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The Institute in Numbers
8 chairs and 16 professors roughly 150 first-year students per year 3 Bachelor and 3 Master study programs
- approx. 40 PhD students (at any time)
The Institute of Computer Science at the University of W urzburg - - PowerPoint PPT Presentation
The Institute of Computer Science at the University of W urzburg - - PowerPoint PPT Presentation
The Institute of Computer Science at the University of W urzburg The Institute in Numbers 8 chairs and 16 professors roughly 150 first-year students per year approx. 40 PhD students (at any time) Erasmus contacts to several other European
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Our Bachelor and Master Study Programs
Computer Science Computer Bachelor Bachelor Space and Human- Systems Aerospace Informatics Bachelor
3 years
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Our Bachelor and Master Study Programs
Computer Science Computer Bachelor Computer Science Space Bachelor Space and Master Master Human- Systems Aerospace Informatics Bachelor
3 years 2 years
Master Computer Human- Systems
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Our Bachelor and Master Study Programs
Computer Science Computer Bachelor Computer Science Space Bachelor Space and Master Master Human- Systems Aerospace Informatics Bachelor
3 years 2 years
Master Computer Human- Systems New B.Sc. study program (starting fall 2016):
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Our Bachelor and Master Study Programs
Computer Science Computer Bachelor Computer Science Space Bachelor Space and Master Master Human- Systems Aerospace Informatics Bachelor
3 years 2 years
Master Computer Human- Systems New B.Sc. study program (starting fall 2016): – Games Engineering –
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Chair I: Algorithms, Complexity and
- Prof. Wolff
- Prof. Seipel
Knowledge-Based Systems
- Prof. Glaßer
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Chair I: Algorithms, Complexity and
- Prof. Wolff
- Prof. Seipel
Knowledge-Based Systems
Knowledge-Based Systems Logic Programming Visualization of Graphs Algorithms for Geographic Information Systems (GIS) Computational Complexity Automata Theory and Formal Languages
- Prof. Glaßer
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Chair II: Software Engineering
- Prof. Kounev
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Chair II: Software Engineering
- Prof. Kounev
Dependable & Efficient Software Systems Autonomic computing Quantitative System Evaluation
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Chair III: Communication Networks
- Prof. Tran-Gia
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Chair III: Communication Networks
Next Generation Networks Future Internet Applications and Overlays Wireless Networks
- Prof. Tran-Gia
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Chair V: Technical Comp. Science
- Prof. Kolla
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Chair V: Technical Comp. Science
Wireless Sensor Networks Embedded Systems Computer architecture
- Prof. Kolla
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Chair VI: Artificial Intelligence and
- Prof. Puppe
- Prof. Hotho
Applied Comp. Science
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Chair VI: Artificial Intelligence and
- Prof. Puppe
- Prof. Hotho
Applied Comp. Science
Data Mining Information Extraction E-Learning Bibsonomy / Web 2.0 Semantic Web Ubiquitous Web Mining
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Chair VII: Robotics and Telematics
- Prof. Schilling
- Prof. N¨
uchter
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Chair VII: Robotics and Telematics
- Prof. Schilling
- Prof. N¨
uchter Control and Automation Technology Distributed Networked Systems GraphSLAM Pico-Satellites / Space Exploration Mobile Robots Manipulators and Medical Robotics
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Chair VIII: Aerospace Information Technology
- Prof. Kayal
- Prof. Montenegro
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Chair VIII: Aerospace Information Technology
- Prof. Kayal
- Prof. Montenegro
Dependable Computing Autonomous In-Door Flight Vehicles Real-Time Operating Systems Small Satellites for Scientific Missions Space Systems with Higher Autonomy Space Situational Awareness
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Chair IX: Human-Computer Interaction
- Prof. Latoschik
- Prof. Lugrin
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Chair IX: Human-Computer Interaction
- Prof. Latoschik
- Prof. Lugrin
Intelligent Graphics Multimodal Interfaces Virtual, Augmented and Mixed Reality Designing for Diversity Human-Agent Interactions Virtual Characters
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Computer Science Education
- Prof. Hennecke
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Computer Science Education
- Prof. Hennecke
Motivating Topics for C.S. Education Robotics for C.S. Education Diagnosis of Misconceptions in Fraction Arithmetics
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Third-Party Projects (ongoing)
I: EuroCore EuroGIGA project GraDR ESF: 0.2 Me of 2 Me
Graph Drawing and Geometric Representations
VI: Knowledge-/Model-Based Therapy Control in Medicine BMBF: 0.2 Me of 1.5 Me III: SmartenIT EU 7th Framework: 0.4 Me of total 3M e
Socially-Aware Management of New Overlay Application Traffic Combined with Energy Efficiency in the Internet
III: SASER-SIEGFRIED EU: 0.5 Me of 25 Me
Safe and Secure European Routing – Security in Energy-Efficient Flexible and ResilIent Data Networks
VII:Advanced Researcher Grant ERC: 2.5 Me
Networked, Cooperating Pico-Satellites
II: VMware Academic Research Award 0.3 Me
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Awards (2010–14)
Best Paper Other Awards
Best Presen- tation Best Student Paper IBM PhD Fellowship Award
Herbst (II, 2014)
Automatica Walter Reis Award
Herrmann, Schilling (VII, 2012)
KuVS Communication Software Award
Staehle, Wamser, Hirth, Stezenbach, Deschner, Staehle (III, 2011)
ISPRS Otto von Gruber Award
Haunert (I, 2012)
SPEC 2014 Presidential Award
Kounev (II, 2014)
W2GIS’13
Van Dijk (I)
SENSORNET’13
M¨ uhlberger (V)
ACMGIS’13
Van Dijk (poster)
Networks’10
Tomaszewski, Pioro, Cezary, Hock, Hartmann, Menth
IEEE P2P’10
Lehrieder, D´ an, Hoßfeld, Oechsner, Singeorzan (III)
IMIS’12
Schatz, Hoßfeld, Casas (III) (III)
Chamber of Commerce Award
Gageik (VIII, 35 ke, 2014)
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