The current status of the digital module handbook (Dig.MHB) was presented to the Steering Committee on 14.11.19.

The technical solution has been implemented and enables the creation, maintenance and output of modules (module handbooks) in accordance with the developed standards. In addition, technical functions are used to ensure data consistency and simplify processing and interdepartmental coordination.

As pilots, the departments of Mathematics, Computer Science and Mechanical Engineering have entered the majority of the approximately 1,000 modules to date.

The aim of the project is to enter all of the university's modules (2,000+) into the system by the start of the 2020 summer semester and make the application available to students (read-only access).