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Master Programs
Data Engineering and Analytics

Mathematics in Data Science
Information Event for Students

Technical University of Munich
Departments of Computer Science and Mathematics
Garching, May 10, 2016
Data Masters @ TUM

Professor Massimo Fornasier (MA)
Professor Thomas Neumann (IN)
Master Programs
Information Event for Students

Technical University of Munich
Departments of Computer Science and Mathematics
Garching, May 10, 2016
Data Masters @ TUM

Professor Massimo Fornasier (MA)
Professor Thomas Neumann (IN)
Data Revolution
•  Explosion of the capability of

acquiring data on a vast scope of
the human experience
•  This extension of measurement
ability and data collection opens
immense opportunities
•  In this precise moment a new
product or service gets to the
market as a development based on
Data Science
According to the study "Worldwide Big Data Technology and Services, 2012–2015 Forecast“
conducted by IDC (www.idc.com) for the European Commission, data-driven technologies and
services are expected to grow worldwide at a compound annual growth rate of 40% – about
seven times that of the ICT market overall
Data Masters @ TUM | Professor Massimo Fornasier (MA) | Professor Thomas Neumann (IN) 3
Data Value Chain
Data Engineering Data Analysis and Analytics Real-life applications
Job Profiles
•  Data Engineer: masters very large databases and

distributed information systems, is responsible of
IT Security, and applies data analytics for
structuring data
•  Data Analyst: filters and extracts information from

large scope of data towards informed stratigical
decisions; data analyst handles responsibly
sensitive data
“Data Scientist: The Sexiest Job of the 21st Century ...Data scientists are the key to realizing the
opportunities presented by big data. They bring structure to it, find compelling patterns in it, and
advise executives on the implications for products, processes, and decisions. They find the story
buried in the data and communicate it. And they don’t just deliver reports: They get at the
questions at the heart of problems and devise creative approaches to them....”
Harvard Business Review, October 2012
TUM Integrative Study Program
TUM has moved in the forefront and is planning one of the first
Integrative Study Program in Data Science in Germany and Europe.
The Program is in development and promises to be:
-  Integrative: it takes advantage of and integrates all the strong

competences at TUM in Data Science;
-  International: besides the European partnerships (EuroTech), it draws

much information and know-how from similar experiences already
starting in the USA;
-  Dialoguing with companies: professional stages or case study

laboratories on real-life problems on large data sets offered by
European companies to nurture the creativity and the self-confidence in
proposing solutions.
TUM Integrative Study Program
Big Data Foundations @ CS & MA
Computer
Science
Legal Social
Statistics and Political
Studies
Optimization
Big Applications
Data
One Integrative Study Program Two Masters
For students with a For students with a

background in background in computer
mathematics who seek for science who seek state-of-
mathematical methods and the-art methods and
interdisciplinary training to techniques to face
face contemporary contemporary challenges
challenges related to ‘Big related to ‘Big Data’
Data’
MSc MSc Data

Mathematics in Engineering &
Data Science Analytics
MSc Data Engineering and Analytics Msc Mathematics in Data Science
A: Required Modules
31 Credits
A: Required Modules 31
ECTS: Foundations IN 8
Foundations MA 8,
Seminar 5, Praktikum 10
B: Elective Modules
53 ECTS:
B1.1 Data Engineering : at least 1 Module B2.1 Data Analytics : mind. 1 Module B1.1 Data Analysis : at least 1 Module
B3 Data Engineering : mind. 1 Module B3 Data Analysis : mind. 1 Module
B1.1
B1.1 B3
B3
B1.1
B1.1
B1.2. Advanced Topics in Data B2.2 Special Topics in Data Analytics B1.2 Advanced Topics in Data
Engineering Analysis
C Support Electives 6 ECTS
OTHER FACULTIES @ TUM

Master‘s Thesis 30 ECTS
(EI, MCTS, HSFP, etc.
Master Data Engineering and Analytics and Master Mathematics in Data Science
Foundations IN Foundations MA
for IN and MA for IN and MA
Data Engineering Data Analytics Data Analysis

for IN and MA for IN and MA for IN and MA
Data Engineering Special Topics in Data Analysis

for IN Data Analytics for MA
for IN and MA
Data Science
Advanced Topics in in Society Advanced Topics in
Data Engineering for IN and MA Data Analysis
for IN for MA
Master Thesis
First Class Teaching Personnel
Prof. Thomas Neumann
Database Systems at TUM
Prof. Daniel Cremers

