Bridge course in programmeming

The course provides an introduction to programmeming in Java and is aimed at students who have little or no programmeming experience and are enrolled in a programme where programmeming skills are important.

We will introduce you to the operation of a computer and show you how to create and run simple programmes. The focus is on an initial introduction to algorithmic thinking, which is important for programmeming, and imparting practical skills in using a computer. As part of the course, you can try out what you have learned on computers at the university.

Mathematics bridge course

The basic mathematical knowledge that is required from the beginning of the course in all technical, mathematical-scientific and economic Degree Courses is repeated.

Topics: numbers, sizes - brackets, fractions - proportionality, percentage calculation - equations, powers, roots - logarithms - trigonometry. Examples are discussed and in-depth exercises are worked through.

Bridge course physics

The basic physical knowledge required for all technical and scientific Degree Courses is repeated and, if necessary, reworked. Exemplary physical solution strategies are developed and substantiated, checked and deepened with the help of exercises.

Topics: (SI) units, uniform and accelerated movement, free fall, throws, forces, work, energy, power, vibrations, electricity, a practical experiment.

Bridging course in chemistry

Understanding chemistry right from the start: This course once again systematically summarizes the school knowledge that we require for entry into a technical and scientific degree. Exercises will help you assess and improve. Learn to understand the fundamental experiments and observations that shape our modern worldview.

Bridging course Scientific work with Office products

Dealing with computers and the most important applications is part of the general knowledge of everyday student life and is therefore required in all Degree Courses .

In fact, many students bring superficial knowledge with them, but have difficulties in clearly designing, structuring and implementing content. This leads to considerable additional effort in the creation of content and to results that are often not reusable.

This course imparts in-depth study-related knowledge in dealing with Office products and computer systems in a theoretical introduction and practical exercises on computers at the university.