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The corona pandemic has made the framework conditions for a practice-oriented degree programme like this one more difficult.
The last few semesters have certainly been challenging for both teachers and students. Nevertheless, we quickly adapted to the situation and were able to continue studying as normal using the technology. It's not just courses that have been moved to distance learning. Video chats and screen transmissions have become part of everyday life for group and partner work.
Daniel Krancz, student at the FH Burgenland
All courses were held as planned. By switching the courses from face-to-face to the virtual lecture theatre, all content could be taught. "Even though some exercises, group and partner work would have been easier to manage in an on-site session, creative ways were found for an efficient exchange. These technical hurdles put us to the test as software developers, which we were able to master with confidence." The students were sent home with Raspberry Pi experiment kits.
Daniel Krancz is studying part-time. He is an authorised signatory of the company CloudDNA. Thanks to CloudDNA's close collaboration with the renowned software company SAP, he is not only involved in software development and SAP consulting, but also travels in Germany and abroad as an external trainer and holds courses on behalf of SAP in the field of modern technologies. Click here for the study programme.
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