Mag. rer. nat. Dr. rer. nat. Bernhard Mingler
Head of Degree Programs High Tech Manufacturing
+43 1 606 68 77-2301
bernhard.mingler@fh-campuswien.ac.at
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The Master's degree program builds on the High Tech Manufacturing Bachelor program - with the aim of deepening your knowledge of product lifecycle management. You will in your studies acquire specialized technical know-how in the field of Rapid Manufacturing, for strategic implementation in your professional life. Your in-depth knowledge about production and manufacturing technologies and your advanced leadership skills will fully prepare you for positions in middle management or research and development.
Master of Science in Engineering (MSc)
tuition fee per semester
€ 363,361
+ ÖH premium + contribution2
Application winter semester 2023/24
1st October 2022 to 15th August 2023
20
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)
With your basic technical qualification you are already familiar with production/manufacturing technology and production logistics and control. You are, however, keen to obtain a higher qualification your Bachelor's degree program. You are keen to distinguish yourself from other applicants, especially against the background of ever more flexible production systems of globally operating companies and increasingly externalized technology locations. Your qualities include innovational spirit, creativity and the desire to lead a successful team.
Sharing is good, however, not your lab space, please. You are guaranteed your own.
What you learn here is crucial to solving global problems.
Going abroad for an internship or a job: this is the next logical step when studying with us.
Do you still have questions about the study?
Make an appointment with our Secretary's office manufacturing.master@fh-campuswien.ac.at for a personal consultation via Zoom.
The head of the academic section will decide in exceptional cases.
The High Tech Manufacturing Bachelor degree program offered at FH Campus Wien satisfies admission requirements.
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)
Validation and shortening programs
Perhaps your qualifications exceed our admission, you are interested in the possibility of joining the program at a higher semester or you hold a degree from a university abroad? For more information, please refer to the sections on validation and shortening programs.
To apply you will require the following documents:
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. references) 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.
The admission interviews are handled via Skype.
The High Tech Manufacturing department has various active projects, from Rapid Prototyping where we explore the potential of 3D printing and suitable materials, up to current challenges in automation. You therefore as a student have the unique opportunity of dealing with actual R&D project demands in practice, should you be looking for answers to problems encountered in the manufacturing chain. The "Holistic Manufacturing Intelligence3" project for the MONDI paper company is one example here. The High Tech Manufacturing department is working on this project together with the TIETO IT company. The objective of the project is to simulate paper factory processes, in order to remain "one step ahead" of actual events. It would thus be possible to predict and remedy imminent production errors or even stoppages before they occur. All the control systems of the factory will be optimized and interlinked. Researchers at the FH are using complex simulation models to test this.
The degree program attaches great importance to linking our field of work to other technical disciplines of our department, as is the case in practice also. We are for instance working on six axis robot control together with the Embedded Systems Engineering section. High Tech Manufacturing is responsible for construction of the robot. Embedded Systems Engineering integrates all controller-related aspects in the planning and implements the control. Further close cooperation exists in this section with Rapid Prototyping, in the three-dimensional capture of object dimensions using 3D printers.
Embedded Systems Engineering controls capturing of object data in this respect.
Your professional future will benefit from our options for specific continuing education offered by the degree program. You may also obtain certifications often required in industry, such as the LabView certificate and/or PMA Project Management Austria Level D.
Building on your professional experience gained in technical production facilities, the Master's degree program will intensify and expand your competencies in manufacturing technology, production logistics and control and in the core areas of quality management.
Lector: DI Dr. Christian Hölzl
- Introduction
Descriptive and closing statistics
Statistical indicators
standardization
regression analysis
- Exploratory data analysis EDA
4-plot (sequence plot, lag plot, histogram, QQ plot)
- Main Component Analysis PCA
From matrix operations to the R function prcomp
Scores and Loadings
Biplot and Scree Plot
- Exploratory Factor Analysis EFA
Number of factors to be extracted
Interpretation and rotation problem
factor loadings
Continuous assessment
Lecture with PowerPoint slides. The students develop and solve case studies from the industry on the respective topics with the software R. All examples (including the data sets) and solutions (R-code and graphics) are available via Moodle as a download.
