Delegations

The Student Council is the highest body of student self-administration. It meets every two weeks on Thursdays at 7:30 pm and currently consists of 5 departments:

• Internal affairs
• University politics
• Teaching and studies
• Public relations
• Social affairs

It has 37 members delegated by the student councils – a great place for cross-council networking.

Tasks:

• Representation towards the rectorate, state, and student services
• Management of the budget and semester ticket
• Decisions on financial resources and non-material support

Representatives of the Computer Science Student Council:

• Malte Großmann – basic representative
• Kevin Vogel – additional representative
• Roman Roller – substitute representative

The Faculty Council is the “parliament of the faculty”. It decides in monthly meetings on organizational, financial, and personnel matters.

Composition:

• 6 professors
• 3 staff members
• 2 students

Tasks:

• Approval of study documents
• Appointment of professorships
• Setting faculty dates (e.g. OUTPUT)

Elected through university elections.

Representatives:

• Helene Hausmann
• Johanna Berger

Responsible for:

• Recognition of exams
• Second repeat requests
• Interpretation of exams

There is a separate committee for each study program.

Representatives (selection):

• Computer Science (B.Sc.): Roman Roller, Macy Schreiber, Mia Sophie Lohr (V)
• Computer Science (Dipl.): Eric Schlafke, Malte Großmann, Mia Sophie Lohr (V)
• Computer Science (M.Sc.): Kenny Weidemann, Helene Hausmann (V)
• Computer Science (M.Sc., English): Kenny Weidemann, Macy Schreiber, Helene Hausmann (V)
• Media Informatics (B.Sc.): Mia Sophie Lohr, Kenny Weidemann, Helene Hausmann (V)
• Media Informatics (M.Sc.): Mia Sophie Lohr, Kiara Zieschang (V)
• Applied Computer Science (B.Sc.): Mia Sophie Lohr, Kiara Zieschang (V)
• DSE: Eric Schlafke, Kiara Zieschang (V)
• CMS: Muhammad Haris Qureshi, Hasin Ishrak (V)
• Teacher Training (all): Roman Roller, Kenny Weidemann (V)

We are looking for successors for teacher training representatives.

These commissions advise and decide on changes to study and examination regulations.

Representatives (selection):

• Computer Science (B.Sc.): Helene Hausmann, Roman Roller, Mia Sophie Lohr (V)
• Computer Science (M.Sc.) / Computer Science (English): Helene Hausmann, Kenny Weidemann, Marco Lehner (V)
• Computer Science (Dipl.): Marek Šlosár, Malte Großmann, Marco Lehner (V)
• Media Informatics (B.Sc.): Mia Sophie Lohr, Marek Šlosár, Jolien Paulinsky (V)
• Applied Computer Science (B.Sc.): Mia Sophie Lohr, Marek Šlosár, Jolien Paulinsky (V)
• Media Informatics (M.Sc.): Marek Šlosár, Kiara Zieschang, Mia Sophie Lohr (V)
• Computer Science Teacher Training (all): Roman Roller, Kenny Weidemann (V)
• CMS: Hasin Ishrak, Haris Qureshi, Helene Hausmann (V)

Responsible for:

• Internal organization & communication within the study programs

Coordinators:

• Computer Science (B.Sc.): Helene Hausmann
• Computer Science (M.Sc.): Helene Hausmann
• Computer Science (English M.Sc.): Helene Hausmann
• Computer Science (Dipl.): Johanna Berger
• Media Informatics (B.Sc.): Mia Sophie Lohr
• Computer Science Teacher Training (all): Mia Sophie Lohr
• Applied Computer Science (B.Sc.): Mia Sophie Lohr
• Media Informatics (M.Sc.): Kiara Zieschang
• CMS (M.Sc.): Hamza Aslam
• CSE: Wolfgang Walther

Members:

• Computer Science (M.Sc.): Helene Hausmann
• Media Informatics (M.Sc.): Kiara Sophie Zieschang
• CMS: Haris Qureshi