Overview From traffic light control via laptops down to Smartphones - electronics are everywhere and electronic devices pervade virtually all spheres of our lives, enhancing our quality of life. The Applied Electronics degree program will introduce you to all the technologies in which electronics are playing a role. You may specialize in environmental technology or in automation.Due to the current special situation, the admission procedure will take place online until further notice. Applicants will be informed by e-mail about all details of the procedure as well as the individual appointment.Apply nowContact usContact us!Mag.a Andrea WinkelbauerFavoritenstraße 226, B.3.251100 ViennaT:+43 1 606 68 77-2110F: +43 1 606 68 77-2119elektronik@fh-campuswien.ac.atMap main campus Favoriten (Google Maps)Office hours during the semesterMon and Wed, 3.00 p.m.-7.30 p.m.Tue, 3.00 p.m.-6.00 p.m.Fri, 2.00 p.m.-5.00 p.m.Anrede Frau Herr Vorname *Nachname *E-Mail address *Nachricht *AbsendenIhre E-Mail wurde versendetDuration of course6 SemesterOrganisational formpart-time180ECTSLanguage of instruction German35Study placesFinal degreeBachelor of Science in Engineering (BSc)Application period for academic year 2021/221st October 2020 to 8th August 2021tuition fee / semester:€ 363,361+ ÖH premium + contribution2 1 Tuition fees for students from third countries € 727,- per semester 2 for additional study expenses (currently up to € 83,- depending on degree program and year) What you can offer You have an intrinsic interest in technical systems and their functionality. You are enthusiastic about electronics in general and its many applications in everyday life. You are convinced that the potential has not been exploited by far, which is why you enjoy tinkering with innovations. Subjects such as mathematics, C programming or the course in "Electronic equipment design" stimulate you to implement your ideas and offer practical experience to assist you in your professional challenges. The specialized courses in environmental technology or automation are sure to offer something of interest to you. What we offer you We cooperate closely with renowned companies in commerce and industry. You may benefit from this in many ways: Our research and development laboratories set up by Phoenix Contact, an internationally operating company in the field of electrical engineering and automation, are state-of-the-art. This guarantees diversified teaching and learning in automation technology. A number of interesting companies and cooperation partners are furthermore represented at our "Firmentag Technik" (Company day Technology) at the main FH Campus Vienna. Make use of the time between your courses to socialize, to establish ties for your professional future and to enter into discussions with potential employers. You will participate in R & D projects, helping to shape the dialog between practice and science at the FH. We will also gladly support you in finding contacts for your internship or studies abroad. You will in this respect benefit from our extensive networking with international universities. We will support you towards realizing your ideas for exciting projects and offer you a stage: We showcase the best projects to a wide audience in our Campus Innovation Lab at the Open House or at the BeSt trade fair. Practical relevance is also guaranteed through our Campus Lecture evenings which are open to all and offer contributions by prominent experts. What makes this degree program special Specializations in Environmental Technology or Automation TechnologyTop infrastructure: From the photovoltaic system on the roof of FH Campus Wien to the Phönix Contact Competence Center for automationAdditional offer: Certifications requested by the industryThe degree program's strong practical orientation is a defining advantage. We have extensive projects running in our laboratories and test and measurement facilities. In our environmental technology specialization field, students are working with a photovoltaic demonstration and research system. The panels are installed on the roof of the FH Campus Wien and inject renewable power into the local network. This offers our students the opportunity of learning and researching based on a practical photovoltaic system in operation. Another benefit offered to students is the facility of using computer simulations to carry out experiments and research projects at any time, irrespective of the weather.Our new Phoenix Contact Technology Competence Center will satisfy all your needs for learning and research in automation, the second field of specialization.Within the framework of this degree program, we also offer the opportunity of obtaining certifications such as the LabView Certificate, PMA Project Management Austria Level D or the Process Management Certificate, all of which are in high demand in industry. What you will learn in the degree program In addition to a thorough technically training, you will also learn about decision and leadership competency, so important in our industry. You will obtain the project management qualifications you need for complex and planning activities.In three semesters of basic studies you will deal with the theoretical fundamentals of mathematics, electronics and electrical engineering as well as with economics, personal development and management. Business English is part of your basic competency.In the fourth semester you will select you specialization (from the fourth to the sixth semester):Automation: You will learn to develop automation systems for technical processes and deal with the basics of reliability, safety and process control. In seminar projects, you will deal with concrete examples of practical automation.Environmental technology: You will learn more about processes and interrelationships, cycles of materials and variables affecting eco systems and will gain comprehensive insights into environmental framework conditions for the ecological design of electronic devices. Concepts for alternative generation and storage of electrical energy and the utilization of renewable energy round off this specialization field.The sixth semester comprises an internship of seven weeks. An existing career in this field may qualify you for a credit. Curriculum 1. Semester LectureSWSECTSBasics of Business English UEBasics of Business English UELector: Dr.in Christa Blecha, Mag. Susanne Malacek1SWS2ECTSLecture contentsTOPICS Organisation: Talking about your company Cultures Presentation techniques: Peer Presentations Social English TelephoningAssessment methodsWritten exam Peer-presentation Classroom participation Distance LearningTeaching methodsUELanguageEnglish12Digital Technology ILVDigital Technology ILVLector: Hubert Wimmer, MSc2.5SWS5ECTSLanguageGerman2.55Electronics Laboratory I UEElectronics Laboratory I UELector: FH-Prof. DI Rudolf Oberpertinger, MBA, FH-Prof. Ing. Dipl.