Course: INF I
Winter term

Engineering Informatics I (INF I)

From winter semester 21/22, INF I will be offered in English

Course contents

  • Digital transformation of engineering processes (e.g. BIM, GIS);
  • Software Engineering for engineering applications: Requirements engineering, design, data modelling, implementation, configuration and quality management, maintenance and development-process modelling;
  • Example applications of the models and methods and models from Civil- and Environmental Engineering.

Latest information

Current notes and announcements about the course are provided via Moodle.

General Informationen

Term Winter term
Lecture time Wednesdays 11:40 – 13:20
weekly
Room L501/45b
Requirements Basic knowledge in computer science in civil engineering
Hours per week (SWS) 2 + 2
Creditpoints (CP) 6
Language of instruction Englisch
Classification M.Sc. module for the courses:
M.Sc. Civil Engineering
M.Sc. Environmental Engineering
M.Sc. Engineering Management – Specialisation Civil Engineering
M.Sc. Computational Engineering
M.Sc. Informatics (Application Subject Building Informatics)
Course
Lecture period 16.10.2024 – 14.02.2025
Lecturer Prof. Dr.-Ing. Uwe Rüppel
Phone +49 6151 / 16-21331
Mail
Consultation L5|01 – 226
by appointment
Exercise
Exercise adviser Laura Valderrama Niño, M.Sc.
Consultation Digital, by appointment
Tutorials TBA
Exercise schedule Start 1.Exercise
  • TBA
 End 1. Exercise
  • TBA
Start 2.Exercise
  • TBA
 End 2. Exercise
  • TBA
Issue and submission of the exercises via Moodle.
Exercise supervision The exercise supervision takes place in Zoom.
Office hour Room
Wednesdays (weekly)
13:30 – 15:10 		L5|01 226a and digital
Documentation All materials for the exercises and tutorials are provided via Moodle.
Exam
Date 10.03.2025 – 12.03.2025
Time Announcement in Moodle
Room L5|01 Room 130

Additional information for the exercises

The lectures of Engineering Informatics I and II will be accompanied by two assignments. Purpose of these assignments is to implement the knowledge and experience gained during the lecture at an example of civil engineering.

The assignments can be completed in groups of 3-4 students.

Each assignment will be completed by a colloquium. At these colloquiums the students present their results and programming and will be interrogated about their approach.

In this colloquium the originally assigned version will be regarded only. Every attempt to use an updated version will be treated as cheating and results in failing. Insufficient assignments will need further amendments to pass. In that case the assignment will be marked with 1 out of 10 points.

Students, which achieved more than 70 % of the maximal points (14 points for INF I and II ), are given a bonus of 0,3 on their grades.