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The Dean's Office consists of the Dean, the Associate Dean and the Dean of Studies. The Dean leads the Faculty and decides on all matters of the Faculty that are not expressly assigned to the Faculty Council. The Associate Dean supports the Dean in his duties and tasks and represents him in his absence. The Dean of Studies performs the tasks related to teaching and studies within the framework of the Dean's overall responsibility.

The Faculty Council is the highest decision-making body of each faculty. It decides on the available funds of the faculty. Furthermore, it deals with the study regulations of the faculty, as well as the examination and doctoral regulations. Among the 13 voting members are two voting students and two advisory student members.

The Study Commission is a committee of the Faculty Council. It deals with questions concerning the sensible organisation and implementation of teaching. In addition, the Study Commission develops changes to the study regulations and the course of studies on the basis of the proposals of the study programme committees.

There is a study programme commission for each study programme, which deals with the preparation of and changes to the study documents. The members are appointed by the Faculty Council of the respective faculty.

There is one examination board for each degree programme. The members are elected by the Faculty Council. The examination board has at least five members, with the professors in the majority and at least one student and one staff member of the faculty.

The Faculty's Examinations Office is responsible for all matters relating to the administration of examinations, internships and the issuing of certificates. The staff will be happy to advise you on organisational questions regarding your studies or questions about examination law.

You can contact the subject advisory service if you have questions about the content of your degree programme, whether it's information about the specialisations or topics in internships or theses.

For students of the Faculty of Computer Science and Automation, e-mail distribution lists have been set up through which you will receive short-term notifications, such as information on examination matters and the organisation of studies or notifications of room and time changes. Since the e-mails are sent out according to the degree programme, you may also receive information that is intended for other semesters.

Students can also use these addresses to distribute information relevant to their studies or to make enquiries to fellow students. For example, if you want to form a study group or are looking for fellow students for group work.