-Ing. Andreas Petz3SWS5ECTSLanguageGerman35Fundamentals of Electrical Engineering ILVFundamentals of Electrical Engineering ILVLector: FH-Prof. DI Christian Halter4SWS6ECTSLanguageGerman46Mathematics I ILVMathematics I ILVLector: Ao.Univ.Prof. Dr. Günther Karigl, DI Dr. Gabriel Maresch4SWS6ECTSLecture contents* Handling of natural, rational, real and complex numbers * Definition of functions, elementary functions * Convergence of sequences and series, continuity, differentiability, interpretations in natural sciences and technology * Applications of differential calculus: curve analysis, l'Hospital's rule, Newton's approximation * Integral calculus: indefinite and definite integrals, improper integralsAssessment methodsSample exercises are to be prepared and presented, a written exam at the end of the semester will serve as the assessment of choice.Teaching methodsPresentation with whiteboard, demonstrations with a laptop and video projector, a script accompanying the lecture can be found on the portal. Moreover, exercises are to be prepared and presented by the students.LanguageGerman46Programming in C ILVProgramming in C ILVLector: FH-Prof. Dipl.-Ing. Herbert Paulis, Eveline Prochaska, BSc MSc3.5SWS6ECTSLecture contents.Assessment methods.Teaching methods.3.56 2. Semester LectureSWSECTSComponents of Electronics ILVComponents of Electronics ILVLector: FH-Prof. DI Christian Halter4SWS6ECTSLanguageGerman46Digital Systems ILVDigital Systems ILVLector: FH-Prof. DI Gerhard Engelmann, Eveline Prochaska, BSc MSc, DIin Irene Schrutek2.5SWS5ECTSLecture contentsPart I: ------ Fundamentals of computer networks OSI reference model Error detection and correction in data transmission Part II: ------- Logic families Digital circuit techniques Memory technologies Interface circuits Part III: -------- Analog-to-Digital/Digital-to-Analog conversionAssessment methodsWritten exam at the end of the courseTeaching methodsILVLanguageGerman2.55Electronics Laboratory 2 UEElectronics Laboratory 2 UELector: FH-Prof. DI Rudolf Oberpertinger, MBA, FH-Prof. Ing. Dipl.-Ing. Andreas Petz3SWS5ECTSLanguageGerman35Advanced C-Programming VOAdvanced C-Programming VOLector: FH-Prof. Dipl.-Ing. Herbert Paulis1SWS1ECTSLecture contentsKnowledge of the concepts of advanced C- and C++ programming. Understanding of the concept of pointers, pointer artihmetic, function pointers, and pointers to advanced data structures. Design of class architectures and the techniques of object oriented software development which are critical for the state-of-the-art in software design. Mind set and approach of object oriented programming, central terms like data hiding and inheritance.Assessment methodsWritten exam at the end of the course. At least 60% are required for passing the examTeaching methodslectureLanguageGerman11Advanced C-Programming UEAdvanced C-Programming UELector: FH-Prof. Dipl.-Ing. Herbert Paulis, Eveline Prochaska, BSc MSc1.5SWS3ECTSLecture contentsKnowledge of the concepts of object oriented programming. Design of class architectures and the techniques of object oriented software development which are critical for the state-of-the-art in software design. Mind set and approach of object oriented programming, central terms like data hiding and inheritance, implementing the methods for given problems and in practical examples.Assessment methodsContinuous assessments throughout the course by means of short exams and presentation of practical examples programmed by the studentTeaching methodspractical exercises with remote teaching and presence unitsLanguageGerman1.53Intermediate Business English UEIntermediate Business English UELector: Dr.in Christa Blecha, Mag. Susanne Malacek1SWS2ECTSLecture contentsRecruitment, Job Applications, CV and Cover Letter NegotiationsAssessment methodsClass participation Distance learning Final examTeaching methodsUELanguageEnglish12Mathematics 1 ILVMathematics 1 ILVLector: DI Dr. Helmut Länger, Dr. Christian Steineder2.5SWS4ECTSLecture contentsOperating with vectors and matrices, solving systems of linear equations and applications, functions in several variables, partial derivatives, gradient, extreme values with and without side conditions, Taylor expansion, basics for line integrals and multiple integralsAssessment methodsImmanent audit process in exercise parts and final written examTeaching methodsILVLanguageGerman2.54Physics and Sensor Technology I ILVPhysics and Sensor Technology I ILVLector: FH-Prof. Dipl.-Ing. Markus Wellenzohn2.5SWS4ECTSLanguageGerman2.54 3. Semester LectureSWSECTSProgramming of Microprocessors VOProgramming of Microprocessors VOLector: FH-Prof. Dipl.-Ing. Herbert Paulis1.5SWS2ECTSLecture contentsComputer architectures focusing on microcontrollers. Pipeline, Interrupt and other developments since the Von Neumann architecture. Atmel, Cortex-M4 are introduced as well as specialized controllers like Arduino and STM32. Components of an actual microcontroller (timer, NVIC, ADC,..).Assessment methodsWritten exam at the end of the course. At least 60% are required for passing the exam.Teaching methodsLecture combined with distance learningLanguageGerman1.52Applied Electronic Circuit Design ILVApplied Electronic Circuit Design ILVLector: FH-Prof. DI Gerhard Engelmann3SWS4ECTSLecture contentsApplications of selected components Linear voltage regulator DC-DC Converter Circuits with operational amplifiers Signal theory of amplifiers Non-ideal properties of operational amplifiers and counter measures Stability of operational amplifiers Power amplifierAssessment methodsWritten exam at the end of the courseTeaching methodsLecture with laptop, beamer and explanations on whiteboard, simulations with LTspiceLanguageGerman34Electrical Metrology ILVElectrical Metrology ILVLector: DI Gerald Renner2SWS3ECTSLanguageGerman23Mathematical Methods of Electrical Engineering ILVMathematical Methods of Electrical Engineering ILVLector: FH-Prof. Dipl.-Ing. Herbert Paulis, FH-Prof. Dipl.-Ing. Markus Wellenzohn2.5SWS5ECTSLanguageGerman2.55Measurement Engineering Laboratory UEMeasurement Engineering Laboratory UELector: FH-Prof. Dipl.-Ing. Andreas Posch, DI Gerald Renner1SWS2ECTSLanguageGerman12Physics and Sensor Technology I ILVPhysics and Sensor Technology I ILVLector: FH-Prof. Dipl.-Ing. Markus Wellenzohn2.5SWS4ECTSLanguageGerman2.54Programming of Microprocessors UEProgramming of Microprocessors UELector: FH-Prof. Dipl.-Ing. Herbert Paulis, Eveline Prochaska, BSc MSc2SWS3ECTSLecture contentsSolve exercises with given Hardware (STM32 - ARM Cortex M4) by programming the controller in C. Fundamentals of microcontrollers, components of an actual microcontroller (timer, NVIC, ADC, UART,..) and LCD display.Assessment methodsContinuous assessments throughout the course At least 60% are required for passing the exam.Teaching methodsHands on examplesLanguageGerman23Control Engineeering ILVControl Engineeering ILVLector: FH-Prof. DI Gerhard Engelmann2.5SWS5ECTSLecture contents- Structure of control systems - Transfer function - Stability - Frequency response - Controller designAssessment methodsImmanent examination character with final written exam.Teaching methods- Lecture notes - Presentation with beamer - Solving problems using MATLAB - Discussion - Step-by-step explanation of complex contents on the whiteboardLanguageGerman-English2.55Control Engineeering Laboratory UEControl Engineeering Laboratory UELector: FH-Prof. DI Gerhard Engelmann1SWS2ECTSLecture contentsPractical application of the theory from related lectures. Documentation and interpretation of measurement results.Assessment methodsImmanent examination characterTeaching methodsLab exercisesLanguageGerman12 4. Semester LectureSWSECTSApplied Microcontroller Programming UEApplied Microcontroller Programming UELector: FH-Prof. Dipl.