Elective courses
VC / HC AT Advanced Topics
ECTS: 5
[VC / HC AT Advanced Topics]
Content: Further information to follow.
Data Mining
ECTS: 5
[W2-DM: Data Mining]
The students gain knowledge in basic methods, techniques and algorithms for data mining. They learn how to extract knowledge from raw data. They know how to apply data mining tools and understand data mining models.
Contents include:
- data mining processes, data sources
- Data Wrangling, Data Pre-Processing, Feature Engineering
- Data models: regression, classification, clustering, association
- techniques: linear and logistic regression, decision and regression trees, random forest, boosted trees, SVN
- k-NN, k-Means, Agglomerative Clustering, Frequent Item Sets, PCA
- Evaluation and cross-validation, choice of best model,
- boosting and regularization
- programming in R with RStudio and Python.
Semantic Modeling
ECTS: 5
[Semantic Modeling]
In this course we will be investigating how we can go about defining not just the syntax of a system, but its semantics, and what we can learn from manipulating semantic models. In particular, we will be contributing to the semantic modeling project Wikidata.
Interdisciplinary Additional Courses (AWE)
ECTS: 2
Every Semester students are able to choose 1-2 AWE from a great range of general courses in order to complement their regular curriculum courses. You will be able to see the full range of optional courses during the course registration period. As not all topics are published yet at the time of the application, please simply select "AWE - General Course" on the learning agreement and then apply for your specific General Course(s) before the semester starts. Please note that "AWE" have limited places, acceptance is not guaranteed.
Current list of AWE for the summer semester 2027:
- AWE: 3D and 4D Printing with Sustainable Materials
- AWE: Digital Architecture: Computational Tool for Sustainable Building Design.
German as a Foreign Language
ECTS: 4
Our language department offers a wide range of courses - from General German classes, focusing on the basics of grammar and conversation, to more advanced German courses with specializations in the fields of Design, Business and Technology. Based on your German level you have already got you can attend a German as a Foreign Language course. Please put the level already on your Learning Agreement, e.g. "German as a Foreign Language, Level A.2".