Computer Vision and Pattern Recognition at TUM
Data Engineering
Prof. Claudia Eckert
IT Security at TUM
New Professor position

Large-Scale Data Analysis and Machine Learning
New Professor position

Prof. Michael Gerndt
HPC at TUM
Prof. Rüdiger Westermann

Computer Graphics and Visualization at TUM
Data Analytics
Prof. Patrick van der Smagt
Robotics and Embedded Systems at TUM
Dr. Stephan Günnemann

Data Mining Research Group at TUM
Mathematical Statistics and Machine Learning

Prof. Claudia Czado
Mathematical Statistics at TUM
Prof. Claudia Klüppelberg

Mathematical Statistics at TUM
Prof. Fabian Theis

Mathematical Modeling of Biological Systems at TUM
and Helmholtz Center Munich
Prof. Michael Wolf

Mathematical Physics at TUM
Mathematical Representation of Data and Optimization

Prof. Ulrich Bauer
Applied Topology and Geometry at TUM
Prof. Massimo Fornasier

Applied Numerical Analysis at TUM
Prof. Peter Gritzmann

Geometry and Discrete Optimization at TUM
Prof. Felix Krahmer

Optimization and Data Analysis at TUM
Prof. Michael Ulbrich

Mathematical Optimization at TUM
Why should Computer Science students enrol?
Enrol if you want to
•  Work on real data and real problems
•  Focus on data in a curriculum that provides skills along the big data
value chain
Enrol if you want to study

•  Handling of huge amounts of data
•  Efficiently scalable systems
•  Explorative data analysis
•  Machine learning
•  Usage of advanced mathematical techniques
Master Data Engineering and Analy1cs
4 semesters, 120 ECTS
Total 53 Total 61
Founda'ons in
min. 1 module min. 1 module min. 1 module
-‐ Data Engineering (WS) 8
-‐ Data Analysis (SoSe) 8
∑ min. 15 credits
Advanced Practical
Course (APC) 10
Master’s Seminar
∑ min. 25 credits 5
Advanced Topics in Special Topics in Master’s Thesis

Data Engineering Data Analytics 30
Guided Application Electives Support Electives 3

Research or Project
MSc Informatics
10 10 Social and Political Aspects
of Data Science 3
Total 53 Total 61
Founda'ons in
∑ min. 15 credits
Advanced Practical
Course (APC) 10
Master’s Seminar


Research or Project
MSc Informatics
of Data Science 3
Founda'ons in
Data Engineering, winter semester
•  Data organisation
•  Efficient analysis of big data
•  Distributed data organisation dependent on system
•  Distributed and parallel data analysis
•  Optimisation of analysis with support of statistics
•  map/reduce techniques and generalisation to distribute query processing
•  applications in systems like Hadoop and NoSQL
•  Social impact
•  Importance of data privacy (Bedeutung von Datenschutz)
Total 53 Total 61
Founda'ons in
∑ min. 15 credits
Advanced Practical
Course (APC) 10
Master’s Seminar


Research or Project
MSc Informatics
of Data Science 3
Founda'ons in
Data Analysis, summer semester
•  Representations of data as matrices

a. Many data vectors form a matrix
b. Review of basic linear algebra
c. Linear dependence and concept of rank
d. Approximate linear dependence with varying degree of approximation: Singular value decomposition /Principal Component Analysis
e. Redundancy of data representations -> orthonormal bases, frames and dictionaries
f. Fourier basis as singular vectors of spatial shift
g. Fast Fourier Transform
•  Linear dimension reduction

a. Johnson-Lindenstrauss (JL) Lemma
b. Review of basic probability, random matrices
c. Random Matrices satisfying JL with high probability
d. Fast JL embeddings
e. Sparsity, low rank as structured signal models
f. Compressed sensing
g. Matrix completion and low rank matrix recovery
h. Optimization review
j. Dictionary Learning
•  Non-linear dimension reduction
a. Manifolds as data models
b. Review of differential geometry
c. ISOMAP
d. Diffusion maps
e. Importance of Nearest neighbor search
•  Outlook: Data Analysis and Machine Learning
Total 53 Total 61
Founda'ons in
∑ min. 15 credits
Advanced Practical
Course (APC) 10
Master’s Seminar


Research or Project
MSc Informatics
of Data Science 3
Advanced Practical
Course (APC) 10
New practical course on storing and exploring big data (Neumann)
Master’s Seminar Master’s Thesis

5 30
Many relevant topics by different groups

Total 53 Total 61
Founda'ons in
∑ min. 15 credits
Advanced Practical
Course (APC) 10
Master’s Seminar