-Ing. Herbert Paulis, Eveline Prochaska, BSc MSc, Silvia Schmidt, BSc MSc2.5SWS5ECTSLecture contentsApplied µC programming: read and interpret sensor data, implementaion and application of two-wire bus systems (I²C, SPI). Special tricks and techniques of µC programming are introduced and discussed.Assessment methodspermanent assessmentTeaching methodspractical exerciseLanguageGerman2.55Design of Elelectronic Apparatuses I ILVDesign of Elelectronic Apparatuses I ILVLector: FH-Prof. DI Christian Halter, DI Gerald Renner2.5SWS5ECTSLanguageGerman2.55Scientific Research for Graduation Candidates VOScientific Research for Graduation Candidates VOLector: FH-Hon.Prof. Priv.-Doz. Mag. DI. DI. Dr.techn. Karl Michael Göschka1SWS1ECTSLecture contents* What is science * Scientific work * Scientific writing * Peer review * Code of ethics * Scientific presentationsAssessment methods* Theory presentationTeaching methods* student presentations (distance learning) * discussion and additions by the lecturerLanguageGerman11Photonics and Optoelectronics VOPhotonics and Optoelectronics VOLector: FH-Prof. Dipl.-Ing. Markus Wellenzohn2SWS3ECTSLanguageGerman23Circuit and System Design UECircuit and System Design UELector: FH-Prof. Dipl.-Ing. Andreas Posch2.5SWS4ECTSLecture contents• Introduction and basic concepts of computer-aided tools (EDA, CAD, CAE); • Computer simulation of electronic circuits with different complexity • Development of new simulation models for special components based on their specification • Computer aided circuit board design by means of a logic circuit, simulation and circuit board design software • Computer-aided system designAssessment methodsImmanent examination characterTeaching methodsExcerciseLanguageGerman2.54Circuit Design Laboratory UECircuit Design Laboratory UELector: FH-Prof. DI Gerhard Engelmann, FH-Prof. DI Christian Halter, FH-Prof. DI Rudolf Oberpertinger, MBA, FH-Prof. Dipl.-Ing. Andreas Posch, DI Gerald Renner, Hubert Wimmer, MSc2SWS4ECTSLanguageGerman24Technical English I UETechnical English I UELector: Dr.in Christa Blecha, FH-Prof. DI Rudolf Oberpertinger, MBA1SWS1ECTSLecture contentsStudents learn how to present professional articles from different areas of Electronics in English. Thereby students learn the relevant professional vocabulary and get to know specific technical content.Assessment methodspresentations class participation final examTeaching methodsUELanguageEnglish11 Specialization Automation EngineeringLectureSWSECTSAutomation of Technical Processes I ILVAutomation of Technical Processes I ILVLector: DIin Irene Schrutek2.5SWS4ECTSLecture contentsBasic concepts, device and program engineering design of a process automation system, procedure for the creation of software systems, basics of reliability and safety technology, reliability and security measures, introduction to automation projectsAssessment methodsLV Immanenter PrüfungscharakterTeaching methodsILVLanguageGerman2.54Programmable Logic Control Systems VOProgrammable Logic Control Systems VOLector: Ing. Gernot Korak, BSc MSc2SWS3ECTSLanguageGerman23 Specialization Environmental EngineeringLectureSWSECTSFundamentals of Renewable Energy Sources ILVFundamentals of Renewable Energy Sources ILV2SWS3ECTSLanguageGerman23Eco Design VOEco Design VO1SWS2ECTSLanguageGerman12Environmental Protection in Production ILVEnvironmental Protection in Production ILV1.5SWS2ECTSLecture contentsThe austrian way of environmental protection for producing companies in the electronic industryAssessment methodsLV abschließende EndprüfungTeaching methodsILVLanguageGerman1.52 5. Semester LectureSWSECTSActuators VOActuators VOLector: FH-Prof. Dipl.-Ing. Markus Wellenzohn1SWS1ECTSLanguageGerman11Selected Chapters of Electronics I SESelected Chapters of Electronics I SELector: FH-Prof. DI Christian Halter3SWS4ECTSLanguageGerman34Bachelor Thesis I SEBachelor Thesis I SELector: FH-Prof. Dipl.-Ing. Andreas Posch1SWS3ECTSLanguageGerman13Design of Elelectronic Apparatuses II UEDesign of Elelectronic Apparatuses II UELector: FH-Prof. DI Christian Halter, FH-Prof. DI Rudolf Oberpertinger, MBA, FH-Prof. Dipl.-Ing. Herbert Paulis, FH-Prof. Dipl.-Ing. Andreas Posch, Eveline Prochaska, BSc MSc, DI Gerald Renner, FH-Prof. Dipl.-Ing. Markus Wellenzohn1.5SWS5ECTSLanguageGerman1.55Power Electronics ILVPower Electronics ILVLector: FH-Prof. DI Rudolf Oberpertinger, MBA2SWS3ECTSLanguageGerman23Project Management ILVProject Management ILVLector: Dipl.-Ing. Walter Forsthuber1.5SWS2ECTSLanguageGerman1.52Technical English 2 UETechnical English 2 UELector: Dr.in Christa Blecha, FH-Prof. DI Rudolf Oberpertinger, MBA1SWS1ECTSLecture contentsStudents learn how to present professional articles from different areas of Electronics in English. Thereby students learn the relevant professional vocabulary and get to know specific technical content.Assessment methodspresentations class participation final examTeaching methodspresentations, discussions, q+aLanguageEnglish11Economy ILVEconomy ILVLector: Mag. Alexander Friedrich Meixner, MMag. Helmut Pscheidl2SWS3ECTSLanguageGerman23 Specialization Automation EngineeringLectureSWSECTSAutomation of Technical Processes II ILVAutomation of Technical Processes II ILVLector: DIin Irene Schrutek3SWS5ECTSLecture contentsteaching the operations in an automation project, calculation of hard- and software cost as well as engineering and project management modelling of automation tasks, project management especially for automation-projects, special automation topics: weighing ... kpi and benchmarking, engineering tasks in an automation projects practical exercisesAssessment methodsLV Immanenter PrüfungscharakterTeaching methodsILVLanguageGerman35Control Systems VOControl Systems VOLector: Ing. Gernot Korak, BSc MSc2SWS3ECTSLanguageGerman23 Specialization Environmental EngineeringLectureSWSECTSRecycling Technologies and Waste Management ILVRecycling Technologies and Waste Management ILVLector: Dipl.-Ing. Dr. Peter Hodecek, MBA1.5SWS2ECTSLecture contentsoncepts of a sustainable circular economy, recycling technologies, ecological and economic consideration of recycling processes, characterization of waste, prevention of waste, collection and transport of waste, pretreatment of waste, thermal treatment of waste, landfill of waste, waste management Austria, principles of the waste management law, disposal managementAssessment methodsLanguageGerman1.52Technologies for the Utilization of Renewable Energy Sources VOTechnologies for the Utilization of Renewable Energy Sources VOLector: Dr. Claude Klöckl, Mag. Julian Schmid2SWS3ECTSLecture contentsThe Course covers the Production and Consequences of renewable Energy. The Course is tructured broadly into 2 Parts: Solarpower and Windpower. Excursions into the Topics of Energy Economics, Applications of Inverters and Energy Storage will also be discussed.Assessment methodsAside of the final exam we will conduct blackboard calculations, one practical lab course (Solarcells) and one presentation.Teaching methodssee Assessment methodsLanguageGerman-English23Technologies for the Utilization of Renewable Energy Sources SETechnologies for the Utilization of Renewable Energy Sources SELector: Dr. Claude Klöckl, Mag. Julian Schmid1.5SWS3ECTSLanguageGerman1.53 6. Semester LectureSWSECTSSelected Chapters of Electronics II SESelected Chapters of Electronics II SELector: FH-Prof. DI Gerhard Engelmann2SWS3ECTSLecture contentsIn-depth treatment of current, selected topics in applied electronics. During this course, topics from guest lecturers or current research topics of the FH Campus Wien can be dealt with.Assessment methodsImmanent test character with final presentation.Teaching methodsSeminarLanguageGerman-English23Bachelor Thesis II SEBachelor Thesis II SELector: FH-Prof. Dipl.