Bachelor Information

This is particularly relevant for Computer Science students in their second year of the bachelor's program who wish to become high school teachers or pursue another subject alongside computer science. It is also relevant for second-year bachelor's students who would like to learn about elective courses for the 5th semester.

• IT Product Development, Friday, October 13th, 10:15-11:00, Online (link send to email)
• Computer Science, Wednesday, October 4th, 16:15-17:00, Online (link send to email)

Master Information

This is especially relevant for master students who need to choose elective courses for spring 2024. It is also relevant for third-year bachelor's students who would like to learn about elective courses for the master's program.

• Computer Science, Wednesday, October 4th, 9:15-10:00, Online (link send to email)
• IT Product Development, Tuesday, October 3rd, 9:15-10:00, Online (link send to email)

Going Abroad

This is relevant if you plan to go on exchange in the fall of 2024 or spring of 2025 (especially for first-year master's students). In general, we encourage you to attend unless you are certain you will not go on exchange. There will be a joint presentation for all at NAT-TECH: https://studerende.au.dk/studier/fagportaler/datalogi/rejs-ud/events

• Tuesday, October 10th, 16:00, AUD. F (1534-125).

Thesis Information

Especially relevant for master's students who will be writing their thesis next semester.

• Friday, November 10th, 14:15-15:00, Thesis Orientation for Computer Science and IT Product Development, 5510-103 Incuba Store Aud.

Minor Subject Information

Especially relevant for minor subject students in Informatics and Programming who have a major subject other than computer science or IT Product Development.

• Informatics and Programming: Wednesday, October 4^th, 10:15-11:00, 5335-395 Nygaard.

Guidance meetings

Bachelor and master programs are approved in the study contract. You will receive an invitation to a guidance meeting about your study program.