Qualifications

Graduates of the course communications technology will be able to design and develop communications and information technical systems including their integration and administration in all branches of business administration and of public services. They will not only be in a position to use modern technology, but also be able to develop it further themselves.

The following summarises the qualifications that will be achieved in this course:

Well-founded mathematical scientific basis

Capability for abstraction

Well-founded knowledge in the basics of electronics, microcomputer technology, high frequency technology, communications and programming

Ability to fully understand existing electronic components and systems, and improve them

Ability to evaluate distinguishing characteristics and their verification using modern simulation tools and up-to-date measurement equipment

Capability for system coupling using modern communication systems and taking into account system-theoretical principles as well as hardware and software engineering

As in the other electronics and information technical courses, a capability for background research, project management, report writing and presentation techniques as well as a minimum standard in English will also be developed. Furthermore, a minimal requirement for teamwork, perseverance and work under stress will be asked for.