The project to develop a TUK-wide digital module handbook (dMHB) was launched on February 1, 2019, and is scheduled to run through the end of the year. Dr. Joachim Thees (Department of Computer Science) is leading the project. Dr. Christoph Lossen from the Department of Mathematics will serve as an advisor.

As part of the project, the SCI (Service Center for Computer Science) will develop and operate a TUK-wide digital module handbook as a customized web application, which will be used by the twelve departments and the ZfL (Center for Teacher Education) using standardized processes and quality guidelines that are also to be developed.

The project is divided into two subprojects:

As part of the ANF ( Requirements) subproject , the requirements for the digital module handbook will be developed and refined in collaboration with the departments (including the ZfL), the Office for Quality in Studies and Teaching, and HA 4 (Student and International Affairs).

The focus of the SW ( Software) subproject is the development, testing, implementation, and operation of the software.