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Election of
students’ represantatives of
computer Science 2021/22
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Dear international students
Once a year, students at Chemnitz University elect their student representati-
ves. This booklet will give you all the necessary details about the candidates,
election procedure and the students’ representative council.
You probably have already met us during the orientation week, at some other
event organised by us or simply came by our office to ask questions regarding
your studies. However, our main task as the students’ representative council
of computer science students is to communicate with professors and other
university staff on your behalf.
The students’ representative council consists of 15 members which are elected
every year. This year, there are 11 candidates nominated for the next term,
which will start in April 2021 and holds for the following 12 month. The
election for that legislative term will take place 07.-09.th December. You
should have received a polling notice (“Wahlbenachrichtigung”) via e-mail.
The polling stations are located in the following rooms:
• 07.12.20 (Mo)- room 1/367, Straße der Nationen 62 9.00am - 6.00pm
• 07.12.20 (Mo)- room 4/104, W.Raabe-Straße 43 10.30am - 3.30pm
• 08.12.20 (Tu)- room 2/N101, Reichenhainer Str. 90 9.00am - 6.00pm
• 09.12.20 (We)- room 2/N101, Reichenhainer Str. 90 9.00am - 6.00pm
Please bring your student ID card. You have three votes which can be accu-
mulated on one candidate or distributed among multiple candidates.
If you have any questions about the candidates, don’t hesitate to ask them.
If you have any questions concerning the computer science students’ repre-
sentatives council, ask your representatives or send them an email: fsrif@tu-
chemnitz.de.
If you have any questions concerning the electoral procedure, ask the electoral
committee by sending an email to: stura-wahlen@tu-chemnitz.de.
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What is the purpose of the students’ representatives council?
The main task of the student representatives is to support the computer
science students’ interests at the department and at the whole university.
If you have ideas on how to improve your course of study or you have had
problems with your examinations you can ask your student representatives for
help.
Additionally, they organise cultural events, parties and are responsible for po-
litical education and assisting students with their studies. The office of the
computer science students’ representatives (“Fachschaftsrat Informatik”) can
be found at room 1/344.
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What we did so far
As you may have noticed, we were not in the last year and have organized
and carried out the most diverse things. At the same time we have done our
best to serve your interests fairly. represent and enforce. Thus, for example,
in addition to the committee activities several informal rounds of talks with
professors and staff, as well as the evaluation of various courses.
Student events during the term of office 2020/21:
• Digital Gamenight with the • Orientationweek 2020
FSRs of lectureship, math and
chemistry • Organisation of KIF 48.5
What we want to do next
• After what Corona allows
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The candidates
Name: Richard Schöbel
E-Mail: richard.schoebel@s2017.tu-chemnitz.de
Studiengang: Bachelor Angewandte Informatik
Fachsemester: 6. FS
Hi, I’m Richard. After meanwhile 2 years in the FSR I guess
you know me already. After some time in the FSR, I joined
the election committee and since the beginning of this year
I am involved in the StuRa and in various study commis-
sions.
Now the basic question: Why should you choose me?
Quite simple. Since I have been in the FSR, I have been
committed to it with my heart and soul. I’ve done my best
to keep the FSR operating, whether it be with phone redi-
rects from the FSR phone and the ability to make inquiries,
organize meetings, and be the main organizer of the game
night. The O-week was also an important point for me,
which is why I volunteered to be the main organizer, ho-
ping that it would go well.
Other important things for me, were in my previous work,
the commitment for the study course Bachelor of Com-
puter and Communication Sciences, which brought many
problems with itself, which we want to improve now gra-
dually in the study commission. But all in all, I am of course
approachable for all students and ready to solve their pro-
blems and I hope that I have been able to show that you
can rely on me to take care of them.
So choose me if you want someone in the FSR you can
rely on and I thank you in advance for your trust.
