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Preliminary Course in Computer Science – Get Ready for Your Study Programme!

Are you about to embark on your exciting Computer Science study programme at Darmstadt University of Applied Sciences in the 2026/2027 winter semester? The Faculty of Computer Science would like to ensure you are fully prepared for this new challenge and warmly invites you to our tailor-made preliminary course in Computer Science!

When?
From 23 to 25 September 2026, from 10.00 am to 4.00 pm each day

Where?
The preliminary course will take place as a face-to-face event at the Faculty of Computer Science in room D14/02.04.

Who is it for?
All those who didn’t get enough Computer Science at school or during their vocational training


What can you expect?

In this three-day course, we offer you the opportunity to refresh your knowledge of key fundamentals and gain your first fascinating insights into the world of Computer Science, all in a relaxed atmosphere. Our aim is to prepare you as well as possible for the start of your study programme.

Key areas of the preparatory course:

  • Introduction to fundamental concepts in Computer Science
  • Training in logical thinking
  • Early interaction with your future fellow students
  • Refresher of key prior knowledge
  • Expert support from experienced laboratory engineers

Sounds good – how do I sign up?

No formal registration is required – just turn up.


A special highlight:

Discover our innovative online platform, Ready2Code, now! Here you can take your first steps into the world of Computer Science in a fun and flexible way and train your logical thinking skills – from anywhere, at any time!

Join us and get a head start on your Computer Science study programme at Darmstadt University of Applied Sciences!

Contact us

Portrait of Prof. Dr. Yvonne Jung

Prof. Dr. Yvonne Jung


Media informatics, application development

Professorship in Application Development and Fundamentals of Computer Science