Research or Project
MSc Informatics
of Data Science 3
Support Electives 3
See extensive list of the Master Informatics
Social and Political Aspects

of Data Science 3
Especially designed modules by the Munich Center for Technology in Society

(MCTS)
Total 53 Total 61
Founda'ons in
∑ min. 15 credits
Advanced Practical
Course (APC) 10
Master’s Seminar


Research or Project
MSc Informatics
of Data Science 3
Advanced Concepts of Distributed Databases
Data Engineering Query Optimization
min. 1 module Distributed Systems
Verteilte und Web-Informationssysteme
Database Systems on Modern CPU Architecture
Cloud Computing
High Performance Computing – Programming
Models and Scalability
IT Sicherheit
Parallel Programming
Programming of Supercomputers
Advanced Topics in Network Algorithms
Data Engineering Advanced Computer Networking
Augmented Reality
Advanced Network and Graph Algorithms
Guided Research
Application Project
Guided Application
Research or Project
10 10
Total 53 Total 61
Founda'ons in
∑ min. 15 credits
Advanced Practical
Course (APC) 10
Master’s Seminar


Research or Project
MSc Informatics
of Data Science 3
Data Mining and Knowledge Discovery
Data Analytics Machine Learning
min. 1 module Business Analytics
Techniques in Artificial Intelligence
Scientific Visualization
Principles of Computer Vison
Basic Methods for Imaging and Visualization
Knowledge-Based Systems for Industrial Applications
Bildverstehen I: Methoden der industriellen
Bildverarbeitung
Information Visualization
Mining Massive Datasets
Modellbildung und Simulation
Generalized Linear Models
Multivariate Statistics
Total 53 Total 61
Founda'ons in
∑ min. 15 credits
Advanced Practical
Course (APC) 10
Master’s Seminar


Research or Project
MSc Informatics
of Data Science 3
Combinatorial Optimization ¬
Special Topics in Modern Methods in Nonlinear Optimization ¬
Data Analytics Probability on Graphs ¬
Large Deviations ¬
Fourier Analysis
Markov Processes ¬¬
Algorithms for Scientific Computing
Algorithms for Scientific Computing II
High Performance Computing – Algorithms and
Applications
Parallel Algorithms
Information Retrieval in High Dimensional Data
Nonconvex Optimization for Analyzing Big Data
* resp. ** :
some resp. much more math needed than taught in Foundations in
Data Analysis
students without a bachelor‘s in math should contact the lecturer

Total 53 Total 61
Founda'ons in
∑ min. 15 credits
Advanced Practical
Course (APC) 10
Master’s Seminar


Research or Project
MSc Informatics
of Data Science 3
Data Analysis Fundamentals of Convex Optimization
min. 1 module Probability Theory ¬
Functional Analysis ¬¬
Applied Regression
Nonlinear Optimization: Advanced ¬
Discrete Optimization ¬
Electives
MSc Informatics
Extensive catalogue of the electives in the Master Informatics

General Indication to Enrollment Requirements
Requirements
Data Engineering and Analytics: Bachelor

Informatics or Bachelor Mathematics with minor
Informatics
English proficiency
How to apply to
•  Step 1: Online application
Deadline: May 31, 2016.
•  Step 2: Evaluation of Applicants
Aptitude Assessment Process: Applicants with at least 70 (out of 100)
points get accepted and skip Step 3.
•  Step 3: Applicants with 50 to 70 points are invited to interview.
A detailed description of the application process can be found on

http://www.in.tum.de/data-eng-bewerben
For questions mail to: studyinf+application@in.tum.de

