Seminars at Ulm University
Most German Universities offer seminars, and usually each students need to choose around two or three of them to graduate. Seminars consist of only a very few talks delivered by the organizers. In them, foundations of scientific writing are explained:
- What kinds of publications exist?
- How to do literature research?
- How to write (good) scientific papers?
- How to give a (good) scientific talk? (With good slides.)
- How to write a review?
The students vote for a specific topic of their choice (offered by the organizers, according to the seminar topic) and then have to read and understand a small number of scientific papers according to their picked topic. Until the end of the seminar they have to write a seminar paper which summarizes their assigned papers thus practicing writing a scientific work. Students review each others work, on which basis they also improve them. In a final event they present their works to each other via presentations.
Introductory Seminars Organized
In the seminar I organized I also supervised between one and three students.
- Artificial Intelligence (SS 19) -- this seminar was organized by me
Seminars Supported
In the seminars I supported I supervised between one and three students.
Introductory Seminars
- Artificial Intelligence (Summer Term 18)
- Artificial Intelligence (Winter Term 17/18)
- Artificial Intelligence (Summer Term 17)
- Artificial Intelligence (Summer Term 16)
- Artificial Intelligence (Winter Term 15/16)
- Artificial Intelligence (Summer Term 15)
- Artificial Intelligence (Summer Term 13)
- Artificial Intelligence (Summer Term 12)
Seminars
- Advances in Artificial Intelligence (Winter Term 17/18)
- Advances in Artificial Intelligence (Summer Term 17)
- Artificial Companions (Summer Term 16)
- Advances in Artificial Intelligence (Winter Term 13/14)
- Advances in Artificial Intelligence (Winter Term 12/13)
- Advances in Artificial Intelligence (Summer Term 12)