Accessibility information

This page describes reading options and known limits for AI Literacy @ TUM. It is a self-assessment, rather than a certification or an owner-approved statutory accessibility statement.

Reading and using this website

The site uses headings, links, labelled controls, and visible keyboard focus. Wide tables can scroll within their own region. The interface respects the reduced-motion setting.

Guides and the course plan remain readable with JavaScript disabled. Topic filtering, the token lab, and the strategy worksheet need JavaScript. Their inputs are processed in your browser and are not submitted or saved automatically.

Checks and limits

Review date: 6 October 2026. Automated accessibility checks, keyboard flows, and desktop and mobile layouts were checked during this release. These checks do not establish full accessibility across every browser or assistive technology.

A complete screen-reader audit has not been performed. External services and linked PDFs are outside these checks. There is no Easy Language or sign-language version. The guides are in English; the glossary includes German terms.

Report an access barrier

Use the contact details on Stephan Krusche’s AET profile. Include the page URL, what you were trying to do, your browser, and any assistive technology you used.

The central TUM accessibility statement (in German) provides information about the websites it covers and the relevant enforcement office. Its listed scope does not include this separate website.

See About and contact for other questions.

The Bavarian accessibility enforcement procedure (in German) explains how to request a review if a reported barrier remains unresolved.