Research in Computer & Systems Engineering (RCSE)

This four-semester, Master's degree programme is structured into four phases: Phase 1 – Basic studies: consists of fundamental courses spanning the following areas: Algorithms Information Systems Mobile Communication Networks Software & Systems Engineering Control Engineering In addition, students will train research skills in seminars. Phase 2 – Advanced studies: Students choose modules from a large catalogue of elective subjects providing in-depth and advanced knowledge on, e.g.: Machine Learning and Deep Learning Distributed Systems Complex Embedded Systems Cellular Communication Systems Systems Identification & Optimisation Systems Security and Software Safety Advanced Computer Graphics Advanced Database Systems Quantum Computing Phase 3 – Individual studies: Students work on research projects individually as well as in teams. Students are expected to apply their acquired knowledge to solve state-of-the-art industrial and research problems and to enhance their presentation and teamwork skills. In this phase, students may conduct an optional internship. Phase 4 – Master's thesis : The goal of the Master's thesis is to apply theoretical knowledge to new and challenging research topics, thereby preparing students for a career in research or industry.