Contents of Study

Students learn to analyse complex technical tasks in development and production and to solve them using scientific methods and computer-aided tools. To this end, they acquire in-depth specialist knowledge of the possible applications of modern materials, manufacturing processes and methodical product development. They identify, interpret and utilise information relevant to their task along the entire value chain. They select suitable design and calculation methods and apply them in line with requirements. They use mathematical and physical methods to estimate, find, calculate and check interdisciplinary solutions to problems.

Students recognise the potential of technological developments. They expand their technical and methodological expertise in their area of responsibility independently to develop marketable solutions. They master the business and legal principles of corporate management and project planning in order to fulfil management tasks. They present their ideas, solution approaches and work results and represent them argumentatively and scientifically to various target groups. Students learn to critically scrutinise and discuss responsible action in the democratic legal system as well as sustainability and the consequences of technology.