7Name: Wieland Breitfeld
E-Mail: wieland.breitfeld@s2016.tu-chemnitz.de
Studiengang: Bachelor Informatik- und Kommunikationswissenschaf-
ten
Fachsemester: 5. FS
Heyho, I am Wieland and I have been in the student coun-
cil for 3 years. Unfortunately, you can see even less of the
SC work than usual at the moment. Often there are things
happening in the background at the university, which you
can’t see from the outside, but which have a great in-
fluence on the students. I passionately represent student
interests so that you will not be forgotten when making
important decisions. As a student of computer science and
communication studies I am particularly committed to the
interests of our course of studies. I would be happy if you
would trust me again to represent you for another year in
the SC.
Name: Tina Lenk
E-Mail: tina.lenk@s2016.tu-chemnitz.de
Studiengang: Bachelor Angewandte Informatik
Fachsemester: . FS
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8Name: Jan Lötters
E-Mail: jan.loetters@s2020.tu-chemnitz.de
Studiengang: Master Informatik für Geistes- und Sozialwissenschaft-
ler
Fachsemester: 1. FS
Hello, I have been studying the IGS Master’s since the be-
ginning of this semester and I would like to stand up for
the interests of students in the FSR. This would include
organising events such as those for the orientation week
as well as protecting the rights of students and enforcing
them correctly in the event of a conflict. The irreconcilabi-
lity of class interests has been once again revealed during
the pandemic. Many students have to live with the out-
comes of restrictions - such as loss of (part-time) employ-
ment, uncertainty around BAföG or exams. The aim of the
FSR must be two-fold, to address the student’s concerns
towards the institute and administration as well as public-
ly and to provide advice to individual students. Vote for
’Gremientiere’ on the ballot - it’s very good.
Name: Markus Henkelmann
E-Mail: markus.henkelmann@s2017.tu-chemnitz.de
Studiengang: Bachelor Informatik
Fachsemester: 6. FS
In my first term, I have now noticed that there are still
some areas in the FSR:IF that are looking for committed
people. For this reason in particular, I unfortunately had
to put my old goals on hold. All the more reason for me
to continue to work on making various things work better
in a second term: mailing lists, website, prompt processing
of enquiries, and much more. So you will find me working
somewhere in the background from time to time when I’m
re-elected. Nevertheless I’ll continue to try to answer your
questions regarding your studies.
9Name: Clemens Albrecht
E-Mail: clemens.albrecht@s2017.tu-chemnitz.de
Studiengang: Bachelor Angewandte Informatik
Fachsemester: 7. FS
Dear students, the time for the annual Student Represen-
tative Council election at the faculty of computer science
has come. The year 2020 has been an especially challen-
ging for each and every student and especially for our first
semester students. Online lectures and digital exams are
a new challenge for students and university staff. Conse-
quently, we need a strong student representation in these
trying times. This is especially true for first semester stu-
dents who haven’t had a chance to get used to the daily
life of a student yet. For these reasons, I have decided to
run for a seat in the Student Representative Council at the
faculty of computer science this year. I have been a mem-
ber of the Chemnitzer StudentenNetz for over a year now
and thus have been able to collect valuble experience in
supporting students in their daily lives. Therefore, I would
like to support every student at the faculty of computer
science starting next year.
Name: Toni Beier
E-Mail: toni.beier@s2016.tu-chemnitz.de
Studiengang: Master Informatik
Fachsemester: . FS
Name: Oliver Hahn
E-Mail: Oliver.Hahn@s2016.tu-chemnitz.de
Studiengang: Master Angewandte Informatik
Fachsemester: 1. FS
After nearly four years as a member of FSR:IF I want to
engage for it for yet another year. With kindness and am-
bition I like to help you with your problems regarding your
study or private life and fight for a most possible convinient
study.
