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Published by the Interna onal Rela ons Office of Aalen University

May 2014 / Summer Semester 2014

Interna onal Rela ons Office

Beethovenstr. 1, D‐73430 Aalen

Tel: +49 7361 9733—02

Fax: +49 7361 9733—09

E‐Mail: aaa@htw‐aalen.de

General Info

Welcome by the Rector 2

Informa on about the University 3

Academic Calendar 4

Studying in Aalen, Southern Germany 5

Most Kind Programme 6

Buddy Programme 7

Language and Cultural Courses 8

Accommoda ons 9

How to come to Aalen 11

How to read the course guide 13

Winter Semester 2014/2015 Programme

School of Chemistry 15

School of Electronics and Computer Science 16

School of Op cs and Mechatronics 17

School of Mechanical Engineering and Materials Science 19

School or Management and Business Sciences 21

Summer Semester 2015 Programme

School of Chemistry 25

School of Electronics and Computer Science 26

School of Op cs and Mechatronics 27

School of Mechanical Engineering and Materials Science 29

School or Management and Business Sciences 31

Interna onal Rela ons Contact Data

Interna onal Rela ons Contact Data at Departmental Level 34

CONTENTS

Course Descrip ons

Descrip ons of all English taught courses in both semesters 39

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Dear Students,

Welcome to Aalen University!

We are located in the Southern German state of

Baden‐Wür emberg and were founded in 1963 as a

State Engineering School. In 1971 we became a Uni‐

versity of Applied Sciences. Today, 5000 Students from

more than 60 na ons enjoy their studies at the Univer‐

sity’s schools of Chemistry, Electronics & Computer

Science, Management & Business Sciences, Mechani‐

cal Engineering & Materials Science and Op cs &

Mechatronics.

Our University is fully commi ed to the imple‐

menta on of the European Bologna Process and has

already switched its course offerings from the tradi‐

onal German four‐year degrees to Bachelor’s and

Master’s. Renowned for its intense research ac vi es

Aalen University also facilitates effec vely the transfer

of technology to regional industries and accompanies

their skilled employees and managers by its own Ca‐

reer and Start‐Ups Centre.

Being a member of Aalen University means be‐

ing a member of the world: Interna onal rela ons are

one of its trademarks. Flourishing partnerships to 90

universi es exist around the globe. The exchange of

scien sts and students from all over the world enrich‐

es the Aalen campus and region day by day.

All courses of studies are regularly evaluated

and updated according to innova ve educa onal and

scien fic insights, specific needs of the regional indus‐

tries and according to interna onal academic stand‐

ards. As a result Aalen University comprises excellent

study courses with highly mo vated staff, modernized

equipment and progressive major fields of studies

such as Technical Edi ng, Interna onal Technical Sales

Management and Molecular Biotechnology. Study

offerings such as Optoelectronics, Audiology and Op‐

tometry are almost unique in Germany and possess a

truly na onal reputa on, thus complemen ng Aalen

University’s strong reputa on in engineering fields.

Newer study fields such as Computer Sciences and

Business contribute strongly today to Aalen Universi‐

ty’s educa onal por olio and are being con nuously

developed.

The development and mo va on of young peo‐

ple is very dear to our hearts. We want that our stu‐

dents develop self‐confident personali es, with which

‐ along with their knowledge and social competencies ‐

they can become successful and happy in their profes‐

sional lives. Commitment, ini a ve, and diligence are

the basic building blocks of our daily common efforts

towards the implementa on of our philosophy.

Rector Prof. Dr. Gerhard Schneider

German Name:

English Name:

Hochschule für Technik und Wirtscha Aalen

Aalen University

Website h p://www.htw‐aalen.de/interna onal

Erasmus code / EU Charter No. D AALEN01 / 29718

Contact for Incoming Students Ms Antje Discher

(antje.discher@htw‐aalen.de)

Tandem Partners & Buddies Tutor

(buddy@htw‐aalen.de)

Contact for Outgoing Students ‐ Studies Ms Nichola Adams

(nichola.adams@htw‐aalen.de)

Contact for Outgoing Students ‐ Placements Ms Karin Kadow

(karin.kadow@htw‐aalen.de)

Address of Contact Unit

Interna onal Rela ons Office Aalen University Beethovenstr. 1, 73430 Aalen Germany

Telephone / Fax + 49 7361 9733 ‐ 02 / 09

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Informa on about

Aalen University

The semester dates of Aalen University are as follows:

Preparatory German Classes and Orienta on (compulsory):

Winter Semester: September 1st

Summer Semester March 1st

Lecturing Periods:

Winter Semester October — January

Summer Semester Mid‐March — June

Examina on Periods:

Winter Semester first 3 weeks of February

Summer Semester first 3 weeks of July

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Academic Calendar

You will live and learn at one of the biggest universi‐

es of applied sciences in Baden‐Wür emberg,

strongest in research together with more than

4,200 students from more than 60 countries in a

cultural, spor ve, vaca on‐oriented region. With

67,000 inhabitants, Aalen is able to offer an array of

opportuni es, having the characteris cs of a big

city while maintaining its small town charm. Due to

Aalen’s proximity to many of German’s most fa‐

mous sights, you can easily take day trips to

Stu gart, Munich, Ulm, Augsburg and Nuremberg.

