It's a lecture and nobody is listening. Oldenburg professors have come up with a solution. Since the winter semester, they have been using "audience response systems". Students simply call them "clickers". The devices are familiar from quiz shows.
University bids farewell to Computing Science graduates
114 computer science students have graduated from the University of Oldenburg this academic year. 42 diploma students, 49 Bachelor's and 13 Master's graduates as well as 10 doctoral candidates received their certificates last Friday at a ceremony organised by the Department of Computing Science.
SFB extended: Another ten million for research into safety-critical systems
Great success for Oldenburg's Computing Science: The German Research Foundation (DFG) is extending the Collaborative Research Centre (Transregio) "Automatic Verification and Analysis of Complex Systems" (AVACS), which was established eight years ago.
18 years, 50 volumes: in November, the "Joint Science Conference" of the federal and state governments (GWK) approved the project for a complete edition of the philosopher Karl Jaspers. A highlight in the study of the Oldenburg-born thinker.
DFG funds Computing Science Research Training Group on "System Correctness under Adverse Circumstances": How can a transport vehicle drive autonomously without colliding with other vehicles? What secures access to computer information?
