Interdisciplinary Studies

• describe a set of data using graphs and summary statistics
• compute basic probabilities for experiments and probability distributions
• use sample data to inferences about population parameters, both for continuous and categorical variables

Contents of the module:

The fundamentals of modern statistical methods, descriptive and inferential statistics, probability and sampling; primarily for students in fields other than mathematics who need a working knowledge of statistics.

Knowledge:
number systems, trigonometry, Fourier analysis, statistics, Mathematica programming, musical tuning systems, Musical Instrument Digital Interface (MIDI), integer sequences

Skills:
digital sound analysis, instrument design, statistical analysis of music, algorithmic music programming using Mathematica

Competencies:
creation of music through algorithmic music programming
Contents of the module The theme for this interdisciplinary course is Mathematics and Music, an
exploration of how mathematics can be useful for analyzing sound and
music and for creating new styles of music.

Throughout the course, students:

• Successfully participate in employment search activities (design of covering letters, curriculum vitaes, writing contact e-mails, the oral skills of conducting interviews and salary negotiations)
• Learn to express oneself clearly, fluently and in a well-structured manner in oral and written forms

• Are able to communicate competently in spoken and written forms at an upper-intermediate level (Level B2)
• Get introduced to the subjects renewable energy, smart buildings and electric mobility with a focus on enabling them to subsequently participate in more advanced courses instructed in English

F131, C1 level

After successful completion of this course, students are able to communicate competently in written forms at a lower-advanced level (Language level C-1 according to the Common European Framework for Languages).

The primary goal of this course is to deepen students comprehension of the course subjects, renewable energy, smart buildings and electric mobility (e-mobility) with a focus on enabling students to clearly communicate opinions about these subjects in English.

This course will not only deepen their knowledge of the subject material in English, but provide participants with the language skills to succeed in more advanced English academic courses of a related nature.

Throughout the course, students:

• Get introduced to International Project Management and its components
  • commuication media
  • tools for project management
  • intercultural conflicts and challanges in international management
• Are enabled to supsequently participate in more advanced courses instructed in english
• Are enabled to fuction successfully in projects with an international dimension
• Are provided with the skills in virtual or traditional learning environments in related subjects

Online

In this course, you will:
• understand the impact of intercultural communication on business strategies.
• master project management techniques in a multicultural environment.
• conduct comprehensive PESTEL analyses to assess market potential in Taiwan
and Germany.
• develop culturally sensitive presentation and pitching skills tailored to diverse
audiences.
• collaborate in multicultural teams and refine your ability to deliver persuasive
final presentations.
Taught by experts from both Taiwan and Germany, this course offers a unique
opportunity to enhance your skills and prepare for success in international business.

Course Highlights:
• Online seminars and group projects with students from National Taipei
University in Taiwan
• Tailored for students of all disciplines (English level B1 or higher required)
• Flexible online format via Zoom and Moodle