Aalen provides a number of recrea onal facili es,

from sports centres to tennis courts, riding halls, an

ice ska ng rink and even ski li s. Modern and clas‐

sic music concerts are regularly held in the city of

Aalen. Amateurs of theatre will also be more than

sa sfied with the Aalen Theatre. Live music fes vals

with varying types of music are featured in the bars

and pubs. A par cular highlight is the yearly Jazz

Fes val bringing the “crème de la crème“ of world‐

famous Jazz musicians to Aalen.

With its twin ci es in the UK, France, Hungary and

Turkey and its yearly interna onal fes vals, Aalen

has proven to possess a most friendly environment

for foreign students. In 2005 the city of Aalen won

the Award for Germany’s Friendliest Immigra on

Office, granted jointly by the Alexander von Hum‐

boldt Founda on and the Donors’ Associa on for

the Promo on of Sciences and Humani es in Ger‐

many. The Award for the Friendliest Immigra on

Office is granted to authori es who have shown to

be par cularly open, flexible and helpful in their

treatment of foreign academics and students.

Studying in

Aalen, Southern Germany

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MOST KIND

Programme

MOST KIND: Mentoring OST‐Wür emberg —

Koopera ve Integra on Nicht‐Deutscher

Studierender

MOST KIND Programme is a project of the state uni‐

versi es East Wür emberg (Aalen University, Uni‐

versity of Coopera ve Educa on Heidenheim, PH

Schwäbisch Gmünd and Schwäbisch Gmünd Univer‐

sity) in suppor ng the integra on of interna onal

students into universi es, society and working envi‐

ronment. The programme is funded by DAAD under

the PROFIN project.

The project measures include student conference,

German language courses, engaging student resi‐

dence hall tutors, intercultural training for universi‐

ty’s employees and tutors, excursions, sport events,

and internet integra on pla orm.

Partners of MOST KIND Programme are not only the

four major state universi es of East Wür emberg,

but also Studentenwerk Ulm, Jugendwerk Aalen,

the city of Aalen, Agentur für Arbeit, Kino am

Kocher, ISA e.V., and EKHG Aalen.

For further informa on on the programme, please

visit www.most‐kind.de and support our page in

Facebook h ps://www.facebook.com/mostkind

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Buddy Programme of

Aalen University

The buddy system facilitates both the social integra on and the adapta on phase to the new academic

environment of the interna onal students in Aalen University. Specifically this programme provides a

method where an exchange or interna onal full‐ me student has a “buddy” who is paired up with them

for the semester or year. For exchange students from Aalen University’s , it is important to be able to inte‐

grate quickly due to the limited amount of me. Even though each exchange students are being taken

care of by their supervising faculty member, it is always a concern; how to provide enough care for the

exchange students both academically and emo onally. Because o en the fear of the exchange students

and limited resources could prevent the intensive contact.

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Language and Culture

Courses

Beside the subjects within each school and the language courses during orienta on, Aalen University is

also offering language and culture courses as follows during the semesters:

8001 German and European Culture

5 ECTS, offered both in winter and summer semester

8012 German as a Foreign Language A 1.2


8016 German as a Foreign Language B1/B2


8017 German as a Foreign Language A2.2/B1


8018 German as a Foreign Language A2.1


For further offer of the language centre please visit: h p://www.sprachenzentrum.htw‐aalen.de/

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Depending on your personal tastes, you have the choice of living either in one of the student residence

halls or in off‐campus private accommoda on. Each has its advantages and disadvantages based on

price, size, loca on, ease of arrangement, opportuni es to meet other students, etc., so you should con‐

sider carefully which op on is best for you.

The residence halls include:

Accommoda on

Carl‐Schneider Studentenwohnheim

Single room, shared kitchen / bathrooms / showers, common area,

Wohnheim AA‐Unterrombach, Steinertgasse 10

Single apartment OR Single room in commune‐style living (WG) , shared kit‐

chen / bathrooms / showers, common area.

Studentendorf Wellandstraße

Single apartment or single room in commune‐style living (WG) with four

students per WG with private bathroom and shower but shared kitchen

Wohnheim „Burren“ Anton‐Huber‐Strasse 5,7,9,11

Single room in commune‐style living (WG), 2‐4‐or 6 students per floor,

shared kitchen / bathrooms / showers, common area.

