The development of user interfaces for vehicles is one of the most challenging areas in human-computer interaction, which is subject to a strong change, especially by current developments (autonomous driving, digitization and electric mobility). After successful participation in the module, the students have a structured understanding of the basic concepts, theories, methods, technologies and tools for the design, development and evaluation of automotive user interfaces. The contents conveyed here are interdisciplinary and both application-oriented and research-oriented. They are based on findings from psychology, computer science, design, engineering sciences and ethics.

The principle aim of this lecture course is to become familiar with the basic concepts and algorithms used in the field of visualization. The students will be able to visualize abstract and spatial data in a way that enhances our perception of the desired relationships in the underlying data. In addition, the students will also gain experiences in implementing a wide range of visualization techniques in existing frameworks or even in designing and implementing them from the ground up.

The students will learn fundamental concepts and algorithms of computer graphics and will be able to apply them to graphic implementations. They will be taught to visualise polygonal models including textures and lightning. The participants will understand the conceptual stages of the rendering pipeline as steps to image synthesis. They will be able to implement frequently used graphics algorithms on the CPU and GPU.

Wettbewerbsrecht:
Vermittlung der wichtigsten Gesetze des Wettbewerbsrechts, wie z.B die Gesetze zum unlauteren Wettbewerb oder zur vergleichenden oder irreführenden Werbung.

Unternehmensgründung und -führung:
Hierin geht es um Eignung und Neigung, Rechtsformwahl, Einzelaspekte des Gründungsprozesses, professionelle gewerbliche Außendarstellung, Vertragsgestaltung, Unternehmensexpansion und Krisenmanagment.