Overview Undergrad

Here you find an overview of my studies in Computer Science with minor Psychology. (I tried to write that down by rote, so some inconsistencies are not impossible.)

1st Semester: winter term 1999/2000

  • Programming (Prof. Dr. Gruhn)
  • Fundamentals of circuitry (Prof. Dr. Hirsch)
  • Linear Algebra 1 for Computer Scientists (Prof. Dr. Becker)
  • General Psychology: Cognition (Prof. Dr. Metz-Göckel)

  • Social Psychology (Prof. Dr. Hannover)

  • Written examination: General Psychology
  • Written examination: Social Psychology

2nd Semester: summer term 2000

  • Computer Architecture (Prof. Dr. Krumm)
  • Linear Algebra 2 for Computer Scientists (Prof. Dr. Rosenberger)

  • Informatics und Society (Prof. Dr. Hermann)

  • Written examination: Basics of circuitry
  • Certificate: Informatics und Society
  • Written nexam for intermediate Diploma: Informatics 1: Programming and Computer Architectures: (failed)

3rd Semester: winter term 2000/2001

  • Programming (Prof. Dr. Müller)
  • Lineare Algebra 1 for Computer Scientists (Prof. Dr. Rosenberger)
  • Analysis for Computer Scientists (HD Dr. Scheffler)
  • Data Structures (Prof. Dr. Albers)

  • Hardware design teaching lab (Dipl. Ing. Sjamken)

  • Certificate: Hardware design

4th Semester: summer term 2001

  • Revision Course Programming (Prof. Dr. Müller)

  • Fundamentals of Theoretical Computer Science (Prof. Dr. Albers)

  • Written Examination for intermediate Diploma: Informatics 1: Programming and Computer Architecture: 2.0.

5th Semester. winter term 2001/2002

  • Data Structures (Prof. Dr. Wegener)
  • Analysis for Computer Scientists (Prof. Dr. Rosenberger)
  • Software Internship (Dr. Schmedding)

  • Sociology: Ethnography of the Goth Scene (Dipl. Soz. Scholder)

  • Certificate: Software Internship

6th Semester. summer term 2002

  • Psychology: Performing Empirical Analysis (Prof. Dr. Metz-Göckel)

  • Certificate: Performing Empirical Analysis
  • Oral Examination for intermediate Diploma: Mathematics (Dr. Scheffler): 2.0

7th Semester. winter term 2002/2003

  • Logic in Computer Science (Dr. Wagner)
  • Introduction to Articial Intelligence (Prof. Dr. Riedmiller)
  • Psychology: Leadership Theories (Prof. Dr. Metz-Göckel)

  • Introduction to Differential and Personality Psychology (Dr. Dibbelt)

  • Certificate: Excercises to Logic in Computer Science
  • Certificate: Excercises to Introduction to Artifical Intelligence
  • Oral Examination for intermediate Diploma: Psychology (Prof. Dr. Metz-Göckel): 2.3.

8th Semester. summer term 2003

  • General Psychology: Motivation, Emotions (Prof Dr. Metz-Göckel)

  • Oral Examination for intermediate Diploma: Informatics 1: Data Structures, Fundamentals of Theoretical Computer Science (Prof. Dr. Ingo Wegener): 2.3.

9th Semester. winter term 2003/2004

  • Represenation, Processing and Acquirement of Knowledge (Prof. Dr. Reusch)

  • Computer Networks and Distributed Systems (Dr. Roth)

  • Oral Examination for Diploma: Informatics 2: Artificial Intelligence, Computer Networks and Distributed Systems (Prof. Dr. K. Morik, Dr. Roth): 1.3.
  • Oral Examination for Diploma: Psychology (Prof. Dr. Metz-Göckel): 1.3.

10th Semester. summer term 2004

  • Programming Course: Logic Programming (Dr. Lehmke)
  • Introduction to Computational Intelligence 1: Artifical Neural Networks (Dr. Hildebrand)

  • Efficient Algorithms (Prof. Dr. Vöcking)

  • Certificate: Excercises to Artifical Neural Networks
  • Certificate: Logic Programming

11th Semester. winter course 2004/2005

  • Seminar: Automatic Drawing of Graphs (Prof. Dr. Mutzel)
  • Introduction to Computational Intelligence 2: Evolutionary Algorithms (Dr. Hildebrand)

  • Project Group: Modern Action Planning (PD Dr. Edelkamp, Mehler, Jabber)

  • Oral Examination for Diploma: Informatics 1: Represenation, Processing and Acquirement of Knowledge, Efficient Algorithms (Prof. Dr. Reusch): 1.0

12th Semester. summer term 2005

  • Approximation Algorithms (Dr. Piotr Krysta)
  • Multicriteria Optimization with Meta-Heuristics (Prof. Dr. Rudolph)

  • Project Group: Modern Action Planning (PD Dr. Edelkamp, Mehler, Jabber)

  • Oral Examination for Diploma: Informatics 3: Neural Networks, Evolutionary Algorithms, Approximation Algorithms (Dr. Hildebrand, Dr. Krysta): 1.3.

13th Semester. winter term 2005

  • Diploma Thesis: “Automatic Composition of Music with Methods of Computational Intelligence” Prof. Dr. Günter Rudolph, Dr. Lars Hildebrand