Winter 2025/26

Ilias Kurs zur Vorlesung und Übung ASE WiSe 25/26, S. Becker, N. Meißner, M. Schäfer

Advanced seminar on Artificial Intelligence planning for intelligent systems

This seminar investigates the challenging task of translating figurative language, e.g. metaphors, idioms, etc., from an interdisciplinary perspective: we bring together studies from the cognitive sciences ((corpus-based) translation studies) and from computational linguistics (machine translation) to discuss both theoretical and applied questions and research.

Prof. B. Mitschang, M. Behringer, J. Schneider, N. Ratnamaheson – Lecture, Exercises and Assignments, Winter Term 2025/2026

<strong>Holger Schwarz, Peter Reimann, Julius Voggesberger</strong>, Vorlesung und Übung, Wintersemester 2025/2026

This ILIAS entry for the course covers both lectures and practical sessions.

The formalization and automation of development is key for mastering complex software and systems. Domain-specific modeling, related methods and tools enable efficient model-based development and analysis.

Mon 15:45- 17:15 Universität 38 - V 38.03 (UN38EGV 38.03) Tue 09:45 - 11:15 PWR 07 - V 7.04 (PF07EGV 7.04)

Die erste Vorlesung beginnt am Donnerstag, 16.10.2025 um 11:30 im Hörsaal V38.01.

Prof. Dr. Ralf Küsters. Montags & Dienstags 15:45–17:15 in V38.04. Erste Vorlesung am 13. Oktober 2025.

<b>PD Dr.-Ing. Christian Senger</b>: Vorlesung und Übung; <b>Laura Steiner und Tutorinnen/Tutoren</b>: Programmierpraktikum

Prof Dr Frederik Witt | Di 08:00 bis 13:00 Uhr in 8.339 PWR 57

<b>Dr.-Ing. Alexander Knaub</b>, on-site lectures, digital course material, and interactive Q&A sessions offered. Former "Embedded Systems for Electrical Engineers".

Seminar

Dr. Daniel Rausch. Thursday 15:45-17:15 in V38.03 & Friday 11:30-13:00 in V31.01. First lecture on October 16th.

Passagiere und Behörden erwarten einen garantierten Sicherheitslevel von Flugzeugen. Um die Sicherheit komplexer technischer Systeme unter Benutzung von Elektronik zu garantieren, bedarf es geeigneter Methoden.

Lecture "Network Security", Dr. Sebastian Kiesel, Winter Term 2025/26, Mondays 14:00 - 15:30, Pfaffenwalding 9, hall V09.41

Prof. Dr. Bernard Haasdonk; Vorlesung und Übungen für B.Sc Mathematik und SimTech im WS 25/26

Numerical Machining Simulation. Tim Reeber; Pulkit Rana; Jan Wolf; Lecture en bloque; Start: 9.02.2026 Here you find the course materials. All material is copyrighted, only for private use. The course is for students who are specializing in the specialization subject "machine tools and production systems"

The Web is over 30 years old and it has evolved substantially from the initial proposal of 1989.

Dr. Jonas Fritzsch

Dr. Matthias Heizmann, Dr. Jonas Fritzsch

Kuhn/Jenkins; Montag 17:30-19:00 Raum V 5.02 (Vaih, Pfaffenwaldring 5 b, EG) -- Tutorium: Julian Wagner, Mittwoch 14:00–15:30, Stadtmitte, Herdweg 51 - M 51.02

5. Semester BSc MSV, Pado + Palomares. Mo 14-17 und Di 14-15:30 (U32.138). Erstes Treffen: Di 14.10., kein Treffen am 13.10.

Seminar (von der Malsburg & Pado). Tuesdays 9:45-11:15 in U32.135 (Campus Vaihingen).

We will learn how radar systems provide spatio-dynamic perception for robotics and automated driving.

Lecture on Software Architecture + Practical Lab work. Dozents: Floriment Klinaku, Prof. S. Becker

Dr. Matthias Heizmann, Lucas Haug

This course requires prior sufficient knowledge of signal processing as well as acoustic phonetics e.g. from my Specch Signal Processing and .. courses before this semester. Hence Octave/Matlab and shell mastery. Don't participate unless you are ready to spend at least 2 hours lectures + 4.5 hours per week.

Understading Speech Signal Processing and Microphone Array Processing requires successfully trained mathematical skills. We use Octave/MATLAB as standard tools, so acquire a working knowledge. Reactivate your shell mastery and don't even think about using whitespace or other than [a-Z0-9+-_.] in file or directory names. I expect intense preparation and repetition of the lectures as well as immediate clarifying questions during the lectures as well as the readiness to work out an individual project. Don't participate unless you are ready to spend at least 4 hours lectures + 9 hours per week.

Please register in the ILIAS course "Grammar Formalisms / Grammar Engineering" (WS 25/26). This ILIAS course page will not be used.

Kuhn, Tue 17:30 (lectures), Wed 14:00 (labs)

Prof. Remco Leine, Institut für Nichtlineare Mechanik