Registration for tutorials in winter semester 2025/26
Computer-aided registration for tutorials
of the lectures for the degree programs
"Computer Science"
and
"Business Informatics"
in winter semester 2025/26.
Registration was open from
Tuesday, October 28th, 2025, 6.00 p.m.
until
Friday, October 31st, 2025, 10.00 a.m.
Missed the registration?
If you have missed the deadline for registration or would like to attend another tutorial for an important reason, please contact the person responsible for the respective course (see list below) to register for a tutorial at a later date:
1. Semester:
Grundbegriffe der Informatik: Please go to any tutorial and speak to the tutor before it starts. You will then be assigned a tutorial.
Programmieren: programmieren-vorlesung @ cs.kit.edu
Eine Einführung zum Informatikstudium (eezi) für Informatiker: eezi @ informatik.kit.edu
Eine Einführung zum Informatikstudium (eezi) für Wirtschaftsinformatiker: eezi @ informatik.kit.edu
Lineare Algebra I für Informatiker: Herr Kupper, philippe.kupper @ kit.edu
Lineare Algebra I für Mathematiker: Herr Dott, tobias.dott @ kit.edu
Höhere Mathematik I für Informatiker: Herr Heister, henning.heister @ kit.edu
Analysis I: Herr Nutt, richard.nutt @ kit.edu
3. Semester:
Theoretische Grundlagen der Informatik: (*)
Rechnerorganisation: Herr Lehmann, roman.lehmann @ kit.edu
(*) Contact the respective organizer.
All tutorials (except for "Theoretische Grundlagen der Informatik"): https://s.kit.edu/infotut
You can find the links to register for the tutorials of the lectures listed below on the page https://s.kit.edu/infotut
Instructions and tutorial dates: Leaflet tutorial schedule winter 2025/26
Brief description
Here you can register for web-based tutorials. While the entry is activated, you rate all tutorials according to how well you like the date and/or tutor. The actual allocation only takes place after the registration days, again computer-aided. This procedure ensures that every student has the same chance of being assigned to a tutorial.
Learning groups
You can form a separate study group with up to four other fellow students for each tutorial you wish to attend. This learning group will be assigned to a tutorial together. The group founder assigns grades and receives a learning group URL when saving. He gives this to the other LG members. They can use it to join the group. Only the group founder can make changes to the assessments. It is only possible to leave the learning group if you log out of this tutorial completely (you then have to log in again and assign your own assessments). If the founder of the learning group logs out, another group member becomes the founder.