The Business Information Systems program is divided into three stages, followed by an internship. Each stage spans two semesters.
In the fundamental knowledge stage (1st and 2nd semester) students learn the basics of practical Computer Sciences and Business Administration, which can be built upon during the rest of the studies.
In the 3rd and 4th semesters, the core stage offers specific modules, which are characteristic of the study of Business Information Systems.
In the 5th and 6th semesters (specialization stage) students choose their areas of specialization from a catalogue of optional modules and can therefore decide for themselves to focus on specific points in their education.
The 7th semester includes a practical project as well as the final paper. In an ideal situation the final paper and the practical project complement each other to allow students to work on an extensive project using the knowledge acquired throughout their studies.
If all the stages of the study program are completed successfully, Hof University rewards the students with a Bachelor of Science (B.Sc.) degree.
Here you can find the Module catalogue with all contents of teaching and educational objectives for studying Business Information Systems.
Department of Computer Science
Information Systems in Public Administration
Hochschule Hof
Alfons-Goppel-Platz 1
95028 Hof
Room: B 112
Phone +49 (0) 9281 / 409 4981
Fax: +49 (0) 9281 / 409 55 4981
E-Mail: susanne.trapphof-university.LÖSCHEN.de
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| Project, Bachelor thesis |
6 | Specialization stage | Computer science optional modules, e.g.:
Business administration optional modules, e.g.:
General scientific optional modules |
4 | Core stage | Computer networks I, Formal languages, Internship software-development, Organization and process management, Controlling and Investment economy, Business English |
3 | Software Engineering II, Databases I, Logistics, Marketing and E-Commerce, Presentation and communication, English for computer scientists | |
2 | Foundation stage | Statistics, Algorithms and data structures, Object oriented programming II, Software Engineering I, Fundamentals of Business management, Cost and performance accounting in SAP |
1 | Discrete mathematics for computer scientists, Fundamentals of computer science, Object oriented programming I, Fundamentals of Business Information Systems, Accounting, Scientific working |
