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Studying at the Institute of Control Theory

The courses offered by the Institute of Control theory are mainly targeted to students of the main studies of Electrical Engineering, Mechatronics, Renewable Energy Systems and Information Technology. Students who wish to write their term papers, diploma or master thesis on theoretical and practical issues of control technology are welcome at our institute.

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Important topics

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Thesis topics

We would like to offer you the opportunity to write your thesis at our institute. We offer a variety of thesis topics in the field of control theory. Possible topics range from application focused hard- and software projects to theoretic and mathematical challenging ones. If you want to propose your own topic, contact our staff.
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Degree Programs/ Modules

The institute offers modules for different degree programs. The modules provide both the fundamentals of control engineering and theory, as well as in-depth specialist knowledge as a prerequisite for solving challenging technological tasks or the entry-point into current research topics. Browse through our degree program specific module overview!
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Courses

Which courses are offered specifically? When and where the lectures, exercises and laboratories will be held and who is responsible for them? What contents are taught and where can I sign up? What teaching materials will be available and where and how can I download them? All these questions are answered in our detailed course overview.
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Education in Control Technology

The courses offered at the Institute of Control Theory are divided into various modules. Which modules are offered in which degree program along with tips for a proper selection of the modules can be found in the section degree programs.

Information on the content and terms of conditions of the individual lectures, tutorials and laboratories are given in the course section. Information on the exams at the end of each term can be found in the section exams.

As a supplement or open-source and free alternative to MATLAB we focus on the use of the Python programming language for solving numerical and computer algebraic tasks. To this end, we have put together a series of hints and tutorials.

We offer the possibility to work as a Student Research Assisant at our institute. Open positions...

If you want to write a term paper or your diploma or master thesis you will find more information in the field of topics.