Wohnheim AA‐Dewangen

Single room in commune‐style living (WG) shared kitchen / bathroom / sho‐

wers , common area

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In order to book a room in the residency halls, we need the filled‐in “Applica on for Student Housing”

before your arrival in Aalen. Please make your choice a er reading the following descrip ons. Upon re‐

ceiving the “Applica on for Student Housing”, we will reserve your room.

Four residence halls are available for student housing, but only two of them are easily accessible to ex‐

change students. Also available throughout Aalen are private accommoda ons. These op ons are de‐

scribed later on in this page.

And if you arrive on the weekend or a er the IRO closes for the day, there are also hotels and youth hos‐

tels available for short‐term stays.

!!! IMPORTANT !!! IMPORTANT !!!

The ren ng contracts for the residence halls are always for a whole semester (March 1 to August 31 or

September 1 to February 28), which means that you have to rent and pay for a room for six (6) months,

no ma er how long you actually stay. In addi on to this, to reserve a room, a deposit must be trans‐

ferred. Alloca on of the rooms will then be made upon a first‐come, first‐served basis. Two months be‐

fore the end of the ren ng period (which is always 6 months), you will receive a form with which you can

extend your lease on your room in the residence hall by another semester (Verlängerungsantrag).

Private Accommoda on

There is plenty of private housing and private student residence halls available in Aalen. The monthly rent

ranges between € 150,‐ for a room without a shower and € 390,‐ for a more luxurious room. At the Regis‐

ter’s Office (“Studentensekretariat”), you can consult a file with offers upon your arrival and then choose

the accommoda on that fits your taste the best.

If you want the IRO to help to reserve a room for you before your arrival, you should write us well before

your arrival, describing what type of room you expect with minimum and maximum rent ranges, distance

to the university (maybe depending on owning a car), if you expect or prefer inexpensive and simple or if

you require a higher standard of living, if you prefer to share with other students, etc. As many details as

possible will make our part of the process easier. The fewer amount of details provided could lead to a

disappointment when you first arrive.

We would also like to draw your a en on to the fact that it is not easy to find private accommoda on for

only two or three months. Private housing is preferable for students who are planning to stay for longer

periods of me.

There are also a variety of students offering accommoda ons on our website, as well as adver sing here

at the university. They are usually looking for one addi onal flatmate. We welcome you to peruse these

offerings at your leisure and again, we are ready to help you, should you encounter language or other

problems.

There are also other aspects to consider, such as whether the rent includes u li es, or whether the

apartment comes furnished, in addi on to other details involved in ren ng an apartment. You should

keep these aspects in mind if you are considering private housing. The student residence halls include

these features already.

How to get to Aalen

from the airport

We are really looking forward to welcoming you to Aalen University! To make it a li le easier to find us,

we have provided you with some direc ons from the airport in Frankfurt, Stu gart, and Munich.

From Frankfurt to Aalen:

The Frankfurt airport (Fernbahnhof) has its own train sta on. It is located in Terminal 1, B Concourse,

Level 0. It is possible to take a direct train to Stu gart and then transfer to a train towards Aalen. There

are trains that leave the airport towards Stu gart hourly. You can buy a cket at any red cket ma‐

chines, which are posi oned in the sta on. The cket machines can be used in different languages, just

press the flag for the language that you want. You can also print out a trip i nerary so that you know

which pla orm you need to go to. You can also purchase your train cket ahead of me at

www.bahn.de.

From Stu gart to Aalen:

The Stu gart airport has a metro sta on. Follow the green “S” to find the Metro. You must buy the

Metro cket before you enter the train pla orm. It will be about a 30 minute ride on the Metro. Take

the Metro to Stu gart’s main train sta on (Hauptbahnhof). Once you arrive to the main train sta on,

follow the signs “zu den Zügen” (to the trains). You must buy a cket to Aalen. You can buy a cket at

any red cket machines, which are posi oned throughout the sta on. The cket machines can be used

in different languages, just press the flag for the language that you want. You can also print out a trip

i nerary so that you know which pla orm you need to go to. You can purchase a train cket ahead of

me at www.bahn.de.

From Munich to Aalen:

The Munich airport has a metro sta on. Follow the green “S” to find the Metro. S1 and S8 will take you

to the main train sta on (Hauptbahnhof). There you can transfer to regional trains. You must buy a ck‐

et to Aalen. You can buy a cket at any red cket machines, which are posi oned in the metro sta on.

The cket machines can be used in different languages, just press the flag for the language that you

want. You can also print out a trip i nerary so that you know which pla orm you need to go to. You can

purchase a train cket ahead of me at www.bahn.de.

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Once you arrive in Aalen:

There are a few op ons for you once you arrive at the train sta on in Aalen to get to the Interna onal

Rela ons Office.

Taxi: Most of the me there are taxis wai ng outside of the train sta on. But if not, the taxi centre num‐

ber is: (+49)736162500

Once you have a taxi, tell the driver “Gartenstraße 135” (the visi ng address of the Interna onal Rela‐

ons Office; Postal Address is Beethovenstrasse 1) and he/she will drive you to our office.

