Program Overview
The Pre-intensive Course for Programming is a 75-hour program that introduces the fundamentals of object-oriented programming through video lectures, readings, introductory tasks, live sessions, and self-study. Assessment includes participation, solving exercises, and a final exam/project presentation. The program is designed to prepare students for further studies or careers in software engineering.
Program Outline
Outline:
Content:
The Pre-intensive Course for Programming comprises 75 hours of lectures, readings, introductory tasks, live sessions, and self-study.
Structure:
- Preparation Week: This week involves independent learning of provided materials before the course officially begins.
- Live Sessions: These sessions are 26 hours long and will be conducted live.
- Self-Study: This comprises 38 hours of independent learning on the provided materials.
- Final Exam/Project Presentation: This will be a 1-hour assessment.
Modules:
- Video Lectures: These cover the fundamental principles of object-oriented programming.
- Readings: These provide further insight into the concepts covered in the lectures.
- Introductory Tasks: These are hands-on exercises that help reinforce the learning from the lectures and readings.
- Live Sessions: These sessions provide opportunities for interactive learning and clarification of doubts.
- Self-Study: This mainly involves completing the assigned readings and working on individual programming exercises.
Assessment:
- Participation (Online Attendance): 20% of the final grade.
- Solving Exercises during Practical Sessions: 20% of the final grade.
- Online Final Exam/Project Presentation: 60% of the final grade.
Teaching:
- On-demand lectures: These are pre-recorded lectures available through the cloud platform.
- Live sessions: These are conducted using Zoom and facilitate real-time interaction with instructors.
Other:
- Software requirements: Students will need access to Zoom, Java Virtual Machine, and Eclipse IDE.
- Preparation week: One week before the course starts, students will receive access to a shared cloud folder containing all learning materials for the preparation week.
- Workload allocation: The total workload is estimated as follows:
- 10 hours: Video lectures, readings, and introductory tasks (preparation week)
- 26 hours: Live sessions
- 38 hours: Self-study
- 1 hour: Final Exam/Project presentation
EU Applicants: € 649 Non-EU Applicants: € 714
University of Europe for Applied Sciences
Overview:
The University of Europe for Applied Sciences (UE) is a state-recognized, private university with four campuses in Germany: Berlin, Hamburg, Iserlohn, and the UE Innovation Hub. It is known for its excellent teaching, international focus, and strong industry partnerships.
Services Offered:
Student Life and Campus Experience:
The UE offers a vibrant campus experience with a unique atmosphere at each location. Students can participate in various events, engage with faculty and peers, and benefit from the university's international connections.
Key Reasons to Study There:
Excellent Teaching:
The UE has received numerous awards for its high-quality teaching, including recognition from STERN, the German Institute for Service Quality, and ntv.International Focus:
The UE is recognized as a leading institution in international orientation by U-Multirank and is ranked among the top 10 universities in economics.Industry Partnerships:
The UE has established partnerships with renowned organizations like Borussia Dortmund, providing students with unique opportunities for internships, networking, and career development.Career Success:
Over 90% of UE graduates in business and art & design fields find jobs within 12 months of graduation.Academic Programs:
The UE offers a range of Bachelor's and Master's programs. Specific program details are not provided in the context.
Other:
- The UE has opened its first campus in Dubai, United Arab Emirates, marking a significant milestone in its commitment to international collaboration.
- The UE has been recognized as one of the best private universities in Germany by the "Deutscher Bildungsaward 2023/24."
- The UE has been ranked among the top five providers of continuing education by Globis.
- The UE has been awarded the "TOP Media School" title by ServiceValue.
Entry Requirements
EU Applicants
- General university entrance qualification or equivalent
- Proof of English language proficiency (see below)
Non-EU Applicants
- General university entrance qualification or equivalent
- Proof of English language proficiency (see below)
- Evidence of financial resources to cover tuition fees and living expenses in Germany
- Accepted proof of proficiency:
- TOEFL IBT: at least 90
- IELTS: at least 6.5
- Cambridge English Certificate: at least B2
- Any other internationally recognized English language proficiency test with a score equivalent to B2 CEFR
German Language Proficiency
- Optional: German language proficiency is not required for this program, but it can be advantageous for students who wish to study or work in Germany after graduation.
- Minimum recommended level: B1 CEFR
- Applicants may be required to submit a portfolio of their work for programs with a creative component.
- Applicants with non-standard qualifications may be required to provide additional documentation to demonstrate their eligibility.
- Specific entry requirements may vary depending on the applicant's nationality and education system.
