Timetable planning

Timetable explanation on Youtube!

Explanation on University Portals on Youtube!

Some courses are divided into several parts. You must visit all parts of one course, except for courses that last 2 semesters or that contain German and English taught parts (if you do not have any knowledge of German, you may only attend the English language part).
Also, you have to choose minimum 70% of the modules offered by the Faculty of
Electrical and Computer Engineering!
Please make sure that the module you have chosen is offered in the semester you want to stay at the TU Dresden (winter semester, summer semester).

• Here you can find an overview of the Bachelor's level courses. The language of instruction of the Bachelor's level courses is mainly German.
• Here you can find an overview of the Master's level courses. The language of instruction of the Master's level courses can be German or English.
• In this overview you can see the modules, the parts of the modules as well as the timetable and the name in the timetable, for example "EuiDE-1-... --> Grdl. der ET".
• Check if the module you have chosen is offered in the semester you want to stay at the TU Dresden (winter semester, summer semester)! The semester is stated in the right column of the Bacheor's level courses overview.
• Check in the timetables for lectures, exercises and/or practical lab courses of the module courses.
• (Please note: There is more than one timetable in one study programme (e. g. EuiDE-1-01, EuiDE-1-02 etc.). This is relevant for the regular students only. Exchange students can choose freely.)
• The timetables of Nanoelectronic Systems you can find here.
• Some courses are held in the 1st week or 2nd week:
  1st week = odd week
  2nd week = even week
• In the campus navigator you can search for the rooms.
• Here you can find the time patterns.

If you have questions about the scheduling of your classes, please do not hesitate to get in contact with the tutors ( ) or the ERASMUS coordinator of the faculty. Furthermore, there will be a tutorial at the beginning of each semester in which, amongst others, the course planning is explained.