Electrical engineering and computer science

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Study of Innovation - Technology & IT

The Faculty of Electrical Engineering and Computer Science offers you exciting opportunities to shape the future of technology. Here you will combine comprehensive knowledge in electrical
engineering and computer science with practical experience to develop innovative solutions for
modern challenges. In our state-of-the-art laboratories and with the latest technology, you will be prepared for the diverse requirements of the industry. Whether you are interested in energy supply, automation or digital systems – here you will find the ideal basis for realizing your ideas and
immersing yourself in the world of electronics and information technology.

Study programs

Bachelor’s degree programs in the Faculty of Electrical Engineering and Computer Science:

Master’s degree programs at the Faculty of Electrical Engineering and Computer Science:

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Location

The Faculty of Electrical Engineering and Computer Science is located on the Friedrich Streib Campus.
Lecture halls, seminar rooms, laboratories and offices can be found here.

Faculty management

Further information

Teachers and employees

To the personal overview of the Faculty of Electrical Engineering and Computer Science:

Working groups

Working groups

Laboratories

  • Laboratory for Antenna Technology (Prof. Dr. Hans-Martin Tröger)
  • Laboratory for Automation Technology (Prof. Dr. Matthäus Brela)
  • Laboratory for Computer Graphics (Prof. Dr. Quirin Meyer)
  • Laboratory for Computer Measurement Technology (Prof. Dr. Jochen Merhof)
  • Laboratory for Computer Vision (Prof. Dr. Tilo Strutz)
  • Laboratory for Digital Signal Processing (Prof. Dr. Peter Johann Raab)
  • Laboratory for Electrical Drive and Converter Technology (Prof. Dr. Omid Forati Kashani)
  • Laboratory for Electromagnetic Compatibility (Prof. Dr. Hans-Martin Tröger)
  • Laboratory for Electronics (Prof. Dr. Alexander Stadler)
  • Laboratory for Energy Storage Applications and Smart Grids (Prof. Dr. Christian Weindl)
  • Laboratory for Energy Supply (Prof. Dr. Michael Rossner)
  • Laboratory for Augmented and Virtual Reality (Prof. Dr. Jens Grubert)
  • Laboratory for FPGA Design (Prof. Oliver Engel)
  • Laboratory for High Frequency Technology (Prof. Dr. Hans-Martin Tröger)
  • Laboratory for High Voltage Technology (Prof. Dr. Michael Rossner)
  • Laboratory for Computer Science 1 (Prof. Volkhard Pfeiffer)
  • Laboratory for Computer Science 2 (Prof. Dr. Dieter Wißmann)
  • Laboratory for Artificial Intelligence (Prof. Dr. Florian Mittag)
  • Laboratory for Power Electronics (Prof. Dr. Alexander Stadler)
  • Laboratory for Measurement Technology (Prof. Dr. Jochen Merhof)
  • Laboratory for Microcomputers (Prof. Dr. Peter Johann Raab)
  • Laboratory for Mobile Computing and Identity Management (Prof. Dr. Thomas Wieland)
  • Laboratory for Communications Engineering (Prof. Dr. Matthias Mörz)
  • Laboratory for Photovoltaics and Solar Energy Conversion (Prof. Dr. Bernd Hüttl)
  • Laboratory for Reality Capture (Prof. Dr. Jens Grubert)
  • Laboratory for Control Engineering (Prof. Dr. Kolja Kühnlenz)
  • Laboratory for Robotics (Prof. Dr. Kolja Kühnlenz)
  • Laboratory for Smart Grid, Grid Diagnostics and Storage Integration (Prof. Dr. Christian Weindl)
  • Laboratory for Software Technology (Prof. Dr. Dieter Landes)
  • Laboratory for Virtual Environments and Social Cognition (Prof. Dr. Stephan Streuber)
  • Laboratory for Information Systems (Prof. Dr. Jürgen Terpin)