German
Lector: Dr.in Christa Blecha
dealing with statistics
presentations of tables and graphs
participating in discussions
business ethics
Continuous assessment
reading/writing/speaking
individual work
teamwork
presentations
discussions
English
Lector: Florian Schüssler, MSc, Ing. Michael Sippl, BSc MSc
•Physical basics
◦Requence equations: conservation of mass, conservation of momentum in x, y and z, conservation of energy
◦In integral form for FV method
• Numerical implementation
◦Finite volume procedure
◦Reynold-averaged Navier-Stokes equations (RANS)
◦Discretization, structured and unstructured computing networks
◦Overview of solution methods
• Characteristics CFD (Computational Fluid Dynamics)
◦Turbulenzmodelle
◦Y + value
◦Wandfunktionen
◦Strömungsrandbedingung
• Practical examples with Simcenter 3D
◦Flügelumströmung
◦Rohrströmung
◦Heat dissipation radiator (coupled thermal / flow)
Continuous assessment
Combination of theoretical presentation and practical application in SIMCENTER 3D
German
Lector: DI Fabio Offredi
Intercultural Awareness and Communication
Introduction to theories of intercultural communication
-Components and dimensions of intercultural communication
-Self awareness
-Cultural identity and awareness
International and Intercultural Management Competencies
Developing context-related solutions and approaches in international
and intercultural management
-Communication
-Internationalization
-Leadership and management style
-Business and product creation
-Innovation
-Negotiation with international customers
-Mediation
-Cultural differences in leadership and management styles
Coaching for international career development
-Personal and academic preparation
-International life
-Business life
Continuous assessment
LV continuous assessment and final written examination
Lecturers complemente by group discussions
English
Lector: FH-Prof. Dipl.-Ing. Markus Wellenzohn
Development and characterisation of laser sources, generation of laser beams and sound sources for manufacturing processes withing system engineering.
Principles of:
• the interaction between laser beam and component parts
• effect of heat on component parts
• process of diffusion and absorption on suspended matter.
Estimation of achievable results, manufacturing processes (welding, cutting, processes for surface modification with laser (drill and wear)).
Continuous assessment
Exam
Frontal lessons / Table sketches and drawings / Presentations / Computing exercises / Videos
German
Lector: Ing. Siegfried Idinger, BA MSc MBA
Part 1: Management Systems and Business Strategy
• Management systems
• Strategic analysis
• Strategy Development
• Strategy Implementation
Part 2: Integrative Management Systems
•Conditions
• Procedure during construction
• Process Management
• Assessment and improvement of management systems
Part 3: Corporate policy and governance
• Assortment and distribution policy
• Price and decision-making based on cost-accounting approaches of a production company
Personnel policy, management and leadership
Continuous assessment
40% written exam 40% group work 20% individual work
Sandwich principle
• Introduction to the topic (activating prior knowledge and linking to other course contents)
• Input phase through lecture part
• Analysis and processing phase based on the elaboration of case studies in the group
• Input phase of the results by the students
• Individual examination of the subject matter on the basis of individual assignments and for exam preparation
Written exam forms the exit from the course
German
Lector: Ing. Siegfried Idinger, BA MSc MBA
Part 1: Management Systems
• Quality concept
• Selected standards from quality management, environmental management, safety management, risk management
Part 2: Quality tools and methods
•Flow chart
• Process and machine capability
• Value Stream
• FMEA
Part 3: Process improvement programs
• Kaizen, lean production
• Six sigma
• Quality in Process
Part 4: Total Quality Management
• TQM as a corporate strategy
Implementation of TQM in the European Foundation for Quality Management (EFQM) model
Final exam
65% written exam 35% cooperation
Sandwich principle
• Introduction to the topic
• Input phase through lecture part
• Analysis and processing phase based on group exercises
• Input phase of the results by the students
• Individual examination of the subject matter on the basis of individual assignments and for exam preparation
Written exam forms the exit from the course
German
Lector: FH-Prof. Dipl.-Ing. Udo Unterweger
. Outline of manufacturing processes
. Primary shaping, forming, cutting, joining, coating, material property change
. Plastic processing, generative manufacturing processes
. Joining: Press and snap connectors, gluing in the fabrication environment, welding
(particularly arc welding, gas welding, beam welding, resistance welding), soldering
. Material foundations for welding, testing of welded joints
. Cutting: cut up, chipping, wear, thermal cutting, removal process, water jet cutting
Continuous assessment
Final exam 50%, seminar paper 30%, participation 20%
Lecture
Term Paper
Scientific review of terms and concepts
German
Lector: FH-Prof. Dipl.-Ing. Udo Unterweger
Classification of different materials. Properties an structure of materials. Mechanisms at boundaries, corrosion and corrosive protection. Strength, Shaping, Fatigue, electrical properties. Testing of materials. Steels, Aluminium, alloys, copper, etc.
