Computational Modeling and Simulation

Bachelor's degree (or equivalent) in computer science, mathematics, natural sciences, economics/finance, or engineering.

1. Proficiency in computer programming in (at least one) sequential programming language.
2. Calculus of functions in one and multiple variables (partial derivatives, integrals, etc).
3. Basics of linear algebra (matrix and vector operations, matrix inversion, decomposition).
4. Basics of probability (distributions, elementary probabilities, axioms).
5. Basics of biology (components of a cell, theory of evolution, ecosystems).
6. Basics of algorithms and data structures (arrays, lists, search and sorting, complexity).
7.  BSc-level knowledge in the application domain of the elected track.

If at the time of application, proof of the first university degree qualifying for a profession (Diplom) is not yet available, the applicant shall also be included in the aptitude assessment procedure under these regulations if 80% of the credit points required for the university degree have already been earned in completed module examinations or a graduation thesis and – if necessary – of the colloquium through certification by the home university. As proof of this, the applicant must submit an original or officially certified copy of a corresponding certificate from their university. This does not affect the necessity of presenting all other forms of proof mentioned above with the application.