracy. The module analyzes global trends such as the decline of democratization, increasing digital autocracy, and discusses concrete impacts on political dynamics as well as countermeasures — including effects of the COVID-19 pandemic.6 ECTSruns this semesterSOT86101Einführung in die ErdsystemforschungNo ratings for this module yet.Elective Modules 1st SemesterYou will learn the fundamentals of Earth system science: structure and interactions between the Earth's interior, surface, atmosphere, oceans, cryosphere and orbital environment. You will understand global energy fluxes, geodynamic processes as well as the role of satellite data and you will be able to analyze and apply observations, data and models of selected components of the Earth system.5 ECTSruns this semesterBGU45037Einführung in die Photogrammetrie, Fernerkundung und Digitale BildverarbeitungNo ratings for this module yet.Elective Modules 1st SemesterYou learn the fundamentals of photogrammetry, remote sensing and digital image processing. The module conveys physical and geometric principles of optical remote sensing, methods of image analysis (e.g. transformations, edge detection, segmentation) as well as basics of classification and stereo evaluation, so that you can evaluate images and plan and assess basic photogrammetric tasks.5 ECTSruns this semesterBGU48036Einführung in Diversity ManagementNo ratings for this module yet.Free ElectivesIn this module you will learn the basics and theory of Diversity Management and reflect on your own attitudes and stereotypes. You will practice how diversity can be created and shaped in organizations and write practical contributions for a common TUM Diversity Magazine.2 ECTSruns this semesterCLA21005Englisch - Academic Presentation Skills C1 - C2No ratings for this module yet.Free ElectivesYou practice formal English-speaking situations such as seminar or conference talks, defenses, and project presentations. In the end you will be able to plan, deliver and constructively assess presentations at a high linguistic level (C1–C2) and master questions and discussion phases confidently.3 ECTSruns this semesterSZ0403Englisch - Academic Writing C2No ratings for this module yet.Free ElectivesYou write and revise essays in various genres (description, evaluation, explanation, argumentation, analysis) and learn to read and evaluate чуж texts critically. In the end you will be able to craft academic English texts clearly and coherently according to Anglo-American conventions, implement feedback from peers and instructors, and master spontaneous writing tasks in class.3 ECTSruns this semesterSZ0427Englisch - Controversial Topics in Science and Technology C1No ratings for this module yet.Free ElectivesYou will improve your English to C1 level based on controversial questions from science and technology. You will train speaking, discussion, presentation and writing on topics such as AI, climate, genetic engineering or ethics and you will be able to understand complex texts and express yourself fluently, structurally and appropriately for the situation.3 ECTSruns this semesterSZ0480Englisch - Creative Writing C1: Introduction to Narrative Strategies and Literary FormsNo ratings for this module yet.Free ElectivesYou gain an overview of various narrative forms, techniques, and rhetorical devices (e.g., Nature Writing, Game Narrative Design, hybrid essays). You try out writing forms and narrative tools practically and analyze model texts to improve your expressive accuracy and text design at C1 level.3 ECTSruns this semesterSZ0497Englisch - English Conversation Partners Program B1-C1+No ratings for this module yet.Free ElectivesYou practice speaking in an informal, communicative environment: weekly meetings in the course plus small, campus-based private groups for further conversation outside class. In the end you will be able to express yourself more fluently in various social situations, paraphrase complex thoughts, and be more aware of cultural differences.2 ECTSruns this semesterSZ0495Englisch - English for Architects C1No ratings for this module yet.Free ElectivesIn this module you repeat and deepen grammatical structures and practice them on architecture-specific topics. You train written and oral communication for study and professional life and develop strategies for independent, lifelong learning. In the end you will be able to understand complex, architecture-related texts, critically analyze them and convey your ideas in English to an international audience (GER C1).3 ECTSruns this semesterSZ0404Englisch - English for Computer Science and the Tech Industry C1No ratings for this module yet.Free ElectivesYou practice communicative skills at C1 level with a focus on topics from computer science and the tech industry. In the end you will be able to understand demanding texts, express yourself spontaneously and fluently, and talk and write about future scenarios and hypothetical outcomes in a differentiated way.3 ECTSruns this semesterSZ04103Englisch - English for Technical Purposes C1No ratings for this module yet.Free ElectivesYou improve your English to C1 level with a focus on professional communication in the field. You will learn to review and apply advanced grammar targetedly, and train oral and written communication strategies for the professional everyday life and intercultural situations.3 ECTSruns this semesterSZ04110Englisch - English in Science and Technology C1No ratings for this module yet.Free ElectivesYou practice scientific and technical English in discussions and presentations. In the end you will be able to use discipline-specific vocabulary more confidently, distinguish between formal and informal registers, and present content clearly and concisely in writing and orally.3 ECTSruns this semesterSZ0430Englisch - English Through Cinema C1No ratings for this module yet.Free ElectivesYou watch films and discuss them intensively to gain a deeper understanding of the English-speaking world. In the end you will be able to discuss films critically, both orally and in writing, and place cultural contexts in their relation.2 ECTSruns this semesterSZ0418Englisch - English Writing for Social Scientists C2No ratings for this module yet.Free ElectivesIn this course you work on your current research papers or theses and improve your scientific English at a high level. In the end you will be able to express yourself more precisely and clearly in writing, form coherent paragraphs and effective sentence constructions, and apply strategies for academic writing in English.3 ECTSruns this semesterSZ0421Englisch - Gateway to English Master's C1No ratings for this module yet.Free ElectivesYou practise academic English competencies at C1 level: lecture comprehension, note-taking, discussions as well as scientific writing and presenting. In the end you can largely follow English-taught lectures, summarise the main ideas and write longer scientific papers and essays in English.3 ECTSruns this semesterSZ0488Englisch - Intensive Thesis Writers' Workshop C2No ratings for this module yet.Free ElectivesYou are working on your thesis and want to significantly improve your academic English. In the workshop we combine group seminars with individual advising conversations, so that you end up writing more clearly, precisely and more stylistically convincing academic English.3 ECTSruns this semesterSZ0471Englisch - Intercultural Communication C1No ratings for this module yet.Free ElectivesIn this module you will engage with dimensions of cultural differences and theories of culture and communication. You will learn to recognize cultural differences and to act more effectively in international communication situations.3 ECTSruns this semesterSZ0414Englisch - Introduction to Academic Writing C1No ratings for this module yet.Free ElectivesYou practice academic writing in English (C1). In the end you will be able to produce longer, text with an academic character more clearly, precisely and with fewer grammatical errors as well as assess and revise texts by others.3 ECTSruns this semesterSZ0425Englisch - Literature, Technology and Society C1No ratings for this module yet.Free ElectivesYou engage with literary texts that connect technology and society across various historical periods. You read five works (e.g. novels, graphic novels, narrative non-fiction, or short stories), discuss them in seminars, and learn how technology alters our perception and social life. In the end you will be able to analyze complex texts, express yourself fluently and with nuance orally, and argue precisely in writing with evidence.5 ECTSruns this semesterSZ0458Englisch - Management and Shakespeare C1No ratings for this module yet.Free ElectivesYou analyze four pieces by Shakespeare to understand and practically apply principles of management and interpersonal questions. The topic is leadership versus management, decision-making, risk, conflict management, as well as personal and cultural identity. In the end you will be able to understand complex texts and express yourself fluently and in a structured manner at C1 level.3 ECTSruns this semesterSZ0411Englisch - Scientific Presentation and Writing C2No ratings for this module yet.Free ElectivesYou practice formal oral tasks such as presentations, disputations or conference talks in English as well as formal writing tasks such as technical articles, reports, project proposals or literature summaries. At the end you will be able to understand complex texts and lectures with high confidence, summarize information from different sources, and express yourself spontaneously, precisely and with nuanced meanings (level C2).3 ECTSruns this semesterSZ0453Englisch - The Science of Science Fiction C1No ratings for this module yet.Free ElectivesYou practice communicative skills at C1 level using short texts and excerpts from science fiction literature. Topics align with your interests in scientifically-technical professional fields. In the end you will be able to understand demanding texts, express yourself spontaneously and in a differentiated way, and present complex issues clearly and in a structured manner, in particular describe future or speculative scenarios.3 ECTSruns this semesterSZ0442Entrepreneurial Idea DevelopmentNo ratings for this module yet.Free ElectivesYou learn how relevant problems turn into sustainable business ideas — from problem discovery through validation to first business models and prototypes. In the end you can systematically develop ideas, test them with customers, and elaborate into early, sustainability-oriented business models.6 ECTSruns this semesterWI100809Ethics for Engineers: Foundations, Theories, and ApplicationsNo ratings for this module yet.Free ElectivesYou gain a systematic introduction to normative ethics with a view to engineering applications. You will learn central metaethical positions and the three main traditions (Virtue ethics, Deontology, Consequentialism), consider additional perspectives, and apply these theories to engineering case studies (e.g., sustainable energy, autonomous systems, biomedicine) to develop reasoned course of action recommendations.3 ECTSruns this semesterSOT86114Fernerkundung - Vertiefte MethodenNo ratings for this module yet.Subject-Specific Elective ModulesYou will learn advanced remote sensing methods, in particular interferometric SAR techniques, atmospheric remote sensing, and hyperspectral techniques. In the end you will be able to apply these methods, assess their suitability for practical questions, and independently work on and present a research topic.5 ECTSruns this semesterBGU69002Fernerkundung für Anwendungen in der UmweltbeobachtungNo ratings for this module yet.Subject-Specific Elective ModulesYou will learn methods and data of remote sensing used in environmental monitoring and in monitoring climate change impacts and natural hazards. In the end you will be able to explain important Earth observation missions, properties of various remote sensing time series, and basics of topographic 3D/4D point clouds, as well as perform analyses, classification and change detection on remote sensing data and adapt them to environmental questions.5 ECTSruns this semesterED110163Führen und Verantwortung tragen - Menschen und Teams entwickelnNo ratings for this module yet.Free ElectivesYou engage with leadership, responsibility and the development of people and teams. In the end you will be able to reflect on leadership and teamwork situations, apply concrete conversation and feedback techniques, and develop a personal strategy for your professional handling of responsibility.2 ECTSruns this semesterED100022Geodätische AstronomieNo ratings for this module yet.Subject-Specific Elective ModulesThe module conveys fundamentals of astronomical observation and their significance for geodesy. You will learn to identify celestial objects, apply astronomical measuring instruments (e.g., sextant, zenithal camera, telescope), and perform basic astrometric reductions and distance determinations in the cosmos. In the end you will also understand the goals and working principles of astrometric satellite missions such as Hipparcos and Gaia.3 ECTSruns this semesterBV610016Geoinformation (ESPACE)No ratings for this module yet.Subject-Specific Elective ModulesYou learn the basics of geoinformation: data representation of space and time, spatial analyses, and cartographic visualization. In the end you will be able to edit, analyze, design maps, and assess quality as well as appropriate data structures in desktop GIS (e.g., ArcGIS Pro, QGIS).5 ECTSruns this semesterBGU30062Geokinematik und kontinentale HydrologieNo ratings for this module yet.Subject-Specific Elective ModulesYou learn the basics of modern terrestrial reference systems (ITRS/ITRF), their realizations and current problems as well as methods with which space data are used to observe continental hydrology. At the end you will be able to classify reference frames, assess geodetic observations, and apply satellite altimetry to estimate sea volumes and river discharge.5 ECTSruns this semesterBGU57019Geostatistik und GeomarketingNo ratings for this module yet.Subject-Specific Elective ModulesYou will learn geostatistical methods for the analysis and prediction of space–time data and apply this knowledge to geomarketing questions. In the end you will be able to apply geostatistical models (including Kriging), exploratory spatial data analyses and machine learning methods in R and plan geomarketing applications for real cases.5 ECTSruns this semesterED110031Global Diversity TrainingNo ratings for this module yet.Free ElectivesIn this workshop you explore your own cultural background and learn how it affects your behavior in international teams. By the end you will be able to analyze situations in intercultural collaboration, assess leadership tasks in the international context, and develop solution strategies for case studies.2 ECTSruns this semesterCLA20710GNSS Satellitenbahnbestimmung und UhrensynchronisationNo ratings for this module yet.Subject-Specific Elective ModulesYou learn how to determine and evaluate precise GNSS satellite orbits, satellite times, and biases. In the end you can compute these products using the Bernese software package, assess their influence on position solutions, and present results from practical laboratories.3 ECTSruns this semesterED110050Hochschulpraktikum: Grundlagen Innovativer Konstruktionsmethoden für die Additive FertigungNo ratings for this module yet.Free ElectivesYou will learn digital design principles and the complete process chain of additive manufacturing (AM). The module provides CAD and simulation practice, advanced design methods such as topology optimization, as well as the assessment