Teaching during winter term 96/97, summer term 97, winter term 97/98, summer term 98, winter term 98/99

1. Databases I (4+2+2) (Essentials of database and information systems technology) (4+2+2) for Computer Scientist's
2. Databases II (Modeling of database applications; specification of structures, processes and interfaces) (2+2+2) for Computer Scientist's
3. Databases III (Database programming, SQL standard, comparison of SQL dialects, open and embedded systems, dynamic interfaces, QBE, legacy systems) (2+2+2) for Computer Scientist's
4. Databases IV (Database and information systems theory) (2+2+2) for Computer Scientist's
5. Databases V (Transactions, protocols, distribution, internet databases, active databases, multimedia databases) (2+2+2) for Computer Scientist's
6. Information systems (Management information systems, decision support systems, information-retrieval-systems, knowledge-based systems, fuzzyness, multimedia data, CGI, script and PERL programming, statistical databases) (2+0+0) for Computer Scientist's
7. Information services (Development, storyboarding and screen design for information services, embedded internet database systems, internet programming, interaction) (2+0+0) for Computer Scientist's
8. Databases and information systems - a survey course (Database models, database languages, database programming, information-retrieval systems, decision-support systems, hypertext information systems, management information systems, distributed inforation systems, OLAP, data warehouses, internet database systems) (2+0+1) for teachers of secondary schools
9. Introduction to database technology (Database models, database programming, database design, database operating) (4+2+2) for continued education
10. Computer Science II (Software engineering, UML, modeling, large systems, database systems) (4+2+2) for Computer Scientist's
11. Introduction into Computer Science (Hardware, software, programming in C++, algorithms and data structures, application systems) (2+2+2) for environmental engineers
12. Artificial Intelligence (Introduction to artificial intelligence, nonclassical calculi, non-monotonic reasoning, planing, inductive reasoning, abduction, theorem proving) (2+2+0) for Computer Scientist's
13. Seminar on non-classical logics (Non-monotonic reasoning, intuitionistic logic, categorial logics, deduction, induction, abduction, deontic logics) (0+0+2) for Computer Scientist's
14. Seminar on internet services (Technology, realizability, acceptance, usability, feasibility) (0+0+2) for Engineers
15. Seminar of the Berlin-Brandenburg Graduate collegs "Distributed Information Systems"
16. Research seminar
    
    

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