Oral Exams

All oral exams at this chair may be taken only once per term. Please arrange the date of your exam by contacting the secretary's office at

sek-amna{at}math.uni-wuppertal.de

An oral exam typically starts with a presentation of 5-10 minutes given by the student, where the topic can chosen from the lecture. The duration of the total exam depends on the program (Modulhandbuch), but commonly it is 20-40 minutes. No auxiliary materials are allowed.

Please note: the detailed guidelines of the exam will always be announced in the lectures.

Internships in the Bachelor Program Wirtschaftsmathematik (S.WMPrak)

The internship must have a workload of 180h (6 CP). This corresponds to a duration of 5 weeks of a full-time internship. For the admission of an internship the documents must be sent either by email to

sek-amna{at}math.uni-wuppertal

or by regular mail to the secretary's office

Chair of Applied Mathematics / Numerical Analysis
Sekratariat
Bergische Universität Wuppertal
Fachbereich C
Gaußstrasse 20
D-42119 Wuppertal
Germany

The documents must include a proof of employment in the corresponding company, e.g., a certificate. Furthermore a report, written by the student. These documents must make clear that the student applied methods of business mathematics in industry or services (depending on the particular company), see Modulhandbuch.

Please note that, before starting your internship, you must contact your professor of choice for consultation.

A list of currently available internships is available at open positions.

Internships in the Master Program Mathematics (Z.IndPrakt)

The internship must have a workload of 270h (9 CP) or 360h (12 CP). This corresponds to a duration of 8 or 12 weeks of a full-time internship. For the admission of an internship the documents must be sent either by email to

sek-amna{at}math.uni-wuppertal

or by regular mail to the secretary's office

Chair of Applied Mathematics / Numerical Analysis
Sekratariat
Bergische Universität Wuppertal
Fachbereich C
Gaußstrasse 20
D-42119 Wuppertal
Germany

The documents must include a proof of employment in the corresponding company, e.g., a certificate. Furthermore a report, written by the student. Those documents must make clear that the student applied methods of mathematics and data processing in industrial and business applications (depending on the particular company), see Modulhandbuch.

Seminar Talks

A nice tutorial (written in German) for the preparation of talks can be found at the website of Prof. Dr. Manfred Lehn. For technical details the Latex beamer tutorial is a valuable source (not only for Latex users).

A more general collection of howtos for good peresentations can be found at the chair of Applied Computer Science Group.

How to Solve Excercises

A nice tutorial for solving the weekly excercise sheets can be found at the website of Prof. Dr. Manfred Lehn (in German language only).