Plastics, fibre reinforced plastics, paintings and additives.
Final exam
Frontal lessons / Table sketches and drawings / Presentations / Computing exercises / Videos
German
Lector: Dipl.-Ing. Dr. Wolfram Irsa, CIRM, CFPIM
. Introduction to the structure and essential components of machine tools
. Frame, guides, main drive, clamps, position measuring systems, control technology
. Machine tools for metal forming manufacturing processes
. Machine tools for cutting manufacturing processes
. Machine tools for tools with geometrically defined and undetermined cutting
. Machine tools for manufacturing gear teeth
. Current trends and development of machine tools.
Continuous assessment
LV-final exam 50%, Term Paper 30%, Participation 20%
Lecture
Term Paper
Scientific review of terms and concepts
German
Lector: Matthias Figl, BSc MSc
The course gives an overview of the basic concepts of "Rapid Product Development" and its derivatives. In addition, students gain an overview of the most important additive manufacturing processes used in industry. The entire process chain is considered from the idea through the first CAD designs to the finished, finished finished product.
• Basic concepts of Computer-Aided Product Development (CAPD)
• Geometric modeling
• feature-based modeling
• visualization
• Virtual and Augmented Reality
• data exchange
• Information and PDM systems
• Simulation and Virtual Prototyping
•Optimization
• Introduction to rapid prototyping and knowledge-based systems
Continuous assessment
LV-immanent examination (1/3 oral exam, 2/3 written exam)
Frontal lecture alternates with group work and flipped classroom approaches, preparation and poster presentation of a subject-specific topic by the students.
English
Lector: Matthias Figl, BSc MSc
The course gives an overview of the so-called additive design, the design of components and assemblies for manufacturing by suitable methods of additive manufacturing. With suitable software tools for topology and structure optimization, the handling and execution of complex optimization tasks with regard to bionic design is shown on CAD designs. The solution of a complex optimization task as well as the selection of a suitable manufacturing process are explained.
Continuous assessment
Frontal lecture alternates with group work and flipped classroom approaches, preparation and presentation of a subject-specific topic by the students.
English
Lector: FH-Prof. Dipl.-Ing. Udo Unterweger
The main focus of the course is the reading and understanding of scientific texts in a narrowly defined topic as well as literature research and the formal methods of scientific work. In this course the students are prepared to prepare the questions for their final master's thesis in the form of a disposition.
The focus here is on the formulation and character of the research question and the determination of the methodology to be used to solve the problem.
Continuous assessment
Preparation of the disposition of the scientific thesis, discussion, presentation
German
Lector: DI Dr. Alexander Kirnbauer
Systematics of metallic high-tech materials with a focus on Al, Ti, Ni alloys and refractory metals (with a brief overview of special steels, Mg, Cu, Co alloys and amorphous metals). Strengthening mechanisms and thermal stability. Microstructure and property development through forming techniques such as casting, powder metallurgy, hot forming and cold forming. Overview of ceramic materials and hard metals.
Continuous assessment
Interactive lecture with PowerPoint slides including many practical examples. The slide sets are available as a PDF file on the FH internal Moodle platform.
German
Lector: FH-Prof. Dipl.-Ing. Hans-Christian Graf, FH-Prof. Dipl.-Ing. Dr. Gerald Schönwetter
This course provides a comprehensive overview of important management strategies and technologies used in logistics for industrial operations.
