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CMS is back online!Written on 22.10.26 by Tobias Mai We would like to inform you that CMS is back online! To compensate for the inconvenience this outage has caused, we have decided to extend the deadline for submitting Problem Sheet 1 until Friday, October 23, 11:59 pm. Since the CMS was restored from a backup, please check if your previous… Read more We would like to inform you that CMS is back online! To compensate for the inconvenience this outage has caused, we have decided to extend the deadline for submitting Problem Sheet 1 until Friday, October 23, 11:59 pm. Since the CMS was restored from a backup, please check if your previous submissions are still up to date. |
erweiterte deutschsprachige Sprechstunde | extended German-language office hourWritten on 21.10.26 by Tobias Mai Zusätzlich zu den regulären Sprechstunden der Tutorinnen und Tutoren bietet Tobias Mai eine "erweiterte deutschsprachige Sprechstunde" an. Im Rahmen dieser Veranstaltung können einzelne Themen der Vorlesung wiederholt bzw. etwas detaillierter besprochen werden. Nähere Informationen finden Sie … Read more Zusätzlich zu den regulären Sprechstunden der Tutorinnen und Tutoren bietet Tobias Mai eine "erweiterte deutschsprachige Sprechstunde" an. Im Rahmen dieser Veranstaltung können einzelne Themen der Vorlesung wiederholt bzw. etwas detaillierter besprochen werden. Nähere Informationen finden Sie hier. Die "erweiterten deutschsprachigen Sprechstunden" finden während der Vorlesungszeit (ab dem 23. Oktober 2026) freitags um 14 Uhr (c.t.) im Hörsaal III in Gebäude E2 5 statt. Alle Termine stehen auch im Kalender. In addition to the regular office hours held by the tutors, Tobias Mai offers an "extended office hour"; by decision of the faculty, these office hours will be held exclusively in German. During these events, specific topics from the lecture can be reviewed or discussed in greater detail. Further information can be found here. The "extended German-language office hours" will take place during the lecture period (starting October 23, 2026) on Fridays at 2:15 pm in Lecture Hall III (Hörsaal III) in Building E2 5. All scheduled dates are also listed in the calendar. |
TutorialsWritten on 17.10.26 by Tobias Mai
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Office hours of the tutorsWritten on 17.10.26 by Tobias Mai The office hours of our tutors will begin next week (more precisely on Monday, October 19, 2026). The times of the office hours and the rooms where they take place can be found in the calendar. The office hours are open to everyone. Participation is not mandatory, but we strongly recommend taking… Read more The office hours of our tutors will begin next week (more precisely on Monday, October 19, 2026). The times of the office hours and the rooms where they take place can be found in the calendar. The office hours are open to everyone. Participation is not mandatory, but we strongly recommend taking advantage of this offer. During the office hours you may ask general questions concerning the lecture and the tutorials. We would like to point out that all office hours can also serve as a sort of "meeting point" for working on the current problem sheets; this has the advantage of having a tutor immediately available to answer any questions that arise -- and you might even pick up a tip or two ... Please note that Problem Sheet 1 is available for download under Materials (since yesterday). Deadline: Friday, October 23, 2026, 10:00 am |
Mathematics for Computer Scientists I
Lecturer: Prof. Dr. Peter Ochs
Assistant: Dr. Tobias Mai
General information
- The lectures will be given by Prof. Dr. Peter Ochs.
- The lecture course begins on Wednesday, October 14, at 10:15 am.
- Online attendance is not possible, but we will provide recordings of the lectures.
- The lectures are held exclusively in English. However, we offer tutorials in both English and German; you can indicate your language preference when registering for the tutorials. (Registration for the tutorials is possible in CMS during the first week of lectures. More information will follow later.)
Content
This lecture course is the first part of a three-semester course in mathematics for computer science students.
In this first part, the emphasis is on basic notions of mathematics and the calculus of functions in one real variable.
Lecture times
- Wednesday, 10:15-11:45: Günter Hotz lecture theatre, Building E2 2
- Friday, 10:15-11:45: Günter Hotz lecture theatre, Building E2 2
You can find a map showing all the buildings on campus here.
References
Literature for the MfCS lecture course can be found in the corresponding Course Reference Shelf (English or German) provided by the Campus Library for Computer Science and Mathematics.
Some books listed there are available online (free of charge) if you are using an IP address of the university. To obtain access from outside the university, it is necessary to set up a VPN-connection to the university servers; a detailed description (unfortunately only in German) can be found here.