Bus: There is a bus sta on just across the street from the train sta on. To get to our office, you can take

bus number: 27, 28, 37. You must walk to “Buss eg 2” (Bus stop 2) in order to get these buses. You

must tell the bus driver “OVA/Gartenstraße”. It will be the 3rd stop from the train sta on. The cost is

1,80 €. Once you get off the bus, you must cross the street and turn right. Our office will be the first

building on the le .

Walk: It will take about 20 minutes to walk from the train sta on to our office. Please refer to the map

below for the walking direc ons:

How to read the

Course Guide

Dear Reader,

Star ng from the next page, you will find informa on on the courses taught in English at Aalen University

from different schools (School of Chemistry, School of Electronics and Computer Science, School of Op c

and Mechatronics, School of Mechanical Engineering and Materials Science, and School of Management

and Business Sciences).

The first sec on shows all courses taught in English that are available in Winter 2014 / 2015.

The second sec on shows all courses taught in English that are available in Summer 2015.

General informa on about the courses

The language of instruc on of the here men oned courses is English. The credits are European ECTS

credits (1 ECTS equals 30 hours of work, both in– and out of the classroom).

IMPORTANT: The following course list is NOT a contractual document. It is possible that there might s ll

be changes to the courses by or at the beginning of the semester, or the course schedules might overlap.

The final course plan will be made a er the arrival in Germany.

Level of studies

In Germany the level of study is differen ated by semesters. Following is simple summary to which year

or level the semester corresponds:

Semester 1 & 2 —> Stage 1 (1st year level of difficulty)

Semester 3 & 4 —> Stage 2 (2nd year level of difficulty)

Semester 5 & 6 —> Stage 3 (3rd year level of difficulty)

Semester 7 & 8 —> Stage 4 (4th year level of difficulty)

Semester 9 & 10 —> Stage 5 (5th year level of difficulty)

Important:

Bachelor students may choose bachelor lectures whereas Master students may choose both bachelor

and master lectures. Please note that admission to some of the Master courses is restricted to par cu‐

lar partner universi es due to respec ve agreements.

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Semester 1—7: Bachelor

Semester 8—10: Masters

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Course Guide

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School of Chemistry

Interna onal Student Counselor at

School Level

Prof. Dr. Dirk Flo mann (C)

Dirk.Flo mann@htw‐aalen.de

Prof. Dr. Chris an Neusüss (ABC)

Chris an.Neusuess@htw‐aalen.de

Code Subject Title ECTS

Credits Stage

52617 Seminar Analy cal Chemistry 4 3 / 4

Bachelor of Science in Chemistry (C)

Master of Science in Chemistry (ABC)


Credits Stage

31104 Surface Analysis 2 4

31111 Biochemical Reac on Mechanism 2 4

31114 Protein Analysis 6 4

31115 Project Work 1 3 4


‐ Foreign Language 6 4

31201 Master Thesis 29 5

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School of Electronics and

Computer Science


School Level

Prof. Dr. Manfred Bartel (E) Manfred.Bartel@htw‐aalen.de

Prof. Dr. Ulrich Klauck (IN) Ulrich.Klauck@htw‐aalen.de

Prof. Dr. Detlef Küpper (CCS) Detlef.Kuepper@htw‐aalen.de

Bachelor of Engineering in Electronic and Informa on Technology (E)


Credits Stage

53716 Microcomputer Technology 2 5 4

Bachelor of Science in Computer Science (IN)


Credits Stage

57422 So ware Project Management 4 2

57630 So ware Quality Management 5 3

Master of Science in Computer Controlled System (CCS)


Credits Stage

18011 Systems Engineering 5 4

18013 So ware Quality 2 4

18031 Project Work 8 4

18032 Colloquium 1 4


18082 Image Processing 4 4


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School of Op cs and

Mechatronics


School Level

Prof. Dr. Peter Zipfl (O)

Peter.Zipfl@htw‐aalen.de

Prof. Dr. Herbert Schneckenburger (PH)

Herbert.Schneckenburger@htw‐aalen.de


Credits Stage

60211 60212 60213

Materials of Op cs and Electronics Materials Excercises Manufacturing Methods

5 1

60601 Project 10 3

9999 Bachelor Thesis 12 4

Bachelor of Engineering in Optoelectronics / Laser Technology (O)

Master of Science in Photonics (PH)


Credits Stage

20101 Fundamental Op cs 3 4

20102 Lasers and Quantum Op cs 5 4

20103 Op cal Fiber Systems 6 4

20104 20114

Analogue Signal Processing Analogue Signal Processing Lab

5 4

20130 20230

Photonic Detector and Devices Photonic Detectors and Devices Lab

5 4

20131 Project Management 3 4

20133 20233

Image Processing Image Processing Lab

5 4/5

20135 Interferometry 5 4

20138 Laser Applica on Technology 5 4

20144 Introduc on into Mathlink / Simulink 5 4

20207 Project 5 5

9998 Introduc on to Master Thesis 9 5



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School of Op cs and

Mechatronics


School Level

Prof. Dr. Anna Nagl (A)

