Am 2007-10-09 18:03:57, schrieb Marcus C. Gottwald:
> You can't simply make up a "Dr. Ing.", at least not in Germany.
> If someone has been awarded the academic degree of a "Doktor",
> the degree is related to a specific field of research. For
> computer scientists, "natural sciences" (Dr. rer. nat.) and
> "engineering science" (Dr.-Ing.) are common. "Dr." is used as
> an abbreviation for any Doktor degree.
I am "Dip. Ing." in Electronic and Mechanical Engineering and
I have my "Dr." in Informatic so it is a little bit complicat.
Thanks, Greetings and nice Day
Michelle Konzack
Tamay Dogan Network
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