or
join us at the information event:
The day after tomorrow, May 12, 16:00 at HS2
on how to apply for master programs in Informatics
Why should Mathematics students enrol?
Some of the most influential papers of the past 10-15 years in applied mathematics
address problems in dimensionality reduction of high dimensional data sets and machine
learning methods.
The most cited paper in nonlinear PDE of Pierre Louis Lions (Fields medalist) dated 1992 is
MG Crandall, H Ishii, PL Lions, User's guide to viscosity solutions of second order partial differential
equations, Bulletin of the American Mathematical Society, 1992
with ca 4000 citations, while the recent paper of Emmanuel Candès, Terence Tao (Fields
medalist), and Justin Romberg dated to 2006
EJ Candès, J Romberg, T Tao, Robust uncertainty principles: Exact signal reconstruction from highly
incomplete frequency information, IEEE Trans. Information Theory, 2006
has by now more than 9000 citations.
Cool Maths without fear for missing cool jobs!
•  You will learn latest developments in mathematical representation of high-
dimensional data and mathematical machine learning (advanced tools of
probability, mathematical statistics, optimization, differential geometry, harmonic
analysis, cryptography)
•  You have the opportunity to learn technical aspects by attending freely the
courses offered by the twin Master in Data Engineering and Analytics at
Computer Science and the complementary courses from EI and other Faculties
•  You have the opportunity of receiving basic education in legal, social, political
aspects of technology in society, with particular emphasis on Data Science
•  You will have the opportunity of having international exchange experiences
with our European partner Universities (e.g., EuroTech Alliance) and to
conclude double degrees (Ecole Polytechnique – France, KTH - Sweden)
•  You can participate at the TUM Data Innovation Lab (TUM-DI-LAB), a summer
research experience that welcomes TUM Master students interested in exploring
new data-driven approaches to interdisciplinary challenges from companies
Master Mathema1cs in Data Science
Total 53 Total 61
Founda'ons in
∑ min. 15 credits
Internship or
summer stageTUM-
DI-LAB 10
∑ min. 25 credits Master’s Seminar
5
Advanced Topics in Special Topics in
Master’s Thesis
Data Analysis Data Analytics
30
Electives
Masters of Support Electives 3
Mathematics
of Data Science 3
Total 53 Total 61
Founda'ons in
∑ min. 15 credits
Internship or
summer stageTUM-
DI-LAB 10
5
Master’s Thesis
30
Electives
Mathematics
of Data Science 3
Founda'ons in
Data Engineering, winter semester
•  Data organisation
•  Efficient analysis of big data
•  Distributed data organisation dependent on system
•  Distributed and parallel data analysis
•  Optimisation of analysis with support of statistics
•  map/reduce techniques and generalisation to distribute query processing
•  applications in systems like Hadoop and NoSQL
•  Social impact
•  Importance of data privacy (Bedeutung von Datenschutz)
Total 53 Total 61
Founda'ons in
∑ min. 15 credits
Internship or
summer stageTUM-
DI-LAB 10
5
Master’s Thesis
30
Electives
Mathematics
of Data Science 3
Founda'ons in
Data Analysis, summer semester
•  Representations of data as matrices

a. Many data vectors form a matrix
b. Review of basic linear algebra
c. Linear dependence and concept of rank
d. Approximate linear dependence with varying degree of approximation: Singular value decomposition /Principal Component Analysis
e. Redundancy of data representations -> orthonormal bases, frames and dictionaries
f. Fourier basis as singular vectors of spatial shift
g. Fast Fourier Transform
•  Linear dimension reduction

a. Johnson-Lindenstrauss (JL) Lemma
b. Review of basic probability, random matrices
c. Random Matrices satisfying JL with high probability
d. Fast JL embeddings
e. Sparsity, low rank as structured signal models
f. Compressed sensing
g. Matrix completion and low rank matrix recovery
h. Optimization review
j. Dictionary Learning
•  Non-linear dimension reduction
a. Manifolds as data models
b. Review of differential geometry
c. ISOMAP
d. Diffusion maps
e. Importance of Nearest neighbor search
•  Outlook: Data Analysis and Machine Learning
Total 53 Total 61
Founda'ons in
∑ min. 15 credits
Internship or
summer stageTUM-
DI-LAB 10
5
Master’s Thesis
30
Electives
Mathematics
of Data Science 3
Data Analysis
min.1 module
Total 53 Total 61
Founda'ons in
∑ min. 15 credits
Internship or
summer stageTUM-
DI-LAB 10
5
Master’s Thesis
30
Electives
Mathematics
of Data Science 3
Data Analytics
min. 1 module
Total 53 Total 61
Founda'ons in
∑ min. 15 credits
Internship or
summer stageTUM-
DI-LAB 10
5
Master’s Thesis
30
Electives
Mathematics
of Data Science 3
Data Engineering
min. 1 module
Total 53 Total 61
Founda'ons in
∑ min. 15 credits
Internship or
summer stageTUM-
DI-LAB 10
5
Master’s Thesis
30
Electives
Support Electives 3
Masters of Mathematics
of Data Science 3
Advanced Topics in
Data Analysis
B1.2.1 Core Modules in Data Analysis (mind. 1 Modul)
Modulnr Modulname Sem. SWS Credits Sprache Prüfungs- Prüfungsart

dauer
MA4803 Probabilistic Techniques and WS 2V+2Ü 6 Englisch 60 min Klausur
Algorithms in Data Analysis
(one of MA4803 or MA4804 offered
each winter term)
MA4804 Geometry and Topology for WS 2V+2Ü 6 Englisch 60 min Klausur