Anna.Nagl@htw‐aalen.de

Bachelor of Science Optometry / Optometry & Audiology (A) Code Subject Title ECTS Credits Stage

75104 Geometrical Op cs Lab Course 1 2 1

75105 Mathema cal Methods 7 1


75209 75210

Physical Op cs Physical Op cs Lab Course

5 1

75211 75212 75213

Basic Principles of Subjec ve and Objec ve Refrac on Refrac on 1 Lab Course Workshop 1

6 2 2

1

75215 Refrac on 2 Lab Course 2 1

75304 Life Science 2 Workshop 2 1 2

75306 Contact Lens 1 Lab Course 2 2

75308 Objec ve Refrac on Exercises 5 2

75310 Optometry Lab Exercises 5 2

75402 Lab Technical Op cs 2 2

75404 Contact Lense 2 Lab Course 2 2

75408 Management Skills Optometry 2 2

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Master of Science in Vision Science and Business (VSV)

The “Master of Science in Vision Science and Business” degree programme offers a broad range of study modules to choose from in the optometric curriculum. The Master’s Degree Programme can be taken on a part‐ me basis and allows one to con nue full‐ me prac‐ce. The programme takes place every two years. Applica ons are accepted all year round.

Pleas contact Prof. Dr. Anna Nagl for further informa on.


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The following subjects or modules are also available but not in every semester. Please consultate the faculty mem‐ber who is responsible for the organisa on of the ERASMUS Program for further informa on.

75806 Project Audio (Hearing) and Vision (2 ECTS), 75819 Project Optometry and Audiology (5 ECTS), 75912 Dispensing Op cs (5 ECTS), 70884 Technical Op cs 2 (5 ECTS).


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School of Mechanical

Engineering and

Materials Science


School Level

Prof. Dr. Achim Frick (PT)

Achim.Frick@htw‐aalen.de

Code Subject Title ECTS Credits Stage

14201 Polymer Materials 5 4/5

14007

Polymer Tes ng with Lab: 14202 Polymer Tes ng 14203 Polymer Tes ng Lab Course

5 4/5

14211 Technical English C1 5 4/5

14212 German A 2.1 5 4/5

14010

Polymer Physics and Rheology: 14207 Polymer Physics 14208 Advanced Rheology

5 4/5

14011

Polymer Processing—Injec on Moulding 14209 Injec on Moulding 14210 Lab Course

5 4/5


Obligatory for Master’s Degree: One of the two Modules must be chosen

14008: Polymer Design and Mould Design 5 4/5

14204 14205

Polymer Design Mould Design

5 4/5

14206 Polymers in Applica on

14009: Polymers in Applica on

Master of Science in Polymer Technology (PT)

“Lightweight Engineering with Plas cs” that is the slogan for the consecu ve master course Polymer

Technology.

The course is for all interested persons of the technical or scien fic area or for industrial engineers. You

will have perfect interna onal requirements to work in the polymer area in demand! Graduates will re‐

ceive Master of Science in Polymer Technology. The Programme starts both in Winter and Summer Se‐

mester. Further informa on for degree‐seeking interna onal students: h p://www.htw‐aalen.de/

studium/ptc/

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School of Management

and Business Sciences


School Level

Ms. Gabriele Herrmann (MIM)

Gabriele.Herrmann@htw‐aalen.de

Master of Arts in Interna onal Marke ng and Sales (MIM)*


Credits Stage

15030

Scien fic Methodology 15130 Quan ta ve Methods 15131 Research methods

5 4

15034

Marke ng and Sales 1 15134 Interna onal Marke ng & Sales 15135 Interna onal Marke ng & Sales ‐ Case Studies

5 4

15042

Managerial Economics and Pricing 15142 Managerial Economics

5 4

15044

Complex Organiza onal Structures 15144 Development of Global Organiza ons

5 4

15044

Persuasion and Nego a on 15146 Adressing Internal Customers 15147 Winning External Customers

5 4

Master of Arts in Healthcare Management


Credits Stage

32100 Leadership in Healthcare 3 4

* Students from FBS, France and U. of Maine, USA only


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and Business Sciences


School Level

Ms. Ramona Schoder (I)

Ramona.Schoder@htw‐aalen.de


Credits Stage

56006

Module Business Communica on: 67106 Business English 67107 Culture and Communica on

2 3

1

67603 Intercultural Management 5 3

67606 Electronic Business Strategy and Systems 5 3

67608 Corporate Finance 5 3

67707 Compara ve Business Systems 5 4

67604 Interna onal Marke ng 5 3

67701 Corporate Strategy and Case Studies 5 4

Bachelor of Arts in Interna onal Business (I)

A en on: please take note that in most cases, subjects within the School of Management and

Business Sciences must be chosen on Module level and not parts of modules. In case of doubts

please contact Ms Schoder.

