Business Information Systems

Bachelor's
degree
Winter semester
7 semesters
No permit required
Friedberg
Semester fee

Whether in companies or public administration: Information systems control almost all processes and communication procedures today. As a Business Business Information Systems Business Information Systems specialist, you actively shape these systems – both technically and from a business perspective.

In our degree program, you'll combine computer science and business administration. You'll learn how to develop software, work with databases, ensure IT security – while simultaneously analyzing business processes, designing digital business processes, and managing projects. A particular advantage: Through our close collaboration with companies, you'll gain practical experience during your studies – for example, in project or internship phases – and establish valuable contacts for your future career

Contents at a glance:

Diagram Business Information Systems

Studies

Study content

Study program

The following is a list of the courses offered in this degree program. The numbers indicate the weekly contact hours (SWS) or the credit points you will receive for successful completion of the course. A total of 210 credit points must be earned. You can find information about the content of each course in the module handbook.

1

MODULE	SWS	CrP
Introduction to Business Information Systems	6	6
Introduction to Programming	6	6
Introduction to Economics	4	6
Mathematics for Business Information Systems er 1	6	6
Scientific work	2	3
TOTAL 1ST SEMESTER	24	27

2

MODULE	SWS	CrP
Private and labor law as well as legal aspects of computer science	4	3
Operating systems and computer networks	4	6
Database systems	6	6
Algorithms and data structures	6	6
Accounting	4	6
Mathematics for Business Information Systems II	6	6
TOTAL 2ND SEMESTER	28	33

3

MODULE	SWS	CrP
Business Information Systems -Seminar I (pro-seminar)	2	3
Software engineering	6	6
Fundamentals of Information Security	6	6
Project Management - Simulation and Case Study	4	6
Organizational theory	4	6
Economic statistics	6	6
TOTAL 3RD SEMESTER	28	33

4

MODULE	SWS	CrP
Commercial standard software	6	6
Business Information Systems - Project 1 (Software Engineering)	4	6
Business Intelligence	4	6
Development of business information systems	4	6
Elective module	4	6
TOTAL 4TH SEMESTER	22	30

5

MODULE	SWS	CrP
Business Information Systems - Seminar 2 (Advanced Seminar)	2	6
Business Information Systems - Project 2	4	6
Elective module	4	6
Elective module	4	6
Elective module	4	6
TOTAL 5TH SEMESTER	18	30

MODULE	SWS	CrP
IT Management	4	6
Digital business processes	2	3
Operations Management	4	6
Project phase (BPP, Part 1) (*)	-	12
TOTAL 6TH SEMESTER	10	27

7

MODULE	SWS	CrP
Project phase (BPP, Part 2) (*)	-	12
Project Phases Seminar	2	3
Bachelor thesis (without colloquium)	-	12
Colloquium on Bachelor's thesis	2	3
TOTAL 7TH SEMESTER	4	30

The detailed study program can be found in the module handbook.

Career prospects

Perspectives

Application and enrolment

matriculation

Degree awarded, standard period of study , accreditation, study format main language of instruction , study location, costs	Bachelor (B.Sc.) 7 semesters ASIIN Düsseldorf Full-time study German Friedberg Semester fee
Notice	The degree program is offered jointly by the Departments of Mathematics, Natural Sciences and Data Processing (13 MND) and Mathematics, Natural Sciences and Computer Science (06 MNI).
Advanced Master's program	Business Information Systems (M.Sc.)
Admission mode	The degree program is open admission, without a numerus clausus (NC). This means you only need to enroll within the respective deadline and meet the enrollment requirements to secure a place.
Start of studies	Winter semester
Bridge courses	Before the start of lectures, THM one-week bridging courses in subjects including mathematics, physics, programming, and chemistry. First-year students can use these courses to refresh their prior knowledge and fill any gaps.
Enrollment period	June 1st to September 20th (winter semester)
Application period for international students	from April 1st to July 15th (winter semester) via uni-assist. Further information for international applicants is available from the International Office.
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