This includes milestones in the fields of logistics, main supply chain concepts, basics in material and information flows and their control, product structures and variant management, the role of planning in the manufacturing industry, stock-keeping and warehousing strategies, supply concepts, logistics technologies like storage equipment, conveyor systems and means of transport, material handling and order picking systems, logistical product labelling and packing.
Final exam
- Interactive inputs and presentations by the professors
- Self-study of defined literature and learning by doing
- Independent execution of case studies and exercises
- Usage of interactive elements during presence times
German
Lector: Semir Bajraktarovic, MA
This Master Marketing Course is the follow up of the Bachelor Marketing Course. After a recap of the basic marketing concepts students will have the opportunity to deepen their knowledge into Strategic and Operarational Marketing and sales. Special attention will be given to subjects like Consumer behaviour, Business strategy Business development, Sales promotion.
Final exam
Lectures complemented by Business Cases analysis and class discussions. A complementary Testimonial lecture is foreseen to give the students the opportunity to be confronted with a marketing professional.
English
Lector: Matthias Figl, BSc MSc
- Overview and basics, modern process approaches for laser-based additive manufacturing.
- Photonic sintering of plastics (EOS system) and application
- Photonic exposure of photopolymers (Cubicure, Lithoz)
Continuous assessment
Project work with three different process-specific component developments.
Lecture with PowerPoint slides, installation of case studies from practice as well as from research projects (examples from Selective Laser Sintering, Hot Lithography and Lithography based Ceramic Manufacturing, among others). Students will develop and solve case studies from industry on the respective topics using SolidWorks design software. All material is available for download as a pdf file via Moodle.
German
Lector: Dipl.-Ing. Dr. Wolfram Irsa, CIRM, CFPIM
Introduction to different methods and techniques of micromachining including an introduction to the associated applications. Use of modular tools for micro forming technique, electrochemical micromachining to produce functional surfaces, micro laser machining, EDM (Electrical Discharge Machining), metrological ratings in micromachining technology, use of smart sensors for the micro machining, fabrication of micro-drilling, micro-milling and laser machining. Internet of things (IoT).
Continuous assessment
LV-final exam, presentation, attendance and participation.
Lecture, exercises, research of scientific terms, videos.
German
Lector: Omid Esfandeyari, MSc
Methods of
• Problem avoidance with Design for Six Sigma (IDOV)
• Process optimization using Six Sigma (DMAIC)
• Complaint processing via 8D report
Good to know about preparation and execution of audits.
Examples for the practical implementation of quality-relevant topics.
Continuous assessment
written exam, group work, presentation
The teaching methods include:
• Online teaching on a voluntary basis.
• Group work and presentations under expert guidance.
• Individual preparation for the final test.
The learning methods build on the effect of repetition. Content is processed, processed and reproduced in different ways. In addition, students have the opportunity to select those tools from a pool that they would like to work out in detail. This increases the intrinsic motivation of the students
German
Lector: Dipl.-Ing. Herwig Dötsch
Basics of Modeling
Fundamentals of the simulation of technical systems
differential equations
focus
- Methodology and system of model determination and model treatment
- behavior of technical system (linear and nonlinear)
- Evaluation of technical systems before the availability of a real prototype
- Functional proof by means of simulations
areas:
- Mechanics
- Hydrodynamics
- Biomedicine (spread of diseases)
The different problems will be increased in the course of the lecture in their complexity.
Final exam
Frontal lessons / table sketches and drawings / presentations / practical exercises on the PC with modern simulation software / videos
German
Lector: DI Dr. Christian Hölzl
1. Introduction to Machine Learning
Positioning of ML
Big Data - collecting and processing data
Learning processes - supervised and unsupervised
2.Algorithmen
Logistic regression
Support Vector Machine
k-Nearest Neighbors
k-Means algorithm
Random Forest
3.Implementierung
ML development process
Positions in the development of ML
Data Scientist, Data Engineer, Infrastructure Engineer
Continuous assessment
Lecture with PowerPoint slides. The students develop and solve case studies from the industry on the respective topics with the software R. All examples (including the data sets) and solutions (R-code and graphics) are available via Moodle as a download.