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Course Guide

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School of Chemistry


School Level

Prof. Dr. Dirk Flo mann (C)

Dirk.Flo mann@htw‐aalen.de

Prof. Dr. Chris an Neusüss (ABC)

Chris an.Neusuess@htw‐aalen.de


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Master of Science in Chemistry (ABC)


Credits Stage

31101 Preparatory Course: Analy cs / Bio analy cal Chemistry 5 4

31102 Chemometry

31107 Instrumental Organic Analy cal Chemistry 1 5

4

31108 Seminar Analy cal Chemistry 4

31112 Biosynthesis 3 4

31113 Nuclei Acid Analysis 4 4



Foreign Language 6 4



Credits Stage

52604 Sta s cs 4 3 / 4

Bachelor of Science in Chemistry (C)

School of Electronics and

Computer Science


School Level

Prof. Dr. Ulrich Klauck (IN)

Ulrich.Klauck@htw‐aalen.de

Prof. Dr. Detlef Küpper (CCS)

Detlef.Kuepper@htw‐aalen.de

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Bachelor of Science in Computer Science (IN)


Credits Stage

57422 So ware Project Management 4 2

57424 IT‐Security 3 2

57624 Network Security 5 3

57631 So ware Architecture 5 3

57725 Distributed Applica ons 5 3

Master of Science in Computer Controlled System (CCS)


Credits Stage

18062 Integrated Circuit Design 3 4

18996 Design of Experiments 3 elec ve

18031 Project Work 9 4

18032 Colloquium 1 4


School of Op cs and

Mechatronics


School Level

Prof. Dr. Peter Zipfl (O)

Peter.Zipfl@htw‐aalen.de

Prof. Dr. Herbert Schneckenburger (PH)

Herbert.Schneckenburger@htw‐aalen.de


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Code Subject Title ECTS Credits

Stage

60211 60212 60213

Materials of Op cs and Electronics Materials Excersises Manufacturing Methods

5 1

60601 Project 10 3

9999 Bachelor Thesis 12 3

Bachelor of Engineering in Optoelectronics / Laser Technology (O)

Master of Science in Photonics (PH)


20111 Fundamentals of Op cal Design 2 4

20202 Nonlinear Op cs 5 5

20203 Op cal Communica on Networks 4 5

20205 20215

Op cs Technology Op cs Technology Lab

5 5

20206 20216

Biophotonics Biophotonics Lab

5 5

20207 Project 5 5

20231 Quality Management 2 5

20133 20233

Image Processing Image Processing Lab

5 4/5

20136 20236

Advanced Design Methods Simula on of Op cal Systems

5 4/5

20139 Op cal Metrology Systems 5 4

9998 Introduc on to Master Thesis 9 5


School of Op cs and

Mechatronics


School Level

Prof. Dr. Anna Nagl (A)

Anna.Nagl@htw‐aalen.de

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Bachelor of Science Optometry / Optometry & Audiology (A)

Master of Science in Vision Science and Business

The “Master of Science in Vision Science and Business” degree programme offers a broad range of

study modules to choose from in the optometric curriculum. The Master’s Degree Programme is on a

part‐ me basis for professionals. The programme takes place every two years. Applica ons are ac‐

cepted all year round. Please contact Prof. Dr. Anna Nagl for further informa on.



75105 Mathema cal Methods 7 1


75209 75210

Physical Op cs Physical Op cs Lab Course

5 1

75211 75212 75213

Basic Principles of Subjec ve and Objec ve Refrac on Refrac on 1 Lab Course Workshop 1

15 1

75215 Refrac on 2 Lab Course 2 1

75304 Life Science 2 Workshop 2 1 2

75306 Contact Lens 1 Lab Course 2 2

75308 Objec ve Refrac on Exercises 5 2

75310 Optometry Lab Exercises 5 2

75402 Lab Technical Op cs 2 2

75404 Contact Lense 2 Lab Course 2 2

75408 Management Skills Optometry 2 2

The following subjects or modules are also available but not in every semester. Please consultate the faculty mem‐ber who is responsible for the organisa on of the ERASMUS Program for further informa on.

75806 Project Audio and Vision (2 ECTS), 75819 Project Optometry and Audiology (5 ECTS), 75912 Dispensing Op cs (5 ECTS), 70884 Technical Op cs 2 (5 ECTS).


