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According to the 2022 annual IEEE Spectrum survey of the top programming languages, Python remains the most popular programming language in job listings. In this
course, the fundamentals of Python are covered, with a special focus on the skills necessary for
in-depth data analyses and data visualization. These two skills are fundamental in a wide range
of disciplines, including but not limited to STEM (Sciences, Technology, Engineering and
Mathematics) and Humanities fields of study.

Although Berlin is an international city, you will find it much easier to understand your surroundings and enjoy the city if you have acquired some basics in German.

This course offers theoretical and practical learning materials for transportation modelling and simulation techniques, with a focus on Smart Mobility and ITS solutions and real-world applications.

Students examine the innovator’s mindset and explore the culture of innovation. In a real- work, hands-on way, students learn how to be innovative and understand why innovation is integral to commercial success in the 21st Century’s digital revolution.

A workshop on creating use case designs, scenarios and prototyping, developing and performing a user tests.

Business Data Science with Python contains the learning materials, practices and case studies to develop the knowledge and skills in the field of data science and its application in the real business world.

Blue Science is a module that allows students to experience interactive university teaching and learning by dealing with their social and ecological responsibility in concrete and active ways.

A CanSat is a small satellite in shape of a commercial beverage can that performs several measuring tasks. In this course, a CanSat is designed, built and tested in the field during a rocket launch.

Java's unique architecture enables programmers to develop a single application that can run across multiple platforms seamlessly and reliably. In this course, students gain extensive experience with Java and it object-oriented features. Students learn to create robust console and GUI applications.

Engineering Entrepreneurship introduces engineering students to the concepts and practices of technological entrepreneurial thinking and entrepreneurship.

In the Startup Crash Course, you will learn how to develop a start-up idea into a successful business model and how to a win a startup pitch. The course offers knowledge on how to start a company and push it to success.

This program helps students to develop understanding and proficiency in system dynamics simulation to evaluate the future of one business in the real world by system thinking approach to consider the linear and nonlinear impacts between different components of one business.

Design thinking is a powerful holistic process, which aims to shift the paradigm and focus from innovation centered on technology and economy towards the one on human needs. This process is iterative and flexible, emphasizing the collaboration between innovators and users.

Getting introduced to current major themes in innovation and entrepreneurship, including human-centered design and innovation eco-systems, this practical course will guide participants to create new valued products & services from idea generation through to business concept development.

Future skills like adaptability, creativity, tolerance of ambiguity or mindfulness have always been helpful in communicating and working together. On the other hand they are usually not explicitely taught at (technical) universities, so during this course we will focus on those in a learning-by-doing-approach.

This Summer University project focuses on exploring Berlin through analogue hand drawing, and then using drawing and model making methods to design and construct a small building project. This project will run as a collaboration between Linescapes and the Open Space Collective, TU Berlin

Biomechanics, as a growing field of engineering, has many applications in the health and sport sectors. In this course, the fundamental principles of biomechanics and their application to real life situations will be covered.