-Ing. Andreas Posch, Eveline Prochaska, BSc MSc1SWS7ECTSLanguageGerman17Professional Practical Training PRProfessional Practical Training PRLector: FH-Prof. Dipl.-Ing. Andreas Posch1SWS11ECTSLanguageGerman111Civil and Patent Law VOCivil and Patent Law VOLector: Mag. Bernhard Mlynek, Mag. iur. Dipl.-Ing. Dr. Michael Stadler1SWS1ECTSLanguageGerman-English11Product Life Cycle Management VOProduct Life Cycle Management VOLector: Dipl.-Ing. Wolfram Irsa, CIRM, CFPIM1SWS2ECTSLecture contents• Introduction to the different lifecycle phases of an electronic component / assembly and a complete device. • Requirements of the production to the electronic assembly as well as its test and analysis structure. Consideration of these boundary conditions for a cost and resource efficient design of electronic assemblies and systems. • Influence of service & diagnostic requirements on the design of electronic assemblies and systems. • Modern test and analysis systems for electronic circuits and assemblies. • Recycling of electronic assemblies and devices (legal framework and design guidelines). • Banned Substances in the field of electronics - alternative products as well as application.Assessment methodsImmanent examination character, participation, attendance - 20% of the overall grade Term paper - 30% of the overall grade Written exam - 50% of the overall gradeTeaching methodsLecture, term paper, exhibits, videos, elaboration of scientific terms.LanguageGerman-English12 Specialization Automation EngineeringLectureSWSECTSHuman Machine Interfaces ILVHuman Machine Interfaces ILVLector: Ing. Gernot Korak, BSc MSc1.5SWS2ECTSLanguageGerman1.52Process Control Systems and Field Bus Technology ILVProcess Control Systems and Field Bus Technology ILVLector: DI (FH) Herbert Andert2.5SWS4ECTSLanguageGerman2.54 Specialization Environmental EngineeringLectureSWSECTSElectro-Mobility VOElectro-Mobility VOLector: Markus Kaiser, MSc1SWS2ECTSLecture contents1. Introduction into the electromobility 2. The hybrid Technology 3. The battery electric vehicle - Technical structure and components 4. Charging technology and infrastructure 5. Use of energy in the vehicle 6. Ecological aspects of the electromobility 7. Environmental policy instruments and mobility concepts 8. Current market overview about the electromobilityAssessment methodsLV - Final examTeaching methodsVOLanguageGerman12Energy Savings and Climate Policies ILVEnergy Savings and Climate Policies ILVLector: Dipl.-Ing. Maria Kalleitner-Huber1.5SWS2ECTSLanguageGerman1.52Environmental Metrology ILVEnvironmental Metrology ILVLector: DIin Irene Schrutek1.5SWS2ECTSLecture contentsIntroduction to environmental measurement technology: Definition Terms, Environmental-Human Relationship Cause and origin of relevant environmental measures: water, air, waste, Physical measurement principles and measurement methods: Temperature measurement, humidity measurement, pH measurement, water analysis, pressure and differential pressure measurement, measurement of radioactive materials, sound level measurement, volume flow measurement, dust measurement Use of measuring instruments for environmental measurement technology: market-relevant measuring instruments, accuracy of measurement methods, processing of measurement dataAssessment methodsILV mit abschließender EndprüfungTeaching methods- Lecture with presentation and on the board - Group work - Seminar workLanguageGerman1.52Number of teaching weeks18 per semesterTimesMon, Tue, Wed und Fri from 5.30 p.m.-8.45 p.m. and on certain Saturdays from 8.30 a.m.-5.00 p.mElectivesSelection and participation according to available places. There may be separate admission procedures. How you benefit The fields of electronics, electrical and environmental technology are booming. The need for new products, services and applications is driving the creation of many jobs for well-qualified experts. The current demand of companies for FH degree program graduates exceeds supply by far. This will naturally facilitate your entry into this professional niche. The degree program is also a solid basis for the assumption of managerial responsibilities after your professional experience and continuing education. Your future career From equipment design to finished product, from concept to simulation - national and international project planning and handling in the field of electronics, electrical and information technology will characterize your future career. You will in future find yourself in the following fields of industry:Communications technologyTelecommunications technologyComputers and system technologyMedical technology Energy and environmental technology Automation Master's degree programs Electronic Systems Engineering Master, part-timemoreIT-Security Master, part-timemoreTechnical Management Master, part-timemoreHealth Assisting Engineering Master, part-timemoreSafety and Systems Engineering Master, part-timemoreGreen Mobility Master, part-timemore Admission Admission requirements General higher education entrance qualification: University entrance qualification or degree from a general or vocational secondary schoolUniversity entrance exam (Berufsreifeprüfung)Equivalent certificate from abroad Equivalence is determined by international agreements, validation or in individual cases a decision by the head of the academic sectionUniversity entrance qualification exam for Electrical Engineering or Information Technology Information and institutes offering courses in preparation for the university entrance exam (Studienberechtigungsprüfung) can be found on the portal Erwachsenenbildung.at of the Federal Ministry of Education, Science and ResearchErwachsenenbildung.atAustrian Federal Ministry of Education, Science and ResearchRelevant professional qualification and the required auxiliary exams You obtained your professional qualification in the field of apprenticeship groups for electrical disciplines, in secondary vocational schools or as a part-time graduate of the first phase of an HTL (Federal College of Engineering)Regulation for the admission of third country citizens (PDF 224 KB)Information for applicants with non-Austrian (school) certificates (PDF 145 KB) Application To apply you will require the following documents:Birth certificateProof of citizenshipSchool leaving certificate / university entrance qualification exam (Studienberechtigungsprüfung) / verification of professional qualificationsAn abridged CV with photographPlease note: It is not possible to save incomplete online applications. You must complete your application in one session. Your application will be valid as soon as you upload all of the required documents and certificates. In the event that some documents (e.g. certificates) are not available at the time you apply, you may submit these later via e-mail, mail or in person by no later than the start of the degree program. Admission procedure The admission procedure consists of a written test and an interview with the admission committee. Aim The aim is to ensure places are offered to those persons who complete the multi-level admission procedure with the best results. The tests are designed to assess the skills needed for the intended profession.Procedure The written admission test comprises a number of tests to assess your logical thinking faculties and your basic scientific knowledge. (Duration of the written test: approx. 