of technical and economic aspects of AM components. In the end you will be able to select suitable AM processes, design lightweight, manufacturable components, and prepare digital build jobs.4 ECTSruns this semesterED170021Hydrogeodäsie: Monitoring von Oberflächengewässern aus dem WeltraumNo ratings for this module yet.Subject-Specific Elective ModulesIn this module you will learn how radar satellite altimetry is used to observe lakes, rivers and reservoirs. You will apply data-driven methods to convert water levels into volume changes and discharges, assess data quality relative to other observation sources, and integrate altimetry information into hydrological models.3 ECTSruns this semesterBGU57014Hyperspektrale Fernerkundung: Theorie und AnwendungNo ratings for this module yet.Subject-Specific Elective ModulesYou will learn the fundamentals and applications of hyperspectral remote sensing as well as practical procedures for improving and evaluating such image data. In the end you will be able to download hyperspectral datasets, improve their quality, use common geospatial ML libraries, and perform reproducible experiments including checkpoints and visualizations.5 ECTSruns this semesterED110172Inertial NavigationNo ratings for this module yet.Subject-Specific Elective ModulesYou learn the fundamentals of inertial navigation: from torque and inertia to coordinate transformations (Euler angles, quaternions) and to sensors (gyroscopes, accelerometers). In the end you can couple inertial and satellite navigation, estimate sensor errors, and develop your own algorithms for integration and calibration and implement them in Matlab.5 ECTSruns this semesterEI7342Information Technologies, Protest, and ConflictNo ratings for this module yet.Free ElectivesYou engage with the influence of information and communication technologies on collective political mobilization and violence. You will learn theoretical foundations of controversial politics and apply them to old vs. new information technologies. You will also practice quantitative research designs in conflict studies and develop your own research project.6 ECTSruns this semesterPOL60900Integration of Technology into SocietyNo ratings for this module yet.Free ElectivesYou engage with current technologies (e.g., digitalization, robotics, biotechnology) and examine how they alter experience, thinking, action, and social boundaries. In the end you will be able to describe and discuss social, political, legal and ethical problems of technology integration.2 ECTSruns this semesterCLA20420Introduction to Deep LearningNo ratings for this module yet.Subject-Specific Elective ModulesIn this module you will learn the fundamentals and current methods of Deep Learning, with a special focus on neural networks and Convolutional Neural Networks. You understand theory (e.g. backpropagation, SGD, regularization) and acquire practical experience in training and optimizing network architectures, so you can solve simple applications such as digit recognition or image classification.6 ECTSruns this semesterIN2346Introduction to Judgement and Decision MakingNo ratings for this module yet.Free ElectivesYou gain an overview of judgment and decision making research: fundamental theories (normative and descriptive), measurement and research methods, as well as central findings on biases, risk perception, intertemporal decisions, social and group decision making. By the end you will be able to explain how people decide under risk and uncertainty, why behavior often deviates from normative models, and how decision concepts can be practically applied.5 ECTSruns this semesterSOT10080Introduction to Psychology and Human BehaviorNo ratings for this module yet.Free ElectivesYou receive an introduction to central areas of psychology with a focus on human action: why people act the way they do, what role the environment plays, and how behavior is studied. In the end you will be able to reproduce basic psychological terms, models, and methods and relate them to professional everyday situations.3 ECTSruns this semesterSOT10069Introduction to Psychology and Human Behavior (Data & Society)No ratings for this module yet.Free ElectivesYou will receive a fundamental introduction to psychology with a focus on human behavior and its causes. You will learn central psychological models, core questions and methods, and you will be able to relate them to professional practice in the end.6 ECTSruns this semesterSOT10078Introduction to Spacecraft TechnologyNo ratings for this module yet.Elective Modules 1st SemesterYou learn the basics of aerospace engineering: space environment, orbital mechanics, spacecraft and launcher systems, as well as mission planning. In the end you will be able to make simplified design decisions for space missions and present technical results in a team.5 ECTSruns this semesterED110147Inventory Methods, Statistics and GISNo ratings for this module yet.Subject-Specific Elective ModulesIn this module you will learn how spatial data is collected, managed, visualized and linked with tabular data. You acquire fundamentals in vector-based GIS applications, terrestrial inventory methods, basic remote sensing techniques, and statistical methods for evaluating and interpreting data.6 ECTSruns this semesterWZ1823Kausale Inferenz im Klima- und ErdsystemNo ratings for this module yet.Subject-Specific Elective ModulesYou learn how to derive causal relationships from data in the climate and earth system, which methods exist for this purpose and what their limits are. In the end you will be able to compare different correlation- and causality-based approaches, assess their assumptions and apply methods to questions of the earth system.3 ECTSruns this semesterED110089Kipppunkte in der Dynamik des ErdsystemsNo ratings for this module yet.Subject-Specific Elective ModulesYou will learn how nonlinear and abrupt behavior in the Earth system is described and analyzed. You will receive methodological foundations for mathematical modeling of nonlinear dynamics and will become familiar with typical multistable components of the Earth system as well as their interactions.3 ECTSruns this semesterED110066Kommunikation und PräsentationNo ratings for this module yet.Free ElectivesIn this module you work on dialogic communication and presentation. You practice facilitative behavioral and communication patterns, learn conversation management and feedback techniques, and at the end you can present more convincingly.2 ECTSruns this semesterCLA20267Kritisches Denken: LesegruppeNo ratings for this module yet.Free ElectivesYou read and discuss scholarly texts and practice critical analysis of different sources. Later you apply what you have learned to applied questions (e.g., fake news) and conduct self-chosen group sessions. In the end you can critically question texts, recognise distortions and justify evaluations as well as present your assessments orally and in writing.4 ECTSruns this semesterSOT10139LebenserhaltungssystemeNo ratings for this module yet.Subject-Specific Elective ModulesYou will learn the fundamentals, technologies and design aspects of life support systems (LSS) for spaceflight. In the end you will be able to design, analyse and compare different physico-chemical and biological LSS solutions for a given mission.5 ECTSruns this semesterED110123Machine LearningNo ratings for this module yet.Subject-Specific Elective ModulesYou will learn the probabilistic foundations of machine learning and central learning algorithms — from simple neighborhood and clustering methods to linear models and support vector machines up to neural networks and the EM method. By the end you will be able to select, describe and derive suitable algorithms for given problems.8 ECTSruns this semesterIN2064Machine Learning for CommunicationsNo ratings for this module yet.Subject-Specific Elective Modules5 ECTSruns this semesterEI71018Maschinelles Lernen in der ErdsystemmodellierungNo ratings for this module yet.Subject-Specific Elective ModulesYou will learn data-driven and process-based approaches to modeling the Earth system and its components. In the end you will be able to name classical process-based models and various machine-learning methods for describing Earth system dynamics, apply interpretable AI methods, and critically evaluate approaches that combine process- and data-driven models.3 ECTSruns this semesterED110065Mathematik der Klima- und ErdsystemwissenschaftenNo ratings for this module yet.Subject-Specific Elective ModulesYou will learn mathematical methods for the analysis and modeling of nonlinear processes in the climate and Earth system. In the end you will be able to explain the basics of energy balance modeling, nonlinear and stochastic dynamics as well as fundamental equations of fluid mechanics, and mathematically analyze time series from climate and Earth system processes.9 ECTSruns this semesterED110088Nachhaltigkeit in Architektur, Stadt und LandschaftNo ratings for this module yet.Free ElectivesYou learn the relationships between design concepts in architecture, urban and landscape planning and the associated energy, material and traffic flows. In the end you can assess the effects of planning and design decisions on urban space and quality of life as well as on resource consumption and evaluate sustainable courses of action.3 ECTSruns this semesterBV620029Natural Resources - Traits, Management and Theory of SustainabilityNo ratings for this module yet.Subject-Specific Elective ModulesIn this module you will learn the basics and history of sustainability, receive methodological introductions, and engage with properties of central natural resources as well as the associated sustainability challenges. Through interdisciplinary case studies you will practice critically evaluating real problems and sketch well-founded solutions.5 ECTSruns this semesterWZ1821Open Data - Open ScienceNo ratings for this module yet.Free Electives6 ECTSruns this semesterSOT86076Open Data - Open Science (Einführung)No ratings for this module yet.Free Electives3 ECTSruns this semesterSOT53406Orbital and Space Flight Mechanics1.3★ · 3 ratingsSubject-Specific Elective ModulesYou learn the physical and mathematical foundations of orbital dynamics of artificial satellites: from ideal Keplerian motion through disturbed and controlled orbits to orbit maneuvers, mission analysis, launch and reentry. In the end you will be able to describe orbital elements, model perturbing forces, compute basic maneuvers, perform orbit determination and analyze launch/reentry processes using the rocket equation and reentry dynamics.5 ECTSruns this semesterED110185Philosophie der Mensch-Maschine-BeziehungNo ratings for this module yet.Free ElectivesYou engage with forms of interaction between humans and machines, in particular with the transition from pure automation to cooperation and autonomy. In the end you will be able to analyze and evaluate these interaction forms from ergonomic, epistemological and ethical perspectives.2 ECTSruns this semesterCLA21115Places of Change – Education for Sustainable Development Outside the ClassroomNo ratings for this module yet.Free ElectivesYou will learn to plan, implement and evaluate educational offerings for sustainable development (BNE) outside the classroom. In the end you can identify places, apply appropriate methods of outdoor teaching, and assess the role of BNE for societal transformation.5 ECTSruns this semesterLS60021Planung für MobilitätsgerechtigkeitNo ratings for this module yet.Free ElectivesIn this module you will engage with planning for mobility justice. By the end you will be able to assess concepts and measures aimed at fair access and participation in the transportation system.6 ECTSruns this semesterED150053Praktikum NavigationNo ratings for this module yet.Subject-Specific Elective ModulesYou will work on practical laboratory tasks around GNSS/GPS: mapping, receiver properties, multipath and ionosphere analysis, software-based correlation and space-based GPS tracking. In the end you will be able to operate GNSS hardware, analyze measurement data and document and discuss results professionally.5 ECTSruns this semesterBGU61032Precise GNSS and Inertial NavigationNo ratings for this module yet.Subject-Specific Elective ModulesIn this module you will learn the theory and practice of precise GNSS positioning and inertial navigation. You will deal with sensors (GNSS and inertial sensors), the underlying models, as well as strategies for integrating both systems and you will apply this knowledge practically, e.g. with Matlab and professional GNSS software.5 ECTSruns this semesterED110149Principles of ProgrammingNo ratings for this module yet.Subject-Specific Elective ModulesYou will learn advanced programming and algorithmic practices in Python and C++ and apply them to examples from Computational Geometry, point cloud processing and image analysis. In the end you will be able to tackle geodetic problems programmatically, use appropriate data structures and libraries, and bring Python and C++ together.5 ECTSruns this semesterED110040Programming in Python for Business and Life Science AnalyticsNo ratings for this module yet.Subject-Specific Elective ModulesYou will learn the fundamentals of Python with a focus on applications in Business Analytics and Life Science Analytics. By the end you will be able to read and write Python code, implement your own algorithms, and use common Python packages for analysis, visualization, modeling, and optimization.6 ECTSruns this semesterMGT001437Projektwochen: Angewandte ÖffentlichkeitsbeteiligungNo ratings for this module yet.Free ElectivesIn the project week you work on real questions concerning public participation in mobility and urban planning. You will acquire methodological competence in participatory processes, design a participation strategy in a team and present a solution for a concrete Mobility Participation Challenge.3 ECTSruns this semesterED150038Projektwochen: Data Design Studio for AI-Powered EdTechNo ratings for this module yet.Free ElectivesYou design and test data flows for AI-enabled educational software. In the end you will be able to develop and prototypically implement data collection and analysis concepts that correspond to real educational problems.3 ECTSruns this semesterSOT10082Projektwochen: Neugier vermitteln - Eine Pop-Up-Ausstellung zur WissenschaftskommunikationNo ratings for this module yet.Free ElectivesIn a project week you develop a mobile pop-up exhibition on the topic “Curiosity in Science.” In the end you can plan, implement and publicly present an exhibition, as well as practically apply your project management, teamwork and communication skills in science communication.5 ECTSruns this semesterSOT10081Prozessanalyse, Modellierung und Vorbeugung/Schutzmaßnahmen für Alpine NaturgefahrenNo ratings for this module yet.Subject-Specific Elective ModulesYou learn processes, modelling approaches and strategies for prevention and warning in alpine natural hazards (e.g., avalanches, debris flows, slope movements, glacial and periglacial hazards, flooding, forest fires). By the end you can understand hazard processes, model them, develop scenarios and assess sustainable preventive and early warning strategies for mountain regions.3 ECTSruns this semesterBGU67003PSC - Photogrammetrie - Ausgewählte KapitelNo ratings for this module yet.Subject-Specific Elective ModulesYou engage with selected current topics in photogrammetry and remote sensing. At the end you will understand and apply methods for the extraction and analysis of objects (e.g., buildings, roads, vehicles, vegetation, glaciers) from different sensor data (aerial imagery, satellite