Open labs
The open labs are an opportunity for students to work independently in the respective labs. They are supported by student tutors. Students can ask questions and work on tasks there.
In our internships, students can apply the theoretical knowledge they have acquired in the lectures and thus deepen their knowledge. In many lectures, successfully completed practicals are a prerequisite for the written examination. We have specially equipped classrooms for our laboratories.
Each laboratory has opening hours during which students can prepare for their internships. An overview of the laboratories and further information on the individual laboratories, their equipment and contact persons can be found on the following pages.
The open labs are an opportunity for students to work independently in the respective labs. They are supported by student tutors. Students can ask questions and work on tasks there.
Researchers and students at Darmstadt University of Applied Sciences can use the ATHENE Usable Security and Privacy Lab for projects and studies on the usability and user-friendliness of security and data protection-related technologies.
Visit our page of the Operating Systems / Distributed Systems lab.
Find out about the hardware and software equipment in the Databases and Business Informatics laboratory.
Information on the Laboratory for Embedded Systems Technologies, which is used for teaching and projects relating to embedded systems.
The microprocessor technology laboratory teaches students practical skills in the use of microprocessors, their programming and application in embedded systems.
With modern equipment and plenty of space, the multimedia and graphics labs offer ideal conditions for group and project work, such as the "Multimedia Billiard Table".
The Laboratory for Networks and Telecommunications offers students a practical environment for analysing, configuring and simulating modern network technologies and telecommunications systems.
Learn more about the equipment and courses offered by the Robotics Laboratory in the areas of robot simulation systems, motion planning and collaborative robot technology.
Visit our information page on the Software Engineering Laboratory and learn about the historical development of the laboratory.
The SPARK makerlab laboratory is a joint makerlab of the faculties of Eletrical Engineering and Information Technology and Computer Science at Darmstadt University of Applied Sciences.
Find out about the equipment and practical courses offered by the Technical Foundations of Computer Science Laboratory and the respective practical courses.