60 minutes) All applicants will then be invited to an admission interview for feedback on the results of their written test. You will also be queried about your personal circumstances, including your motivation for your choice of degree program. (Duration: approx. 15 minutes per candidate) Should you fail to meet the entry level requirements for the degree program, you will after admission be advised on how to best prepare yourself for the specific subject.Criteria The criteria for acceptance are based solely on performance. Points are awarded for the written test results and the admission interview. The applicants will be ranked correspondingly. The geographical origin of the applicant has no influence on the admission decision. The admission requirements must be met in all cases. The process as a whole and all test and assessment results from the admission procedure are documented in a verifiable manner and archived. Dates The date for the selection process will be communicated to the applicants in a timely manner by the secretary's office via e-mail. Studying with disabilities If you have any questions regarding accessibility or if you have a specific need in the admission procedure due to an impairment, please contact Mag.a Ursula Weilenmann for organizational reasons as early as possible atbarrierefrei@fh-campuswien.ac.at.Since we try to take into account individual needs due to disabilities when conducting the written admission test, we ask you to indicate in your online application to Mag.a Weilenmann in which form you require support.Your contact person in the department Gender & Diversity ManagementMag.a Ursula Weilenmann, Mitarbeiterinbarrierefrei@fh-campuswien.ac.athttp://www.fh-campuswien.ac.at/barrierefrei Getting started Buddy network Experience shows that many questions arise during the application phase and start of the degree program. We therefore propose that interested persons and applicants should network with higher semester students in the same degree program as yours. Personal and individual contact with your buddy will facilitate your entry into the degree program. To the Buddy network Bridging Courses First semester students in technical or structural engineering degree programs have the opportunity of attending special refresher and preparatory courses pertinent to their degree program in subjects such as mathematics, physics, English, electronics, C programming etc. This will facilitate entry into the FH degree program and ensure your success in important degree program subjects. Dates and registration Contact > FH-Prof. Dipl.-Ing. Andreas Posch Head of Department Engineering, Head of Degree Program Applied Electronics, Clinical Engineering, Electronic Systems Engineering, Technical Management T: +43 1 606 68 77-2111andreas.posch@fh-campuswien.ac.at Secretary's office Mag.a Andrea WinkelbauerFavoritenstraße 226, B.3.251100 ViennaT:+43 1 606 68 77-2110F: +43 1 606 68 77-2119elektronik@fh-campuswien.ac.atMap main campus Favoriten (Google Maps)Office hours during the semesterMon and Wed, 3.00 p.m.-7.30 p.m.Tue, 3.00 p.m.-6.00 p.m.Fri, 2.00 p.m.-5.00 p.m. Teaching staff and research staff > Dr.in Christa Blecha Academic Staff> FH-Prof. DI Gerhard Engelmann Academic Staff> FH-Prof. DI Christian Halter Academic Staff, Head of Works Council> Ing. Gernot Korak, BSc MSc Academic Staff> FH-Prof. DI Rudolf Oberpertinger, MBA Academic Staff> FH-Prof. Dipl.-Ing. Herbert Paulis Academic Staff> FH-Prof. Ing. Dipl.-Ing. Andreas Petz Head of Degree Program Green Mobility, Academic Staff> Eveline Prochaska, BSc MSc Academic Staff, Stadt Wien Endowed Professorship for Healthcare Engineering> FH-Prof. Dipl.-Ing. Markus Wellenzohn Academic Staff> Hubert Wimmer, MSc Academic Staff Cooperations and Campusnetzwerk We work closely with renowned companies in commerce and industry, with universities, institutions and schools. This guarantees you contacts for internships, employment or participation in research and development. In the course of exciting school cooperations, students may contribute to firing up pupils on topics such as our Bionics Project with the Festo company. You can find information about our cooperation activities and much more at Campusnetzwerk. It's well worth visiting the site as it may direct you to a new job or interesting event held by our cooperation partners. Campusnetzwerk
1. Semester LectureSWSECTSBasics of Business English UEBasics of Business English UELector: Dr.in Christa Blecha, Mag. Susanne Malacek1SWS2ECTSLecture contentsTOPICS Organisation: Talking about your company Cultures Presentation techniques: Peer Presentations Social English TelephoningAssessment methodsWritten exam Peer-presentation Classroom participation Distance LearningTeaching methodsUELanguageEnglish12Digital Technology ILVDigital Technology ILVLector: Hubert Wimmer, MSc2.5SWS5ECTSLanguageGerman2.55Electronics Laboratory I UEElectronics Laboratory I UELector: FH-Prof. DI Rudolf Oberpertinger, MBA, FH-Prof. Ing. Dipl.-Ing. Andreas Petz3SWS5ECTSLanguageGerman35Fundamentals of Electrical Engineering ILVFundamentals of Electrical Engineering ILVLector: FH-Prof. DI Christian Halter4SWS6ECTSLanguageGerman46Mathematics I ILVMathematics I ILVLector: Ao.Univ.Prof. Dr. Günther Karigl, DI Dr. Gabriel Maresch4SWS6ECTSLecture contents* Handling of natural, rational, real and complex numbers * Definition of functions, elementary functions * Convergence of sequences and series, continuity, differentiability, interpretations in natural sciences and technology * Applications of differential calculus: curve analysis, l'Hospital's rule, Newton's approximation * Integral calculus: indefinite and definite integrals, improper integralsAssessment methodsSample exercises are to be prepared and presented, a written exam at the end of the semester will serve as the assessment of choice.Teaching methodsPresentation with whiteboard, demonstrations with a laptop and video projector, a script accompanying the lecture can be found on the portal. Moreover, exercises are to be prepared and presented by the students.LanguageGerman46Programming in C ILVProgramming in C ILVLector: FH-Prof. Dipl.-Ing. Herbert Paulis, Eveline Prochaska, BSc MSc3.5SWS6ECTSLecture contents.Assessment methods.Teaching methods.3.56
