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Degree Programs at the Faculty of Computer Science

Computational Modeling and Simulation (CMS) The program is jointly organized across 7 faculties in 3
The Master's program teaches the algorithmic and Schools of TU Dresden and set an example for interdis-
mathematical foundations of learning models from data cisplinary and research-oriented teaching. This makes
and computer simulations of models to predict system CMS one of the largest programs in Computational
behavior. It is one of the few programs in the world Science in Europe.
that highlights the commonalities in the methods and
teaches them jointly. Distributed Systems Engineering
The international Master's program will prepare students
The CMS program meets the growing need for data for a future career in the very broad field of distributed
modelers and computer simulation experts in academia systems and their applications.
and industry.
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Coming soon:
Computer Engineering
International Master's Program
Track “Applied AI” as a part of the international Compu-
tational Modeling and Simulation Masterʼs program

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Left: Prof. Ivo Sbalzarini, Chair of Scientific Computing
Right: TUD Student programming / Image: Crispin I. Mokry
During the specialization phase, CMS Students choose
one of seven study Tracks to deepen knowledge and
transfer skills into a certain application (computational
mathematics, computation life sciences, computational
engineering, computational modeling in energy eco- CONTACT
nomics, visual computing, logical modeling, applied
artificial intelligence). Prof. Ivo Sbalzarini
Chair of Scientific Computing
for Systems Biology // TU Dresden

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