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Engineering and

Materials Science


School Level

Prof. Dr. Markus Merkel

Markus.Merkel@htw‐aalen.de

Prof. Dr. Harald Riegel

Harald.Riegel@htw‐aalen.de

Prof. Dr. Achim Frick


Prof. Dr. Thomas L. Ladwein

Thomas.Ladwein@htw‐aalen.de

Prof. Dr. Silvia Schuhmacher

Silvia.Schuhmacher@htw‐aalen.de

Prof. Dr.‐Ing. Jobst Görne

Jobst.Goerne@htw‐aalen.de


Credits Stage

10103 Surface Technologies 5 4

10104 Corrosion / Corrosion Protec on 5 4

10105 Product Development Case Studies 5 4

10110 Advanced Materials and Produc on 5 4

10115 Scien fic Project 5 4

10111 Applied Sales Management in Technology 5 4

10112 Polymer Processing Extrusion 5 4

10114 Quality Management 5 4

10113 Modelling and Control 5 4

Prog. Materials & Processing Technologies (MaProTech)

Ms. Katja Nowotny (MaProTech)

Katja.Nowotny@htw‐aalen.de

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Materials Science


School Level

Prof. Dr. Achim Frick (PT)



14301 14302

Mul layer Processing Lab Micro Tes ng Lab 5 4/5

14303 14304

Quality Management: Product Quality Quality Management: DOE

2

3 4/5

14015

Scien fic Project ( choose one of five):

14309 Engineering & Quality 5 ECTS 14306 Control Engineering 5 ECTS 14305 Processing 5 ECTS 14308 Simula on 5 ECTS 14307 Technology 5 ECTS

5

4/5

14310 14311

Polymer Processing—Extrusion Extrusion Lab 5 4/5

14312

14313

Process Simula on

Process Simula on Lab 5 4/5


Obligatory for Master’s Degree: One of the three Modules must be chosen

14018: Mould Design ( Only for students who took Polymer Design and Mould Design) 5 4/5

14314 Advanced Mould Design

14315 CAD Mould Design

14019: Modelling and Control 5 4/5

14316 Material Modelling

14317 Control Engineering

14020: Sales and Marke ng 5 4/5

14318 Sales and Marke ng

Master of Science in Polymer Technology (PT)

The course is for all interested persons of the technical or scien fic area or for industrial engineers. You

will have perfect interna onal requirements to work in the polymer area in demand! Graduates will re‐

ceive Master of Science in Polymer Technology. Further informa on for degree‐seeking interna onal stu‐

dents: h p://www.htw‐aalen.de/studium/ptc/


and Business Studies


School Level

Ms. Ramona Schoder (I)

Ramona.Schoder@htw‐aalen.de

Bachelor of Arts in Interna onal Business (I)


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A en on: please take note that in most cases, subjects within the School of Management and

Business Sciences must be chosen on Module level and not parts of modules. In case of doubts

please contact Ms Schoder.


Credits Stage

56006

Module Business Communica on: 67106 Business English 67107 Culture and Communica on

2 3

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67603 Intercultural Management 5 3

67606 Electronic Business Strategy and Systems 5 3

67608 Corporate Finance 5 3

67707 Comparative Business Systems 5 4

67604 International Marketing 5 3

67701 Corporate Strategy and Case Studies 5 4


and Business Studies


School Level

Ms. Gabriele Herrmann (MIM)

Gabriele.Herrmann@htw‐aalen.de

Ms. Claudia Klement (IDM)

Claudia.Klement@htw‐aalen.de

Master of Arts in Industrial Management (IDM)


Credits Stage

15032

Market Research in Marke ng & Sales 15132 Market Research 15133 Market Research—Case Studies

5 4

15036

Marke ng & Sales II 15236 Marke ng of Industrial Goods 15237 Marke ng of Industrial Goods—Case Studies

5 4

15048

Business Intelligence 15248 Advanced Business Intelligence 15249 Advanced Business Intelligence—Case Studies

5 4

15050

Diversity Management 15250 Team Work Processes: Intra– and Intercultural 15251 Teams in Mul ‐Level Structures

5 4

15052 Interna onal Economics and Markets 15252 Interna onal Economics 15253 Interna onal Markets

5 4

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16211 Opera onal Sales Management 6 4

Master of Arts in Interna onal Marke ng and Sales (MIM)*

Master of Arts in Healthcare Management


Credits Stage

32304 Interna onal Management Skills in Healthcare 3 4

* Students from FBS, France and U. of Maine, USA only

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International Relations at Departmental Level

Department Name and contact details Responsibility

Chemistry

Prof. Dr. Dirk Flottmann

Main Building (Beethovenstr.)

Room: 151 tel: + 49 7361 576 – 2134

[email protected]

All countries

Chemistry

(MSc in Analytics and

Bioanalytics)

Prof. Dr. Christian Neusüss

Main Building (Beethovenstr.)

Room: 116 tel: + 49 7361 576-2399 (Labor -2394) fax: + 49 7361 576 - 442399

[email protected]

All countries

Electronics and

Information Tech-nology

Prof. Dr. Manfred Bartel

Burren (Anton-Huber-Str.)

