Electrical Engineering and Computer Science (BSc) Program at a Glance

Some of the most significant achievements of present-day society would not have been possible without the work of highly motivated and innovative engineers and scientists. Electrical engineers and computer scientists in particular are involved in the design of all the components and systems that underlie our increasingly information-intensive activities. At Jacobs University, in recognition of the close interactions between the two disciplines, the fields of electrical engineering and computer science are integrated into a combined comprehensive three-year program.

During the first year, general (introductory) lectures and lab courses are mandatory. As outlined in the handbook, the students select more courses from a variety of electives from the School of Engineering and Science (SES) or from the School of Humanities and Social Sciences (SHSS). In addition, so-called University Studies Courses (USCs) have to be selected which are taught by professors from both Schools. They are unique in that here perspectives from apparently different areas of science are brought together.

For a full listing of the Course Requirements of the Undergraduate EECS Program please see the program handbook. 
 
See also the Program Handbook for the course requirements for students matriculated in the year:
2010 | 2009 | 2008 | 2007 | 2006 | 2005 | 2004

Prof. Dr. Giuseppe Abreu
Wireless Communications
Prof. Dr. Athanasios C. Antoulas
Dynamical Systems
Prof. Dr. Peter Baumann
Database Systems and Web Services
Prof. Dr. Werner Bergholz
Microelectronics, Quality Management
Prof. Dr. Andreas Birk
Robotics and Artificial Intelligence
Dr. Mathias Bode
Electrical Engineering
Prof. Dr. Feifei Gao
Wireless Communications
Prof. Dr. Horst K. Hahn
Medical Image Analysis
Prof. Dr. Werner Henkel
Modulation and Coding
Prof. Dr. Herbert Jaeger
Machine Learning
Prof. Dr. Dietmar Knipp
Organic Electronics and Nanophotonics
Prof. Dr. Michael Kohlhase
Computational Logic, Knowledge Representation, and Natural Language Semantics
Prof. Dr. Lars Linsen
Computer Graphics and Visualization
Dr. Bendick Mahleko
Distributed Systems and Workflow Systems
Prof. Dr. Andreas Nüchter
Automation
Prof. Dr. Jürgen Schönwälder
Networks and Distributed Systems
Dr. Heinrich Stamerjohanns
Web Systems and Open Access Publishing
Prof. Dr. Jon Wallace
Electromagnetics and RF Design

The multi-disciplinary electrical engineering and computer science program at Jacobs University will provide you with expertise and practical skills in the key areas of both electrical engineering and computer science. This unusual combination of these two areas into one degree program will prepare you for a successful international career in modern information intensive industry, or for academic studies in either of the two disciplines.