High Tech Manufacturing Bachelor

Overview

Modern manufacturing processes are becoming increasingly complex and keeping pace with this trend demands corresponding multidisciplinary skill. The core elements of this degree program are therefore know-how about the latest production and manufacturing technologies, about mechanical engineering, automation and robotics and also about management and economics. The very broad education qualifies you for many positions dealing with product lifecycle in the technical industry.

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Maria Urbauer
Favoritenstraße 226, B.3.32
1100 Vienna
T: +43 1 606 68 77-2300
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manufacturing@fh-campuswien.ac.at

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Duration of course: 6 Semester

Organisational form: full-time

180ECTS

Language of instruction German

35Study places

Final degree: Bachelor of Science in Engineering (BSc)

Application period for academic year 2021/22

16^th August 2020 until 15^th June 2021

tuition 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 a pronounced passion for technology, construction and technical processes. You are interested in a product's progress along the manufacturing chain and in developing your own concepts towards further automating or optimizing production. Your way of working - thinking ideas through to the end - are to your advantage here. You are keen to be part of the quest for alternatives to materials, since you take sustainability and preservation of resources seriously. You consider knowledge of economics as a good supplement to the technical degree programs.

What we offer you

We cooperate closely with renowned companies in commerce and industry. You may benefit from this in many ways: Our state-of-the-art research and development laboratories were set up by Phoenix Contact, an internationally operating company in the field of electrical engineering and automation. This guarantees a wide spectrum of teaching and learning in automation. A range of interesting companies and cooperation partners are also represented at our "Firmentag Technik" (Company day Technology) at the main FH Campus Vienna. You may utilize your time between courses to establish contacts for your professional career and enter into discussions with potential employers.

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. You may, furthermore, participate in R&D projects and in developing the dialog between practice and science.

What makes this degree program special

Focus on manufacturing technology, mechanical engineering, automation and robotics plus business and management skills
Top infrastructure: From the robotics laboratory to the Phoenix Contact Competence Center for automation to the 3D printer for rapid prototyping
As a member of the OS.Car Racing Team with the Formula Student design competition in Spielberg

The project-oriented and strong practical orientation of this study course is a major advantage. Taking into account the full life cycle of a product from design to implementation is a priority of ours. Students may, for instance, design a racing car, be responsible for its manufacture and race it themselves - as with the international Formula Student construction competition of the Society of Automotive Engineers, for instance.

The possibilities and potentials of 3D printing are a salient High Tech Manufacturing topic. A project combining computer tomography with 3D printing is currently running in the Radiology section. A special program scans parts of the body and the three dimensional data are then analyzed, for producing plastic models on the 3D printer for mouth, jaw and facial surgery.

This includes following trends in material research and integrating these in the study course. These currently comprise bioplastics, increasingly considered as materials for construction.

Within the framework of their studies, we can also offer students of the High Tech Manufacturing Bachelor's degree program certifications in demand in industry, such as the LabView certificate and PMA Project management Austria Level D.

The Bachelor's degree program in this form is unique in Austria.

What you will learn in the degree program

The focus is mainly on the four major fields of competency in contemporary industrial engineering degree programs: Technological basics, automation, economy and leadership and management competency.

The basic degree program imparts scientific engineering skills in mathematics, mechanics, manufacturing technology, electronics and IT. Semesters 3 and 4 focus on pertinent basics such as planning and control of manufacturing processes, high-tech production procedures, logistical processes, business administration fundamentals, leadership and management.
The fifth semester is all about your internship.
In the sixth semester, you will choose between two fields of specialization.
- Leadership in social systems - social system integration: You will here be specializing on team leadership and control. You will learn about abstract models of leadership and promotion of social systems in the context of organizations and deal with intervention techniques for professional leadership, personnel management and staff and organizational development.
- Technical systems integration: You will increasingly deal with modern communication and control systems, structuring of automated manufacturing systems, application of IT systems in process control and monitoring, also future innovative developments in the field of Intelligent Manufacturing Systems.

