Taster Lectures

Vorlesung

What are taster lectures?

Unlike classes at school, the subject matter at universities and colleges is mainly transferred by lectures.
These are lectures on specific topics and are attended by students for a period of one term. A taster lecture is recommended for gaining initial insights into a particular course of study.

The ZIB (Centre for Information and Consultancy) offers information if you have any further questions.

Recommended lectures for the Informatics programme:

Lectures in the winter term (October 1 - March 31)	Lectures in the summer term (April 1 - September 30)
Grundbegriffe der Informatik (Fundamental Terms in Informatics) Programmieren (Programming) Höhere Mathematik I (Analysis) für Informatiker (Advanced Mathematics I for Students of Informatics) Lineare Algebra und Analytische Geometrie I für Informatiker (Linear Algebra and Analytical Geometry I for Students of Informatics)	Algorithmen I (Algorithms I) Softwaretechnik I (Software Technology I) Rechnerorganisation (Computer Organisation) Höhere Mathematik II (Advanced Mathematics II) Lineare Algebra II (Linear Algebra II)
All lectures are held in German.

Recommended lectures for the Informatics Engineering and Management programme:

Lectures in the winter term (October 1 - March 31)	Lectures in the summer term (April 1 - September 30)
Rechnungswesen I (Financial and Management Accounting I) Grundzüge der Informationswirtschaft (Basic Information Engineering and Management) Volkswirtschaftslehre I (Economics I) Mathematik I (Mathematics I) Grundbegriffe der Informatik (Fundamental Terms in Informatics) BGB für Anfänger (Civil Law for Beginners)	Einführung in die Informationswirtschaft (Introduction to Information Engineering and Management) Statistik I (Statistics I) Einführung in das OR I (Introduction to OR I) Mathematik II (Mathematics II) Algorithmen I (Algorithms I) BGB für Fortgeschrittene (Advanced Civil Law)
All lectures are held in German.

Do I have to register in advance?

No. You can attend several introductory lectures as a temporary guest student, i.e. not for the complete term.
These events do not use attendance sheets.

What will I learn?

Taster lectures are not aimed at gaining a complete understanding of the respective subject matter. Rather, they are about recognising differences to school classes and seeing how the teaching of a specific subject matter is done at universities and colleges.

This way, school pupils and those pupils who have already achieved their entry qualifications can gain insights into the learning atmosphere at the Department of Informatics at the KIT.