Online services and applications for students

In MTS, students can find all modules for every semester and degree program. Module descriptions include the module content, type of examination, credits or workload, language of instruction, teaching and learning formats, frequency, and contact persons. The MTS web interface is integrated into Moses (see description for Moses). However, module information is accessible without logging in. Exam registration is also managed through MTS.

"Moses "is a system developed by TU Berlin to schedule and manage courses. Here, students can enter their preferences for tutorial days and times and create course schedules with the help of the course catalogue. Moses also allows teaching staff to enter sub-activities (e.g. homework criteria) for courses and can be used to register for certain written exams. Instructors will inform students if their exam registration is in Moses instead of QISPOS. If a course is held face-to-face during what is otherwise a digital semester due to the coronavirus pandemic, students must register in Moses. They will then receive a QR code with a seat assignment.

Students can download course materials and submit homework through the ISIS learning platform. Lecturers can also use the platform to give electronic tests and exams and grade homework. Wikis allow for collaborative work, while forums provide a space for discussion.

QISPOS allows TU Berlin students to view their academic performance and exam results as well as generate transcripts. Students in the Physics bachelor’s and master’s programs as well as the Historical Urban Studies master’s program do not use QISPOS but rather the corresponding app in the tuPORT portal.
Instructors and academic chairs use QISPOS to enter grades and record student performance.

Students benefit from a digital course catalogue ("directory") which contains current information about courses in degree programs, including times, locations, and additional details. The catalogue also contains other offers outside of the formal degree programs. These include events organized by Academic Advising, the University Library, and other central services. The catalogue is integrated into Moses (see description for Moses) and can be accessed without logging in.

tubCloud is TU Berlin's very own storage service for personal data, such as files, music, and photos, accessible wherever you are. This data can be synchronized to multiple terminal devices. The web interface also includes a photo gallery and an integrated PDF viewer. The built-in editor allows users to collaborate on shared documents and supports coders who use git. It also features syntax highlighting. The integrated office suite "OnlyOffice" offers teams the option to edit Office documents online. tubCloud is thus a useful tool for students and a free and open source alternative to other well-known cloud storage services.