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Curricular conditions. The following paragraphs state the curricular conditions.
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Curricular conditions. Period of study. The standard period of study is four semesters, consisting of three semesters of course work, and a master thesis that is usually written in the fourth semester. A standard period of two consecutive semesters is taken at the host insti- tution. This can either be the second and third semester (master thesis written at the home institution), or the third and fourth semester (master thesis written at the host institution). Required credits. Students are required to gather 18 credit points from KAIST and 60 ECTS from TUB. A maximum of 3 KAIST credits can be changed into ECTS, a maximum of 9 ECTS can be changed into credit points to ensure short study times, provided that both partner institutions agree to a student’s request. The translation factor is 3.3 ECTS/credit point. Course overlap. The lectures attended at both institutions must overlap only slightly. Major requirement. Students must take at least 60 ECTS or 18 credit points in Computer Science. (The translation factor of 3.3 ECTS/credit point applies.) Minor requirement. Students must take at least 18 ECTS in a minor subject. The minor subject must be distinct from Computer Science, with the minor courses forming an enrichment to the student’s studies (in particular, minor courses would normally all be from the same subject area). Students have to receive approval for their choice of minor courses from TUB. (For courses taken at KAIST, the translation factor of
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Curricular conditions. The following paragraphs state the curricular conditions: Both, Tongji students as well as TU Berlin students will spend one year at the host university. The courses in Appendices III and IV of the curriculum can be adjusted annually.
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