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Courses offered in WS 24/25

  • Implementation of Databases


    The lecture gives an introduction to the implementation of database systems. Besides the rough architecture of a DB system, detailed methods for solving individual DB tasks, such as query processing and transaction management, are presented. The concepts of implementation are demonstrated using classical relational DB systems as well as distributed and NoSQL systems. Concepts, frameworks […]
  • Knowledge Graphs Seminar


    Knowledge Graphs are large graphs used to capture information about the real world in such a way that is is useful for applications. In these data structures, there are all sorts of entities (for example, people, events, places, organizations, etc.). Knowledge Graphs are used by many organizations to represent the information they need for their […]
  • Mixed Reality Lab


    Mixed Reality is a continuum of spatial computing experiences on virtual, augmented and extended reality devices, such as the Microsoft HoloLens 2, the HTC Vive Pro, Meta Quest 2 and Android smartphones. In this lab, we learn the basics of mixed reality software development in independent project work that student groups can propose and elaborate.
  • Semantic Web


    As part of the W3C Semantic Web initiative standards and technologies have been developed for machine-readable exchange of data, information and knowledge on the Web. These standards and technologies are increasingly being used in applications and have already led to a number of exciting projects (e.g. DBpedia, semantic wiki or commercial applications such as schema.org, […]
  • Seminar Artificial Intelligence in Circular Economy Applications


    This seminar offers a collaborative and research-focused exploration of how Artificial Intelligence (AI) can be effectively employed to address challenges within the circular economy. Students will actively contribute by conducting their own research and presenting their findings.
  • Seminar Data Ecosystems


    Organizations in many domains, such as manufacturing or healthcare, have a huge demand to exchange data to enable new services, drive research and innovation, or improve patient care.Hence, organizations require alliance-driven infrastructures capable of supporting controlled data exchange across diverse stakeholders and transparent data management. Data Ecosystems are distributed, open, and adaptive information systems with […]
  • Seminar Large Language Models – UCD-driven Metrics and Benchmarks


    The development of a user-centered quality metric for the outputs of large language models in corporate contexts addresses a key challenge: How can the quality and relevance of AI-powered systems be effectively evaluated and enhanced to optimally meet the specific requirements of companies and their employees? The motivation for this research concept stems from the […]
  • Seminar Privacy and Big Data


    This seminar is about new and emerging approaches to adjust and balance privacy and utility in data intensive applications, such as information retrieval, data mining and personalisation. These new approaches have the potential to enable a new generation of privacy-enabled services which are not focused on maximizing the collection of user data. Instead these new […]
  • Social Computing Seminar


    Social Computing embodies the intricate interplay between evolving computational systems and dynamic societal behaviors. This field examines how technology can be crafted to interpret and enhance human interactions and observes these systems’ transformative influence on our social fabric.
  • Software Projektpraktikum – Building Large Language Model Applications


Courses planned for the upcoming semester (SS 25)

Working Groups

  • Intelligent Distributed Systems


    Intelligent Distributed Systems
  • Advanced Community Information Systems


    We are using state-of-the-art techniques of software engineering for the specifications of requirements, design, and for implementation. We practice teamwork techniques and use high-end hardware and software. For our group communication, we use the BSCW system and Moodle (prior TikiWiki).

Specialization Areas

Themenbereiche für eine Prüfung im Vertiefungsgebiet Informatik:

  • Einführung in Datenbanken
  • Implementierung von Datenbanken
  • Informationssysteme
  • Wissensbasierte Systeme
  • Spezialvorlesungen aus den Bereichen Dokumentenmanagement, Electronic Commerce, CSCW & Groupware, deduktive Datenbanken, objektorientierte Datenbanken, Wissensrepräsentation, natürlichsprachliche Schnittstellen, Logikprogrammierung, sowie Informationssystem-Anwendungen in Büro, Ingenieurwissenschaften und Medizin

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