In the afternoon of October 30, 2018, the three German students exchanged ideas with undergraduates of the Sino-German College of Intelligent Manufacturing and made a theme report on "An introduction to German culture, the OTH Regensburg and Mechanical Engineering at the OTH".
First of all, Tobias Bohrer introduced the Germany and German culture to the students, including Germany's geographical location, climate, area, population and other conditions in detail. He also showed students photos of German cities, villages, natural scenery and attractions. Later, Oliver Grill introduced the Regensburg University of Applied Sciences to the students, laying a foundation for students who plan to visit Germany in the future. Johannes Hermann introduced the details of the mechanical engineering major of the Regensburg University of Applied Sciences and the study and daily life of graduate students, and exchanged ideas with the students on the related courses of mechanical engineering for undergraduates and graduate students.
After the report, the students actively communicated freely with the three German students.
In the afternoon of November 1, 2018, the three German students participated in the exchange meeting held by the graduate school with 32 graduate students.
The exchange consisted of a visit to the Sino-German beer process control laboratory and a seminar. First of all, Shen Wenjing led the students to visit the beer laboratory. Shen Wenjing introduced the four ingredients of German beer including barley malt and hops, and thoroughly explained the grinding, saccharification, purification, boiling, precipitation, cooling, and fermentation, enabling students to have a deeper understanding of the beer brewing process. During the period, the graduate students and Germany students tasted the beer brewed in the laboratory and discussed related issues.
Germany students communicated with graduate students in the laboratory
As the topic deepened, the students moved to the classroom 604 of the start-up teaching building for a discussion. The German students’ reports covered the German economy, education, and special culture. After listening, the students better understood Germany andwere expected to visit the country. They exchanged ideas with the German students on topics of interest, including their experience in China. The German students patiently answered every question, andgraduate students also enthusiasticallyinvited German students to participate in relevant activities of the Graduate School.
German students exchanged with graduate students
Group photo
On November 10, 2018, the three German students and graduate students in mechanical engineering, optical engineering, and computer technology paid a visit to Han's Laser for a unique corporate practice. During the one-day visit, the students of Shenzhen Technology University visited the Innovation Building, Technology Center and Fuyong Production Base of Han's Laser. From smart robots, 3D printing, laser cutting to precision welding and CNC machining, the students were expressed by the advanced Chinese manufacturing.
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