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> There are two origins of CS in German universities: electrical engineering and maths. Ah, I see, thanks for the information. Which university would be an ex
by ReleaseCandidat 5y ago
> There are two origins of CS in German universities: electrical engineering and maths.
Ah, I see, thanks for the information.
Which university would be an example for the latter?
- LeanderK 5y agoKarlsruhe Institute for Technology is an example. Analysis 1+2 and Linear Algebra 1+2 is compulsory for every CS student (the exams are practically identical, just missing a single topic. You can always switch to the math lectures and get a few ECTS more). This is a great background for more advanced, theoretical lectures (CS+Math) but it's lacking electrical engineering lectures and especially there's no electrical engineering practice.
- pvitz 5y agoSeriously, which German university (not "FH") doesn't teach analysis and linear algebra in the first terms? I am really wondering.
- freemint 5y agoTU Ilmenau has Analysis and Linear Algebra but that is only heard by mathematicians. There is a different class called "Math for engineers" which mechanics students, computer science students, ... hear which has different tests and a different focus but still teaches solving linear ODEs and stuff.