The presentation of the teaching offering during summer term 2016 is available here (in German only).
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Teaching offering Summer Term 2016
The presentation of the teaching offering during summer term 2016 is available here (in German only).
Workshop on Improving Soft Skills 11/12 February 2016
At the invitation of IPP Mainz and of Prof. Stefan Kramer, Institute of Computer Science, Prof. John Carlis from the University of Minnesota offers a workshop consisting of two parts:
1. Writing (and Coaching) a One-Draft Thesis/Proposal/Paper
2. Giving a Good Talk, a Necessary Skill Continue reading "Workshop on Improving Soft Skills 11/12 February 2016"
Best Paper Award for Prof. Dr. Bertil Schmidt
On the occasion of the 26th IEEE International Conference on Application-specific Systems, Architectures and Processors (26-28 July 2015) in Toronto Prof. Dr. Bertil Schmidt, General Manager of the Institute of Computer Science at Johannes Gutenberg-University Mainz, was awarded the Best Paper Award.German Collegiate Programming Contest (GCPC 2015)
Four student teams conclude Approaching Programming Contest
The teams from Johannes Gutenberg University participated in the German Collegiate Programming Contest (GCPC 2015). Team D3PO (pictured) earned an excellent ninth place and was the only team (of 62) to correctly solve the Bounty Hunter problem. Some students consider competing in the Northwestern European Programming Contest (NWERC 2015) as well, which will be held in November in Linköping, Sweden.
Continue reading "German Collegiate Programming Contest (GCPC 2015)"
Research at the interface of disciplines
Round table with Professors of the Institute of Computer Science
Thirty years ago the first Professor of Computer Science was appointed at Johannes Gutenberg University Mainz (JGU). A lot has since changed in this relatively recent field. This special anniversary is a good reason to take a quick look back, despite the fact that the professors at the Institute of Computer Science prefer to talk about their current work and projects. After all, the present and future are far more interesting to them than a brief history of their discipline.
"Soccer" – new software developed
"Soccer" reveals weaknesses in football matches
Computer Scientists of the Johannes Gutenberg-University have developed a new software to analyze complex situations in football matches Continue reading ""Soccer" – new software developed"
30 years Institute of Computer Science
Big Data and Efficient Algorithms
The Institute of Computer Science celebrates 30 years anniversary Continue reading "30 years Institute of Computer Science"
PRIME Research scholarship
Research scholarship granted by local company PRIME Research
Sophie Burkhardt receives first PRIME Research doctoral scholarship worth 25.000 Euro. Continue reading "PRIME Research scholarship"
Institute of Computer Science
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Most Influential Paper Award for professor Erdweg
Professor Sebastian Erdweg of the Programming Languages research group received the Most Influential Paper Award for his 2011 OOPSLA paper.
The award is presented by ACM SIGPLAN to the authors of the paper that had the most impact in the previous 10 years.
Ig Nobel Prize for Analysis of Air in the Cinema
Professor Stefan Kramer and Alumni of his workgroup received, together with a research group of the Max Planck Institute of Chemistry, the famous satirical Ig Nobel Prize for their research on how to draw conclusions about the content of movies by analyzing the air in the cinema.
Prospective Students
7 reasons for studying Computer Science in Mainz
Individual support, various fields of study, support by experienced students,
well equipped computer rooms, education with practical relevance, nice town and great campus, good future prospects.
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