Curriculum

1. Semester

Lecture	SWS	ECTS
Chemistry of the Materials VO Chemistry of the Materials VO Lector: Christoph Mehofer, BSc 1SWS 2ECTS Language German	1	2
Introduction to the Geometry of Constructions ILV Introduction to the Geometry of Constructions ILV Lector: FH-Prof. Dipl.-Ing. Udo Unterweger 1SWS 1ECTS Lecture contents Basic Knowledge of drawings and constructions in 2D and 3D. Drawing without Tools. Detail drawings. Assessment methods Checks of knowledge are always possibe Exam at the end. Teaching methods Integrated lesson. Language German	1	1
Introduction to Computer Sciences ILV Introduction to Computer Sciences ILV Lector: DI (FH) Peter Krebs 2SWS 3ECTS Lecture contents Historical overview on computer science (beginnings to current state); Basics of computer architectures (structure and workings); Arithmetic with binary numbers (boolean algebra, combinational logic); Structure and workings of processor and memory; Representation of numbers (how do modern computers hold data in memory); Structure and workings of "modern" computers; Operating systems (structure, differences, functions) Assessment methods Written exam Teaching methods Integrated Lecture (Lecture/Drawings/Presentations) Language German	2	3
Introduction to the Mathematics for Engineers ILV Introduction to the Mathematics for Engineers ILV Lector: DI Dr. Christian Hölzl, Dipl.Ing. Nikolaus Maly 2SWS 3ECTS Lecture contents Linear dynamical systems, Recursions, Vectors and matrices, Eigenvalue Problems, Linear Equations Systems, Polynomial Functions, Exponential Functions. Assessment methods Short written exams on a regular basis. Written final exam. Possibly additional oral exam to clarify questions. Teaching methods Integrated Online Course Language German	2	3
Basics of Electronics and Electrical Engineering ILV Basics of Electronics and Electrical Engineering ILV Lector: FH-Prof. DI Christian Halter, DIin Irene Schrutek 3SWS 4ECTS Lecture contents Basic electrical properties of active components (semiconductor; diode, structure and operating principles, types of diodes, rectifier circuits, bipolar and fieldeffect-transistors, structure and operating principles) and passive components (resistor, coil/inductor and capacitors). Introduction, fundamental terms and definitions; electrical charge, currents, voltages and power; electrical resistance, Ohm's law; electrical circuits, Kirchhoff's circuit laws, electric circuits elements, resistor networks, network analysis, electrical field, electrical properties of materials, capacitor, magnetic field, magnetic properties of materials, inductance, coil, transformer; Structure and properties of real resistors, capacitors, coils, transformers; Main properties of electromagnetical fields Accompanying to the theoretical nature of the lectures, practical examples are shown in the exercises Assessment methods ContinWritten tests in the middle and at the end of the semesteruous assessments throughout the course and final exam Teaching methods Lecture with Laptop, Beamer and additional explanations on whiteboard Language German	3	4
Fundamentals of Materials, Specifications, Quality, Application VO Fundamentals of Materials, Specifications, Quality, Application VO Lector: FH-Prof. Dipl.-Ing. Udo Unterweger 2SWS 3ECTS Teaching methods Lesson Language German	2	3
Social Competence and Context ILV Social Competence and Context ILV Lector: Mag. Dr. Alfred Fellinger-Fritz, MBA 0.5SWS 1ECTS Lecture contents Social competencies (focused on gender and diversity competency). Basics of gender and diversity and equality management and diversiy management. case studies. usability and implementation of equality and diversity management. Exercises Assessment methods online test in moodle Teaching methods lecture case studies exercises Language German	0.5	1
Statics ILV Statics ILV Lector: FH-Prof. Dipl.-Ing. Udo Unterweger 1.5SWS 4ECTS Language German	1.5	4
Basic System Theories ILV Basic System Theories ILV Lector: Mag. Dr. Alfred Fellinger-Fritz, MBA 0.5SWS 1ECTS Lecture contents Basics of systemic thinking, system theory and constructivism Assessment methods online test in moodle Teaching methods Input, discussions, group work , selfrelection, experiments Language German	0.5	1
Basic Processes in Manufacturing Technology ILV Basic Processes in Manufacturing Technology ILV Lector: Florian Schüssler, MSc, Ing. Michael Sippl, BSc MSc 2SWS 3ECTS Lecture contents Objectives of the course General knowledge of machine tools: basic structures, mechanical features, areas of application; multi-machine systems and machining centers; tool systems and jigs; Position measuring system and control devices; NC/CNC process introduction; programming and simulation of CNC devices; manufacturing processes for injection molding tools; Further aspects of injection molding and die casting processes Assessment methods final examination Teaching methods Integrated course Language German	2	3
Mechanical Workshop LB Mechanical Workshop LB Lector: Sebastian Geyer, BSc MSc, Victor Klamert, BSc MSc, David Nechi, BSc, FH-Prof. Dipl.-Ing. Dr.mont. Heimo Sandtner, Lukas Streinzer, MSc. , FH-Prof. Dipl.-Ing. Udo Unterweger 5SWS 5ECTS Lecture contents The students are separated in groups WITH and WITHOUT "mechanical skills". Four combustion engines will be dismantled and the steps will be documented (words, pictures, etc.) Students without skills will be teached in theory and pactise regarding basic maschining processes (rolling, milling, grinding, drilling, etc.) before assambling the engines again. The other students are dealing with a construction exercise. Assessment methods lesson - permanent evaluation Teaching methods labor	5	5

