Computer Science (Informatik) B. Sc. - AV RWTH Video Series

RWTH Students tell you about their experience studying Computer Science/Informatik.
From the best parts of the course to the worst parts, everything's been covered.
We hope this helps you decide whether you want to join us in studying at RWTH.

Who are we? We are the Representation of foreign Students at RWTH Aachen and are here to help international students with any problems they might face during their studies.

0:00 Intro
0:43 Why did you choose Aachen?
1:32 Do you visit lectures?
2:43 What is the easiest subject?
3:50 What is the hardest subject?
5:05 What is your favorite thing about your degree?
6:45 How do you study?
8:30 How often do you fail exams?
9:42 How did you meet your friends?
10:55 Did you make new friends during Corona?
11:52 Are compulsory or non-compulsory internships available during your studies?
13:25 What is the ratio between theory and applied implementation?
16:11 How prepared are you for real life?
18:08 How many semesters do you actually need to finish?
19:41 What extra activities / co-curriculars does your degree offer?
21:25 What do you do outside of university?
23:23 What is your favorite bar in Aachen?
24:53 If you could go back in time, would you choose Aachen again?

[ModernSemruk]

Finally some good fucking content on yt

[arcankax]

A really nice and informative video. As an Abiturient, I would really like to see a video about Computer Engineering B.Sc

[aaa-vfkn]

wow I'm planning to go aachen as a freemover student and this video is very helpful thanks!

[ei]

Very cool! Can you do one for Mathematics?

[vilargames]

9:14-9:40 take the exam now or later
11:55-12:30 ? the exams are evenly spread through the Vorl.freie Zeit
12:30-13:30 finding an internship
there is really really a lot of theory
the more applied stuff comes in the masters
15:30-16:10 not enough practice, but you get the theory behind why something works the way it works, and not just how it works without knowing why
- people learn programming as a hobby in their soare time to be prepared for a real life career
- the studies are very heavy on theory, but when you program on the side, you can be well prepared for a career
- program good and fast, through your university education you are more prepared for theoretical thinking and working and not the actual computer stuff
- most people do about 8 semesters. One of them will do 9 semesters so that he can also live a bit and not just study <-> it's pretty doable in 6 semesters says one of the others
- the most fun thing as a CS students are the hackathons, in which you have 24h to code something and then putch it, and there often are nice prizes
- there's the Fachschaft, you could do something with them, if you want to specify CS; it's a good idea to go out and meet other people through different offers and extracurriculars
- there are a lot of student initiatives where you can engage and do a lot of practical work -> as a CS student you can actually participate in any one of them because they all have domething to do with that
- Hochschulsport, one of the interviewed ones is a runner and was part of a university running them where they would meet and practice weekly
- being a member in a student organization is a good way to meet students from other subject areas and backgrounds
- one of them are part of the AV, which for exmaple does videos like this one
- Favourite bars: the LikeLike, Guiness House, Cafe Kittle (beautiful sitting area outside, nice interior), Cactus, West Park (many students meet in a park and not a bar, because it is simpler, during the spring and summer kind of the whole universuty is there, it is full of students of the RWTH and FH)
- Apart of the WEATHER, Aachen is a great city
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[aramaljanadi]

I would like to study Informatik in RWTH Aachen. My question is that if a person has the needed NC of 2, 6 or higher. Does he get accepted directly?

[nelesommer]

Thanks for the video, really informative. Is it still the case, that you can watch all the lectures at home, like an on demand or live video? And is it just for Vorlesungen or even Übungen? I am considering to study at the RWTH but i'm living in Cologne and thought about to commute.

[wwsoon]

Is btech in Computer science is worth from rwth, m from India I need to know

[trihasta]

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