For the first time this year, we challenged our first semester students to design a logo for their respective study programme. We had a lot of great entries, but unfortunately only one could be chosen per programme. The best ones were also printed as stickers. Here are the winners of 2020!
With the logo all 6 areas of the programme should be shown:
In addition, the binary code and the ECG curve were placed in one line (from top to bottom). This should also represent something that we often need in our studies: signal processing!
Our logo contains two squares, as they are also contained in the logo of the TU Graz. The lower right square symbolically depicts a laptop with a 'Hello world!' program on its screen with the heading 'Informatik 2020'. In the upper left square is the logo of TU Graz."
Contributors: Michael Ardelean, Edwin Kelemen, Lena Carola Klambauer, Valdrin Prebreza, Bernhard Scharrer
At the beginning there was a brainstorming for ideas which are close to the "COVID-19 quarantine year". Our group came up with the symbol the mask, the syringe, the virus itself etc. and finally agreed on the on the typical symbol of a virus. We wanted to keep the design relatively simple, so we didn't want to use too much color. A teammate then came up with the idea of a patch, which is "administered" to the virus by a syringe, which is of course extremely to the point and just right for ICE. However, we wanted to to integrate the electrical engineering somehow, and considered here several things (e.g. microchip in the middle) but then we decided for circuits which go out of the syringes. We chose three syringes, with each syringe containing one letter from from ICE into binary, because that was more rounded, and the binary numbers of three letters would have been too small in one syringe in terms of readability. The "bubbles" in the background were a personal decision, since too little was happening in the background for me, and the ICE in the middle was ultimately for a focal point.
Our logo combines the most significant parts for us this semester:
Even though we were hardly able to meet in person having a coffee, study together, or just visit lectures, we were managed it to build friendships, talk about our courses, and watch lectures online. Here we have to thank TU Graz, and HTU who made all this possible for us!
Online consultation
have a look on Discord if we're online
Dean's Office
Inffeldgasse 10/II, 8010 Graz
Office Hours (on site)
Mon, Tue, Thu, Fri 09:00 - 12:00
Wed 10:00 - 11:00 and 14:00 - 16:00
We're closed from 23.12.24 - 06.01.25! Happy Holidays!