imagery, LiDAR, SAR, IR) and evaluate their usage possibilities.5 ECTSruns this semesterBGU48035Psychology of Learning and Instructional Design of AI-based SystemsNo ratings for this module yet.Free ElectivesYou learn fundamental concepts of the psychology of learning and principles of instructional design, as well as their application to AI-based (learning) systems. In the end you will be able to describe cognitive learning theories and instructional principles, apply them to AI-supported learning environments, and employ basic evaluation methods as well as questionnaire and test construction for user studies.6 ECTSruns this semesterSOT10057Quantifizierung von Erdsystemresilience aus dem WeltraumNo ratings for this module yet.Subject-Specific Elective ModulesYou will learn methods for quantifying the resilience of Earth system components from observation data, especially satellite data. In the end you can explain the most important diagnostic methods, assess their advantages and disadvantages, and contextualize results from observations within geoscientific theories and models.3 ECTSruns this semesterED110178Radar Signals and SystemsNo ratings for this module yet.Subject-Specific Elective ModulesYou will learn the physical fundamentals and system aspects of radar technology as well as methods for signal processing. In the end you will be able to apply operating modes (CW, FMCW, pulsed), metrics (range, resolution, SNR) and basic signal processing procedures, and you will be able to analyze and evaluate radar systems as functional units.5 ECTSruns this semesterEI73761Risk & Crisis Communication (3 ECTS)No ratings for this module yet.Free ElectivesYou will learn the basics and practical applications of risk and crisis communication from a social science perspective. In the module you will study how communication strategies are developed and implemented in crises, what role media and political decisions play, and how risk perception works. In the end you will understand the typical phases of crisis management (pre-crisis, crisis response, post-crisis) and you will be able to apply central concepts and theories of crisis communication.3 ECTSruns this semesterSOT86102Risk & Crisis Communication (6 ECTS)No ratings for this module yet.Free ElectivesYou learn theoretical foundations and practical applications of risk and crisis communication from a social science perspective. You will learn how communication strategies are developed and implemented in different crisis phases, what role media and political decisions play, and how risk perception works. In the end you will be able to critically assess communication practices and independently plan and present a case study.6 ECTSruns this semesterSOT86080Robot and Swarm NavigationNo ratings for this module yet.Subject-Specific Elective ModulesYou will learn how cooperative navigation and positioning for swarms of robots work. The module conveys Bayesian estimation methods (including Kalman filters and sequential Monte Carlo/particle filters), radio localization concepts, and methods of estimation theory for the analysis and optimization of swarm navigation. At the end you will be able to design a radio-based swarm navigation system and evaluate its performance.5 ECTSruns this semesterEI71026Science Communication and Public EngagementNo ratings for this module yet.Free ElectivesYou will learn core concepts of science communication and public engagement and practically develop your own format for communicating research. In the end, you will know which formats and channels exist, how to address target groups, and you can prototype a digital format or event.3 ECTSruns this semesterPOL60102Selbständig wissenschaftlich ArbeitenNo ratings for this module yet.Subject-Specific Elective ModulesYou learn how to plan, write, revise, and peer-review a scientific paper. In the end you can formulate a relevant research problem and research aims, design an outline for a research paper, and write a complete scientific paper with clear argumentation, discussion, and conclusions.3 ECTSruns this semesterBV400016Seminar Environmental SensingNo ratings for this module yet.Subject-Specific Elective ModulesYou work independently on current scientific topics of environmental sensor technology, prepare a written report and present your results to a specialist audience. In the end you can scientifically work on a current topic of environmental sensor technology, document it and give a presentation.5 ECTSruns this semesterEI7772Seminar ML4Earth: Machine Learning for Earth Observation and ModelingNo ratings for this module yet.Elective Modules 2nd SemesterYou engage with applications of artificial intelligence and machine learning in earth observation and earth system modelling. You learn to survey, summarize and present current scholarly publications and data-science concepts in your own lectures. In doing so you also practice presenting datasets or initial coding/algorithm concepts and discuss them professionally. In the end you can design and deliver scientific talks on ML applications in earth observation and respond confidently to questions and feedback.5 ECTSruns this semesterED110126Smart Start: Financial, Tax, and Legal Fundamentals for Entrepreneurs and EveryoneNo ratings for this module yet.Free ElectivesYou will gain practical knowledge on finances, taxes and legal fundamentals that is important for founders and all interested people. At the end you can make informed decisions on form of incorporation, tax optimization and long-term financial planning and you will have developed a personal Smart Start Master Plan for your founding idea.6 ECTSruns this semesterMGT001486Space ResourcesNo ratings for this module yet.Subject-Specific Elective ModulesThe module provides an introduction to Space Resource Utilisation (SRU). You will learn which products from space resources are possible, how the value chain is structured, and which technical as well as economic aspects are relevant for the exploration, extraction, processing and distribution of resources. In the end you will be able to assess the necessity and feasibility of SRU and to develop concrete system concepts for its realisation.5 ECTSruns this semesterED110086Space-based Gravity and Magnetic Field MonitoringNo ratings for this module yet.Subject-Specific Elective ModulesYou will learn the fundamentals of potential field theory as well as the mathematical description of the Earth's gravity and magnetic field. You will also gain insights into the concepts, objectives and satellite designs of important missions for gravity and magnetic field measurement (e.g. CHAMP, GRACE, GOCE, ØRSTE D, SAC-C, SWARM) and you will be able to transfer measurements into modelling, interpretation and monitoring of the Earth system.5 ECTSruns this semesterED110152Spacecraft Attitude Mechanics and ControlNo ratings for this module yet.Subject-Specific Elective ModulesYou will learn how the rotational motion of a spacecraft as a rigid body is described, analyzed and controlled. In the end you will be able to apply kinematic and dynamic fundamental equations, use common rotation parameters and angular velocity, and evaluate concepts for propulsion and control system design for attitude control tasks.5 ECTSruns this semesterED110187Start-up Skills - Legal FundamentalsNo ratings for this module yet.Free ElectivesIn this module you will learn the legal basics relevant to the founding and operation of a startup. By the end you will be able to choose an appropriate legal form, assess financing options, and understand the essential regulations on intellectual property, labeling, data protection, and competition law.6 ECTSruns this semesterSOT86083STS 2: Philosophy of Science and TechnologyNo ratings for this module yet.Free ElectivesYou will learn central questions of philosophy of science and technology of the 20th century and current approaches. The module introduces significant positions (e.g., Logical Positivism, Social Constructivism, Practice Turn, Technoscience), discusses advantages and disadvantages, and introduces influential authors. By the end you will be able to accurately convey and critically reflect on central debates about the nature of science and technology as well as about methods and rationality of science.5 ECTSruns this semesterED0341Sustainability Politics and PolicyNo ratings for this module yet.Free ElectivesYou will learn central theories and debates about sustainable development and connect the concept to various policy areas (e.g., economy, environment, health, education). In the end, you will be able to interdisciplinary analyze sustainability problems and assess concrete solutions as well as governance mechanisms at local, national and international levels.6 ECTSruns this semesterSOT86611Systems Engineering - GrundlagenNo ratings for this module yet.Subject-Specific Elective ModulesYou will learn the fundamentals of Systems Engineering: methods, processes and tools for the development of technical systems over their lifecycle. In the end you will be able to derive requirements from stakeholder needs, perform simple architecture and trade-off analyses, apply selected system modelling techniques, and design and adapt a Systems Engineering approach for a project.5 ECTSruns this semesterED110106Technology and DevelopmentNo ratings for this module yet.Free ElectivesYou will learn how technologies are used in development and emerging economies, what expectations are attached to them, and why the promised solutions often fail to materialize. By the end, you will be able to analyze the opportunities and challenges of technological development projects and develop concrete ideas for how technology can be used effectively.6 ECTSruns this semesterPOL60402Terrestrial NavigationNo ratings for this module yet.Subject-Specific Elective ModulesThe module conveys methods and models of terrestrial radio navigation. You will learn physical principles of radio wave propagation, various measurement principles (range, time difference of arrival, angle, signatures), multilateration, and modern algorithms for position estimation and trajectory processing. In the end you will be able to evaluate navigation techniques and classify them in applications such as GSM/UMTS, RFID, WLAN or Bluetooth.5 ECTSruns this semesterEI7620The Psychology of Teamwork: Theory and Practice in OrganizationsNo ratings for this module yet.Free ElectivesYou will learn central psychological theories and perspectives that are important for teams and groups in organizations. In the end you will understand how teams emerge, function and which factors influence their success; you can also apply concepts to professional and everyday situations.3 ECTSruns this semesterSOT10125Trends in Risiko und SicherheitNo ratings for this module yet.Free ElectivesIn this module you will hear lectures from experts from industry, authorities and research on current topics in risk and safety and discuss the practical challenges with them. By the end you will be able to understand applications of risk and safety assessment from practice and research and connect your theoretical knowledge with concrete practical insights.3 ECTSruns this semesterED130035TUM Climate VenturesNo ratings for this module yet.Free ElectivesYou work in a team on the development and market entry of real Climate-Tech ventures. You learn to analyze technical, economic, political, and social drivers, to develop business models and value propositions, and to bring a new company from idea to market-readiness.6 ECTSruns this semesterMGT001459Umweltpolitik im internationalen VergleichNo ratings for this module yet.Free ElectivesYou learn the basics of environmental policy from an international comparative perspective. The module conveys institutions, actors, processes and outcomes of environmental policy governance and analyzes conflict lines, implementation problems as well as multi-level aspects in Europe and internationally. In the end you can comparatively analyze national environmental policies and identify success and failure factors.6 ECTSruns this semesterPOL23200Urban Transitions Lab. Co-Designing Sustainable ChangeNo ratings for this module yet.Free ElectivesYou work interdisciplinarily on large-scale transformation processes in the urban space. In the module you analyze actor constellations and urban challenges, develop context-sensitive strategies and visual scenarios, and present these to relevant stakeholders; the goal is to develop sustainable design and implementation approaches and reflect on their feasibility.3 ECTSruns this semesterED120119Value Creation with AI at Scale: Strategy, Tech, People and GovernanceNo ratings for this module yet.Free ElectivesYou will learn how companies can create value at scale with AI – strategically, technologically, organizationally and responsibly. In the end you will be able to design a comprehensive AI value-creation strategy (including tech stack, people approach and governance) for a concrete company and convincingly present its benefits as well as risks.3 ECTSruns this semesterMGT001485Verantwortung im IngenieurberufNo ratings for this module yet.Free ElectivesYou learn fundamental questions of normative and applied ethics and explore how responsibility in the field of construction and environmental engineering looks. You practice recognizing, classifying and assessing professional and socio-normative value conflicts, and critically analyze models of responsible problem solving with regard to implementation, stakeholders, societal acceptance and sustainability goals.3 ECTSruns this semesterSOT53200Vertiefte Aspekte der NavigationstechnologieNo ratings for this module yet.Subject-Specific Elective ModulesYou gain an in-depth insight into navigation technology: from GNSS signals and receiver technology to concrete fields of application. In the end you will be able to explain the fundamentals of GNSS signals and the operation of receivers, trace the emergence of position solutions, and assess typical GNSS applications.5 ECTSruns this semesterBGU61031Wissenschaftliches Schreiben - Theorie und PraxisNo ratings for this module yet.Subject-Specific Elective ModulesIn this module you will learn systematically how scientific writing is planned, written, revised and reviewed. In the end you can formulate a research question, a research objective and a central method, as well as create a draft for a scientific paper and develop it in correct form.5 ECTSruns this semesterBGU400641.000+ ProjektwocheNo ratings for this module yet.Free ElectivesYou work in an interdisciplinary student team for one week directly with a company partner (SME or industry) on a real operational question. In the end you can assess operational processes and corporate culture, apply innovation processes, develop practically oriented solution strategies, and work across disciplines.3 ECTSno date this semesterCIT643002Academic Prompt Engineering and Management: Responsible Use in ActionNo ratings for this module yet.Free Electives3 ECTSno date this semesterSOT53405Actors, Environments and Technologies – Experimenting with Ways of Knowing and Doing STSNo ratings for this module yet.Free Electives6 ECTSno date this semesterSOT56603Advanced Numerical Modeling and Signal ProcessingNo ratings for this module yet.Elective Modules 2nd SemesterIn this module you will learn and apply advanced methods of signal processing and numerical modeling. This includes wavelet and multiscale analysis, principal component analysis, methods of regression and finite elements, and the application to real datasets within the framework of an overarching project.5 ECTSno date this semesterED110155Advanced Remote SensingNo ratings for this module yet.Elective Modules 2nd SemesterYou