Room: G2 2.17 tel: + 49 7361 576 – 4182

[email protected]

All countries

Computer Science Prof. Dr. Ulrich Klauck


Room: G2 0.11 tel: + 49 7361 576 – 4184

[email protected]

All countries

Computer Science

(MSc in Computer Controlled Sys-tems)

Prof. Dr. Detlef Küpper


Room: G2 1.15 tel: + 49 7361 576 – 4375

[email protected]

All countries

Optoelectronics /

Laser Technology

(MSc in Photonics)

Prof. Dr. rer. nat. habil. Herbert Schneckenburger


Room: G1 2.11 tel: + 49 7361 576 – 3401

[email protected]

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Optometry and

Audiology

(MSc in Vision

Science and

Business)

Prof. Dr. Anna Nagl

Burren (Anton-Huber Str.)

Room: G4 2.04 tel: + 49 7361 576 - 4601 fax: + 49 7361 576 - 44 4601

[email protected]

All countries

Optometry and

Audiology

Dipl.-Ing. (FH) Ralf Michels Burren (Anton-Huber Str.) Room: G4 0.07 tel: + 49 7361 576 - 4637 fax: + 49 7361 9733-15 [email protected]

Finland

Optometry and

Audiology

Prof. Dr. Thomas Kirschkamp

Burren (Anton-Huber Str.) Room: G4 2.08 tel: + 49 7361 576 - 4617 fax: + 49 7361 9733-15

[email protected]

Czech Republic

Mechatronics Prof. Dr. Uwe Berger


Room: G1 1.12 tel: +49 7361 576 – 3245

[email protected]

All Countries

Mechanical

Engineering

Prof. Dr. Wolfram Pannert

(Main Building (Beetovenstr.) Room: 164 tel: + 49 7361 576 – 2179 fax: + 49 7361 576 – 2270 [email protected]

All countries

Optoelectronics /

Laser Technology

Prof. Dr. Peter Zipfl

Burren (Anton-Huber Str.)

Room: G1 2.19 tel: + 49 7361 576 - 3407

[email protected]

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Mechanical

Engineering

Prof. Dr. Markus Merkel Main Building (Beethovenstr.) Room: 285 tel: + 49 7361 576 – 2133 fax: + 49 7361 576 – 2270 [email protected]

Malaysia,

Portugal,

Mech. Eng/ Produc-tion Engineering

Prof. Dr. Harald Riegel Main Building (Beethovenstr.) Room: 283 tel: + 49 7361 576 – 2144 fax: + 49 7361 576 – 2270 [email protected]

All countries

Plastic Engineering

(MSc in Polymer Tech-nology)

Prof. Dr. Achim Frick Main Building (Beethovenstr.) Room: 182 tel: + 49 7361 576 – 2171 fax: + 49 7361 576 – 2250 [email protected]

All countries

Surface & Materials Technology

Prof. Dr. Thomas L. Ladwein Main Building (Beethovenstr.) Room: 110b tel: + 49 7361 576 – 2164 fax: + 49 7361 576 – 2317 [email protected]

All countries


Dr. Alwin Nagel Main Building (Beethovenstr.) Room: 165 + 49 7361 576 - 442174 + 49 7361 576 - 2250 [email protected]

Australia


(MSc in Surface Coating)

Prof. Dr. Silvia Schuhmacher Main Building (Beethovenstr.) Room: 113

+ 49 7361 576 - 2438 + 49 7361 576 - 2317 [email protected]

All countries

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International

Technical Sales

Management

Prof. Dr.-Ing. Jobst Görne Main Building (Beethovenstr.) Room: 138a tel: + 49 7361 576 – 2302 fax: + 49 7361 576 – 2250 [email protected]

All countries

International

Business Studies

Prof. Dr. Juan Jose Güida (Main Building (Beethovenstr.) Room: 220 tel: +49 7361 576 – 2344 fax: + 49 7361 576 – 2330 [email protected]

Argentina, Chile, Spain

International

Business Studies

Prof. Dr. jur. Jürgen Strauß, maître en droit Gartenstrasse 115 Room: GS 2.01 tel: + 49 7361 576 – 2345 fax: + 49 7361 576 – 2330 [email protected]

France, UK, and International Programmes

International

Business Studies (MA in Manage-ment/ International Business)

Prof. Dr. Jae-Aileen Chung Main Building (Beetovenstr.) Room: 220 tel: + 49 7361 576 – 2390 fax: + 49 7361 576 – 2330 [email protected]

Asia, USA

(All countries)

Industrial

Management

(BEng in Industrial Management)

Prof. Dr. Ulrich Holzbaur Main Building (Beethovenstr.) Room: 214 tel: + 49 7361 576 – 2461 [email protected]

All countries

Industrial

Management

(MEng in Industrial Management)

Prof. Dr. Christian Kreiss Main Building (Beethovenstr.) Room: 217 tel: + 49 7361 576 – 2463 [email protected]

All countries

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