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> The law is very specific about the fact that it permits the title "Ingenieur" only to graduates of technical or natural scientific fields At least in the cas
by kbwt 9y ago
> The law is very specific about the fact that it permits the title "Ingenieur" only to graduates of technical or natural scientific fields
At least in the case of BW, Computer Science is clearly listed as one of the possible fields: "[...] wobei dieses Studium überwiegend von den Bereichen Mathematik, Informatik, Naturwissenschaften und Technik geprägt sein muss [...]"
- weinzierl 9y ago> "[...] wobei dieses Studium überwiegend von den Bereichen Mathematik, Informatik, Naturwissenschaften und Technik geprägt sein muss [...]" "dieses" refers to "Studium in einer technischen oder naturwissenschaftlichen Fachrichtung" which means only technical or natural scientific fields qualify. From my understanding Bioinformatics would qualify, because it could be considered a natural science and the learning content is dominated by topics from the natural sciences, computer science and technology. Pure computer science would not qualify because it is neither a natural science nor technical. It does not qualify because it doesn't satisfy the precondition to the sentence you quoted. I'm not a lawyer and this is just my reading of the law and I didn't find any court decisions or anything regarding this topic.