Degree Progression & Semester Dates

Here you’ll find the most important information on degree progression, exam regulations, and semester dates for all computer science programs at the University of Stuttgart.

Semester Dates

The official semester dates (lecture start, exam periods, re-registration deadlines) are published on the University of Stuttgart website: Semester dates at Uni Stuttgart

Study Plans

Depending on your degree program, you can find your recommended study progression plan in your exam regulations or directly on the Faculty 5 website:

Bachelor’s

• Computer Science (B.Sc.): Mandatory modules, a minor subject, and a Bachelor’s thesis in the 6th semester
• Software Engineering (B.Sc.): Focus on project work and software engineering methods
• Media Informatics (B.Sc.): Combination of computer science and media technology
• AI & Data Science (B.Sc.): Computer science, mathematics, and statistics combined

Master’s

• Computer Science (M.Sc.): Broad selection of electives across all areas of computer science
• Software Engineering (M.Sc.): Advanced study in software architectures, methods, and quality
• Computer Science (English M.Sc.): English-language master’s program focusing on current research topics in computer science
• AI & Data Science (M.Sc.): Advanced study in Artificial Intelligence and Data Science

All study plans, module handbooks, and exam regulations are accessible directly on the linked program websites or in the campus management system (C@MPUS).

C@mpus – Registering for Exams and Viewing Grades

Exam registrations, grades, and enrollment certificates are all managed through the campus management system: Go to C@mpus

Seminars

Seminars offered by the Computer Science teaching unit are generally open to students of all degree programs within the faculty. Places are usually allocated at the start of the semester via ILIAS or directly with the respective chair.

Course Catalog

The current course catalog for Faculty 5 is available in the C@mpus system under the relevant semester. The MINT-Kolleg also offers preparatory and accompanying courses: MINT-Kolleg

Questions about Your Degree Progression?

For questions about modules, exam regulations, credit transfers, or your study plan, it is best to contact the Academic Advisory Service or come by and talk to us (FIUS). Just drop by Room 0.001 or email us at fs@fius.de.