inf189 Special Topics in Practical Computer Science I (Course overview) - Campusmanagementsystem Stud.IP

inf189 Special Topics in Practical Computer Science I (Course overview)

Department of Computing Science

6 KP

Semester courses Summer semester 2025

Lehrveranstaltungsform: VA-Auswahl

2.01.189 - Maschinelles Lernen und Simulationstechniken
- Rico Schrage, M. Sc.
- Julia Catharina Heiken, M.Sc.
- Prof. Dr. Astrid Nieße
- Emilie Frost
- Monday, 16:00 - 18:00, Weekly (from 07.04.25)
- Friday, 08:00 - 10:00, Weekly (from 11.04.25)
- Wednesday, 30.07.25, 10:00 - 12:00 o'clock
- Wednesday, 13.08.25, 10:00 - 12:00 o'clock

Hinweise zum Modul

Prerequisites	The required prerequisites are further specified in the details of the assigned course.
Reference text	see course description for more details
Prüfungszeiten	Portfolio and presentation (Referat) : during the course Written or oral exam: At the end of the lecture period. More detailed information on the forms of examination will be given in the course.
Module examination	Written exam or portfolio or presentation (Referat) or oral exam
Skills to be acquired in this module	The module aims to integrate current developments in the field of Practical Informatics into the course of study in the appropriate course forms. Professional competences The students: differentiate and contrast a subarea of practical computer science in more detail recognize and assess the techniques and methods to be applied in the special field of the course and their limits identify, structure and solve problems also in new or emerging areas of their discipline recognize the limits of current knowledge and technology and contribute to the further scientific and technological development of computer science discuss current developments in practical computer science and assess their significance critically follow further developments in the special field discussed in the course. Methodological competences Students will: apply state-of-the-art and innovative methods in the reserarch and solution of problems, drawing on other disciplines where appropriate investigate problems on the basis of technical and scientific literature, write an article according to scientific criteria, and present their results in a scientific talk reflect on problems, including those in new or emerging areas of practical computer science, and apply computer science methods to investigate and solve them plan time schedules and other resources develop and reflect on their own theories on independently generated hypotheses Social competences Students will: communicate persuasively orally and in writing with users and professionals solve tasks goal-oriented in a team Self competences The students deepen their self-organization skills reflect self-critically on their actions and skills in the special field under consideration and assess them appropriately