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Home > Enrolled students > Semester planning > Bachelor > Human-Computer-Interaction

Human Computer Interaction

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It should be explicitly stated that the following plans are merely suggestions. Every student is free to assemble their own timetable in accordance with the study and examination regulations. The official module overview and list of currently offered courses can help with this.

SWS (Semesterwochenstunden): SWS describes the estimated amount of hours during which students visit a course per week e.g. the length of a lecture.

ECTS: The ECTS-points awarded upon successful completion of a course. The ECTS-points further serve as a rough approximation of the overall amount of work necessary for completing the course. General information on ECTS (European Credit Transfer System can be found in the study and examination regulations.

More questions? Up-to-date information on changes in the study regulations and other teaching-offers can be found on the page of the study coordinator.


1. Semester

(19+x Semester hours, 30 ECTS-Points)

Title Type Semester hours ECTS Grading
Core subject
P1 Introduction to Programming Lecture + Exercise 4 + 2 9 Grade
P2 Digital Media Lecture + Exercise 3 + 2 6 Grade
P3 Analysis for Computer Scientists Lecture + Exercise 4 + 2 9 Grade
Applied Subject
WP3/I Grundbegriffe der Psychologie Lecture 2 4,5 Grade
WP4/I Practical SKills Teilnahme an Benutzerstudien 1,5

2. Semester

(22+x Semester hours, 30 ECTS-Points)

Title Type Semester hours ECTS Grading
Core subject
P4 Programming and Modelling Lecture + Exercise 3 + 2 6 Grade
P5 Algorithms and Data Structures Lecture + Exercise 3 + 2 6 Grade
P6 Computer Architecture Lecture + Exercise 3 + 2 6 Grade
P7 Media Technology Lecture + Exercise 3 + 2 6 passed/failed
Applied Subject
WP3/II Grundbegriffe der Psychologie Lecture 2 4,5 Grade
WP4/II Practical SKills Teilnahme an Benutzerstudien 1,5

3. Semester

(26 Semester hours, 30 ECTS-Points)

Title Type Semester hours ECTS Grading
Core subject
P8 Linear Algebra for Computer Scientists Lecture + Exercise 3 + 2 6 Grade
WP14 Practical Course on Software Development or WP15 Practical Course on Operating Systems Practical course + Plenum 9 + 2 12 Grade
Applied Subject
WP 12 Statistik I: Deskriptive Statistik für Nebenfachstudierende Lecture + Exercise 4+2 6 Grade
WP 13 User Experience I Lecture + Exercise 3+2 6 Grade

4. Semester

(24 Semester hours, 30 ECTS-Points)

Title Type Semester hours ECTS Grading
Core subject
P9 Computer Networks and Distributed Systems Lecture + Exercise 3 + 2 6 Grade
P10 Computer Graphics Lecture + Exercise 2 + 2 6 Grade
P11 Theoretical Computer Science Vorlesung 3 3 Grade
P12 Selected Topics in Computer Science Seminar 2 3 Grade
Applied Subject
WP 21 User Experience II Lecture + Exercise 2+2 6 Grade
WP 22 User Experience III Practical Course 6 6 Grade

5. Semester

(19+x Semester hours, 30 ECTS-Points)

Title Type Semester hours ECTS Grading
Core subject
P13 Operating Systems Lecture + Exercise 3 + 2 6 Grade
P14 Software Engineering Lecture + Exercise 3 + 2 6 Grade
P15 Database Systems Lecture + Exercise 3 + 2 6 Grade
P16 Introduction to Personal and Social Competence Seminar 2 3 BE/NB
P17 Ethics and Law in Computer Science Seminar 2 3 BE/NB
6 ECTS in "Advanced Topics in Media Informatics for Bachelor" (WP 23 - 30) 6 Grade

6. Semester

(3+x Semester hours, 30 ECTS-Points)

Title Type Semester hours ECTS Grading
Core subject
P18 Project Competence Multimedia Praktikum 3 3 BE/NB
P19 Abschlussmodul Bachelor Thesis 12 Grade
Viva Voce 3 Grade
12 ECTS in "Advanced Topics in Media Informatics for Bachelor" (WP 23 - 30) 12 Grade

Course specific information

Participation in User Studies:
In order to obtain the 3 ECTS-Points of the modules WP 4/I and WP 4/II - User Studies 1 and 2 (In case the studies were started before the winter semester 2019/2020, the module is called WP 18.2 - Participation in 3 User Studies), the students must provide proof of participation in user studies to the extend of 12 study participant hours. These have to be part of at least 3 different studies. The amount of studies is thus higher than 3 if the minimal amount of hours has not been reached yet.

The institute for psychology uses the SONA for the organization of user studies. MMI points collected in psychology studies are only transmitted via SONA. Ask study conductors of other departments beforehand if they will provide confirmation of study participation if you need this (e.g. for MMI points).

General tips:

  • A study participant hour (also called MMI-point) corresponds to the expenditure of time of 1 hour when participating in a user study
  • In the area for user studies you can subscribe to the E-Mail newsletter for user studies at the institute. It is a great way to immediately know about the newest user studies.
  • The participation of user studies at the faculty for psychology and pedagogy also counts. You can subscribe to their newsletter on user studies to receive information on studies of that faculty. To receive credits for these studies, the researcher needs to verify your participation in written form (form as PDF) and you need to hand in this confirmation with the secretary Franziska Schwamb or the study advisor.
  • You can receive a certificate of all studies that you received credit for up to that point in time by asking your study advisor.

Advanced topics: Media informatics students can receive advanced topics credits for elective courses - lectures, practical courses or seminars. Since 2015 students need to complete three advanced topics. Up-to-date information on which courses count as advanced topics can be found here.

Interdisciplinary competences: In addition, students need to fulfill the following competence modules:

  1. Introdcution to Personal and Social competences (P16)
  2. Ethics and Law in Computer Science (P17)
  3. Project Competences Multimedia (P18)
Further options can be found here.
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