Events

Scienc Camp MakeIT
Du zockst nicht nur gerne, sondern interessierst dich auch dafür, was dahintersteckt? Dann bist du im Science Camp MakeIT genau richtig! Im Science Camp MakeIT entwickelst du deine eigene Spielekonsole – und zwar von der Hardware bis zum fertigen Spiel. 
In einer Woche lernst du, wie Hardware und Software zusammenpassen, machst dir Gedanken über Inputmöglichkeiten und entwirfst dein ganz eigenes Spiel. Das Science Camp MakeIT richtet sich sowohl an Neueinsteiger als auch an Fortgeschrittene, denn hier ist für alle was dabei: Wer den Fokus lieber auf die Hardware legt, nutzt den Makey Makey, um eigene Inputmöglichkeiten zu erfinden und wer sich lieber aufs Coden konzentrieren möchte, nutzt einen Raspberry Pi Pico als Grundlage für die eigene Konsole.
 
Neben spannenden Inhalten aus der Informatik, lernt ihr bei der Gelegenheit auch den Campus und das „Studileben“ in Karlsruhe kennen. 
 
Das Science Camp MakeIT richtet sich an Schüler:innen ab Klasse 8. 

eezi - An introduction to studying computer science (T-INFO-109862)

The course "eezi" (pronounced "easy"), is an offered by the KIT Department of Informatics and is aimed at all first semester students of Informatics, Information Systems, Informatics Teacher Education and Computer Science.

The first eezi Lecture provides important information for studying at KIT, including:
∎ Career Paths and motivation for College with Professor Reussner 
∎ Academic Freedom and Structure
∎ Time Management and Daily Academic Life
∎ Tips and Tools for Planning Upcoming Semesters
∎ Generative AI in Uni
∎ eezi Introduction 
∎ Questions & Answers

∎ Study Partner: To navigate your studies  study apartners are important!  At the end of the lecture, you will have a chnance to meet others who are looking for someone to study with this semester.
-This part will only take place in the lecture hall

The Lecture is in German, but you can ask questions in English or German

https://kit-lecture.zoom-x.de/j/2583331259?pwd=8O39NE1BsEKLtlFdACjSBAE1ZfKOra.1&omn=64736617103
 

This International Student Roundtable will address important information for international students who are at the start of their studies in KIT Departments of Informatics and Mechanical Engineering. 

Vital information and tips to navigating your start at KIT will be discussed, including:
∎ Admitted, but not here yet
∎ Arrived, first Steps and How to Make the Most of Your Studies
∎ CAS, ILIAS and Wiwi-Portal
∎ How to sign-up for Tutorials  
∎ University resources
∎ Life in Karlsruhe and KIT and  building your social circle
∎ German language and cultural adjustment
∎ Learning Agreements (only for Exchange students)

At the end of the Workshop, you can  ask questions of the Mentoring Team, peers and ISS Adviser.

Exchange students as well as international students starting off their studies at the KIT Department of Informatics should attend this workshop.

The workshop will be held in english, but questions can be asked in english or german.

https://kit-lecture.zoom-x.de/j/2583331259?pwd=ngjcxmk6aWb7FfKP0xLBI40cw3p88m.1&omn=67347794189

GRADUATION DOCTORAL DEGREE
11:00 a.m. - Weinbrenner Hall
Moderation Dr. Christian Scharun

Program
    Film contribution     Welcome - Prof. Dr. Jan S. Hesthaven, President of KIT     Music by the University Dance Orchestra     Annual speech - Dr. Irina Timm and Dr. Martin Benfer     Lecture - Prof. Dr. Eske Willerslev, University of Copenhagen     Farewell - Prof. Dr. Jan S. Hesthaven, President of KIT     Musical finale     Group photo with "hat-tossing"  
GRADUATION BACHELOR/MASTER
2:00 pm - Brahms Hall and Weinbrenner Hall
Moderation Dr. Julia Hagel and Dr. Christian Scharun

Program
    Film contribution     Welcome - Prof. Dr. Jan S. Hesthaven, President of KIT     Annual speech - Lisa Ingelmann     Keynote speech - Dr. Amel Karboul, Founder & CEO The Education Outcomes Fund     Farewell - Prof. Dr. Jan S. Hesthaven, President of KIT     Musical finale - University dance orchestra     Group photo with "hat-tossing"