2. Semester

Lecture	SWS	ECTS
Applied Differential and Integral Calculus ILV Applied Differential and Integral Calculus ILV Lector: Ao.Univ.Prof. Dr. Günther Karigl 2SWS 4ECTS Lecture contents Basic concepts of differential and integral calculus, applications. Assessment methods Exercises have to be prepared during the semester, a written exam at the end of the semester will serve as the assessment of choice. Teaching methods Integrated lectures and exercises Language German	2	4
Applied Computer Science ILV Applied Computer Science ILV Lector: DI (FH) Peter Krebs 2SWS 4ECTS Lecture contents Basics of OS administration, Important terms of Applied Informatics (programs, algorithms, programming), Introduction to programming (using C), Abstract Data Types (ADT), Evaluation and implementation of algorithms Assessment methods Final exam + distance learning Teaching methods Integrated Lecture Language German	2	4
Dynamics ILV Dynamics ILV Lector: FH-Prof. Dipl.-Ing. Udo Unterweger 2SWS 3ECTS Teaching methods integrated lesson Language German	2	3
Electronics Laboratory LB Electronics Laboratory LB Lector: Ing. Gernot Korak, BSc MSc, DI (FH) Peter Krebs 2SWS 2ECTS Lecture contents The theoretical knowledge regarding Basics of Electrical Engineering and Electronics gained in the preceding lectures is applied in a practical way. Students solve exercises involving the construction and measuring of basic circuits while documenting the measurements and insights in the shape of lab protocols. Assessment methods Final exam Teaching methods Laboratory Language German	2	2
Manufacturing Technology VO Manufacturing Technology VO Lector: FH-Prof. Dipl.-Ing. Udo Unterweger 3SWS 4ECTS Lecture contents processes regarding shaping, casting materials; Special processes, High Speed Cutting, laser Technologies, modern welding technologies, coating; Rapid Prototyping Assessment methods exam at the end of semester Teaching methods lesson Language German	3	4
Fundamentals of Mechanical Construction ILV Fundamentals of Mechanical Construction ILV Lector: Victor Klamert, BSc MSc, Ing. Norbert Prochaska 3SWS 3ECTS Language German	3	3
Basics of Machine Elements ILV Basics of Machine Elements ILV Lector: FH-Prof. Dipl.-Ing. Udo Unterweger 2SWS 4ECTS Teaching methods integrated lesson Language German	2	4
Design UE Design UE Lector: Victor Klamert, BSc MSc, DI Dr. Andreas Matzner, OStR. Prof. 2SWS 2ECTS Language German	2	2
Sensor Technology and Actuating Elements VO Sensor Technology and Actuating Elements VO Lector: FH-Prof. Dipl.-Ing. Markus Wellenzohn 1SWS 2ECTS Lecture contents Principles of application for the conversion of different non-electrical quantities to electrical quantities (and vice versa) like: - mechanical, - thermic, - optical, - chemical, - biological, as well as other electrical/magnetical quantities. Assessment methods Final exam Teaching methods Lecture with Laptop, Beamer and additional explanations on whiteboard. Parts of the lectures' contents have to be acquired by the students on their own by means of e-learning. Language German	1	2
Materials Testing Procedure ILV Materials Testing Procedure ILV Lector: FH-Prof. Dipl.-Ing. Udo Unterweger 2SWS 2ECTS Lecture contents Overview of all relevant testing methods regarding materials. Tensile strength, metallography, christal structure, hardness testing, X-ray testing, surface testing, etc. Assessment methods lesson - exam at the end of semester Teaching methods integrated lesson Language German	2	2

