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Computational Geometry

Semester	Winter 2013/2014 Winter 2015/2016 Winter 2014/2015 Winter 2012/2013
Module #	INF-ALG-18 , INF-ALG-18
Event #	INF-ALG-007, INF-ALG-008
Programmes	Diplom Informatik, Computer Science Master, Diplom Wirtschaftsinformatik, Business Information Systems Master
IBR Group	ALG (Prof. Fekete)
Type	Lecture & Exercise
Lecturer	Dr. Christiane Schmidt Ehemalige Wissenschaftliche Mitarbeiterin
Assistant	Dr. Christiane Schmidt Ehemalige Wissenschaftliche Mitarbeiterin
Credits	5
Hours	2+1
Time & Place	Monday, 15:00 - 16:30 , PK 3.3 Thursday, 16:45 - 19:0 , PK 3.2 small tutorial: Friday, 11:30 - 13:00, IZ 358, tutor: Thomas Mysliewitz. We will start class only at the beginning of December, but will then meet twice a week (so both dates, Mondays and Thursdays, have a look at the course overview below). This will give you an intensive and fun introduction into Computational Geometry. Content you'd generally expect to be presented in lectures/tutorials will be presented on both days (with the overall 2+1-ratio preserved).
Start	First Lecture: Monday, December 2 First small tutorial: Friday, December 13
Prerequisites	none
Language	English
Certificates	(Homework assignments during the semester, and)* an exam at the end. (*=Studienleistung)
Content	After the course, the participants know the basic models of geometric algorithms. They are able to identify algorithmic difficulites of geometric problems and are able to formulate adequate objectives. They can handle different solution techniques and are able to develop algorithmic methods for yet unknown problems. They survey the practical relevance of problems and solutions. We will speak English in class. Students are encouraged (but not required) to use English in exercises and exams as well. Topics: Geometric Problems and Data Structures The Art Gallery Problem Polygon Triangulation Triangulation of Point Sets Convex Hulls Voronoi Diagrams Localization
References	Mark de Berg, Marc van Kreveld, Mark Overmars and Otfried Schwarzkopf: Computational Geometry: Algorithms and Applications, Second. Edition, pages 367, Springer-Verlag, 2000 (deBerg2000, BibTeX) Joseph O'Rourke: Computational Geometry in C, Second Edition, Cambridge University Press. Rolf Klein: Algorithmische Geometrie, pages 1-355, examen.press, 1997 (Klein1997, BibTeX)