German
Lector: FH-Prof. Dipl.-Ing. Udo Unterweger
Classification of materials. Light weight materials, wear resistance, use of materials in production
Continuous assessment
lesson, tests possible
Frontal lessons / Table sketches and drawings / Presentations / Computing exercises / Videos
German
Lector: Mag. rer. nat. Dr. rer. nat. Bernhard Mingler
Freely selectable content from all courses offered at the FH Campus Wien which are related to digitization, ethics, entrepreneurship and internationalisation. It is also possible to attend courses at other national or international universities, but the students themselves are responsible for the organization and any costs incurred.
Final exam
Students will receive an introductory lecture on the subject of High Tech Manufacturing. There will be discussed and explained ways of crediting lectures from other courses. The aim is to acquire interdisciplinary and transdisciplinary content - also from other study programs. Particularly in the field of digitization, there are many additional contents from other departments, so software skills, management skills or even social skills up to content from health studies can be considered as creditable courses. The project Formula Student is also suitable as a creditable performance for this lecture. It is a project characterized by the diversity of disciplines, which is worked on jointly by several study programs.
German
Lector: Dipl.-Ing. Thomas Fiedler, DI Fabio Offredi
Introduction to Start Ups and Entrepreneurship
Foundations of Business Administration with a focus on Entrepreneurship and Business Plan
Business Canvas Model
Innovations: Definition
Innovation processes at the example of the Stage Gate model
Our Pre Incubator
Design Thinking
Patents, legal aspects of starting a business
Presentation focusing on pitching techniques
Basics of social media marketing
Continuous assessment
Ongoing in the context of the course, final presentation, written final exam
Presentation with Powerpoint, supported by groups and individual works, final presentation, excursion start-up corner.
Competency assurance is ensured by three experts as reviewers for the different focal points.
German
Lector: Sebastian Geyer, BSc MSc
Preparation of a project as specified by the supervisor. Automatic work with the already learned tools.
Final exam
Essay
Individual support and support of students in the execution of their project work. Individual meeting dates, presentation of project progress before the plenum
German
Lector: Ing. Siegfried Idinger, BA MSc MBA
Part 1: Digitization
• Fundamentals and "Industry 4.0"
• Internet of Things: networking of objects, processes and systems across company and national borders
• Big Data, Industrial Cloud
• Use to increase productivity and flexibility in business processes
• Ethical considerations on "4. Industrial Revolution"
Part 2: Artificial Intelligence
• Methods of Artificial Intelligence
• Machine Learning
• Predictive Maintenance
Part 3: Knowledge Graph
• Semantic basic structures and ontology
• Using a knowledge graph in production plants to increase the efficiency of information flows
Part 4: Discussion about current lighthouse projects in the manufacturing industry
Final exam
40% written exam, 40% group work, 20% individual work
Sandwich principle
• Introduction to the topic
• Input phase through lecture part and discussion in plenum
• Analysis and processing phase using group exercises and case studies
• Input phase of the results produced by the students
• Individual examination of the subject matter on the basis of individual assignments and for exam preparation
Written exam forms the exit from the course
German-English
Lector: Ing. Gernot Korak, BSc MSc
The students are accompanied by the graduate seminar in the preparation of the master thesis. Through discussions in groups as well as presentations of parts of the master's thesis, students learn their theses and work, to argue and defend scientifically sound. The results of these discussions, which are controlled by the editors, are incorporated again into the revision of the master thesis and thus contribute to a substantive and scientifically sound scientific work.
Final exam
Essay (Seminar paper)
Accompanying the scientific thesis, presentations, discussion.
German
Lector: Dipl.-Ing. Dr. David Wappel
1.Basic Principles of Process Engineering
- Characterization of Particles and Disperse Material Systems
- Identification of porous systems and their practical measurement
2.Fluiddynamic Fundamentals
- Hydrostatic and Hydrodynamics (Bernoulli Equation, Continuity, Theory of Similarity, Flow in Pipelines)
3.Size distribution and their practical measurement
- Summary- & Frequency distribution and their significance, sieve analysis, etc.
