International Programmes. Today, modern technologies in all areas of business and personal life are characterised by a high degree of software-intensive solutions.
On the one hand, we can observe a growing number of devices with embedded microprocessors; on the other hand, most microprocessors are used today in automotive, power and mechanical engineering as well as medical systems. Companies and research institutions working in the area of software-intensive systems have a high demand for skilled specialists with expertise in both computer science and automation/engineering, and who are able to follow a holistic systems-oriented development approach.
Furthermore, these application domains are characterised by an enormous need for research - topics such as embedded systems, self-managed systems, Internet of things or driver-assistance systems are hot research trends not only in Germany but all over the world. International Programmes. The programme is clustered in twelve main modules, each subdivided into two courses: Module A: Project Management - Concepts and Phases Module B: Project Planning and Risk Management Module C: Project Economics and Control Module D: Team Establishment and Organisation Module E: Quality Management and Standards Module F: Communication and Conflict Management Module G: Information, Knowledge, Creativity Module H: Project Finance, Procurement, Legal Aspects Module I: Change Management - Programme and Portfolio Management Module J: Social Competencies - Safety, Health and the Environment Module K: Specialisation - Select a specialisation at one institution of the consortium Module L: Master's Thesis The courses for each module are as follows Module A: Project Management - Concepts and Phases MP01: Projects: Concepts, Types, Cases, Context and Organisation MP02: Life-cycle Concepts, Maturity Models, Customer Relation Ship, Stakeholder Management.
International Programmes. International Programmes. Brains are among the most complex systems in nature.
They control perception, cognition and eventually the behaviour of animals and humans. Understanding the mechanisms that allow animals and humans to behave adaptively in complex environments is one of the most fascinating, but also most challenging tasks in science. The graduate programme "Behaviour: From Neural Mechanisms to Evolution" provides the relevant interdisciplinary scientific training for a comprehensive education.
It introduces concepts, fundamental experimental techniques, and the theoretical approaches that are required to perform research at the frontiers of this ambitious scientific field. The study programme aims to provide a comprehensive understanding of the fundamental principles underlying autonomous adaptive behaviour in animals and humans. . - Computational Aspect: Behaviour is the result of computations performed by the nervous system of the organism at all relevant levels of complexity. The Google Anita Borg Memorial Scholarship: Europe, the Middle East and Africa. “Her capacity to mix technical expertise and a relentless vision inspired, motivated and moved women to embrace technology instead of avoiding or ignoring it.”
Dr. Anita Borg (1949–2003) Anita Borg (1949–2003) believed that technology affects all aspects of our economic, political, social and personal lives. A technology rebel with a cause, in her life she fought tirelessly to ensure that technology’s impact would be a positive one. It was this vision that inspired Anita in 1997 to found the Institute for Women and Technology. Dr. Her capacity to mix technical expertise and a relentless vision inspired, motivated and moved women to embrace technology instead of avoiding or ignoring it. During her life, Anita’s commitment to her vision and expertise in the field gained her significant recognition. Born Anita Borg Naffz on January 17th, 1949 in Chicago, Illinois, she grew up in Palatine, Illinois, Kaneohe, Hawaii, and Mukilteo, Washington. Anita’s Vision Dr. The Scholarship Who can apply?