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Schedule

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Topic Speaker Prior knowledge Language Time Room
Git-Tutorial Armin Wolf have seen a console before German, English on request 09:00 E009
Nextbike – Api usage and advanced support S60W79 none German only 09:00 E010
Open Source Development Eric Wolf none German, English on request 10:00 E009
Coffee 101 Ascii none German and english all day E016
🚨 CANCELED - Introduction to web development Jannik Menzel none German, English on request 12:00 E009
Regular Expressions Eric Wolf none German, English on request 13:00 E009
PC Hardware Armin Wolf none German, English on request 13:00 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!

Notice A laptop is recommended (allows you to try things out directly)

Nextbike – Api usage and advanced support

How to use the yellow bikes in Dresden (for free)? And how does it work behind the scenes? Tipps & tricks for student micromobility

Notice If possible register on nextbike before. You find an manual on the stura websites.

Open Source Development

Notepad++, LibreOffice, Firefox, ... the list of open-source programs we use every day is long. What they all have in common is that their source code is accessible to everyone. In this presentation, you’ll learn why this is important and how you can get involved in their development.

Coffee 101

Caffeine is the fuel of Computer scientists. Keeping you awake to finish project last second. Learn several kinds of coffee cooking, taste and test sorts.

🚨 CANCELED - 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.

Notice Canceled due to illness of the speaker

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.

Notice Laptops optional, trying out with a smartphone is also possible

PC Hardware

Notepad++, LibreOffice, Firefox, ... the list of open-source programs we use every day is long. What they all have in common is that their source code is accessible to everyone. In this presentation, you’ll learn why this is important and how you can get involved in their development.