4.Mixing and conveying technology for solids
- Solid mixing and stirring (mixed quality assessment, separation, sampling, solid mixing method, stirring)
5.Storage & Storage
- 1.Properties of Bulk Solids - (stresses in bulk solids, silo design, segregation, etc.)
- 2. Storage of liquids and gases
6. Process Technology for Solids
- Cutting - (Principles of size reduction, fracture behavior, energy use, crushers, mills)
- Classify - (degree of separation curves, sighting in gravity and centrifugal force field, air classifier)
- Sortieren
- Agglomeration (piece making) - (assembly and press agglomeration)
7.Liquid handling technology
- Pumps - (pump types, selection, control systems for pumps, characteristics, practical application, etc.)
8.Process Technology for Gases & Vapors
- Compressors - (Compressible Media, Compressor Types, Practical Applications)
9.Disperse systems in liquids (separation of solid-liquid systems using different physical parameters)
- 1.Sedimentation
- 2.Flockung
- 3.Flotation
- 4.Hydrocyclones - centrifugation
- 5.Filtration
- 6.Stirring and mixing
- 10. Disperse Systems in Gases - (particle separation from gases - separation of gaseous solid / liquid systems)
- 1.Windsichter
- 2.Zyklone
- 3.Gasfilter
- 4.Elektrofilter
- 5.Wäscher
11. flow in bulk layer - fluidized beds
12. Process Flow Diagrams
- Basic Flow Diagram
- Verfahrensfließbild
R & I scheme
Final exam
Written final exam with theory questions and practical calculation examples
Presentation using Power Point Slides
Practical calculations of those units and discussion of calculation ways
German
Lector: Dipl.-Ing. (FH) Wolfgang Meyer
Basics of production planning
Demand Planning Systems: ERP, PPS, APS
Demand Execution Systems: DCS, MES, PIMS, CMMS, APC, RTO
Elements of digitization
Final exam
Written Examination
Using examples from the paper and pulp industry, the individual systems will be discussed and their core functions will be presented online
German-English
Lector: Dipl.-Ing. (FH) Gerald Aschbacher, MSc, Obaid ur Rehman Malik, MBA
Process Management basics:
- process definition
- categorization of processes
- process hierarchy
- roles & responsibilities
- process landscape
- implementation of processes
Process Optimization
- methods & tools for process optimization
Continuous assessment
Evaluation of group works
- lecture
- group works
German-English
Lector: Dipl.-Ing. Herwig Dötsch
Modeling and Simulation Focus:
- Thermodynamics
- Stateflow tool
- Dynamic Systems
- Electrotechnical systems
- Economy (tax reduction - impact)
- Ecology (climate models, ...)
Continuous assessment
Frontal lessons / table sketches and drawings / presentations / practical exercises on the PC with modern simulation software / videos
German
Lector: Ing. Peter Novotny, Mag.a Dr. Patricia Rogetzer, MSc, BSc
- Capacity Management, Variability Basics, Queueing Theory, Simulation
- Creating an awareness for the effects of variability on processes
- Assessing approaches to improve variablity:
> TQM (Total Quality Management),
> OEE (Overall Equipment Effectiveness),
> TPM (Total Productive Maintenance)
- Introduction into simulation software MPX - Quick Response Manufacturing System (Rapid Modeling)
- Operations Management Triangle
- Excel-based tool Supply Chain Emulation:
> Understanding the effects of changes in the production on the corporate income statement
> Executing and analyzing realistic supply shain scenarios
Continuous assessment
Classroom participation and In-Class Assignments: 12 Points; Home Assignments: 18 Points, Presentations and discussion: 30 Points, Final exam: 40 points
- Lecture
- Individual work
- Teamwork
- Presentations
German
Lector: Dipl.-Ing. Dr.mont. Verena Wolf-Zöllner
Basics of chemical engineering processes, such as mass and heat balances, equilibria, mass transfer, chemical kinetics. Examples for applications in industry.