will learn fundamentals and advanced methods of remote sensing and machine learning. This includes supervised and unsupervised procedures for regression and classification, neural networks/Deep Learning, as well as fundamentals of microwave remote sensing and Synthetic Aperture Radar (SAR). In the end you will be able to select appropriate ML methods and apply them to practice-oriented remote sensing problems, and explain fundamental SAR methods.5 ECTSno date this semesterED110143Advanced Spacecraft TechnologyNo ratings for this module yet.Elective Modules 2nd SemesterYou learn how satellites and their subsystems are holistically designed, evaluated, and aligned with mission requirements. In the end, you will be able to understand subsystem requirements and performance metrics, consider propulsion and launch vehicle choices, assess performance trade-offs, and estimate life-cycle costs.5 ECTSno date this semesterED110144AI in Diverse SocietiesNo ratings for this module yet.Free ElectivesYou will learn how diversity and social inequality influence the development, deployment, and consequences of Artificial Intelligence. In the end you will be able to analyse contexts and assumptions behind AI, assess impacts in areas such as medicine, human resources, predictive policing, and social media, and discuss questions of global justice related to AI.6 ECTSno date this semesterSOT46301AI Regulation & Law (3 ECTS)No ratings for this module yet.Free ElectivesYou receive an introduction to the legal framework for Artificial Intelligence, with a focus on the European legal framework as well as an overview of developments in the USA, the UK and other countries. You will learn legal questions concerning General Purpose AI and the use of AI in various sectors (e.g., contract law, healthcare, human resources, transport) and, at the end, be able to name central risks, opportunities and fundamental regulatory concepts.3 ECTSno date this semesterSOT86062AI Regulation & Law (6 ECTS)No ratings for this module yet.Free ElectivesYou learn the legal foundations and current developments of the regulation of artificial intelligence, with a focus on EU law. In the end you will be able to classify application areas, opportunities and risks of AI legally and draw comparisons to regulations in the USA, the UK and other countries.6 ECTSno date this semesterSOT86063Algorithms & Fundamental RightsNo ratings for this module yet.Free ElectivesYou learn how algorithmic systems influence fundamental rights and societal norms. In the end you will be able to critically analyze the impacts of algorithms on autonomy, the rule of law, transparency, and accountability and discuss approaches to safeguard fundamental rights.6 ECTSno date this semesterSOT86075Analyse und Interpretation von Geoinformationen in der ErdbeobachtungNo ratings for this module yet.Subject-Specific Elective ModulesYou will receive a practice-oriented introduction to remote sensing techniques with a focus on satellite data. You will learn how processes in the geo-, hydro-, bio- and anthroposphere can be analyzed and interpreted using earth observation data. In the end, you will be able to select suitable EO datasets, interpret satellite images, and apply remote sensing tools to monitor real environmental processes.5 ECTSno date this semesterED110183Analyzing Text Data: From Basics to Advanced TechniquesNo ratings for this module yet.Free ElectivesThe module teaches techniques for analyzing text data from the basics to modern methods. You will learn to prepare and present texts, apply classical and modern methods such as classification, topic modeling, sentiment analysis as well as transformer and large language models in practice. In the end you will be able to implement text analyses in Python on real datasets and derive insights from them.6 ECTSno date this semesterSOT86069Ansätze der theoretischen Physik in den Klima- und ErdsystemwissenschaftenNo ratings for this module yet.Subject-Specific Elective ModulesYou learn how the Earth system and its climate can be described with concepts from theoretical physics. Based on selected works from dynamical systems theory, statistical mechanics and stochastic processes you understand central principles of climate dynamics and can classify them critically.3 ECTSno date this semesterED110116Application Project: Tech Policy PracticeNo ratings for this module yet.Free ElectivesYou will learn practice-oriented advisory work for politics and administration in the area of digital technologies and AI. Using a stylized lifecycle of policy advisory, you will gain insights into working methods, analysis tools and concrete case examples from practice. In the end you will understand core aspects of collaborating with decision-makers and the peculiarities of translational research in policy consulting.6 ECTSno date this semesterSOT86071Applied Philosophy of Quantum TheoryNo ratings for this module yet.Free ElectivesYou will learn the fundamentals of quantum information and computation as well as central ideas on quantum algorithms (e.g., search, amplitude amplification) and their application in Quantum Machine Learning and optimization. At the end of the course, you will be able to explain which quantum-physical concepts are used in quantum algorithms, how these algorithms work, and when they offer advantages over classical methods.6 ECTSno date this semesterSOT56401Applied Remote SensingNo ratings for this module yet.Subject-Specific Elective ModulesYou will learn the basics and applications of applied remote sensing: structure and characteristics of remote sensing missions and sensors, theoretical capture and processing of Earth observation data, as well as typical application areas such as environmental monitoring and disaster management. In the end you will be able to distinguish main missions and programs, describe application areas and challenges, and theoretically present approaches for processing Earth observation data for these tasks.3 ECTSno date this semesterED110182Asteroiden auf erdnahen BahnenNo ratings for this module yet.Subject-Specific Elective ModulesYou learn theories, methods and tools for the discovery, tracking, cataloguing and characterization of near-Earth objects (NEOs). You also engage with technologies and approaches for mitigation, distraction or destruction of such objects as well as relevant data sources and institutions. In the end you can assess the threat potential of NEOs and evaluate design processes for distraction missions.3 ECTSno date this semesterMW1790Astronomie SeminarNo ratings for this module yet.Subject-Specific Elective ModulesIn the seminar you develop the path from data acquisition to scientific analysis of astronomical observations. In the end you understand the components of an observatory, can autonomously capture CCD images with a telescope, extract astrometric positions and light curves from images, and develop simple software for astronomical navigation.3 ECTSno date this semesterED110070Ausgewählte Kapitel der physikalischen GeodäsieNo ratings for this module yet.Subject-Specific Elective ModulesYou engage with selected current topics in physical geodesy, including practical applications. You will learn to understand and apply processes such as the behavior of continental ice masses, interactions of the cryosphere with the ocean/atmosphere/solid earth, as well as the analysis and design of gravity field missions.3 ECTSno date this semesterBGU45025Ausgewählte Themen aus dem Bereich Computergrafik und -visionNo ratings for this module yet.Subject-Specific Elective ModulesIn this module selected current topics from computer graphics and image understanding are presented. You will learn the state of research and technology in these areas and can engage with current research projects.no date this semesterIN3200Ausgewählte Themen in Big Geospatial DataNo ratings for this module yet.Subject-Specific Elective ModulesYou will learn advanced techniques for managing and analyzing large geospatial data sets. The module introduces current research topics; you will select one of them and practically implement it in the accompanying seminar, including implementation and documentation.3 ECTSno date this semesterLRG1501Be the Change - Wie Sie Veränderungen anstoßen und ins Tun kommenNo ratings for this module yet.Free ElectivesYou deliberately engage with change processes: You learn how change succeeds, reflect on your values and your role as a Change Agent, and develop concrete plans to win others for projects and to implement change. In the end you can plan your own change projects, communicate targets to the target audience, and apply methods for implementation and evaluation.2 ECTSno date this semesterED100021Climate FinanceNo ratings for this module yet.Free ElectivesYou learn what role the financial system plays in the transition to a CO2‑neutral economy, which financial flows and instruments exist, and how policy can influence financial flows for mitigation and adaptation to climate change. By the end of the course you will be able to assess political instruments for mobilising climate finance, place international negotiating positions in context, and practically apply the links between research and policy in a policy brief.6 ECTSno date this semesterSOT86067Concepts of C++ ProgrammingNo ratings for this module yet.Subject-Specific Elective ModulesYou will learn the fundamental and modern concepts of the C++ programming language with a focus on runtime efficiency. By the end you will be able to apply, analyze and use concepts such as RAII, smart pointers, templates, classes/ inheritance, STL containers/iterators and build/test concepts in programming tasks.6 ECTSno date this semesterCIT323000Core Topic: Gender & DiversityNo ratings for this module yet.Free ElectivesYou engage with historical-sociological and philosophical perspectives on gender and diversity in the context of science and technology. You learn how technologies and scientific institutions shape gender and diversity relations and how this gives rise to research questions about inequality and difference.5 ECTSno date this semesterMCTS0051DAT Summer School: Design, Culture, and BelongingNo ratings for this module yet.Free ElectivesYou work experience-based at the intersection of design, culture and belonging. You reflect on your own identity, learn how culture can be shaped through design, and in teams you design an experiential concept that fosters belonging.3 ECTSno date this semesterED130122Designing Games to Understand the Tech Ecosystem - An Interdisciplinary Approach to Innovation and Ethics (Project Week)No ratings for this module yet.Free Electives6 ECTSno date this semesterSOT87319Detektion des Klimawandels in ErdbeobachtungsdatenNo ratings for this module yet.Subject-Specific Elective ModulesYou learn how climate change signals are detected and interpreted in observational data. In the seminar, measurement methods (focus on satellite remote sensing, also in situ) and findings for the atmosphere, oceans, ice, sea ice, and land vegetation are compared and reconciled with theoretical insights and model results, so that you can assess observable changes and methodological boundaries.5 ECTSno date this semesterED110179Einführung in die KognitionswissenschaftNo ratings for this module yet.Free ElectivesYou learn the basics of cognitive science: how brains, minds, computation and behavior are interconnected, which theories and methods shape the field, and how insights are applied in areas such as education, HCI and AI. By the end you can critically appraise scientific questions of cognitive science, read relevant sources, and transfer findings to professional contexts.4 ECTSno date this semesterSOT10117Einführung in die Philosophie für Ingenieurinnen und IngenieureNo ratings for this module yet.Free ElectivesYou receive an introduction to central areas of philosophy (e.g., ethics, logic, metaphysics, epistemology, natural philosophy, philosophy of mind, aesthetics) and learn to connect philosophical questions with natural-scientific-technical and societal aspects. In the end you will be able to analyze ethical tensions, develop justified solution proposals, and transfer these to professional contexts.4 ECTSno date this semesterMW8003Energy Transitions in Comparative PerspectiveNo ratings for this module yet.Free ElectivesYou will learn the political, institutional and technical aspects of the sustainable transformation of energy systems in Germany, Europe and internationally. By the end you will be able to analyse key actors, control instruments and determinants of energy policy, apply comparative policy methods, and critically evaluate political outcomes.6 ECTSno date this semesterSOT82350Englisch - Advanced Business Communication C2No ratings for this module yet.Free ElectivesYou engage with advanced English business communication (C2). You train reading, listening, speaking and writing based on current economic topics and you can analyze complex texts and convey your ideas confidently in English to an international audience.3 ECTSno date this semesterSZ0407Englisch - Creative Writing C1: The Art of Craft - Toward Publication: Critical Revision TechniquesNo ratings for this module yet.Free ElectivesYou delve into narrative and rhetorical techniques for fictional and non-fictional texts and learn how form and content interact. In the end you will be able to apply advanced writing techniques, conduct peer-text work in workshops, and prepare manuscripts for publication.3 ECTSno date this semesterSZ0498Englisch - Critical Thinking and Science Writing C2No ratings for this module yet.Free ElectivesYou will learn to critically question scientific texts and to write your own scientific texts in English clearly and factually. By the end you will be able to evaluate information from scientific literature, structure texts according to English-speaking scientific conventions, and write grammatically and rhetorically cleanly.4 ECTSno date this semesterSZ0452Englisch - English for Automotive Engineers C1No ratings for this module yet.Free ElectivesYou deepen and train grammar and vocabulary at C1 level with a focus on topics from business and technology. You practice both oral and written communication forms that are important in professional life, and you develop strategies for self-directed continuing learning.3 ECTSno date this semesterSZ0460Englisch - English for Nerds: Learning with Sci-fi and Fantasy C1No ratings for this module yet.Free ElectivesYou will practice communicative skills at C1 level with texts and excerpts from science fiction and fantasy works, tailored to topics you choose in a needs analysis. In the end you will be able to understand demanding texts, express yourself fluently and differentiatingly, and clearly present complex and speculative factual matters.3 ECTSno date this semesterSZ04104Englisch - English for Political Science C1No ratings for this module yet.Free ElectivesIn this module you prepare yourself to read and discuss political science texts in English fluently. The focus is on texts from political theory, comparative politics and international relations; students also select current contributions to accompany. In the end you can read academic texts at C1 level and discuss their content confidently.3 ECTSno date this semesterSZ0455Englisch - English for Scientific Purposes C1No ratings for this module yet.Free ElectivesYou practice scientific and technical English in discussions and presentations, improve written and spoken expression, and learn to distinguish situations according to formal or informal language use. By the end you will have an expanded technical vocabulary in science/engineering and improved reading, writing, listening, and