10Name: Marc Weiß
E-Mail: marc.weiss@s2018.tu-chemnitz.de
Studiengang: Master Informatik für Geistes- und Sozialwissenschaft-
ler
Fachsemester: . FS
Name: Hendrik Stepina
E-Mail: hendrik.stepina@s2013.tu-chemnitz.de
Studiengang: Bachelor Angewandte Informatik
Fachsemester: 6. FS
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11Name: Philipp Liebs
E-Mail: philipp.liebs@informatik.tu-chemnitz.de
Studiengang: Master Informatik für Geistes- und Sozialwissenschaft-
ler
Fachsemester: 5. FS
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13Committees Student Council (FSR) The student council is the student representation on faculty level. It is respon- sible for cultural events, for the promotion of political Education and of course above all to help with your studies. Furthermore he represents the student in- terests towards the faculty and the university and is also contact person for student problems. He advises students who are not familiar with their study regulations, he intervenes when injustice occurs somewhere and he points out possibilities for improvement in the course of studies. Student Council (StuRa) The FSR:IF elects 4 students to the student council. This is the representation the student body of the entire university. He is responsible for various cultural activities such as readings and concerts. Furthermore student projects, such as the game night, and university sports financially supported. The student clubs PEB, FPM, Club der Kulturen and the film club in the middle of it – as well as the Chemnitz student network – under its financial sovereignty. With the VMS and the railroad, he leads regular negotiations for the semester ticket. If it is necessary, he speaks with the university management or starts – often in cooperation with the others Saxon student councils – higher education policy actions. Faculty Council The Faculty Council is the highest body of the faculty. It advises and decides about vocations, courses of study, orders and all other things that faculty. Two students are members. Study commissions Most study commissions - there is a study commission for each study program - are currently made up of three students and three teachers occupied. In recent years they have worked on the study and examination regulations for the new Bachelor and Master programs. Otherwise she is responsible for the continuous evaluation of the courses and for the annual teaching report. It is 14
also intended to make proposals for reforming the Making study regulations
when problems are identified somewhere.
We are looking for committed people for the study commissions! Write
to us!
Examination board
The examination board is responsible for the recognition of academic achie-
vements and many other formalities concerning examinations. He supervises
the Compliance with the examination regulations. In it sits a student repre-
sentative.
Doctoral committee
The doctoral committee is responsible for the doctoral theses at the Faculty.
Here is a student member with advisory vote.
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15Acting committee members of the Faculty of Com-
puter Science
FSR Study Commissions
• Toni Beier (since 04/2018) • Toni Beier (since 04/2018)
• Norbert Ploner (since 04/2018) • Julia Scharsich (since 04/2018)
• Richard Schöbel (since 04/2019) • Verena Traubinger (since 4/2018)
• Tina Lenk (since 04/2017) • Marc Weiß (since 4/2019)
• Wieland Breitfeld (since 4/2019)
• Wieland Breitfeld (since 04/2018)
• Tina Lenk (since 4/2019)
• Marc Weiß (since 04/2019)
• Jonas Henschel (since 4/2020)
• Jonas Henschel (since 10/2018)
• Richard Schöbel (since 4/2020)
• Hendrik Stepina (since 04/2019)
• Maria Winterfell (since 4/2020)
• Oliver Hahn (since 04/2017)
• Torsten Follak (since 4/2020)
• Phillip Liebs (since 04/2019)
• Diana Häntsch (since 4/2020)
• Raja Charlotte Seifert (since • Thomas Theumer (since 4/2020)
04/2018)
• Maxim Grybchenko (since 4/2020)
• Markus Henkelmann (since 04/2020)
• Diana Pruszkowski (since 4/2020)
• Maurice Eichenseer (since 04/2020)
• Ruben Phan Duy (since 04/2020) Examination Board
• Wolf Weidner (since 07/2020)
• Torsten Follak (since 4/2018)
StuRa Doctoral Committee
• Erik Seidel (since 4/2019) • Daniel Richter (since 4/2016)
• Greti (Margreet Kneita) (since
4/2019)
Awarding Commission for
• Verena Traubinger (since 4/2019) the ’Deutschlandstipendium’
• Richard Schöbel (since 04/2020) • Richard Schöbel (since 4/2019)
Faculty Council Equal Opportunities Officer
• Tina Lenk (since 4/2020) of the faculty
• Marc Weiß (since 4/2020) • Julia Scharsich (since 4/2020)
16Election Committee of the
TU Chemnitz
• Richard Schöbel (since 8/2019)
• Hendrik Stepina (since 8/2019)
Senate Commission for Tea-
ching and Studies
• Richard Schöbel (since 8/2020)
• Margreet Kneita (since 8/2020)
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Have a look at our website www.tu-chemnitz.de/fsrif
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