Data Analysis
each winter term)
EI7266 Nonconvex Optimization for SS 2V+2Ü 6 Englisch 30 min Mündlich

Analyzing Big Data +3P
B1.2.2 Core Modules in Machine Learning (mind. 1 Modul)

dauer
MA4802 Statistical Learning SS 2V+2Ü 6 Englisch 60 min Klausur
each summer term)
MA4801 Mathematical Fundations of SS 2V+2Ü 6 Englisch 60 min Klausur

Machine Learning
each summer term)
IN2064 Machine Learning WS 4V+2Ü 8 Englisch 180 min Klausur

EI7419 Machine Learning in Robotics SS 3V+1Ü 5 Englisch 90min Klausur +
Übungs-
leistung (7:3)
*The courses in BOLD are NEW offers of the Department of Mathematics

Total 53 Total 61
Founda'ons in
∑ min. 15 credits
Internship or
summer stage at
TUM-DI-LAB 10
5
Master’s Thesis
30
Electives
Support Electives 3
of Data Science 3
Special Topics in
Data Analytics

dauer
MA4502 Combinatorial Optimization SoSe 2V+1Ü 5 Englisch 60 Klausur
MA4503 Modern Methods in Nonlinear SoSe 2V+1Ü 5 Englisch 60 Klausur
Optimization
MA4406 Probability on Graphs SoSe 2V+1Ü 5 Englisch 60 Klausur
MA5417 Large Deviations unregelm 2V+1Ü 5 Englisch 60 Klausur
MA4064 Fourier Analysis unregelm 2V+1Ü 5 Englisch 60 Klausur
MA4408 Markov Processes SoSe 4V+2Ü 9 Englisch 90 Klausur
IN2001 Algorithms for Scientific SoSe 4V+2Ü 8 Englisch 90-180 Klausur
Computing
IN2002 Algorithms for Scientific WiSe 2V+1Ü 4 Englisch 60-125 Klausur
Computing II
IN2252 High Performance Computing – WiSe 2V+1Ü 4 Englisch 60-100 Klausur
Algorithms and Applications
IN2011 Parallel Algorithms WiSe 4V+2Ü 8 Englisch 180 Klausur
EI7223 Information Retrieval in High WiSe 2V+2Ü 6 Deutsch/E 30 min mündliche
Dimensional Data +3P nglisch Prüfung +
Übungsleis-
tung
(Gewichtung
2:1)
EI7266 Nonconvex Optimization for SoSe 2V+2Ü 6 Deutsch/E 30 min mündlich
Analyzing Big Data +2P nglisch
Total 53 Total 61
Founda'ons in
∑ min. 15 credits
Internship or
summer stage at
TUM-DI-LAB 10
5
Master’s Thesis
30
Electives
Support Electives 3
of Data Science 3
Total 53 Total 61
Founda'ons in
∑ min. 15 credits
Internship or
summer stage at
TUM-DI-LAB 10
5
Master’s Thesis
30
Electives
Support Electives 3
of Data Science 3
Internship or
summer stage at
TUM-DI-LAB 10
The Department of Mathematics requires Master students to attend Internships

at local companies of gaining some practical/professional experience before
concluding the University studies.
As an alternative we are currently trying to
establish the TUM Data Innovation Lab
(TUM-DI-LAB): a summer research
experience that welcomes Master students
interested in exploring new data-driven
approaches to interdisciplinary challenges.
Students join small teams, working alongside
in a communal environment. They learn how
to marshal, analyze, and visualize data,
while gaining broad exposure to the modern
world of data science.
The project proposal to acquire resources to establish the TUM-DI-LAB has been submitted on
April 28, 2016 and is under evaluation.
Total 53 Total 61
Founda'ons in
∑ min. 15 credits
Internship or
summer stage at
TUM-DI-LAB 10
5
Master’s Thesis
30
Electives
Support Electives 3
of Data Science 3
Questions related to the Study Plan of MDS
Should you need any clarification about the Study Plan of MDS please contact:
Dr. Florian Lindemann

Email: master-ds@ma.tum.de
General Indication to Enrollment Requirements
Requirements
Mathematics in Data Science: Bachelor