2. Semester LectureSWSECTSComponents of Electronics ILVComponents of Electronics ILVLector: FH-Prof. DI Christian Halter4SWS6ECTSLanguageGerman46Digital Systems ILVDigital Systems ILVLector: FH-Prof. DI Gerhard Engelmann, Eveline Prochaska, BSc MSc, DIin Irene Schrutek2.5SWS5ECTSLecture contentsPart I: ------ Fundamentals of computer networks OSI reference model Error detection and correction in data transmission Part II: ------- Logic families Digital circuit techniques Memory technologies Interface circuits Part III: -------- Analog-to-Digital/Digital-to-Analog conversionAssessment methodsWritten exam at the end of the courseTeaching methodsILVLanguageGerman2.55Electronics Laboratory 2 UEElectronics Laboratory 2 UELector: FH-Prof. DI Rudolf Oberpertinger, MBA, FH-Prof. Ing. Dipl.-Ing. Andreas Petz3SWS5ECTSLanguageGerman35Advanced C-Programming VOAdvanced C-Programming VOLector: FH-Prof. Dipl.-Ing. Herbert Paulis1SWS1ECTSLecture contentsKnowledge of the concepts of advanced C- and C++ programming. Understanding of the concept of pointers, pointer artihmetic, function pointers, and pointers to advanced data structures. Design of class architectures and the techniques of object oriented software development which are critical for the state-of-the-art in software design. Mind set and approach of object oriented programming, central terms like data hiding and inheritance.Assessment methodsWritten exam at the end of the course. At least 60% are required for passing the examTeaching methodslectureLanguageGerman11Advanced C-Programming UEAdvanced C-Programming UELector: FH-Prof. Dipl.-Ing. Herbert Paulis, Eveline Prochaska, BSc MSc1.5SWS3ECTSLecture contentsKnowledge of the concepts of object oriented programming. Design of class architectures and the techniques of object oriented software development which are critical for the state-of-the-art in software design. Mind set and approach of object oriented programming, central terms like data hiding and inheritance, implementing the methods for given problems and in practical examples.Assessment methodsContinuous assessments throughout the course by means of short exams and presentation of practical examples programmed by the studentTeaching methodspractical exercises with remote teaching and presence unitsLanguageGerman1.53Intermediate Business English UEIntermediate Business English UELector: Dr.in Christa Blecha, Mag. Susanne Malacek1SWS2ECTSLecture contentsRecruitment, Job Applications, CV and Cover Letter NegotiationsAssessment methodsClass participation Distance learning Final examTeaching methodsUELanguageEnglish12Mathematics 1 ILVMathematics 1 ILVLector: DI Dr. Helmut Länger, Dr. Christian Steineder2.5SWS4ECTSLecture contentsOperating with vectors and matrices, solving systems of linear equations and applications, functions in several variables, partial derivatives, gradient, extreme values with and without side conditions, Taylor expansion, basics for line integrals and multiple integralsAssessment methodsImmanent audit process in exercise parts and final written examTeaching methodsILVLanguageGerman2.54Physics and Sensor Technology I ILVPhysics and Sensor Technology I ILVLector: FH-Prof. Dipl.-Ing. Markus Wellenzohn2.5SWS4ECTSLanguageGerman2.54
3. Semester LectureSWSECTSProgramming of Microprocessors VOProgramming of Microprocessors VOLector: FH-Prof. Dipl.-Ing. Herbert Paulis1.5SWS2ECTSLecture contentsComputer architectures focusing on microcontrollers. Pipeline, Interrupt and other developments since the Von Neumann architecture. Atmel, Cortex-M4 are introduced as well as specialized controllers like Arduino and STM32. Components of an actual microcontroller (timer, NVIC, ADC,..).Assessment methodsWritten exam at the end of the course. At least 60% are required for passing the exam.Teaching methodsLecture combined with distance learningLanguageGerman1.52Applied Electronic Circuit Design ILVApplied Electronic Circuit Design ILVLector: FH-Prof. DI Gerhard Engelmann3SWS4ECTSLecture contentsApplications of selected components Linear voltage regulator DC-DC Converter Circuits with operational amplifiers Signal theory of amplifiers Non-ideal properties of operational amplifiers and counter measures Stability of operational amplifiers Power amplifierAssessment methodsWritten exam at the end of the courseTeaching methodsLecture with laptop, beamer and explanations on whiteboard, simulations with LTspiceLanguageGerman34Electrical Metrology ILVElectrical Metrology ILVLector: DI Gerald Renner2SWS3ECTSLanguageGerman23Mathematical Methods of Electrical Engineering ILVMathematical Methods of Electrical Engineering ILVLector: FH-Prof. Dipl.-Ing. Herbert Paulis, FH-Prof. Dipl.-Ing. Markus Wellenzohn2.5SWS5ECTSLanguageGerman2.55Measurement Engineering Laboratory UEMeasurement Engineering Laboratory UELector: FH-Prof. Dipl.-Ing. Andreas Posch, DI Gerald Renner1SWS2ECTSLanguageGerman12Physics and Sensor Technology I ILVPhysics and Sensor Technology I ILVLector: FH-Prof. Dipl.-Ing. Markus Wellenzohn2.5SWS4ECTSLanguageGerman2.54Programming of Microprocessors UEProgramming of Microprocessors UELector: FH-Prof. Dipl.-Ing. Herbert Paulis, Eveline Prochaska, BSc MSc2SWS3ECTSLecture contentsSolve exercises with given Hardware (STM32 - ARM Cortex M4) by programming the controller in C. Fundamentals of microcontrollers, components of an actual microcontroller (timer, NVIC, ADC, UART,..) and LCD display.Assessment methodsContinuous assessments throughout the course At least 60% are required for passing the exam.Teaching methodsHands on examplesLanguageGerman23Control Engineeering ILVControl Engineeering ILVLector: FH-Prof. DI Gerhard Engelmann2.5SWS5ECTSLecture contents- Structure of control systems - Transfer function - Stability - Frequency response - Controller designAssessment methodsImmanent examination character with final written exam.Teaching methods- Lecture notes - Presentation with beamer - Solving problems using MATLAB - Discussion - Step-by-step explanation of complex contents on the whiteboardLanguageGerman-English2.55Control Engineeering Laboratory UEControl Engineeering Laboratory UELector: FH-Prof. DI Gerhard Engelmann1SWS2ECTSLecture contentsPractical application of the theory from related lectures. Documentation and interpretation of measurement results.Assessment methodsImmanent examination characterTeaching methodsLab exercisesLanguageGerman12
