Courses
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Courses in Electrical Engineering and Computer Science
The EECS group offers three undergraduate majors: ECE, CS, and EECS and two graduate programs: CSE and Smart Systems.
The university information system, into which the links below point, only distinguishes CS and EE courses for historical reasons. Therefore the course listings below only give an indication of the available courses: roughly, ECE and CSE courses fall under "Electrical Engineering", CS and Smart Systems courses fall under "Computer Science", and EECS courses come from both categories. For details see the handbooks of the respective programs.
Graduate and undergraduate courses can be distinguished by their course numbers, as the third digit indicates the year when they should be taken; hence, undergraduate courses have the form xxx1xx, xxx2xx, or xxx3xx, while graduate course numbers have the form xxx4xx or xxx5xx.
For students: As undergraduate, you definitely want to subscribe to the eecs-undergrads mailing list; as a Smart Systems graduate, the eecs-smartsystems-students list is yours. For subscription follow instructions on lists.jacobs-university.de/mailman/listinfo/.
Undergraduate Courses
Academic Year 2009/2010
Academic Year 2008/2009
- Spring 2009 Guided Research
- Spring 2009 Electrical Engineering
- Spring 2009 Computer Science
- Fall 2008 Electrical Engineering
- Fall 2008 Computer Science
Academic Year 2007/2008
- Spring 2008 Guided Research
- Spring 2008 Electrical Engineering
- Spring 2008 Computer Science
- Fall 2007 Electrical Engineering
- Fall 2007 Computer Science
Academic Year 2006/2007
- Spring 2007 Guided Research
- Spring 2007 Electrical Engineering
- Spring 2007 Computer Science
- Fall 2006 Electrical Engineering
- Fall 2006 Computer Science
Academic Year 2005/2006
- Spring 2006 Guided Research
- Spring 2006 Electrical Engineering
- Spring 2006 Computer Science
- Fall 2005 Electrical Engineering
- Fall 2005 Computer Science
Academic Year 2004/2005
- Spring 2005 Guided Research
- Spring 2005 Electrical Engineering
- Spring 2005 Computer Science
- Fall 2004 Electrical Engineering
- Fall 2004 Computer Science
Graduate Courses =
See the resp. program pages:
- Smart Systems (M.Sc./Ph.D. Program in Computer Science)
- Communications, Systems, and Electronics (M.Sc./Ph.D. Program in Electrical Engineering)
