The annual event ‘Project Day Computer Science Mathematics’ offers young people the opportunity to get to know professors, doctoral students and other dedicated members of staff and to participate in a variety of exciting projects within the faculty.
The project day was opened with a speech and presentation by Prof Dr Frank Herrmann, Dean of the Faculty. This was followed by 19 fast-paced mini-presentations by the project leaders, with which they encouraged the young people to take part in their projects. The broad spectrum of topics ranged from virtual reality and laboratory applied medical technology to maths meets machine vision and speech processing systems. The students then had the opportunity to take part in two projects, giving them a real flavour of the practice-oriented projects at the faculty.
The following projects were on offer:
- Intelligent systems in computer engineering – Prof Dr Alexander Metzner, Prof Dr Daniel Münch and Matthias Altmann M.Sc.
- Internet of Things: designing smart technology yourself - Prof Dr Ruben Jubeh
- IT security in computer science studies - Prof Dr Christoph Skornia and Christof Popp M.Sc.
- Artificial intelligence in endoscopy: examples, challenges, solutions - Prof Dr Christoph Palm
- Applied Medical Technology Laboratory - Prof Dr Axel Doering and Dipl.-Ing. (FH) Eva Gschrey
- Micro: Bit Coding Quest - Prof Dr Johannes Schildgen
- Production planning and control - Prof Dr Frank Herrmann, Maximilian Schön M.Sc. and Georg Fiechtl-Otter M.Sc.
- Quantum computing: Programming at the frontiers of physics - Simon Thelen M.Sc.
- Smart Environments - Prof Dr Jan Dünnweber
- Language processing systems - Prof Dr Timo Baumann
- Immerse yourself in the world of cyber security - Prof Dr Sebastian Fischer, Prof Dr Rudolph Hackenberg and Philipp Fuxen M.Sc.
- Virtual Reality: Introduction and application areas of immersive media - Prof Dr Sebastian Stadler
- What does the zebra crossing on the chocolate bar do? - Prof Dr Susanne Rockinger
- Mathematics meets machine vision - Prof Dr Filippo Riccio
- Simulation: what a computer model can tell me! - Prof Dr Jan-Philipp Weiß
- Insurance Poker: Experience the principles of actuarial mathematics in an interactive game - Prof Dr Anja B. Schmiedt
- Encryption: Secrets when everyone is listening! - Prof Dr Georg Illies
- How mathematics makes the invisible visible: how images are created in a computer tomograph - Prof Dr Jürgen Frikel
- Why do robots need algebra and geometry? - Prof Dr Martin Weiß