3. Semester

Lecture	SWS	ECTS
Applied Physics ILV Applied Physics ILV Lector: Ass.Prof. Dipl.-Ing. Dr. Johannes Bernardi 2SWS 3ECTS Lecture contents Kinematics (motion in one and two dimensions), dynamics (Newton's law, work and energy), rotation, heat and thermodynamics. Solving of simple physical problems during exercises Assessment methods Beurteilungsmethode (Prüfungsmodus) course with examinations in written form Teaching methods Lecture and exercises	2	3
Manufacturing Planning CAD/CAM ILV Manufacturing Planning CAD/CAM ILV Lector: DI Dr. Andreas Matzner, OStR. Prof. 2SWS 2ECTS	2	2
Strengths of Materials and finite Elements Methods VO Strengths of Materials and finite Elements Methods VO Lector: Florian Schüssler, MSc, Ing. Michael Sippl, BSc MSc 1.5SWS 2ECTS Lecture contents The theoretical basics of strength theory and the finite element method and the practical application with Simcenter and NX Nastran are taught. Contents are internal forces, tension, elastostatics, strains, finite elements, dimensioning. Assessment methods Written exam: theoretical questions and analytical calculations Practical exam: Performing a finite element calculation with Simcenter Both parts of the exam must be positive independently! Teaching methods Theory lecture, analytical calculations on the whiteboard, practical FEA on PC Language German-English	1.5	2
Basics of Business Administration VO Basics of Business Administration VO Lector: Ing. Mag. Wolfgang Heider 2SWS 3ECTS Lecture contents Perspecitives of business administration: * Entrepreneural perspective * Financial perspective * Strategic perspective * Customer perspective * Production- and process perspective * Employee perspective Assessment methods final exam Teaching methods lecture Language German	2	3
Construction and Production Methods ILV Construction and Production Methods ILV Lector: Sebastian Geyer, BSc MSc, Victor Klamert, BSc MSc 3.5SWS 4ECTS	3.5	4
Application of a higher Mathematics ILV Application of a higher Mathematics ILV Lector: Dipl.Ing. Nikolaus Maly 1.5SWS 2ECTS Lecture contents (1) Introduction to the general theory of differential equations (DEs), first- and second order linear differential equations, qualitative methods for non-linear differential equations, application of differential equations; (2) Fourieranalysis Assessment methods Short written exams on a regular basis. Written final exam (report). Possibly additional oral exam to clarify questions. Teaching methods Integrated Online Lecture Language German	1.5	2
Machine-, Tool – and Jig Manufacturing ILV Machine-, Tool – and Jig Manufacturing ILV Lector: Dipl.-Ing. Wolfram Irsa, CIRM, CFPIM 3SWS 4ECTS Lecture contents mechanical engineering Toolmaking Fixture construction Machine tools CNC technology Current trends and technical developments Assessment methods ILV-final exam 50% Term Paper 30% Participation 20% Teaching methods Lecture Term Paper Scientific review of terms and concepts Language German-English	3	4
Introduction to Project Management VO Introduction to Project Management VO Lector: Dipl.Ing. Elisabeth Richter 1SWS 1ECTS Lecture contents Introduction to Projectmanagement. Tools and methods. Stakeholder and SWOT Analysis. Planning of Projects, Project Organisation, communication. Case Studies Assessment methods Test (written) Teaching methods Lectures and workshops Language German	1	1
Control Systems ILV Control Systems ILV Lector: Ing. Gernot Korak, BSc MSc, Matthias Nagl, BSc MSc 3SWS 4ECTS Language German	3	4
Production Management ILV Production Management ILV Lector: Patrick Rupprecht, MSc MSc MA 2SWS 3ECTS Lecture contents Fundamentals and historical development of production, production systems and industrial manufacturing State of the Art production systems / Lean Production, Integrated PPS, industry 4.0 in production Process, material and information flow design in production, Elemination of waste in production Product Development Procedures PEP (VDA, ISO), Process Management, Quality Management, Maintenance Concepts Standards and KPIs in production Assembly as core element of production, primary-secondary analysis Work Science, Ergonomics and Human factors The human factor in production today and in the future Assistance systems and robots in the area of production Visions and strategic concepts for production systems Use of software and digital tools in production management energy management Assessment methods Practice-oriented teamwork and final exam Teaching methods Integrated course, Practice-oriented teamwork (concept development, elevator pitch, mind maps, usage of tools) final exam Language German	2	3
Statistics and Calculus of Probability ILV Statistics and Calculus of Probability ILV Lector: Dipl.Ing. Nikolaus Maly 1SWS 2ECTS Lecture contents Introduction to descriptive statistics, inferential statistics and hypothesis testing. Probability theory, probability distributions. Introduction to a software environment for statistical computing. Application of the lecture content. Assessment methods Short written exams on a regular basis. Written final exam (report). Possibly additional oral exam to clarify questions. Teaching methods Integrated online lecture Language German	1	2