Final exam
oral or in written form
lecture, presentations
German
Independent processing of a subject relevant subject on a scientific level under the guidance of a supervisor, preparation of the master thesis
Final exam
Approval of the Master Thesis (diploma thesis)
Independent scientific work under the guidance of a supervisor
German
This committee examination consists of the exam parts
1. Presentation of the master thesis
2. An examination interview that focuses on the cross-connections of the topic of the Master's thesis the relevant subjects of the curriculum, as well as
3. a test talk about other study-relevant contents together.
( § 16 Abs 2 FHStG)
Final exam
Oral examine
German
Lector: Dipl.-Ing. Herwig Dötsch
Measurement engineering - Basics, Definitions
Measuring signals
Characterization of measurement signals
Measurement Methods
Measuring devices
Evaluation of measurement results
Error types
Measurement of electrical quantities
Measurement of non-electrical physical quantities
Continuous assessment
Written exam, presentation
Lecture, exercises, examples
German
Lector: Dipl.-Ing. Herwig Dötsch
Applying selected test procedures, e.g. Tracking in 3D space,
Determining interference,
Filters or minimizing interferences,
...
Continuous assessment
Work order / collaboration / test protocol
Lecture: Principles for test environment
Practice: Building a test environment, measurements in the lab, analyzing on the computer
German
Lector: DI (FH) Alfred Binder
Fundamentals of dynamic investment accounting, control by means of common performance indicator systems, differentiation between operative and strategic controlling incl. Div tools and relationships, business analysis, key figures & reporting, costing and activity based costing based on cost accounting tools
Continuous assessment
Lecture with final oral examination, possibly work assignments, cooperation
Lecture with permanent part of practical exercises, possibly group work.
Examples will be developed during the lecture as well as individually.
German
Lector: Ing. Siegfried Idinger, BA MSc MBA
The requirement for maximum customizability of products while simultaneously reducing production costs by using robots and new digital systems form the basis of modern production processes. Small batch sizes and shorter product cycles require a model-based virtual verification, ie a review of real properties through computer simulations. The simulation of general technical systems, be it FEM or CFD analyzes of components or simulations of concrete work processes and handling operations (for example robotics), forms the bridge between the conception and the use of a technical development (verification).
Final exam
Lecture with Powerpoint-slides, supported by practical examples and integration of results from research projects. Partial group work.
German
Times
In the evenings from 5.30 p.m., three to four days a week an Saturday from 8.00 a.m
As a graduate of this program, a wide range of professional fields and career opportunities are open to you. Find out where your path can lead you.
The degree program is designed to teach not only technical skills but also important economical, social and ecological relationships. With the High Tech Manufacturing Master's degree program, you will therefore open up many opportunities for setting your career on course. Highly qualified professionals, familiar with state-of-the-art manufacturing techniques, are and will always be sought after for sustainable and dynamic growth. Subjects such as "Management systems for corporate management", "Business English for experts" or "Intercultural Communication in English" will open doors to markets abroad and offer you opportunities for an international managerial career.
The very broad education is considering technical and economical know-how as equally important and will qualify graduates for many areas in the life cycle of products. By an integrative approach to product lifecycle management, graduates are mastering not only manufacturing but also the associated support and product management processes. You will be working in project and process management, in quality management, in research and development or in supply chain management. You are active typically in the following sectors:
We work closely with renowned companies in commerce and industry, with universities, institutions and schools. This guarantees you contacts for 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!
Head of Degree Programs High Tech Manufacturing
+43 1 606 68 77-2301
bernhard.mingler@fh-campuswien.ac.at
Favoritenstraße 226, B.3.32
1100 Wien
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manufacturing.master@fh-campuswien.ac.at
Office hours during the semester
Thu, 2.00 p.m. to 5.30 p.m. in room B.3.32
Virtual office via Zoom: Mon, 4.00 p.m. to 5.30 p.m.
Office hours during holidys
(Semesterholidays CW5+CW6; Summer CW34):
Virtual Secretary via Zoom: Tue, 10.00 a.m. to 11.00 a.m.
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(Christmas 24.12. to 06.01.
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Academic Director, Rector
heimo.sandtner@fh-campuswien.ac.at
+43 1 606 68 77-1501
Academic Staff
udo.unterweger@fh-campuswien.ac.at
+43 1 606 68 77-2312