speaking skills at the C1 level.3 ECTSno date this semesterSZ0429Englisch - English Pronunciation C1No ratings for this module yet.Free ElectivesYou will improve your English pronunciation for everyday, conversational situations and formal settings. By the end you will understand various English accents, recognize stress in words and word groups, and use features of fluent speech (linking, elision of sounds, intonation) as well as clear pronunciation in presentations.3 ECTSno date this semesterSZ0489Englisch - Focus on the USA C1No ratings for this module yet.Free ElectivesIn this module you prepare for study or work in the USA and engage critically with cultural differences and common US stereotypes (e.g., exceptionalism). In the end you will be able to understand complex texts, express yourself spontaneously and in a differentiated way at the C1 level, and write well-structured texts on demanding topics.3 ECTSno date this semesterSZ0420Englisch - Great Minds in Science and Technology C1No ratings for this module yet.Free ElectivesYou are dealing with 6–8 technical texts (articles, chapters, books) from natural sciences and engineering and you prepare presentations on them. In the end you will be able to discuss technical topics in English, argue, evaluate texts, and write scientifically in English yourself (C1 level).3 ECTSno date this semesterSZ04102Englisch - Poetry and Design C1No ratings for this module yet.Free Electives3 ECTSno date this semesterSZ04106Englisch - Professional English for Business and Technology C1No ratings for this module yet.Free ElectivesYou train professional communication skills in English for business and technology. You work with current economically relevant topics (e.g., ethics, sustainability, leadership, diversity), practice reading, listening, speaking and writing, and learn to understand complex texts, critically analyze them and present your ideas in English effectively.3 ECTSno date this semesterSZ04108Englisch - Transatlantic Relations: Current Affairs in the U.S. and the E.U. C1No ratings for this module yet.Free ElectivesYou will improve your English to C1 level by talking and writing about current topics in the USA and the EU. At the end you will be able to present complex topics in a clear and structured way, communicate spontaneously and fluently, and understand and produce demanding texts.3 ECTSno date this semesterSZ0438Entrepreneurial PrototypingNo ratings for this module yet.Free ElectivesIn the module you engage in-depth with research topics in entrepreneurship research, e.g. role models, psychology of entrepreneurs, leadership, idea generation, company founding, growth and internationalization. In the end you will be able to understand relevant literature, work on your own research question and present and discuss the results in a scientific paper.6 ECTSno date this semesterWI001166Entwicklung und Design nützlicher autonomer FahrzeugeNo ratings for this module yet.Free ElectivesYou will learn how useful autonomous vehicle systems are designed and evaluated. The module covers technical, societal and economic challenges, selection of hardware and software architectures, as well as concrete use cases and ODD definitions, so that you can conceptualize and critically assess autonomous systems at the end.3 ECTSno date this semesterED150018Erdsystemdynamik in Modellen und BeobachtungenNo ratings for this module yet.Subject-Specific Elective ModulesYou will learn how the Earth system is analyzed with the help of models and observational data, with a focus on data-driven dynamic modeling and its differences to process-based modeling. In the end you can assess uncertainties in measurement data and evaluate how measurements influence the calibration, evaluation and parameter estimation of data-driven models.3 ECTSno date this semesterED110064ErdsystemmodellierungNo ratings for this module yet.Elective Modules 2nd SemesterYou deepen your methods of Earth system modelling and learn how the atmosphere, oceans, biosphere and cryosphere are simulated together. You acquire the ability to develop simple to complex climate and Earth system models, to understand nonlinear feedbacks, and to validate models with observational data. In the end you can select suitable Earth system models for specific questions and critically evaluate their results.5 ECTSno date this semesterED110011Ethics in Artificial IntelligenceNo ratings for this module yet.Free ElectivesYou will learn to analyze ethical issues along the lifecycle of AI — from normative foundations to concrete use cases. In the end you will be able to apply ethical theories to AI problems and critically reflect on legal and organizational aspects of development, deployment and use of AI.3 ECTSno date this semesterSOT87317Ethik für Ingenieurinnen und IngenieureNo ratings for this module yet.Free ElectivesYou engage with central questions of practical philosophy and ethics: freedom, human dignity, duty, virtue, justice, the good life, responsibility of the individual and technology, as well as other topics. In the end you will be able to analyze historical and conceptual foundations of ethics, develop your own philosophical positions, and assess ethical questions in technical and professional contexts.3 ECTSno date this semesterMW8004Ethische RobotersystemeNo ratings for this module yet.Free ElectivesYou learn the ethical questions at the interface of robotics and AI: from responsibility and liability to data protection, surveillance and the world of work, up to human-robot interaction. In the end you will be able to apply ethical theories to concrete problems in robotic systems, design decision-making processes and critically analyze the long-term social consequences of technological developments.5 ECTSno date this semesterED150036EuroTeQ Collider. Enhancing Connections for Sustainable Futures (BSc)No ratings for this module yet.Free ElectivesIn this seminar you work in interdisciplinary and international teams on real challenges around “Enhancing Connections for Sustainable Futures” in the areas People, Nature and Technology. In the end you can apply your disciplinary knowledge in a team, apply design/engineering and business approaches to solve real problems, and communicate your results internationally.6 ECTSno date this semesterSOT82701EuroTeQ Collider. Enhancing Connections for Sustainable Futures (MSc)No ratings for this module yet.Subject-Specific Elective ModulesIn this module you work in interdisciplinary and international teams on real challenges around ‘Enhancing connections for sustainable futures’. You develop and test creative, prototype solutions in the areas People, Nature or Technology and learn to communicate these to stakeholders.6 ECTSno date this semesterSOT86701Fachübergreifendes ProjektNo ratings for this module yet.Subject-Specific Elective ModulesYou work on a current, interdisciplinary topic in geodesy, individually or in a team. In the end you can independently analyze the topic, apply appropriate methods and literature, develop Lösungsansätze and defend your results in a report and presentation.3 ECTSno date this semesterBV450023Fachübergreifendes ProjektNo ratings for this module yet.Subject-Specific Elective ModulesYou work on a current, cross-disciplinary research topic in Geodesy, individually or in a team. In the end you will be able to analyse the topic independently, apply suitable methods, develop your own solutions, and present and defend the results in writing and orally.6 ECTSno date this semesterBV450022Fit für den Einstieg in die neue ArbeitsweltNo ratings for this module yet.Free ElectivesYou learn essential soft skills for the new world of work: self-, social- and methodological competence. In the end you can reflect on personal values and goals, apply agile working methods and team tools, and develop your own strategy for implementing what you have learned in professional everyday life.2 ECTSno date this semesterED100010Future Making & CreativityNo ratings for this module yet.Free ElectivesYou engage with the role of creativity in innovation processes and learn how artistic production — especially photography — can be used as a driver for society-oriented innovations. In the course you collaboratively develop a photographic exhibition that thematizes alternative entrepreneurial strategies for implementing the Inner Development Goals (IDGs). In the end you will be able to apply creative methods specifically to strategy-related questions and contribute visually-analytically to the discussion of societal progress.6 ECTSno date this semesterMGT001447Gender Disparities in Health and DevelopmentNo ratings for this module yet.Free ElectivesYou will learn the basics of health and development research with a focus on gender-specific inequalities, especially in Global South countries. By the end you will be able to explain measurement approaches to gender disparities, identify areas where women are systematically disadvantaged, and summarize and evaluate the findings of major empirical studies.3 ECTSno date this semesterSOT82107Generative Design Studio: Responsible Quantum InnovationNo ratings for this module yet.Free ElectivesYou will learn fundamental concepts of quantum technologies (e.g., superposition, entanglement, uncertainty) and apply these together with principles of generative design and creative coding to gestalten projects. In the end you can explain quantum basics, apply generative design methods and critically reflect on their societal impact.6 ECTSno date this semesterSOT86124Geographic Text AnalysisNo ratings for this module yet.Subject-Specific Elective ModulesYou will learn how large text data collections — for example from social media, news, or government sources — can be used to answer geodetic and geographic questions. In the end you will be able to process, classify and geocode text data on a large scale and apply these results with other geospatial data, in particular remote sensing data, and in practice.3 ECTSno date this semesterED110049Geosensornetzwerke und das Internet der DingeNo ratings for this module yet.Subject-Specific Elective ModulesIn this module you will learn how IoT and geosensor networks are built, operated and analyzed. At the end you will be able to deploy sensor hardware and microcontrollers, transmit data over networks (in particular LoRa/LoRaWAN) and use open standards (e.g. OGC SensorThings API) for management, visualization and analysis of sensor data.5 ECTSno date this semesterED110027GIS mit freiwillig erhobenen geographischen InformationenNo ratings for this module yet.Subject-Specific Elective ModulesYou will learn fundamental concepts and applications of open geodata (e.g. VGI and Open Government data) and of FOSSGIS software (e.g. GRASS GIS, QGIS, GDAL/OGR). The focus is on evaluating data quality of voluntarily collected geoinformation as well as its potential and limits. Practically you will practice GIS analyses and mini-projects with open-source tools.3 ECTSno date this semesterED110103Global Crises and Political ChallengesNo ratings for this module yet.Free ElectivesYou engage with contemporary global crises and learn how different types of crises (e.g., ecological, economic, technological, political) are interconnected and influence political decision-making processes under uncertainty. In the end you will be able to analytically examine these interconnections systemically, investigate data- and scenario-based approaches, and design a simple Scenario Exploration System (game) to explore crisis dynamics.6 ECTSno date this semesterSOT86125Global Governance of AINo ratings for this module yet.Free ElectivesYou will receive an introduction to the international governance of Artificial Intelligence. Based on theoretical foundations and concrete case studies, you will learn key norms, standards and institutions and, in the end, be able to describe structural patterns as well as drivers of current governance and regulatory approaches by international and national actors.6 ECTSno date this semesterSOT86082Global Insights - Essentail Skills for International TeamsNo ratings for this module yet.Free ElectivesYou will learn the fundamentals of intercultural competence and apply various cultural theories to international teamwork. By the end you will be able to recognize, reflect on and constructively use cultural differences in professional conflicts and collaboration.2 ECTSno date this semesterED100052Ground and Space Mission ElementsNo ratings for this module yet.Elective Modules 2nd SemesterThe module covers dynamics and control of spacecraft and robotic systems in orbit, as well as basics of satellite communication and space operations. You will learn to apply dynamic models, understand control principles for attitude and robotics, and assess the ground network and operational processes of satellites.5 ECTSno date this semesterED110146Grundlagen von Human and Humanity Centered DesignNo ratings for this module yet.Free ElectivesYou learn how to systematically integrate human experiences and societal impacts into a design process. At the end you will be able to apply a design-research-based, Human and Humanity Centered approach, create initial prototypes, and convincingly communicate your solution as well as the underlying process.6 ECTSno date this semesterED130048History and/of TechnologyNo ratings for this module yet.Free ElectivesYou engage with the role of war, genocide and the Holocaust in the history of the 20th century and their impact on the present and the future. You learn how history — in particular the memory of violence and genocide — can be used as an instrument to shape political and social developments and what role technology plays in this. In the end you can apply these insights to the defense of democratic values and to the analysis of a multiethnic society.6 ECTSno date this semesterSOT86079Innovation FacilitatorNo ratings for this module yet.Free ElectivesYou work five intensive days in interdisciplinary teams on a real challenge from a partner. You learn to develop, prototype, and test sustainable business ideas with entrepreneurial thinking and user-centered methods—always with a view to people, planet, and profit (Triple Bottom Line). In the end you will be able to identify opportunities, validate user needs, and present initial business assumptions with justification.6 ECTSno date this semesterMGT001347Innovation SprintNo ratings for this module yet.Free ElectivesYou work five intensive days in interdisciplinary teams on a real challenge from a partner. You learn to develop sustainable business ideas with entrepreneurial thinking and user-centered methods, from empathic research to prototyping to the pitch, always with consideration of people, planet and profit.6 ECTSno date this semesterMGT001348Innovationen und Politik für nachhaltige MobilitätNo ratings for this module yet.Free ElectivesYou will learn the history of technical innovations and mobility policy since the 19th century, structured in three decisive epochs: industrialization, the motor age, and the green transformation. In the end you will be able to name, evaluate and derive strategies for a sustainable transport development from central innovations, political framework conditions and their impacts on society and sustainability.6 ECTSno date this semesterSOT86103Integrated Design ProjectweekNo ratings for this module yet.Free ElectivesIn this intensive project week you work interdisciplinarily on the integration of structural analysis, climate and space. In the end you will be able to analyze and translate connections between structure, daylight management, natural ventilation and passive heating/cooling measures into design concepts as well as large physical