4. Semester

Lecture	SWS	ECTS
Introduction to Rapid Prototyping ILV Introduction to Rapid Prototyping ILV Lector: Sebastian Geyer, BSc MSc 1.5SWS 3ECTS Lecture contents Introduction to additive manufacturing technologies - as used in the High Tech Manufacturing program (basics and application). From design to part, slicing methods, printing simple designs as a model or ready-to-use prototypes. Design of simple components taking into account customary limits (components and machines). Assessment methods small project work, written exam Teaching methods ILV	1.5	3
Introduction to Logistics ILV Introduction to Logistics ILV Lector: Patrick Rupprecht, MSc MSc MA 1.5SWS 2ECTS Lecture contents Basics of logistics and the supply chain, logistics terms and concepts Actual developments in logistics Intralogistics and warehouse Modern transport systems, AGV Digitalization, tracking and connectivity in logistics Supply chain management and external logistics Optimization methods Block chain in logistics Digital logistics planning and software usage in logistics Assessment methods Practice-oriented teamwork and final exam Teaching methods Integrated course, Practice-oriented teamwork (concept presentation, software-exercises) final exam Language German	1.5	2
Bachelor Project Construction and Manufacturing SE Bachelor Project Construction and Manufacturing SE Lector: Victor Klamert, BSc MSc, DI Dr. Andreas Matzner, OStR. Prof., Christoph Mehofer, BSc, Matthias Nagl, BSc MSc 5SWS 5ECTS Language German	5	5
"Introduction to Scientific Work for select Research Questions SE "Introduction to Scientific Work for select Research Questions SE Lector: FH-Prof. Dipl.-Ing. Udo Unterweger 1SWS 5ECTS	1	5
Factory Simulation ILV Factory Simulation ILV Lector: Dr. Stefan Treitl, Dr. Martin Waitz 2SWS 3ECTS Lecture contents operations management and the influence of setup, quality and maintenance process simulation basics of simulation and application to case studies Assessment methods homework, written exam, project work Teaching methods integrated class Since it is most likely that there will not be any physical class, we have to do the following: 3.3. Kick Off, afterwards: self study 17.3. Q+A Session with Martin Waitz 24.3. Mid Term Exam, afterwards: self study 28.4. Q+A Session with Stefan Treitl 30.6. Submission of Simulation Projects Language German	2	3
Fundamentals of Communication ILV Fundamentals of Communication ILV Lector: Mag. Dr. Alfred Fellinger-Fritz, MBA 1SWS 1ECTS Lecture contents Communication Theory, Communication Models, communication techniques, conflictmanagement Assessment methods group work, online test Teaching methods Theory Exercises Discussions Moodle Online Text	1	1
Project Management SE Project Management SE Lector: MMag. Tristan Petz 1.5SWS 1ECTS Lecture contents Application of Project Management theories. Each Student designs a Project handbook. Most important methods, Tools and instruments are trained. Assessment methods Project Handbook / Presentation Teaching methods Workshops, presentations and discussions Language German	1.5	1
Cost Accounting and Controlling ILV Cost Accounting and Controlling ILV Lector: Ing. Mag. Wolfgang Heider 2SWS 3ECTS Language German	2	3
Measurement and Control Engineering ILV Measurement and Control Engineering ILV Lector: DIin Irene Schrutek 2SWS 2ECTS	2	2
Processes in Product Development VO Processes in Product Development VO Lector: DI Walter Sebron 1.5SWS 2ECTS	1.5	2
Robots and Handling Technique VO Robots and Handling Technique VO Lector: Ing. Alexander Liebe, MSc 2SWS 3ECTS Lecture contents Design and application of industrial robots; Kinematic types and coordinate systems; Basic programming knowledge of ABB industrial robots in the program language RAPID; Control and path planning; Possibilities and limitations of today's simulation technology; Grip types and their usability; Safety and its use around industrial robots in automated systems; Trends and latest developments in the field of robotics Assessment methods Written final exam for lecture and exercise Teaching methods Lecture and Exercises Language German	2	3

