After successful completion of the course, students are able to:
- overlook the future trends of modern mobility concepts and argue their pro/cons
- explain the central steps in the development of modern cars on the basis of case studies
- evaluate and discuss the core content of connectivity, sharing, autonomy and e-drive in a social context
- set the CO2 targets in relation to state-of-the-art drive systems and
- make an evaluation in the sense pro/cons of these drives
- explain the state of electromobility (battery and fuel cell) in terms of vehicle integration
- understand today's battery vehicles with respect to their platform concepts and recognize differences
- understand basic bodywork requirements (crash, NVH) as to their effect, as well as explain test methods, targets, etc.
- identify conflicting goals in the body construction and in the associated joining techniques
- explain the latest material technologies and their fields of application
- overlook the status of digitization and CAE method development and explain concrete applications
- name new fields of research for body technologies.
On the basis of practical examples, as well as information on the "state of the art" the learning content is conveyed, also in relation to other basic lectures that are offered.
When the overviews have been created, case studies are used to deepen what has been learned and the pros and cons are highlighted in a group discussion.
This creates a personal, concrete reference to today's exercised industrial practice for the lecture participants.
PLEASE NOTE: All exams at our institute are to be taken in GERMAN!
Exams to this course take place (in writing) at the institute's monthly exam dates (the dates can be seen on our homepage www.ifa.tuwien.ac.at or on the TISS page of lecture 315.282 "KFZ-Technik", all dates given there are potential exam dates for this course). The course will not be examined every single month, but - depending on demand and space in the lecture hall - as often as possible! Registrations are only possible for the next possible exam date!
Exam registrations and de-registrations take place in TISS (if an exam date has already been posted). If there is no exam date visible in TISS, please send an e-mail to info@ifa.tuwien.ac.at, specifying the course, your matriculation number and your study code.
As all our written exams take place in parallel, registration for only one exam is permitted per exam date! Multiple registrations will not be tolerated! Failure to turn up to an exam to which the student has registered will result in an 8-week ban on the exam (in accordance with section 18a of the Statute on Study Law)! De-registrations after the registration deadline will not be considered!
