| INFMW Project I | Course | INF | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Lecturers : |
Prof. Dr. rer. nat. Gabriele Schmidt
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Dipl.-Inform. Ingo Boersch eMail Prof. Dr. Georg Merz Prof. Dr. Emanuel Kitzelmann eMail Prof. Dr. Tino Schonert eMail Prof. Julia Schnitzer eMail Prof. Dr. Michael Pilgermann Prof. Dr. Sven Buchholz eMail Prof. Dr. Darya Kastsian eMail |
Term | 1 |
| Course Classification : | Master Informatik (Winter-Immatrikulation) | CH | 4 |
| Language : | Deutsch | Type | LS |
| Type of examination : | PL | Credits | 6 |
| Method of evaluation : | term paper with oral examination | ||
| Requirements : |
P: Automatische Sprachverarbeitung I, II, III
P: Cloud and Mobile Computing I, II, III P: Data Science I, II, III P: GameLab I, II, III P: Interaction Design I, II, III P: Artificial Intelligence I, II, III P: Malware, Steganographie, technischer Datenschutz und Forensik I, II, III P: Network Security I, II, III P: Sensorbasierte Diagnostik, Therapie und Patientensicherheit I, II, III P: Software Engineering I, II, III P: System- und Informationssicherheit I, II, III | ||
| Cross References : | Please note: You need to register for the project with the lecturer at the beginning of the lecture period. Usually, the announced projects are offered every semester. For future details, e.g. how many students may still register and which topics are available, please get in touch with the lecturer. Some projects may have limited capacities. | ||
| Previous knowledges : | |||
| Aids and special features : | The module consists of the lecture "Advanced project management" and the project itself. If not stated otherwise, the maximum amount of participants per project is nine. | ||
| Teaching aims : | The project modules 1-3 offer scope for individual thematic focus. Professors can offer projects from research and practice. Within the Master's program "Interactive Media", this project module also serves to adjust the differences between graduates from other universities and career changers in order to bring them to a largely common level. The lecturers define basic skills for their courses. Students are able to reflect on practical problems and current developments in the field of computer science and interactive media, research and develop goal-oriented solutions based on a specially selected task within the selected topic. Students acquire the necessary creative-technical skills, scientific methodology and social skills for project organization and realization, such as defining, planning and implementing tasks, in a team. They master the basic techniques of literature research and summarizing the results in a scientific seminar paper and presentation. | ||
| Contents : | Examining scientific questions in Computer Science, Medical Informatics, and Interactive Media. Example topic areas: - Natural Language Processing - Cloud and Mobile Computing - GameLab - Data Science - Interactive Environments - Artificial Intelligence - Network Security - System and Information Security - Sensor-Based Diagnostics, Therapy, and Patient Safety - Web and app development - ... | ||
| Literature : | Academic literature is coordinated with the supervisor. | ||