Nerd101
Schedule
indicates, that the talk will be live streamed.
| Topic | Speaker | Prior knowledge | Language | Time | Room |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Git-Tutorial | Armin Wolf | have seen a console before | German, English on request | 11:00 | E009 |
| LaTeX | Antonia Obersteiner | none | German, English on request | 12:00 | E009 |
| First steps in game development | Emmanuel | none | German, English on request | 11:00 | E010 |
| Working in computer science | DGB/Ver.di | none | German only | 13:00 | E009 |
| Regular Expressions | Eric Wolf | none | German, English on request | 13:00 | E010 |
| Open Source Licenses | Eric Wolf | none | German, English on request | 14:00 | E009 |
| Introduction to web development | Jannik Menzel | none | German, English on request | 14:00 | E010 |
| Game show - Digitalization & Sustainability | Nils Haß | none | German only | 15:00 | E009 |
| Nextbike – Api usage and advanced support | S60W79 | none | German only | 15:00 | E010 |
Descriptions
Git-Tutorial
program3_new.py or program3_temp_final.py? And which version was the one with the bugfix again? As a computer science student, you are bound to ask yourself these and similar questions sooner or later. Unless you use Git!
A laptop is recommended (allows you to try things out directly)
LaTeX
LaTeX is like Word, only better. Whether you use it for scientific papers in your studies or for much wackier things: You'll need it.
Laptops recommended (otherwise no hands-on testing)
First steps in game development
A brief introduction on how to make games: tools, artstyles, gamejams, setting expectations and case studies
Working in computer science
What should you bear in mind if you work in the IT industry, and what rights do you have?
Regular Expressions
Have you always wanted to learn magic spells that allow you to search text quickly and flexibly? If so, attend this talk to learn more about one of the most illegible languages in computer science.
Laptops optional, trying out with a smartphone is also possible
Open Source Licenses
Open source is used by everyone these days, but even such software needs licenses. Whether MIT, Apache 2 or GPL 3, there are licenses for open source with many different conditions and variations. In this presentation, you will find out exactly what they mean and what you need to bear in mind.
Introduction to web development
Introduction to HTML, CSS, and JavaScript, plus an overview of common tools and frameworks, practical tips, and a mini web hackathon to wrap things up.
Laptops recommended (otherwise no hands-on testing)
Game show - Digitalization & Sustainability
Life as a computer scientist is tough! There are far too many acronyms and technical terms, and new hardware and software every year. You never stop learning, and on top of that, you have to make sure that data centers and electronic waste don't destroy the planet. In this game show, we'll prepare you (at least a little) for this life. Test your knowledge and compete against your new fellow students in teams. You can expect tricky questions and games, as well as a prize for the best team.
Nextbike – Api usage and advanced support
How can you make good use of a proprietary API, and what do you need to take into consideration?