Computer Science

Lectures and Exercises, 2+2, WS 05/06
B.Sc. Environmental and Resource Management 3rd semester

Priv. Doz. Dr. Xizhong Zheng

This is an introduction course to the computer science. The basic ideas, results and the developments of the computer science will be explored. This includes the logical background, theoretical computation models, some simple algorithms, programming languages and essential techniques of the software development. The aim of this course is to help the students of non-computer science have a rough understanding about computer science as a scientific branch and eventually design their own software.

 More information about the course:

  • Lecture : Every Tuesday 7:30 to 9:00 in SR 3 by Dr. Zheng

  • Exercice : Every Friday 7:30 to 9:00 in EHS/213 by Mr. Tim Kunold.

  • First written examination: Feburay 14, 2006. 15:00 -- 17:00, HS 1.

  • Second written examination: March 21, 2006. 15:00 -- 17:00, HS 2.
  • Extra written examination on July 12, 2006. (Result)

  • Syllabus

  • Registration in LEHVIS

    (Attention:     Only the students who are registered in LEHVIS can take part in the examinations! Please make your registration right now. If you have problem, please contact Tim Kunold Email: tim_kunold@web.de)
  • Literatures
    • J. Glenn Brookshear  Computer Science, an overview,  8th ed. Addison Wesley Longman, Inc. 2005.
    • Alan W. Biermann Great Ideas in Computer Science, A Gentle Introduction,  2nd ed. The MIT Press 1997.
    • Stefano Ceri, Dino Mandrioli and Licia Sbattella  The Art and Craft of Computing, Addison Wesley Longman Ltd 1998.
    • Ulrich Rembold and Paul Levi  Einführung in die Informatik für Naturwissenschaftler und Ingenieuere,  3rd ed. Carl Hanser Verlag, 1999.

     



 

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