Mathematics or Bachelor Informatics with minor in
Mathematics
English proficiency
How to apply to
•  Step 1: Online application
Deadline: May 31, 2016.
•  Step 2: Evaluation of Applicants
Aptitude Assessment Process passed successfully with at least 70 (out of 100) points.
•  Step 3: Immediate notification once application is deemed successful.
A detailed description of the application process can be found on
http://studium.ma.tum.de/Studium/EfV_MScDSEn and
http://studium.ma.tum.de/Studium/UnterlagenMScDSEn.
Should you need any clarification about the application procedure for the MDS please contact:
PD Dr. Peter Massopust

Email: mscapp_datascience@ma.tum.de
Higher EuroTech Academy of Data Science (HEADS)
EuroTech is an alliance of four major European technical universities committed to finding
solutions for the grand challenges of society.
The objective of HEADS is the establishment in 36 months within

the EuroTech Alliance (DTU, EPFL, TU/e, TUM) of consolidated
and exportable Univ. curricula/syllabi for the most effective and
durable education of a new class of European specialists in Data
Engineering and Data Analysis. They will serve the huge and
urgent request of existing European companies to enter the field
of Data Science, but also to form new entrepreneurs with
continental vision.
The project proposal to establish the HEADS Strategic Partnership has been submitted on
March 30, 2016 and is under evaluation. Expected evaluation result due at the end June 2016.
Building strategic collaborations in the USA
We are committed to establish active collaborations with the following centers in the USA.
http://bigdata.duke.edu/
http://datascience.nyu.edu/
Responsible Persons
Prof. Massimo Fornasier

Department of Mathematics
massimo.fornasier@ma.tum.de
Prof. Thomas Neumann

Department of Computer Science
neumann@in.tum.de
www.data-master.tum.de

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Master Programs

Data Engineering and Analytics

Information Event for Students

Garching, May 10, 2016

Data Masters @ TUM

Information Event for Students

Garching, May 10, 2016

Data Masters @ TUM

• Explosion of the capability of

Data Engineering Data Analysis and Analytics Real-life applications

• Data Engineer: masters very large databases and

• Data Analyst: filters and extracts information from

The Program is in development and promises to be:

- Integrative: it takes advantage of and integrates all the strong

- International: besides the European partnerships (EuroTech), it draws

- Dialoguing with companies: professional stages or case study

For students with a For students with a

MSc MSc Data

B3 Data Engineering : mind. 1 Module B3 Data Analysis : mind. 1 Module

C Support Electives 6 ECTS

OTHER FACULTIES @ TUM

Data Engineering Data Analytics Data Analysis

Data Engineering Special Topics in Data Analysis

Prof. Daniel Cremers

New Professor position

New Professor position

Prof. Rüdiger Westermann

Dr. Stephan Günnemann

Mathematical Statistics and Machine Learning

Prof. Claudia Klüppelberg

Prof. Fabian Theis

Prof. Michael Wolf

Mathematical Representation of Data and Optimization

Prof. Massimo Fornasier

Prof. Peter Gritzmann

Prof. Felix Krahmer

Prof. Michael Ulbrich

Enrol if you want to study

Advanced Topics in Special Topics in Master’s Thesis

Guided Application Electives Support Electives 3

Advanced Topics in Special Topics in Master’s Thesis

Guided Application Electives Support Electives 3

Data Engineering, winter semester

Advanced Topics in Special Topics in Master’s Thesis

Guided Application Electives Support Electives 3

Data Analysis, summer semester

• Representations of data as matrices

• Linear dimension reduction

Advanced Topics in Special Topics in Master’s Thesis

Guided Application Electives Support Electives 3

New practical course on storing and exploring big data (Neumann)

Master’s Seminar Master’s Thesis

Many relevant topics by different groups

Advanced Topics in Special Topics in Master’s Thesis

Guided Application Electives Support Electives 3

See extensive list of the Master Informatics

Social and Political Aspects

Especially designed modules by the Munich Center for Technology in Society

Advanced Topics in Special Topics in Master’s Thesis

Guided Application Electives Support Electives 3

Advanced Topics in Special Topics in Master’s Thesis

Guided Application Electives Support Electives 3

•  Explosion of the capability of

•  Data Engineer: masters very large databases and

•  Data Analyst: filters and extracts information from

-  Integrative: it takes advantage of and integrates all the strong

-  International: besides the European partnerships (EuroTech), it draws

-  Dialoguing with companies: professional stages or case study

•  Representations of data as matrices

•  Linear dimension reduction

•  Representations of data as matrices

•  Linear dimension reduction