4. Semester LectureSWSECTSApplied Microcontroller Programming UEApplied Microcontroller Programming UELector: FH-Prof. Dipl.-Ing. Herbert Paulis, Eveline Prochaska, BSc MSc, Silvia Schmidt, BSc MSc2.5SWS5ECTSLecture contentsApplied µC programming: read and interpret sensor data, implementaion and application of two-wire bus systems (I²C, SPI). Special tricks and techniques of µC programming are introduced and discussed.Assessment methodspermanent assessmentTeaching methodspractical exerciseLanguageGerman2.55Design of Elelectronic Apparatuses I ILVDesign of Elelectronic Apparatuses I ILVLector: FH-Prof. DI Christian Halter, DI Gerald Renner2.5SWS5ECTSLanguageGerman2.55Scientific Research for Graduation Candidates VOScientific Research for Graduation Candidates VOLector: FH-Hon.Prof. Priv.-Doz. Mag. DI. DI. Dr.techn. Karl Michael Göschka1SWS1ECTSLecture contents* What is science * Scientific work * Scientific writing * Peer review * Code of ethics * Scientific presentationsAssessment methods* Theory presentationTeaching methods* student presentations (distance learning) * discussion and additions by the lecturerLanguageGerman11Photonics and Optoelectronics VOPhotonics and Optoelectronics VOLector: FH-Prof. Dipl.-Ing. Markus Wellenzohn2SWS3ECTSLanguageGerman23Circuit and System Design UECircuit and System Design UELector: FH-Prof. Dipl.-Ing. Andreas Posch2.5SWS4ECTSLecture contents• Introduction and basic concepts of computer-aided tools (EDA, CAD, CAE); • Computer simulation of electronic circuits with different complexity • Development of new simulation models for special components based on their specification • Computer aided circuit board design by means of a logic circuit, simulation and circuit board design software • Computer-aided system designAssessment methodsImmanent examination characterTeaching methodsExcerciseLanguageGerman2.54Circuit Design Laboratory UECircuit Design Laboratory UELector: FH-Prof. DI Gerhard Engelmann, FH-Prof. DI Christian Halter, FH-Prof. DI Rudolf Oberpertinger, MBA, FH-Prof. Dipl.-Ing. Andreas Posch, DI Gerald Renner, Hubert Wimmer, MSc2SWS4ECTSLanguageGerman24Technical English I UETechnical English I UELector: Dr.in Christa Blecha, FH-Prof. DI Rudolf Oberpertinger, MBA1SWS1ECTSLecture contentsStudents learn how to present professional articles from different areas of Electronics in English. Thereby students learn the relevant professional vocabulary and get to know specific technical content.Assessment methodspresentations class participation final examTeaching methodsUELanguageEnglish11 Specialization Automation EngineeringLectureSWSECTSAutomation of Technical Processes I ILVAutomation of Technical Processes I ILVLector: DIin Irene Schrutek2.5SWS4ECTSLecture contentsBasic concepts, device and program engineering design of a process automation system, procedure for the creation of software systems, basics of reliability and safety technology, reliability and security measures, introduction to automation projectsAssessment methodsLV Immanenter PrüfungscharakterTeaching methodsILVLanguageGerman2.54Programmable Logic Control Systems VOProgrammable Logic Control Systems VOLector: Ing. Gernot Korak, BSc MSc2SWS3ECTSLanguageGerman23 Specialization Environmental EngineeringLectureSWSECTSFundamentals of Renewable Energy Sources ILVFundamentals of Renewable Energy Sources ILV2SWS3ECTSLanguageGerman23Eco Design VOEco Design VO1SWS2ECTSLanguageGerman12Environmental Protection in Production ILVEnvironmental Protection in Production ILV1.5SWS2ECTSLecture contentsThe austrian way of environmental protection for producing companies in the electronic industryAssessment methodsLV abschließende EndprüfungTeaching methodsILVLanguageGerman1.52
5. Semester LectureSWSECTSActuators VOActuators VOLector: FH-Prof. Dipl.-Ing. Markus Wellenzohn1SWS1ECTSLanguageGerman11Selected Chapters of Electronics I SESelected Chapters of Electronics I SELector: FH-Prof. DI Christian Halter3SWS4ECTSLanguageGerman34Bachelor Thesis I SEBachelor Thesis I SELector: FH-Prof. Dipl.-Ing. Andreas Posch1SWS3ECTSLanguageGerman13Design of Elelectronic Apparatuses II UEDesign of Elelectronic Apparatuses II UELector: FH-Prof. DI Christian Halter, FH-Prof. DI Rudolf Oberpertinger, MBA, FH-Prof. Dipl.-Ing. Herbert Paulis, FH-Prof. Dipl.-Ing. Andreas Posch, Eveline Prochaska, BSc MSc, DI Gerald Renner, FH-Prof. Dipl.-Ing. Markus Wellenzohn1.5SWS5ECTSLanguageGerman1.55Power Electronics ILVPower Electronics ILVLector: FH-Prof. DI Rudolf Oberpertinger, MBA2SWS3ECTSLanguageGerman23Project Management ILVProject Management ILVLector: Dipl.-Ing. Walter Forsthuber1.5SWS2ECTSLanguageGerman1.52Technical English 2 UETechnical English 2 UELector: Dr.in Christa Blecha, FH-Prof. DI Rudolf Oberpertinger, MBA1SWS1ECTSLecture contentsStudents learn how to present professional articles from different areas of Electronics in English. Thereby students learn the relevant professional vocabulary and get to know specific technical content.Assessment methodspresentations class participation final examTeaching methodspresentations, discussions, q+aLanguageEnglish11Economy ILVEconomy ILVLector: Mag. Alexander Friedrich Meixner, MMag. Helmut Pscheidl2SWS3ECTSLanguageGerman23 Specialization Automation EngineeringLectureSWSECTSAutomation of Technical Processes II ILVAutomation of Technical Processes II ILVLector: DIin Irene Schrutek3SWS5ECTSLecture contentsteaching the operations in an automation project, calculation of hard- and software cost as well as engineering and project management modelling of automation tasks, project management especially for automation-projects, special automation topics: weighing ... kpi and benchmarking, engineering tasks in an automation projects practical exercisesAssessment methodsLV Immanenter PrüfungscharakterTeaching methodsILVLanguageGerman35Control Systems VOControl Systems VOLector: Ing. Gernot Korak, BSc MSc2SWS3ECTSLanguageGerman23 Specialization Environmental EngineeringLectureSWSECTSRecycling Technologies and Waste Management ILVRecycling Technologies and Waste Management ILVLector: Dipl.-Ing. Dr. Peter Hodecek, MBA1.5SWS2ECTSLecture contentsoncepts of a sustainable circular economy, recycling technologies, ecological and economic consideration of recycling processes, characterization of waste, prevention of waste, collection and transport of waste, pretreatment of waste, thermal treatment of waste, landfill of waste, waste management Austria, principles of the waste management law, disposal managementAssessment methodsLanguageGerman1.52Technologies for the Utilization of Renewable Energy Sources VOTechnologies for the Utilization of Renewable Energy Sources VOLector: Dr. Claude Klöckl, Mag. Julian Schmid2SWS3ECTSLecture contentsThe Course covers the Production and Consequences of renewable Energy. The Course is tructured broadly into 2 Parts: Solarpower and Windpower. Excursions into the Topics of Energy Economics, Applications of Inverters and Energy Storage will also be discussed.Assessment methodsAside of the final exam we will conduct blackboard calculations, one practical lab course (Solarcells) and one presentation.Teaching methodssee Assessment methodsLanguageGerman-English23Technologies for the Utilization of Renewable Energy Sources SETechnologies for the Utilization of Renewable Energy Sources SELector: Dr. Claude Klöckl, Mag. Julian Schmid1.5SWS3ECTSLanguageGerman1.53