models (scale 1:50–1:20).3 ECTSno date this semesterED120096International DevelopmentNo ratings for this module yet.Free ElectivesIn this seminar you will get a compact overview of central theories, measurement methods and findings of international development research. You will learn how development, poverty and inequality are defined and measured, which explanations exist for different levels of development, how poverty affects the lives of individuals and households, and which political or evidence-based intervention possibilities are discussed. In the end you will be able to critically place the debates on the effectiveness and limits of development aid.6 ECTSno date this semesterSOT86088International Development, Poverty and InequalityNo ratings for this module yet.Free ElectivesYou will learn basic concepts and measurement methods related to economic development, poverty and inequality. By the end you will be able to classify the causes and consequences of these phenomena, compute common metrics, and critically evaluate empirical findings. Practical exercises in R help you measure poverty and inequality in concrete datasets.3 ECTSno date this semesterSOT86200Introduction to Global HealthNo ratings for this module yet.Free ElectivesYou will be introduced to the field of Global Health with a focus on developments in countries of the Global South. You will learn key terms, the relationships between health and development, as well as trends in disease burden, and you will be able to critically evaluate different intervention and measurement approaches.3 ECTSno date this semesterSOT82106Introduction to Programming for non-Computer ScientistsNo ratings for this module yet.Free ElectivesYou learn the fundamental concepts of programming and their practical application with Python. By the end you will be able to write programs, prepare text files for further processing, and automatically collect and process data from the Internet (e.g., social media).6 ECTSno date this semesterPOL20100Introduction to Prompt and Bot Engineering and Management in AcademiaNo ratings for this module yet.Free Electives3 ECTSno date this semesterSOT53404Invent to Empower: Maker-centered Learning Through Art and EngineeringNo ratings for this module yet.Free ElectivesYou will learn the basics of maker-centered learning and develop your own tangible learning tools and materials to support STEM learning for young people. In the end, you will be able to design prototypes in interdisciplinary small groups, reflect on their learning impact, and present your work.3 ECTSno date this semesterSOT10146Klimasignaturen in der HydrosphäreNo ratings for this module yet.Subject-Specific Elective ModulesYou engage with climate signals in oceans and continental hydrology using satellite altimetry and physical models. In the end you will be able to process observed data, analyze it, and assess temporal changes of hydrosphere estimates in the context of physical processes and climate change.3 ECTSno date this semesterED110014Kommunikationstraining - Schwierige Situationen und Verhandlungen erfolgreich meisternNo ratings for this module yet.Free ElectivesIn this seminar you will train communication and conflict resolution skills with a focus on difficult situations and negotiations. By the end you will be able to apply conversation techniques, manage conflicts in a solution-oriented way, and independently employ various negotiation and argumentation strategies.2 ECTSno date this semesterED100012Learning and BehaviorNo ratings for this module yet.Free ElectivesYou will learn neurophysiological foundations and psychological theories of learning, motivation and behavioral control. In the end you will be able to explain models of memory, learning processes, motivated behavior and dual‑process theories and apply this knowledge to health and sport behavior as well as to the design and modification of learning and behavioral processes.6 ECTSno date this semesterMH210007Machine Learning and Society (3 ECTS)No ratings for this module yet.Free ElectivesYou learn how machine learning influences societal structures, values and decisions and which ethical, social and technical challenges arise from it. In the end you will be able to critically assess ML systems, identify possible biases and harms, and apply approaches to alignment, auditing and safeguarding (red teaming) of ML systems.3 ECTSno date this semesterSOT86066Machine Learning and Society (6 ECTS)No ratings for this module yet.Free ElectivesYou engage with the societal, ethical, and technical impacts of Machine Learning. In the end you will be able to critically evaluate ML systems, recognise potential biases and harms, practically apply methods such as auditing and red teaming, and assess the importance of alignment for large language models.6 ECTSno date this semesterSOT86065Machine Learning for Graphs and Sequential DataNo ratings for this module yet.Subject-Specific Elective ModulesYou will learn methods of machine learning for graph data and sequential data. You understand models for texts and temporal sequences as well as techniques for networks and graphs and can apply and evaluate them to real tasks. In the end you can select suitable procedures and assess their strengths/weaknesses for non-independent data.5 ECTSno date this semesterIN2323Maschinelles Lernen für ComputersehenNo ratings for this module yet.Subject-Specific Elective ModulesYou will learn fundamental machine learning methods that are frequently used in computer vision (e.g., object classification, segmentation, denoising, camera calibration). In the end you will be able to explain the mathematical formulation of central procedures, create simple implementations, and apply them to concrete datasets from the field of computer vision.5 ECTSno date this semesterIN2357Meaningful Project ManagementNo ratings for this module yet.Free ElectivesYou will learn how to systematically translate a real problem into a feasible project and to plan and implement it according to international standards. At the end you can recognise project phases, plan with professional PM tools, work in international teams and present project results on time.3 ECTSno date this semesterMCTS0049Modellierung und Maschinelles Lernen von dynamischen SystemenNo ratings for this module yet.Subject-Specific Elective ModulesYou will learn to use the Julia programming language for the analysis and simulation of nonlinear and chaotic dynamical systems. In the end you can implement simple nonlinear models in Julia, analyze time series of dynamical systems, and apply data-driven modeling approaches — with examples from Earth system and climate modeling.5 ECTSno date this semesterED110068Natural Language Processing: Shortcuts and Biases in Artificial IntelligenceNo ratings for this module yet.Free ElectivesYou will learn how shortcuts and data thinking in NLP models lead to biased or unreliable results and which methods and metrics exist to detect and mitigate these problems. In the end you will be able to understand, assess and apply current techniques for analysis and debiasing of language models in your own projects.6 ECTSno date this semesterSOT86058Navigation mit INS und GNSSNo ratings for this module yet.Subject-Specific Elective ModulesYou learn how to combine inertial navigation (INS) and GNSS: from the mathematical foundations and sensor concepts through calibration and kinematic GNSS positioning to Kalman filters and the evaluation of joint measurements. In the end you will be able to deploy coupled sensor systems in the field, develop measurement concepts and evaluate and interpret the results.3 ECTSno date this semesterBV610018New Space EconomyNo ratings for this module yet.Subject-Specific Elective ModulesYou will learn the development and current structure of the space economy, distinguish New Space from traditional spaceflight and analyze the value chain. In the end you can analyze New Space companies using a six-element framework (product, process, technology, business model, financing, stakeholders) and identify opportunities for innovation.5 ECTSno date this semesterED110181Opportunity Hunters - Thinking Like an EntrepreneurNo ratings for this module yet.Free ElectivesYou learn how founders embark on paths to self-employment and how entrepreneurial opportunities emerge from problems. Through practice reports, methodological inputs, and your own field research, you recognize, analyze and validate real problem spaces and assess their founding potential — including targeted use and critical evaluation of AI as an exploration tool.6 ECTSno date this semesterMGT001526Opportunity Hunters Pro - Thinking Like Innovative EntrepreneursNo ratings for this module yet.Free ElectivesYou learn to recognize problem spaces in business and society, decompose them into subproblems, and evaluate their relevance in data- and field-based terms. Based on founder stories, AI-assisted initial analysis, and your own primary research (interviews, observations), you develop the ability to identify opportunities for entrepreneurial action and to reflect on them critically.6 ECTSno date this semesterMGT001527Philosophy of Artificial Intelligence: Key ReadingsNo ratings for this module yet.Free Electives6 ECTSno date this semesterSOT56307Political Communication in a Changing WorldNo ratings for this module yet.Free ElectivesYou learn how media influence political opinion formation, election campaigns and public debates: from classical theories on agenda-setting and framing to current topics such as polarization, disinformation and the role of entertainment. By the end you will be able to analyze political communication strategies, contextualize them across countries and practically implement your own campaigns.3 ECTSno date this semesterSOT82116Politics for Rocket Scientists: Einführung in die Politikwissenschaft für Nicht-PolitikwissenschaftlerNo ratings for this module yet.Free ElectivesYou will receive an introduction to the systematic analysis of politics and political design from local to global. You will learn how political preferences arise and are articulated, how institutions (legislature, executive, courts) translate these preferences into policy, and how political theory, empirical evidence and ethics interact — with particular focus on interfaces with science, technology, economy and society.6 ECTSno date this semesterPOL00011Precision AgricultureNo ratings for this module yet.Subject-Specific Elective ModulesYou will learn the concepts, technologies and economic aspects of precision agriculture. The module conveys how remote sensing, GIS/GPS, sensor technology, robotics and variable application are used to analyze soil and crop variability and to derive site-specific management decisions.5 ECTSno date this semesterWZ1060Principled Entrepreneurial DecisionsNo ratings for this module yet.Free ElectivesYou learn how your personal values and principles shape your decisions as a founder or leader in startups. By the end you can clearly formulate your own values, design a personal and company-related decision framework, and better assess and address ethical dilemmas in founding situations.6 ECTSno date this semesterWI001141Principles of Atmospheric Remote Sensing RetrievalsNo ratings for this module yet.Subject-Specific Elective ModulesIn this module you will learn numerical methods for solving inverse problems in atmospheric remote sensing. Building on linear algebra and differential equations, regularization techniques such as Tikhonov, Generalized Cross Validation and L-curve are covered and applied to real measurement tasks (e.g., temperature profiles, gas concentrations). By the end you will be able to understand inverse problems, practically apply regularization methods, and estimate regularization parameters.3 ECTSno date this semesterLRG5400Project Seminar in Earth Oriented Space Science and TechnologyNo ratings for this module yet.Elective Modules 2nd SemesterYou work in a project team on an application for Earth observation with satellite data: from the idea through system requirements and architecture to software implementation and data analysis with real satellite data. In addition, you prepare an individual seminar presentation on a current ESPACE topic and present it to the group.5 ECTSno date this semesterED110150Project Week: AI in the MetaverseNo ratings for this module yet.Free ElectivesYou work in an interdisciplinary team on building a virtual 3D society where virtual characters interact based on Large Language Models. In the end you can plan, implement and present sub-tasks for game design, Backend/LLM infrastructure or constitutional and legal questions to a cross-disciplinary audience.6 ECTSno date this semesterSOT86090Project Week: AI, Society, and GovernanceNo ratings for this module yet.Free ElectivesYou engage with the interplay of Artificial Intelligence, society and governance from a social science perspective. You will learn how AI changes social and economic processes, how to use AI tools for social science research, and how to critically evaluate and audit models.3 ECTSno date this semesterSOT86089Project Week: GovTech Design Lab: Harnessing AI, Earth Observation and Data Storytelling to Tackle Climate Security and ConflictNo ratings for this module yet.Subject-Specific Elective ModulesYou work in an interdisciplinary team to analyze geospatial data and publicly available datasets (e.g., via Google Earth Engine) and derive insights that are valuable for decision-makers and the public. The aim is the further development of Geoguard (an environmental dashboard) in collaboration with UN DPPA, as well as learning Data Storytelling to communicate complex interrelationships.6 ECTSno date this semesterSOT86081Project Week: Sensors and Wearables for Automated Detection of Nutrition, Physical Activity, and SleepNo ratings for this module yet.Free ElectivesIn the Project Week you will learn methods and sensors with which nutrition, physical activity and sleep can be automatically recorded. You will receive short theoretical introductions and work practically with wearables, raw data and analysis methods in order to integrate and evaluate multimodal data at the end.4 ECTSno date this semesterMHP00002Project Week: TUM Digital Health Technology Innovation LabNo ratings for this module yet.Free ElectivesYou deal with innovations in the Digital Health and digital medical technology sector. You will learn to understand important stakeholders (e.g. service providers, insurers, medical technology and pharmaceutical companies, venture capital) and their relationships, as well as to analyze concrete case studies. In the end you will be able to systematically address problems in Health Tech, develop creative product strategies, and present results for different stakeholders.5 ECTSno date this semesterMHP00007Projekt Photogrammetrie und FernerkundungNo ratings for this module yet.Subject-Specific Elective ModulesYou work independently on a project from photogrammetry, remote sensing or image understanding. Possible topics range from object extraction and sensor/platform analysis to surface modelling, change detection and sensor fusion to modern methods of computer vision and machine learning. In the end you can analyze a research problem, implement solutions and evaluate them experimentally, and present the results in writing and orally.5 ECTSno date this semesterED110039Projekt: Verantwortungsethik im Bereich interdisziplinärer ForschungsaktivitätenNo ratings for this module yet.Free ElectivesYou will learn how to recognize, analyze, and evaluate ethical questions and normative conflicts in inter- and transdisciplinary research projects. In the end you will be able to place case studies from