Teaching

As Lecturer

Programming I (german): This lecture introduces students to (object oriented) programming in Java. This includes control flow, inheritance, interfaces, recursion, input and output, exceptions, and testing.
Winter 23/24

Software Engineering I (german): This lecture leads students through the formal process of writing software. Included are UML-diagrams, project management, risk management, software architecture, etc.
Winter 23/24

Network algorithms (german): This lecture teaches students algorithms to find minimum spanning tree, shortest paths, maximum flows, and matchings in graph networks.
Summer 21, Summer 22, Summer 23

Software Development Lab (german): In this lab, students are split into groups and distributed to the institutes of the department of computer science. Their task is to develop a software as desired by the institutes.
Summer 23

As Assistant

Algorithms and Datastructures (german): This lecture teaches students in their first semester the basics of Algorithms and Datastructures, e.g., finding Eulerian tours, graph scans (Breadt/Depth First Search), Dynamic Datastructures (Lists, Trees,...), Runtime Complexity, Sorting Algorithms.
Winter 16/17, Winter 17/18, Winter 18/19, Winter 19/20, Winter 20/21, Winter 21/22, Winter 22/23

Algorithms and Datastructures 2 (german): This lecture teaches students advanced Algorithms and Datastructures such as Greedy Algorithms, Dynamic Programming, Branch and Bound, Approximation Algorithms, and Hashing. This course also features an introduction to computational complexity.
Summer 17, Summer 18, Summer 19, Summer 20

Team project: Solving the Traveling Salesman Problem (german): In this course, students are confronted with the NP-hard Traveling Salesman Problem (TSP). The main task is to use Integer Programming to solve instances and to implement different strategies to improve the runtime.
Winter 16/17, Summer 19

Seminar (bachlor/master, german): Students receive a scientific paper, have to create a survey about their topic and also give a presentation. Topics vary and may include routing, covering, or packing problems.
Winter 16/17, Summer 17, Winter 17/18, Summer 18, Winter 18/19, Summer 19, Winter 19/20, Summer 20, Winter 20/21, Summer 21, Winter 21/22, Summer 22, Winter 22/23, Summer 23
(to get to the master's course webpage change the URL to ".../sem-alg-ma/...")

As Supervisor