5. Semester

Lecture	SWS	ECTS
Workshop - I@H SE Workshop - I@H SE Lector: Sebastian Geyer, BSc MSc 1SWS 2ECTS Lecture contents Possible topics for the seminar: - Advanced Rapid Prototyping as used in international Formula Student Teams - How to use different types of software to capture and process a CAT-scan image and build a 3D model - How to use different image capturing technologies to build and adapt a 3D model of a pets limb (cat or dog) - How to use different Rapid Prototyping Technologies to build a transdermal prosthesis for a pet (cat or dog) An expansion of the topics by the respective guest lecturer is possible. Assessment methods written exam Teaching methods SE	1	2
Professional Practical Training (575 hours) PR Professional Practical Training (575 hours) PR Lector: FH-Prof. Dipl.-Ing. Udo Unterweger 0SWS 23ECTS Language German	0	23
English Presentations for Experts UE English Presentations for Experts UE Lector: Dr.in Christa Blecha, Barry Jenkins, BSc (Hons) 1.5SWS 2ECTS Lecture contents Students will learn how to present in English and how to write an effective abstract. Assessment methods classroom participation written abstract oral presentation written exam Teaching methods All 4 skills will be trained and enhanced. Language English	1.5	2
Practice Guidance SE Practice Guidance SE Lector: FH-Prof. Dipl.-Ing. Dr.mont. Heimo Sandtner, FH-Prof. Dipl.-Ing. Udo Unterweger 0.5SWS 1ECTS Language German	0.5	1
Project Company Construction Project Bachelor Thesis I SE Project Company Construction Project Bachelor Thesis I SE Lector: Sebastian Geyer, BSc MSc, Victor Klamert, BSc MSc, Ing. Gernot Korak, BSc MSc, DI Dr. Andreas Matzner, OStR. Prof., Christoph Mehofer, BSc, David Nechi, BSc, FH-Prof. Dipl.-Ing. Udo Unterweger 1SWS 2ECTS Language German	1	2

