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Bachelor Thesis Seminar

Niveau

Consolidation

Learning outcomes of the courses/module

The students are able to: • Define a topic independently and formulate a question independently • Present the “state of the art” in the context of the question and, if necessary, critically compare different views • Independently collect, interpret and critically reflect on data with the help of a self-chosen academic methodology, thereby developing and further developing arguments and problem solutions • Present results in a comprehensible manner and according to academic standards in the form of a Bachelor thesis • Organize oneself • Independently prepare and learn knowledge and skills from cross-connections of the course contents for the final Bachelor examination in a systematic manner

Prerequisites for the course

Scientific & empirical methods (WIS.1), Selected topics academic & empirical methods (WIS.2) and contents from the modules with links to the topic of the Bachelor thesis of semesters 1 to 5.

Course content

• Deepening the knowledge of academic work in relation to the independent Bachelor thesis • Visualization of academic results such as posters, video, infographics, etc. • Regular meetings to discuss the current status and progress of the Bachelor thesis with accompanying academic supervision • Information on the Commission Bachelor examination

Recommended specialist literature

none

Assessment methods and criteria

Bachelor thesis and visualization of the contents of the academic work

Language

German

Number of ECTS credits awarded

10

Share of e-learning in %

50

Semester hours per week

0.5

Planned teaching and learning method

Blended learning and supervision of the Bachelor thesis

Semester/trimester in which the course/module is offered

6

Name of lecturer

Director of Studies

Academic year

Key figure of the course/module

WIS.3

Type of course/module

seminar-degree

Type of course

Compulsory

Internship(s)

none