Archive: Fall Semester 2017
Seminar: Recreational Computer Science from Langton's Ant to Turing's Subway
Course Number | 48477-01 |
Lecturers |
Malte Helmert
Gabriele Röger |
Time and Location | Mon 16:15 - 18:00; Seminarraum 00.003, Spiegelgasse 1 |
Start | 25-09-2017 |
Prerequisites | The number of participants is limited to 20. Students of B.Sc. Informatik or B. Sc. Computer Science who still require credit points from a seminar will be prioritized. |
Objectives |
* Reading and understanding scientific literature.
* Independent solution of programming projects. * Preparing and presenting scientific talks. * Conducting scientific discussions with peers. * Writing and discussing scientific reports. |
Contents | Recreational computer science has been inspired by recreational mathematics, which packages interesting mathematical topics in an entertaining setting and presentation. In this seminar, we will cover a wide range of topics from theoretical computer science to algorithmic problems. Each topic combines an easily understandable (popular science) introduction with a deeper scientific background. The participants will also delve deeper into their topic by a practical implementation and evaluation. |
Literature | Will be provided during the seminar. |
Assessment |
Lehrveranst.-begleitend
Please note : Participants are required to * submit a written report on their seminar topic (30%), * present a talk on the topic (15%), * participate actively in the seminar discussions (10%), * give written feedback on the report of a peer (10 %), * submit an implementation for their programming project (20%), and * present a talk on their project (15%). These aspects will be individually graded on a scale of 1.0-6.0, and the overall grade for the seminar will be determined as a weighted average of the components. The numbers in brackets specify the contribution of each component to the final grade. |
Credit Points | 6 |
Grades | 1-6 0,5 |
Modules |
Modul Informatik-Anwendung (BSF - Informatik (Studienbeginn vor 01.08.2016))
Vertiefungsmodul Computational Intelligence (Bachelor Informatik 10) Vertiefungsmodul Verteilte Systeme (Bachelor Informatik 10) Vertiefungsmodul Life Science-Informatik (Bachelor Informatik 10) Vertiefungsmodul Betriebliche Informationssysteme (Bachelor Informatik 10) Modul Applications and Related Topics (Bachelor Computer Science 16) Modul Applications and Related Topics (BSF - Computer Science) |
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