The Institute of Flight System Dynamics offers several modules for bachelor and master students. For more information, select the the module in the table below.
Note: Dividing between different categories of courses accounts for the latest Bachelor-FPSO valid since WS12/13 and Master-FPSO valid since WS13/14. For legally binding information, please refer to the TUM-MW Examination Office.
Bachelormodule (Bachelor Modules)
Mastermodule (Master Modules)
Winter Semester
Fundamentals of Flight Control
Flight Guidance 1
Flugführung 1
Safety and Certification of Avionics and Flight Control Systems
Ergänzungsfächer (Elective Lecture Modules)
Winter Semester
Model Reference Adaptive Control
Navigation und Datenfusion
Navigation and Data Fusion
MATLAB/Simulink for Computer Aided Engineering
Summer Semester
Systemidentifikation
Flight System Identification and Parameter Estimation
Aircraft Trajectory Optimization
MATLAB/Simulink for Computer Aided Engineering
Nichtlineare Flugregelung
Nonlinear Flight Control
Flugführung 2
Flight Guidance 2
Operationelle Flugsicherheit
Operational Flight Safety
Komponenten von Flugsteuerungssystemen
Components of Flight Control Systems
Hochschulpraktika (Elective Lab Modules)
Winter Semester
Grundlagen der Luftfahrtpraxis
Fundamentals of Practical Flight Lab
Praktikum Flugführung
Flight Guidance Lab
Praktikum Flugversuchstechnik
Flight Testing Lab
Summer Semester
Grundlagen der Luftfahrtpraxis
Fundamentals of Practical Flight Lab
Praktikum Flugführung
Flight Guidance Lab
Praktikum Flugversuchstechnik
Flight Testing Lab
Graduiertenzentrum (Graduate School)
Seminare (Seminars)
Winter Semester
Seminar Navigation und Datenfusion
Seminar Navigation and Data Fusion
Summer Semester
none
Teaching Collaboration (Vorlesungskooperation)
As part of the Munich Aerospace joint research initiative, TUM students enrolled in aerospace sciences are offered to enroll in classes at the University of Armed Forces Munich (UniBw). This collaboration supplements the existing syllabus and facilitates interaction between the research institutes in Munich. More information can be found here.