Weekly team meetings and final evaluation

Research, computer-aided teaching methods, supervision and implementation of exercises and classroom exercises accompanying the lecture Introduction to Computer Engineering, computer-aided organization of exercise operation by means of CIS, recognition and assessment of knowledge gaps, evaluation of the complexity of exercise tasks, independent development of tasks and sample solutions, correction and evaluation with and without computer support, search for plagiarism.

Students have a good knowledge of the material covered in the lecture "Introduction to Computer Engineering", know how to position it in the context of computer science and can talk about it independently as well as work out their own examples and tasks and guide other students in solving the exercises. They know the basics of group communication and motivation, gain experience in guiding independent work and can thus provide assistance with learning problems.

W. Schiffmann, R. Schmitz. Technische Informatik 1: Grundlagen der digitalen Elektronik. 5. Auflage, Springer, 2004.