6. Semester LectureSWSECTSSelected Chapters of Electronics II SESelected Chapters of Electronics II SELector: FH-Prof. DI Gerhard Engelmann2SWS3ECTSLecture contentsIn-depth treatment of current, selected topics in applied electronics. During this course, topics from guest lecturers or current research topics of the FH Campus Wien can be dealt with.Assessment methodsImmanent test character with final presentation.Teaching methodsSeminarLanguageGerman-English23Bachelor Thesis II SEBachelor Thesis II SELector: FH-Prof. Dipl.-Ing. Andreas Posch, Eveline Prochaska, BSc MSc1SWS7ECTSLanguageGerman17Professional Practical Training PRProfessional Practical Training PRLector: FH-Prof. Dipl.-Ing. Andreas Posch1SWS11ECTSLanguageGerman111Civil and Patent Law VOCivil and Patent Law VOLector: Mag. Bernhard Mlynek, Mag. iur. Dipl.-Ing. Dr. Michael Stadler1SWS1ECTSLanguageGerman-English11Product Life Cycle Management VOProduct Life Cycle Management VOLector: Dipl.-Ing. Wolfram Irsa, CIRM, CFPIM1SWS2ECTSLecture contents• Introduction to the different lifecycle phases of an electronic component / assembly and a complete device. • Requirements of the production to the electronic assembly as well as its test and analysis structure. Consideration of these boundary conditions for a cost and resource efficient design of electronic assemblies and systems. • Influence of service & diagnostic requirements on the design of electronic assemblies and systems. • Modern test and analysis systems for electronic circuits and assemblies. • Recycling of electronic assemblies and devices (legal framework and design guidelines). • Banned Substances in the field of electronics - alternative products as well as application.Assessment methodsImmanent examination character, participation, attendance - 20% of the overall grade Term paper - 30% of the overall grade Written exam - 50% of the overall gradeTeaching methodsLecture, term paper, exhibits, videos, elaboration of scientific terms.LanguageGerman-English12 Specialization Automation EngineeringLectureSWSECTSHuman Machine Interfaces ILVHuman Machine Interfaces ILVLector: Ing. Gernot Korak, BSc MSc1.5SWS2ECTSLanguageGerman1.52Process Control Systems and Field Bus Technology ILVProcess Control Systems and Field Bus Technology ILVLector: DI (FH) Herbert Andert2.5SWS4ECTSLanguageGerman2.54 Specialization Environmental EngineeringLectureSWSECTSElectro-Mobility VOElectro-Mobility VOLector: Markus Kaiser, MSc1SWS2ECTSLecture contents1. Introduction into the electromobility 2. The hybrid Technology 3. The battery electric vehicle - Technical structure and components 4. Charging technology and infrastructure 5. Use of energy in the vehicle 6. Ecological aspects of the electromobility 7. Environmental policy instruments and mobility concepts 8. Current market overview about the electromobilityAssessment methodsLV - Final examTeaching methodsVOLanguageGerman12Energy Savings and Climate Policies ILVEnergy Savings and Climate Policies ILVLector: Dipl.-Ing. Maria Kalleitner-Huber1.5SWS2ECTSLanguageGerman1.52Environmental Metrology ILVEnvironmental Metrology ILVLector: DIin Irene Schrutek1.5SWS2ECTSLecture contentsIntroduction to environmental measurement technology: Definition Terms, Environmental-Human Relationship Cause and origin of relevant environmental measures: water, air, waste, Physical measurement principles and measurement methods: Temperature measurement, humidity measurement, pH measurement, water analysis, pressure and differential pressure measurement, measurement of radioactive materials, sound level measurement, volume flow measurement, dust measurement Use of measuring instruments for environmental measurement technology: market-relevant measuring instruments, accuracy of measurement methods, processing of measurement dataAssessment methodsILV mit abschließender EndprüfungTeaching methods- Lecture with presentation and on the board - Group work - Seminar workLanguageGerman1.52
Admission requirements General higher education entrance qualification: University entrance qualification or degree from a general or vocational secondary schoolUniversity entrance exam (Berufsreifeprüfung)Equivalent certificate from abroad Equivalence is determined by international agreements, validation or in individual cases a decision by the head of the academic sectionUniversity entrance qualification exam for Electrical Engineering or Information Technology Information and institutes offering courses in preparation for the university entrance exam (Studienberechtigungsprüfung) can be found on the portal Erwachsenenbildung.at of the Federal Ministry of Education, Science and ResearchErwachsenenbildung.atAustrian Federal Ministry of Education, Science and ResearchRelevant professional qualification and the required auxiliary exams You obtained your professional qualification in the field of apprenticeship groups for electrical disciplines, in secondary vocational schools or as a part-time graduate of the first phase of an HTL (Federal College of Engineering)Regulation for the admission of third country citizens (PDF 224 KB)Information for applicants with non-Austrian (school) certificates (PDF 145 KB)
Application To apply you will require the following documents:Birth certificateProof of citizenshipSchool leaving certificate / university entrance qualification exam (Studienberechtigungsprüfung) / verification of professional qualificationsAn abridged CV with photographPlease note: It is not possible to save incomplete online applications. You must complete your application in one session. Your application will be valid as soon as you upload all of the required documents and certificates. In the event that some documents (e.g. certificates) are not available at the time you apply, you may submit these later via e-mail, mail or in person by no later than the start of the degree program.
Admission procedure The admission procedure consists of a written test and an interview with the admission committee. Aim The aim is to ensure places are offered to those persons who complete the multi-level admission procedure with the best results. The tests are designed to assess the skills needed for the intended profession.Procedure The written admission test comprises a number of tests to assess your logical thinking faculties and your basic scientific knowledge. (Duration of the written test: approx. 60 minutes) All applicants will then be invited to an admission interview for feedback on the results of their written test. You will also be queried about your personal circumstances, including your motivation for your choice of degree program. (Duration: approx. 15 minutes per candidate) Should you fail to meet the entry level requirements for the degree program, you will after admission be advised on how to best prepare yourself for the specific subject.Criteria The criteria for acceptance are based solely on performance. Points are awarded for the written test results and the admission interview. The applicants will be ranked correspondingly. The geographical origin of the applicant has no influence on the admission decision. The admission requirements must be met in all cases. The process as a whole and all test and assessment results from the admission procedure are documented in a verifiable manner and archived.
Dates The date for the selection process will be communicated to the applicants in a timely manner by the secretary's office via e-mail.
> FH-Prof. Dipl.-Ing. Andreas Posch Head of Department Engineering, Head of Degree Program Applied Electronics, Clinical Engineering, Electronic Systems Engineering, Technical Management T: +43 1 606 68 77-2111andreas.posch@fh-campuswien.ac.at
> Eveline Prochaska, BSc MSc Academic Staff, Stadt Wien Endowed Professorship for Healthcare Engineering