Electrical Engineering Bachelor (EEB) – Fokus auf E-Mobilität and Autonomеs Fahrеn

The Electrical Engineering Bachelor (EEB) program at Technische Hochschule Mannheim, with a focus on E-Mobility and Autonomous Driving, offers a comprehensive curriculum designed to equip students with the foundational and advanced skills necessary for the evolving fields of electromobility and autonomous technologies.

Foundation Studies: In the first year, students delve into the basics with courses in Calculus, Mechanics and Vibrations, DC-Circuit Analysis, Introduction to Programming, and Technical English or German, depending on their language proficiency. The foundation phase is conducted in English, ensuring accessibility for international students. This period also includes non-technical elective modules such as Business Administration and Methods of Scientific Work, alongside German language courses tailored to various proficiency levels, laying a solid groundwork for technical and cultural integration.

Advanced Studies: Transitioning to advanced studies in the third semester, the curriculum shifts to German, diving deeper into Differential Equations, Linear Algebra, Measurement and Instrumentation, Microelectronics, and specialized modules like Battery Systems, Power Electronics, and Electrical Drives. The focus shifts to E-Mobility and Autonomous Driving from the fourth semester, with topics such as Machine Vision, Communication Systems, and Sensor Networks. Elective modules allow for further specialization, and a significant project seminar on E-Mobility and Autonomous Driving culminates the learning experience. The program concludes with an industrial internship, providing hands-on experience, and a Bachelor thesis that allows students to explore their interests in depth.

This curriculum is meticulously structured to ensure that students not only gain the theoretical knowledge required but also the practical skills and experience needed to thrive in the fields of electromobility and autonomous driving.