technology and natural sciences in an interdisciplinary context, develop ethical solution strategies, and present them clearly.3 ECTSno date this semesterSOT63306Projektwoche: Creative Mind Change. Eine KreativitätswerkstattNo ratings for this module yet.Free ElectivesIn this workshop you explore creative methods to question your own thinking and behavioral patterns and create new connections. At the end you will be able to recognize your creative potential, apply artistic techniques, and derive concrete courses of action from complex phenomena.2 ECTSno date this semesterSOT62403Projektwoche: Design FuturingNo ratings for this module yet.Free ElectivesIn the Design Futuring project week you will learn methods of futures studies, speculative design and design futuring and apply them practically. In the end you will be able to develop visionary future scenarios, visualize them, critically evaluate them and translate them into concrete design approaches or artifacts.6 ECTSno date this semesterED120117Projektwoche: Future Mobility CampNo ratings for this module yet.Free ElectivesYou work in interdisciplinary teams on concepts for the mobility of the future. You will learn technical fundamentals of autonomous and connected vehicles, test them practically with 1:10 model vehicles in a miniature city, and at the same time develop economically and socially sustainable mobility solutions.3 ECTSno date this semesterED150040Projektwoche: New Technologies for Design ResearchNo ratings for this module yet.Free ElectivesIn the project week "New Technologies for Design Research" you will learn to employ technologically based methods of design research to investigate user behavior, emotions and physiological responses to environments, products or services. In the end you will be able to develop a research design with a selected measurement method, conduct an exemplary study and evaluate and reflectively document the results.6 ECTSno date this semesterED120118Projektwoche: Responsible, Sustainable and Inclusive Digital Product CreationNo ratings for this module yet.Free ElectivesIn this module you will learn to design digital products responsibly, sustainably and inclusively. By the end you will be able to explain the social, societal and ecological impacts of digital product design, consider them in your own concepts, and implement them in interdisciplinary teams.6 ECTSno date this semesterCIT623000Quantum Entrepreneurship LaboratoryNo ratings for this module yet.Free ElectivesYou work in interdisciplinary teams on real challenges from the Munich Quantum Valley: You develop relevant software prototypes for the quantum industry and work out marketing and business strategies. In the end you present the project at the Demo Day and create a Whitepaper describing the startup idea.3 ECTSno date this semesterWI001258Rechnergestützte Physik 2No ratings for this module yet.Subject-Specific Elective ModulesYou will learn advanced numerical methods for classical and quantum mechanical problems. Topics range from random numbers, Fourier transforms and Monte Carlo techniques to nonlinear systems, chaos theory and fractals up to finite elements, wavelets, neural networks and fundamentals of lattice gauge theory. By the end you will be able to formulate such models numerically, implement them and assess them.5 ECTSno date this semesterPH2090Regulation of Digital Markets in Africa (Project Week)No ratings for this module yet.Free ElectivesIn this module you will engage with the regulation of digital markets in Africa, compare models such as the EU Digital Markets Act and US approaches, and develop concrete policy proposals based on this. In the end you will be able to critically evaluate different regulatory approaches, assess their transferability to African contexts, and produce practically oriented policy papers.6 ECTSno date this semesterSOT86119Satellite NavigationNo ratings for this module yet.Subject-Specific Elective ModulesYou will learn how satellite-based navigation systems determine position, time and velocity using radio measurements. You understand influencing factors such as satellite geometry, measurement errors and propagation disturbances, and you know the fundamental algorithms for the design of a simple receiver.6 ECTSno date this semesterEI0432Satellite Navigation LaboratoryNo ratings for this module yet.Subject-Specific Elective ModulesYou implement in six practical sessions the fundamental building blocks of a satellite navigation receiver. In the end you will be able to program the individual receiver blocks, study their convergence and complexity, and assess the quantities and corrections important for satellite navigation.6 ECTSno date this semesterEI5028Satellitennavigation und vertiefte HimmelsmechanikNo ratings for this module yet.Elective Modules 2nd SemesterYou learn methods of differential satellite navigation (GNSS, Differential-GPS, carrier-phase ambiguities, augmentation systems) and advanced celestial mechanics (non-gravitational accelerations, position determination, analytical orbit theory, Lagrange points). By the end you will be able to process GNSS data for precise positioning, solve phase ambiguities, and apply orbit-mechanical concepts to practical problems.5 ECTSno date this semesterBGU61033Scaling Entrepreneurial VenturesNo ratings for this module yet.Free ElectivesYou will learn how entrepreneurial companies can be systematically scaled and grown. The module conveys central theories, concepts and frameworks for scaling, shows typical challenges (leadership, team, structure, finances, sustainability) and lets you analyze the scaling potential of a real early-stage startup and develop concrete recommendations.6 ECTSno date this semesterMGT001404Schlüsselkompetenzen in der PraxisNo ratings for this module yet.Free ElectivesIn the seminar you gain insights into profession- and study-relevant soft-skill topics such as responsibility, personality, interaction, diversity, knowledge management, and shaping the future. You apply theoretical inputs interactively, reflect on your behavior in individual and group situations, and train concrete social behaviors with feedback.2 ECTSno date this semesterED100007Seminar Design von ErdbeobachtungsmissionenNo ratings for this module yet.Subject-Specific Elective ModulesYou design and analyze Earth observation satellite missions. You learn to define scientific and technical requirements, to design suitable satellite concepts (bus, instruments, orbit, ground segment), and to specify data management and processing algorithms.3 ECTSno date this semesterBGU45026Seminar Entwicklung von ErdbeobachtungsmissionenNo ratings for this module yet.Subject-Specific Elective ModulesIn seminar format you develop a concept for an Earth observation satellite mission: from scientific requirements through the specification of technical components to simple simulations and a numerical data processor. In the end you can present and defend a satellite concept including measurement concept and simulation results.3 ECTSno date this semesterBGU45027Signalverarbeitung mit FPGAs für DetektorenNo ratings for this module yet.Subject-Specific Elective ModulesIn this module you will learn the structure and operation of FPGAs and how to realize projects for detectors with them. You acquire practical skills in creating FPGA projects and in programming with VHDL. In the end you will be able to independently design simple FPGA designs and implement them in VHDL.5 ECTSno date this semesterPH2101Societal ComputingNo ratings for this module yet.Free ElectivesYou learn how to use human-centered data to discover patterns of societal behavior, test theories, and conduct responsible research. By the end of the course you will be able to perform data analyses, systematically plan research projects, and critically assess the societal implications of computing.6 ECTSno date this semesterSOT86068Society and TechnologyNo ratings for this module yet.Free ElectivesYou will learn how data infrastructures are embedded in social, political and cultural contexts and what consequences this has for security, risks, trust and justice. You will receive basic social science concepts and epistemological insights as well as initial qualitative methods to analyze societal effects of data infrastructures and to develop responsible solutions.6 ECTSno date this semesterSOT46402Softwaredefinierter GNSS-EmpfängerNo ratings for this module yet.Subject-Specific Elective ModulesYou learn how to design and implement a software-defined GNSS receiver (SDR-based). The module covers front-end design, signal preprocessing, acquisition and tracking of GPS L1(C/A) signals, and the processing of navigation data for position determination. In the end you will be able to conceive a GNSS software receiver and explain and apply its components for signal acquisition and position determination.4 ECTSno date this semesterED110118Space ExplorationNo ratings for this module yet.Subject-Specific Elective ModulesThe module offers an introduction to space exploration: history, the formation of the solar system, planets, moons, small bodies, trajectories as well as mission and space systems. You will learn to evaluate scientific mission objectives, to develop mission architectures, and to formulate technology requirements.5 ECTSno date this semesterED110108Space Systems SeminarNo ratings for this module yet.Subject-Specific Elective ModulesIn this seminar you will learn about current topics and trends in Space System Engineering, e.g. Pico-/Nanosatellites, constellations, remote sensing, astronautics, space medicine and New Space. By the end you will be able to overview the major challenges of the space industry and derive critical research questions and innovation ideas from lectures.3 ECTSno date this semesterED110111Spacecraft Design - GrundlagenNo ratings for this module yet.Subject-Specific Elective ModulesYou learn the fundamentals of satellite and mission design: structure, functions and performance indicators of the subsystems, their interfaces and interactions, and the trade-off of design alternatives under mission requirements. You also get an overview of payloads, space mechanics, transport and the space environment and can make well-founded subsystem-spanning design decisions.5 ECTSno date this semesterED110105Spacecraft OperationsNo ratings for this module yet.Subject-Specific Elective ModulesYou learn the fundamentals and practice of spacecraft operations management: from mission phases, roles and procedures to ground stations and communication basics up to flight dynamics, onboard systems and anomaly analysis. In the end you will be able to describe mission operations processes, evaluate communication and ground station designs, apply simple orbit maneuvers and link budgets, as well as analyze telemetry anomalies in a fault-tolerant manner and propose countermeasures.4 ECTSno date this semesterED110165Start-up Launchpad - Business Plan BasicsNo ratings for this module yet.Free ElectivesYou work in a team on a technology-related startup project and practically accompany the early founding phase: from problem and customer discovery through validation, prototyping, and business model design to the presentation. In the end you will be able to systematically assess opportunities, test solutions, design a viable business model, and communicate your idea convincingly.6 ECTSno date this semesterMGT000159sustAInabilityNo ratings for this module yet.Free ElectivesYou engage interdisciplinarily with sustainability and digital technologies (e.g., AI). You work independently in self-learning phases, discuss in seminars, and develop in teams application-oriented technical and non-technical solutions for real use cases within the framework of the Digital Future Challenge.6 ECTSno date this semesterSOT86750Sustainability and Development: Causal Methods to evaluate Policy ImpactNo ratings for this module yet.Free ElectivesYou will learn how to methodically evaluate policies for promoting sustainable transitions in developing countries. In the end you will be able to apply three causal evaluation methods (WTP, RCT, DiD) and assess their advantages and disadvantages for policy advice or research.3 ECTSno date this semesterSOT86111Sustainable TransitionsNo ratings for this module yet.Free ElectivesYou learn how climate change and energy use (including mobility) as well as agriculture and land-use changes drive societal transformation processes. You gain knowledge about historical and current socio-technical transitions, political instruments, financing and innovation dynamics – with view to opportunities and risks for industrialized and developing countries.6 ECTSno date this semesterSOT86085Technik und DemokratieNo ratings for this module yet.Free ElectivesYou explore the relationship between technology, society and democracy in highly technologically advanced societies. In the end you will recognize how engineers exert power through technology design and draft proposals for democratic shaping and control of innovation processes.2 ECTSno date this semesterMCTS9003Technikphilosophie. Mensch, Maschine und Künstliche IntelligenzNo ratings for this module yet.Free ElectivesYou engage with human–machine interaction and ethical questions arising from artificial intelligence. In the end you will be able to assess historical and current contexts, analyze ethical problems and develop responsibility-ethical positions on human–machine interaction and AI.3 ECTSno date this semesterED140006Technology and the Public InterestNo ratings for this module yet.Free ElectivesYou will learn how technologies can be designed and deployed to serve the public interest. The module provides fundamentals and practical examples on topics such as “data for good”, ethical AI and responsible quantum technologies, so that you can assess opportunities, risks and courses of action and design responsible innovation approaches.6 ECTSno date this semesterSOT86087Technology Entrepreneurship LabNo ratings for this module yet.Free ElectivesYou work in teams on the development of technological business ideas: from identifying opportunities to team formation and the creation of an evaluation plan. In the end you will be able to analyze opportunity processes and team development, apply coaching tools, and create an Opportunity Assessment Plan.6 ECTSno date this semesterWI000813The Entrepreneur's Playbook - Fallstudien von VCs und GründernNo ratings for this module yet.Free ElectivesYou gain insights into Venture Capital and starting a company through talks by VCs and founders as well as practice-oriented team work. At the end you can create a convincing pitch deck and present it to experts.3 ECTSno date this semesterMGT001444TUM Data Innovation LabNo ratings for this module yet.Subject-Specific Elective ModulesIn the TUM Data Innovation Lab you work in your Master's program in small, interdisciplinary teams on real data-driven projects from science or industry. In the end you will be able to process, analyze and visualize data, implement numerical solutions, and present your results both technically and in an understandable way.10 ECTSno date this semesterMA8113