6. Semester

Lecture	SWS	ECTS
Series of Lecture - I@H SE Series of Lecture - I@H SE Lector: Sebastian Geyer, BSc MSc 1SWS 1ECTS Lecture contents Possible topics for the Lecture Series: - Ambient Assisted Living (e.g. technical assistance in everyday life, Serious Games) - Robotics, Automation & Control (e.g. implementation of a robot arm, force distribution in robot arms, control algorithms for positioning) - Rapid Prototyping (e.g. Rapid prototyping for medical applications) - System Safety (e.g. Safety in Automotive, Safety in Aerospace, Safety in Traffic Control, Safety in Automation & Control) An expansion of the topics by the respective guest lecturer is possible. Assessment methods Immanent examination Teaching methods ILV	1	1
ERP-Systems ILV ERP-Systems ILV Lector: MMag. Tristan Petz 1SWS 2ECTS	1	2
Ergonomics and Industrial Safety at Work ILV Ergonomics and Industrial Safety at Work ILV Lector: FH-Prof.in Mag.a Dr.in Ursula Eckler, Dipl.-Ing. Jürgen Schulik 1.5SWS 2ECTS Lecture contents Legal Requirements Safety Policy and Systems Root cause Analysis Risk Management of work places Safety Equipment Assessment methods Written Test and Project Teaching methods Lecture, discussion, Workshops, case Studies Language German	1.5	2
Basics of Law, Corporate Law and Environmental Law VO Basics of Law, Corporate Law and Environmental Law VO Lector: Mag. Dr.iur. Wolfgang Aigner 1SWS 2ECTS Lecture contents The course gives a short overview over the structure of the Austrian legal system: the Constitution, the structure of administration and the court system, the private law and the principles to protect the environment. Assessment methods Written examination with casestudies at the end of the course. Teaching methods Lecture and casestudies	1	2
Innovation and Entrepreneurship ILV Innovation and Entrepreneurship ILV Lector: Dipl.-Ing. Thomas Fiedler, DI Fabio Offredi 2SWS 3ECTS Lecture contents - Structured innovation process - Innovations and innovation management - Technology and R&D management basic elements - Innovation strategies with reference to markets and products - Startup Toolbox - tutorial for young entrepreneurs with all elements for successful founding and scaling of a Startup - Entrepreneurship success factors - Measuring innovation activities - Entrepreneurship elements and challenges - Meeting successful entrepreneurs Assessment methods Students will be grouped in 4 teams (each with a leader & co-leader). The exam has 2 components: - presentation of analysis of a given business case by each team - written examination about the fundamental concepts explained during the course Teaching methods Explanation of basic concepts using examples taken from profesional experience. Constant interactive involvement of the students. Specific assignments to resolve small business cases in teams. Opportunity of confrontation with innovative business leaders. Language English	2	3
Manufacturing Execution System ILV Manufacturing Execution System ILV Lector: Dipl.-Ing. Dr. Jürgen Wöckl 2SWS 2ECTS Lecture contents Topics: Prognosis & forecasting Production planning (PP) Supply network planning (SNP) Lot sizing Inventory management Implementation using Excel, GLPK (incl. comparision with SAP APO) Assessment methods VO: exam, UE: continuous assessment of course work Teaching methods Integrated course	2	2
Marketing and Sales ILV Marketing and Sales ILV Lector: DI Fabio Offredi 1SWS 1ECTS Lecture contents Role of product marketing in the Company. Creation and customization of products and marketing concepts. The product life cycle, portfolio analysis, product diversification, pricing (costing). Concepts and definitions of marketing mix and sales activities Representation of success factors and problem areas.Support tools from the field of Customer Relationship Management (CRM) Possible structures of the sales organization and sales teams. Assessment methods Final written exam Teaching methods Explanation of basic concepts using examples taken from profesional experience. Constant interactive involvement of the students Language English	1	1
Presentation and Moderation UE Presentation and Moderation UE Lector: Mag. Dr. Alfred Fellinger-Fritz, MBA 2SWS 2ECTS Lecture contents Presentation and Moderationstechniques Assessment methods presentation, case study, Online-test Teaching methods presentation discussion exercices Videos Moodle Language German	2	2
WPF II Engrossed Leadership Processes, Instruments and Diversity Management ILV WPF II Engrossed Leadership Processes, Instruments and Diversity Management ILV Lector: Mag. Herbert Korvas 3SWS 3ECTS Lecture contents Corporate culture, human images and modern management strategies. Management and management strategies in selected areas of diversity management. Age and lifestyle, disability and health, migration and ethnicity, family and gender Leadership styles and diversity: Leader - Member - Exchange theory, systemic and ethical leadership theories Control and design of participatory leadership processes through coaching, personnel and team development Personnel deployment in qualitative, quantitative, temporal and local terms Assessment methods (Immanenter Prüfungscharakter), written exame Teaching methods Integrated course Language German	3	3
Quality Management ILV Quality Management ILV Lector: Ing. Ernst Weigl, MBA 1.5SWS 2ECTS Lecture contents Basic knowledge on quality management systems, organisational quality, improvement processes as well as reporting methodology. Introduction of quality tools and execution of quality training. What are the tasks of quality management in an enterprise or organisation. What are the quality tasks throughout the product life cycle in respect to customer service and product. Assessment methods Written test right after each lecture Teaching methods Lecture, Group work	1.5	2
Scientific Work and Bachelor Thesis II SE Scientific Work and Bachelor Thesis II SE Lector: FH-Prof. Dipl.-Ing. Udo Unterweger 1SWS 5ECTS	1	5
WPF I Automated Manufacturing Systems Engineering ILV WPF I Automated Manufacturing Systems Engineering ILV Lector: Ing. Peter Novotny, Ing. Anton Steininger 2SWS 3ECTS	2	3
WPF I Automation Laboratory LB WPF I Automation Laboratory LB Lector: DI (FH) Herbert Andert 3SWS 3ECTS Lecture contents This Course contains practical exercises, done alone or in Groups. We handle special Automation topics like HMI, step-motors, communication and Web-Server. Assessment methods practical education, presentation of the solutions and labor-protocol Teaching methods Training and lectures	3	3
WPF I Manufacturing Control Technology VO WPF I Manufacturing Control Technology VO Lector: Ing. Dipl.-Ing. Philip Nowack, MSc. 2SWS 2ECTS Lecture contents Process communication, requirements to sundry layers of communication, industrial communication systems representatives, fieldbus, process automation, process, process control systems, computer-aided engineering. Project planning, testing, alarm-logging, trends, digital archiving. Assessment methods Lecture with written exam Teaching methods Lecture Language German	2	2
WPF II Human Resource Allocation Logistics ILV WPF II Human Resource Allocation Logistics ILV Lector: Dipl.-Ing. Andreas Novotny 2SWS 3ECTS	2	3
WPF II Control of Teams and Big Groups UE WPF II Control of Teams and Big Groups UE Lector: Mag. Dr. Alfred Fellinger-Fritz, MBA 2SWS 2ECTS Lecture contents Leadership, Team and Teambuilding, Change Management, agile Organisations Assessment methods case study Online text Discussion Teaching methods presentation discussion exercices self reflection questionnaires moodle Language German	2	2

Number of teaching weeks
18 per semester

Times
20 to 25 hours per week

Language of instruction
German

Electives
Selection and participation according to available places. There may be separate selection procedures.

