We are pleased to announce our courses in the summer term 2026 at Technische Hochschule Mittelhessen:
This fundamental course teaches how a program runs on a computer, how several computers interact, and the basic concepts of data management. It includes kmodule-nowledge on operating systems (tasks of an operating system, files, memory, processes), internet (client- and server-side programming, webservices), basics of distributed systems, database basics (relational model, modeling and SQL), and security measures for distributed systems.
Introduction in haptic interfaces for interactive systems. Based on the learned theoretical foundations the students design and program a haptic output device using an Arduino microcontroller.
This Module gives an overview of current topics in the area of human-computer interaction (HCI). It contains (among other things) interactions with wearable devices, smart clothing, robots and drones, and concepts for virtual, mixed, and augmented reality.
We are always on the lookout for passionate students interested in collaborating on research topics in virtual reality, haptics, and wearables. If you are eager to contribute, please visit our Moodle course for information on how to apply for internal and external thesis projects:
THM Moodle for Projects and ThesisStudents learn the basic concepts of client-side and server-side web programming, including how information is represented and transmitted on the Internet.
This course introduces the foundations of human computer interaction for the development of interactive systems. It includes models of human information processing, principles for UI design, user-centered design processes, and the evaluation of interactive systems.
The module teaches how to plan, conduct, and analyse empirical studies. Based on the theoretical foundation, the students design their own study, participate in each others' studies, and analyse the acquired data.
This fundamental course teaches how a program runs on a computer, how several computers interact, and the basic concepts of data management. It includes kmodule-nowledge on operating systems (tasks of an operating system, files, memory, processes), internet (client- and server-side programming, webservices), basics of distributed systems, database basics (relational model, modeling and SQL), and security measures for distributed systems.
This course introduces the foundations of human computer interaction for the development of interactive systems. It includes models of human information processing, principles for UI design, user-centered design processes, and the evaluation of interactive systems.