37 more modules match, but they are taught in German. Show themBusiness Negotiation und MediationNo ratings for this module yet.Free ElectivesDu lernst Grundlagen der Verhandlungslehre und der Wirtschaftsmediation kennen. Das Modul vermittelt Verhandlungsstile, Kommunikationstechniken, strategische und psychologische Aspekte sowie den Ablauf von Mediationsverfahren. Am Ende kannst Du diese Konzepte in wirtschaftsbezogenen Verhandlungs- und Mediationskontexten anwenden und reflektieren.3 ECTSruns this semesterSOT82134Deutsch als Fremdsprache A1.1No ratings for this module yet.Free ElectivesIn diesem Modul erwirbst du Grundkenntnisse in Deutsch als Fremdsprache (GER A1). Du lernst alltägliche Ausdrücke, einfaches Vokabular und grundlegende Grammatik, um dich z. B. beim Einkaufen, im Restaurant oder im öffentlichen Verkehr zurechtzufinden. Am Ende kannst du dich vorstellen, Fragen zur Person stellen und beantworten sowie einfache Alltagssituationen mündlich und schriftlich bewältigen.4 ECTSruns this semesterSZ0337Deutsch als Fremdsprache A1.1 plus A1.2No ratings for this module yet.Free ElectivesDu erwirbst grundlegende Deutschkenntnisse (Niveau A1), um dich in alltäglichen Situationen wie Einkaufen, Restaurantbesuch oder öffentlichen Verkehrssituationen zurechtzufinden. Am Ende kannst du einfache Fragen und Sätze verstehen und verwenden, Tagesabläufe in Präsens und Perfekt beschreiben und einfache schriftliche Angaben zu deiner Person machen.8 ECTSno date this semesterSZ0321Deutsch als Fremdsprache A1.1: Dive into the grammar and apply it in practiceNo ratings for this module yet.Free ElectivesIn diesem Modul erwirbst du Grundkenntnisse in Deutsch als Fremdsprache (Niveau A1). Du lernst Basisgrammatik, Wortbildung und einfachen Satzbau und wendest diese in alltäglichen Situationen an. Am Ende kannst du dich und andere vorstellen, einfache Fragen stellen und beantworten sowie kurze schriftliche Mitteilungen zur Person verfassen.3 ECTSno date this semesterSZ0348Deutsch als Fremdsprache A1.2No ratings for this module yet.Free ElectivesIn diesem Modul lernst du Grundkenntnisse in Deutsch als Fremdsprache (Niveau A1), mit Blick auf Alltagssituationen wie Einkaufen, Restaurantbesuch oder öffentliche Verkehrsmittel. Am Ende kannst du einfache Fragen und Sätze verstehen und verwenden, Tagesabläufe in Präsens und Perfekt beschreiben sowie grundlegende Wünsche und Verabredungen in langsamer, klarer Verständigung ausdrücken.4 ECTSruns this semesterSZ0338Deutsch als Fremdsprache A2.1No ratings for this module yet.Free ElectivesIn diesem Modul erwirbst du grundlegende Deutschkenntnisse auf dem GER-Niveau A2.1. Du lernst, dich in einfachen, routinemäßigen Alltagssituationen (z. B. Reisen, Arztbesuch, Wohnungssuche, Einkaufen, Studium/Beruf) zu verständigen und Informationen zu vertrauten Themen zu geben und zu verstehen. Am Ende kannst du einfache Texte und Mitteilungen zu Alltags- und Studien-/Berufsthemen verfassen und dich mündlich in vertrauten Situationen orientieren.6 ECTSruns this semesterSZ0303Deutsch als Fremdsprache A2.1 plus A2.2No ratings for this module yet.Free ElectivesIn diesem Modul erwirbst du grundlegende Deutschkenntnisse auf dem GER-Niveau A2. Du lernst, dich in einfachen, routinemäßigen Alltagssituationen (z. B. Reisen, Arztbesuch, Wohnungssuche, Arbeit) zu verständigen und über Erfahrungen in einfacher Standardsprache zu berichten.8 ECTSno date this semesterSZ0322Die Gesellschaft des langen LebensNo ratings for this module yet.Free ElectivesDas Modul behandelt Herausforderungen des demografischen Wandels aus technischen, sozialen, soziologischen und gerontologischen Perspektiven. Du lernst Bedarfe und Bedürfnisse älterer Menschen zu erkennen, Bewertungen vorzunehmen und darauf basierend lebensdienliche technische Lösungen zu entwickeln. Am Ende kannst du die Wohn-, Versorgungs- und Pflegesituation im Alter beschreiben und in interprofessionellen Teams mitarbeiten.3 ECTSruns this semesterED160005Digital-Tandem: Generationen lernen voneinanderNo ratings for this module yet.Free ElectivesIn dem Modul begleitest du ältere oder mobilitätseingeschränkte Menschen als Digital-Tandempartner*in und unterstützt sie beim sicheren Umgang mit Smartphone, Tablet oder Computer. Du bereitest dich durch ein E‑Learning vor, erprobst das Gelernte über acht Wochen in praktischer Tandemarbeit und reflektierst die Erfahrungen in Gruppenterminen. Am Ende kannst du zielgruppengerechte digitale Lernangebote gestalten, lernbegleitend beraten und altersgerechte Kommunikation anwenden.2 ECTSno date this semesterED100056Diversität und KonfliktmanagementNo ratings for this module yet.Free ElectivesDu lernst, welche Rolle Diversität in Konflikten spielt, welche Chancen und Risiken sich daraus ergeben und wie sich Konflikte systematisch einordnen lassen. Anhand eigener Beispiele entwickelst du Lösungsansätze und erlernst praktische Konfliktstrategien, die du später in Studium und Beruf anwenden kannst.2 ECTSruns this semesterCLA20705Economics Inside the Transport SectorNo ratings for this module yet.Free ElectivesDu setzt dich mit der Ökonomie verschiedener Transport-Teilbranchen auseinander, die oft wenig Beachtung finden (z. B. Luftverkehr, Kreuzfahrt, Flughäfen, Sharing-Dienste, touristische Bahnen). Jede Woche analysierst du eine Branche hinsichtlich ihrer wirtschaftlichen Struktur, speziellen Marktbedingungen und relevanter Politikanforderungen. Am Ende kannst du die Rolle dieser Teilbranchen im Gesamtsystem erklären und ökonomisch analysieren sowie politische und betriebliche Herausforderungen beurteilen.3 ECTSno date this semesterSOT86143Empowering Students: Training- und Coachingausbildung für StudierendeNo ratings for this module yet.Free ElectivesDu wirst darauf vorbereitet, als studentische:r Workshop‑Trainer:in, Workshop‑Coach, Projekt‑Coach, Fachtutor:in oder Mentor:in zu arbeiten. Du erwirbst Kompetenzen in Training, Lehre und Coaching und lernst, Lehr‑ und Workshop‑einheiten sowie Coachinggespräche eigenständig zu planen und durchzuführen.3 ECTSno date this semesterED100011Englisch - English Grammar Advanced C1No ratings for this module yet.Free Electives3 ECTSruns this semesterSZ04105Englisch - Writing Academic Research Papers C2No ratings for this module yet.Free ElectivesDu lernst, wissenschaftliche Texte auf Englisch zu planen, zu strukturieren und zu verfassen. Am Ende kannst du eine Forschungsfrage bearbeiten, ein Abstract und eine 15-minütige Konferenzpräsentation erstellen sowie ein bis zu 5.000 Wörter langes wissenschaftliches Paper mit angemessener Sprache, Struktur und Zitierweise vorlegen.3 ECTSruns this semesterSZ0406Französisch A1.1No ratings for this module yet.Free ElectivesDu erwirbst grundlegende Französischkenntnisse für einfache Alltagssituationen. Am Ende kannst du einfache Fragen stellen und beantworten, dich in der Stadt orientieren, Interessen ausdrücken und kurze schriftliche Mitteilungen verfassen.3 ECTSruns this semesterSZ0501Global entrepreneurship summer schoolNo ratings for this module yet.Free ElectivesIn der Global Entrepreneurship Summer School arbeitest du eine Woche mit internationalen Studierenden an konkreten Herausforderungen des Klimawandels und entwickelst daraus sozial- und wirkungsorientierte Geschäftsmodelle. Am Ende kannst du Impact-orientierte Geschäftsmodelle im Team erarbeiten, präsentieren und den Prozess in einem kurzen Abschlussbericht reflektieren.6 ECTSno date this semesterMGT001405Grundlagen und internationale Aspekte der UnternehmensführungNo ratings for this module yet.Free ElectivesDu bekommst einen kompakten Überblick über zentrale Konzepte der Unternehmensführung – von normativen Zielen und Strategien über Planung, Kontrolle und Personalmanagement bis zu Internationalisierung und Besonderheiten von Familienunternehmen. Am Ende kannst du diese Konzepte analysieren, bewerten und daraus praktikable Managementempfehlungen ableiten sowie Internationalisierungs- und Motivationsfragen beurteilen.6 ECTSruns this semesterWI001028Individual Change ManagementNo ratings for this module yet.Free ElectivesIn diesem Modul lernst du, wie du persönliche und berufliche Veränderungen planst, durchführst und stabilisierst. Am Ende kannst du Chancen und Risiken von Veränderungsprozessen unterscheiden, dein Rollenverständnis reflektieren und strukturiert eigene Veränderungsziele mit persönlichen Meilensteinen und Ressourcen umsetzen.2 ECTSruns this semesterCLA21213Italienisch A2.1No ratings for this module yet.Free ElectivesIn diesem Modul baust du Grundkenntnisse der italienischen Sprache auf, sodass du dich in Alltagssituationen (z. B. Einkaufen, Reisen, im Austausch mit Kolleg:innen oder Freund:innen) verständigen kannst. Am Ende kannst du bekannte Themen in einfachen Texten und Gesprächen verstehen sowie Ereignisse in der Vergangenheit kurz mündlich und schriftlich wiedergeben, einfache E‑Mails schreiben und telefonische Auskünfte einholen.3 ECTSruns this semesterSZ0606Japanisch A1.1No ratings for this module yet.Free ElectivesDu lernst die Grundlagen der japanischen Sprache und das Schriftsystem (vor allem Hiragana). Am Ende kannst du Hiragana lesen, schreiben und aussprechen sowie einfache, alltägliche Sätze verstehen und verwenden, um dich vorzustellen, Fragen zu Personen zu stellen und in Grundsituationen (z. B. einkaufen, Öffnungszeiten erfragen) zurechtzukommen.3 ECTSruns this semesterSZ0705Kommunikation und PräsentationNo ratings for this module yet.Free ElectivesIn diesem Modul übst du dialogische Kommunikation und Präsentationstechniken. Am Ende kannst du kompetenter kommunizieren, präsentationssicher auftreten und Inhalte überzeugend visualisieren sowie Zuhörer aktivieren.3 ECTSruns this semesterCLA30267Legal Loves Tech HackathonNo ratings for this module yet.Free ElectivesDu arbeitest in einer intensiven Woche im interdisziplinären Team an einem praxisnahen Legal‑Tech‑Projekt. Du erhältst alle nötigen juristischen und technischen Grundlagen während der Veranstaltungswoche und entwickelst anschließend eine umsetzbare technische Lösung für eine konkrete rechtliche Fragestellung.3 ECTSno date this semesterSOT82137Meine Rolle als Mann/Frau - nicht nur an der UniNo ratings for this module yet.Free ElectivesDu setzt dich mit Geschlechterrollen, Vorbildern und ihren Auswirkungen auf Alltag und Hochschule auseinander. Du lernst zu erkennen, welche Rollenmuster unser Verhalten und Wahrnehmung prägen und wie du konstruktiv und reflektiert damit umgehen kannst, um persönliche Handlungsspielräume zu erweitern.2 ECTSruns this semesterCLA20910Model Based Systems EngineeringNo ratings for this module yet.Subject-Specific Elective ModulesDu lernst, wie man komplexe technische Systeme mithilfe von modellbasiertem Systems Engineering (MBSE) strukturiert beschreibt und analysiert. Am Ende kannst du SysML-Diagramme erstellen und bewerten sowie MBSE auf praktische Systeme anwenden.3 ECTSruns this semesterMW0141Partneruniversität - WahlmodulNo ratings for this module yet.Free Electivesno date this semesterBGU900010Politik der LandschaftsentwicklungNo ratings for this module yet.Free ElectivesDu lernst, Konflikte der Landschaftsentwicklung zu analysieren und geeignete Beteiligungsformate für Stakeholder und Bürger zu entwerfen. Das Modul verbindet Konflikttheorie mit Praxis: Du wendest Analyseverfahren auf konkrete Fälle der Landnutzung und Landschaftsentwicklung an und entwickelst partizipative Bearbeitungsansätze.5 ECTSruns this semesterWI000336Portugiesisch B2.1No ratings for this module yet.Free ElectivesIn diesem Modul baust Du Deine Portugiesischkenntnisse auf B2‑Niveau aus und vertiefst sie unter Berücksichtigung plurikultureller, plurilingualer und landeskundlicher Aspekte. Am Ende kannst Du authentische Artikel und berufsbezogene Texte verstehen, an Diskussionen teilnehmen, eigene Standpunkte begründet darlegen und sicherer mündlich sowie schriftlich kommunizieren.3 ECTSno date this semesterSZ0816Praktikum Systems EngineeringNo ratings for this module yet.Subject-Specific Elective ModulesDu wendest die Grundlagen des modellbasierten Systems Engineerings praktisch an, indem du im Rahmen eines konkreten Satellitenprojekts Mission und relevante Subsysteme modellierst und auslegst. Am Ende kannst du ein einfaches Satellitenmodell erstellen, eine einfache Satellitenmission planen und technische Fragestellungen mit dem Concurrent Engineering Vorgehen bearbeiten.4 ECTSno date this semesterMW0259Projektwoche: Diversität in der StadtgestaltungNo ratings for this module yet.Free ElectivesIn der Projektwoche entwickelst und baust du gemeinsam mit anderen 1:1-Installationen im öffentlichen Raum Münchens, die Diversität in der Stadtgestaltung sichtbar und erfahrbar machen. Am Ende kannst du entwerfliche Lösungen für kleinmaßstäbliche Projekte umsetzen, konstruktive Details verstehen und in interdisziplinären Teams präsentieren sowie praktische Bauprobleme kurzfristig lösen.3 ECTSno date this semesterED120112Projektwoche: GovTech Innovation Lab: Raus aus dem Bürokratie-DschungelNo ratings for this module yet.Free ElectivesDu arbeitest in einer Projektwoche zu GovTech und entwickelst nutzerzentrierte digitale Lösungen für Verwaltungsprobleme. Am Ende kannst du Herausforderungen des öffentlichen Sektors analysieren, Design Thinking anwenden und funktionale Prototypen präsentieren und verteidigen.3 ECTSno date this semesterMGT001480Projektwochen: Applied SurgineeringNo ratings for this module yet.Free ElectivesIn diesem Modul arbeitest du interdisziplinär an aktuellen Problemstellungen der Medizintechnik: Du beobachtest klinische Abläufe im OP, lernst iterative und menschzentrierte Designprinzipien kennen und wendest sie in einem kurzen Entwicklungssprint praktisch an. Am Ende kannst du Analyseergebnisse aus dem klinischen Alltag in technische Lösungskonzepte überführen, prototypisch umsetzen und ihre Wirksamkeit bewerten.4 ECTSruns this semesterED160044Projektwochen: Medienwelt und MediennutzungNo ratings for this module yet.Free ElectivesDu setzt dich mit der Rolle verschiedener Medien in Gesellschaft und Alltag auseinander, reflektierst dein eigenes Medienverhalten und entwickelst Vorstellungen möglicher künftiger Medienwelten. Am Ende kannst du die Bedeutung von Medien einordnen, dein eigenes Medienverhalten kritisch reflektieren und in Teams Zukunftsentwürfe zur Medienwelt entwickeln und präsentieren.3 ECTSruns this semesterSOT10138Selbstmanagement - Stress bewältigen und die eigene Resilienz stärkenNo ratings for this module yet.Free ElectivesIn diesem Seminar lernst Du Techniken des Selbstmanagements, Methoden zur Stressreduktion und Wege zur Stärkung Deiner persönlichen Resilienz. Am Ende kannst Du eigene Stressoren erkennen, geeignete Copingstrategien anwenden, Selbstmanagement- und Resilienzübungen in Dein Studium und Berufsleben übertragen sowie realistische Ziele setzen und Prokrastination reduzieren.2 ECTSruns this semesterED100051StresskompetenzNo ratings for this module yet.Free ElectivesIn diesem 3-tägigen Seminar lernst du, wie Stress entsteht, wie er sich körperlich und mental äußert und welche Strategien helfen, deine Energiebilanz im Gleichgewicht zu halten. Am Ende kannst du förderliche Denkweisen anwenden, verschiedene Entspannungsmethoden nutzen und individuelle Lösungen für einen gelasseneren Umgang mit Belastungen entwickeln.2 ECTSruns this semesterCLA21411Tanzkunst entdecken – wahrnehmen, explorieren und kreative Gestaltungsprozesse erfahren.No ratings for this module yet.Free ElectivesIn diesem Modul erforschst du Körperwahrnehmung, somatische Achtsamkeit und unterschiedliche Erscheinungsformen von Tanz. Du lernst, kreative Gestaltungsprozesse und Improvisation praktisch zu erleben sowie theoretische Zusammenhänge zu Embodiment, Mentaler Gesundheit und Tanzwissenschaft zu verstehen.2 ECTSruns this semesterMHP00009Technik, Nachhaltigkeit und GesellschaftNo ratings for this module yet.Free ElectivesDu erkundest, wie technische Innovationen und Nachhaltigkeit miteinander verflochten sind und welche gesellschaftlichen Ursachen, Merkmale und Folgen daraus entstehen. Du lernst sozialwissenschaftliche Konzepte und Methoden kennen, um technologische Entwicklungen verantwortungs- und nachhaltigkeitsorientiert zu analysieren und anzuwenden.3 ECTSno date this semesterSOT53301TUM WahlmodulNo ratings for this module yet.Free Electivesno date this semesterBGUWAHL1