How you benefit

Your options cover a wide spectrum. The Vienna region is an attractive and innovative technology location. Highly qualified people who are familiar with state-of-the-art manufacturing methods are and will in future be in demand to drive sustainable and dynamic growth. The degree program will, for instance, qualify you for team management in the fields of construction and manufacture, where product manufacture requires modern and sophisticated processes: in the automotive industry, in machine and plant construction or in environmental and recycling technology. High Tech Manufacturing graduates are in demand here, using their know-how to optimize manufacturing processes and ensure sustainability.

You future career
You will be working in project and process management, in quality management, in research and development or in supply chain management. As a graduate, you will be sought after in the following fields:

Automotive
Transport
Machine and plant construction
Iron and metal processing
Electrical engineering, electronics

Paper and packaging
Oil and gas
Chemicals and plastics
Environmental and recycling technology

Master's degree programs

High Tech Manufacturing

Master, part-time

Green Mobility

Master, part-time

Technical Management

Master, part-time

Safety and Systems Engineering

Master, part-time

Admission requirements

General higher education entrance qualification:
- University entrance qualification or degree from a general or vocational secondary school
- University 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 section

University entrance exam (Studienberechtigungsprüfung)
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 Research
Erwachsenenbildung.at
Austrian Federal Ministry of Education, Science and Research
Relevant professional qualification and the required auxiliary exams
German Language Level: B2

Regulation for the admission of third country citizens (PDF 233 KB)

Information for applicants with non-Austrian (school) certificates (PDF 145 KB)

Application

To apply you will require the following documents:

Birth certificate
Proof of citizenship
School leaving certificate / university entrance qualification exam (Studienberechtigungsprüfung) / verification of professional qualifications

Please 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 recording conversations are handled via Skype. The written admission test is not applicable. Applicants will receive further information by 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 at
barrierefrei@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 Management
Mag.^a Ursula Weilenmann, Mitarbeiterin
barrierefrei@fh-campuswien.ac.at
http://www.fh-campuswien.ac.at/barrierefrei

FiT pre-qualification for women

Within the framework of the FIT program, the AMS (Public Employment Service Austria) promotes women by pre-qualifying them for technical fields of study. Interested women may complete these courses at the FH Campus Wien.

Other info

Getting started

Buddy network

Experience shows that many questions arise during the application phase and the 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.

More information

Contact

> FH-Prof. Dipl.-Ing. Dr.mont. Heimo Sandtner

Vice Rector for Research and Development, Head of Section High Tech Manufacturing
T: +43 1 606 68 77-2301
heimo.sandtner@fh-campuswien.ac.at

Secretary's office

Maria Urbauer
Favoritenstraße 226, B.3.32
1100 Vienna
T: +43 1 606 68 77-2300
F: +43 1 606 68 77-2309
manufacturing@fh-campuswien.ac.at

Map main campus Favoriten (Google Maps)

Opening hours VIRTUAL secretary's office
During the semester:
Tuesday and Thursday, 10.00 a.m.-11.00 a.m.
During summer holidays: Tuesday 10.00 a.m.-11.00 a.m.
During the company holidays: closed from 20^th July to 21^st August 2020

Appointments by prior arrangement

Join the Zoom meeting:
Link: us02web.zoom.us/j/88016508545
Meeting-ID: 880 1650 8545
Password: 0qtwV

Teaching staff and Research staff

> Primož Flander, MSc

Research Staff

> Sebastian Geyer, BSc MSc

Academic Staff

> Victor Klamert, BSc MSc

Academic Staff

> Patrick Klarer, BSc

Research Staff

> Ing. Gernot Korak, BSc MSc

Academic Staff

> Christoph Mehofer, BSc

Academic Staff

> Matthias Nagl, BSc MSc

Research Staff

> David Nechi, BSc

Research Staff

> DI Fabio Offredi

Academic Staff

> DIⁱⁿ Irene Schrutek

Academic Staff

> FH-Prof. Dipl.-Ing. Udo Unterweger

Academic Staff

Cooperation 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

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