monday, 14 october 2019 9:00 a.m. to 11:00 a.m. room d.10 · c) introduction to computer simulation...
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We invite you to a welcome meeting on
Monday, 14 October 2019 9:00 a.m. to 11:00 a.m.
room D.10.08
You will get useful information and answers to probable questions.
Some useful hints
- Consider attending the classes as mandatory.
- Be on time.
- Check WUSEL (electronic class book) for times, rooms or classes.
- Fill in the forms before the first exams.
- Read the examination regulations which are in English on the web page.
- Note that you need 70 credits of completed modules as well as the
successful passing of all exams which can only be repeated a
restricted number of times before you can start the master thesis.
- Do not remove the facilities of the computer labs.
Modules
- CSim1: a) Block Course on Mathematical Foundations b) Lab course 1 c) Introduction to Computer Simulation - CS1: a) Modern Programming b) Virtualization 1 c) Introduction to High Performance Computing (HPC) - NM1: a) Numerical Analysis and Simulation I - CFM1: a) Computational Fluid Dynamics b) Smooth Particle Hydrodynamics (summer semester) or b) Multiphase Flows (summer semester)
Specializations:
Start in 2nd semester
(exception CFM)
More info at the end of 1st semester
Exams: Module examinations: CSim1 (written, can be repeated twice at the utmost,
registration for exam necessary, successful passing of the Block Course exam and 50 % exercises Introduction to Computer Simulation are required for admission to the exam)
CS1 (written) NM1 (written)
CFM1 (written) + summer semester
CSiS Timetable– 1st semester winter term 2019/20 Winter Term Period: 07.10.2019 – 31.01.2020
Last Update: 11.10.2019
Time Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday 8.00 - 9.00
Computational Fluid
Dynamics* W.11.18 Cubeddu
Start: 15.10.2019
9.00 - 10.00 Welcome Meeting
14.10.2019 Knechtli D.10.08
10.00 - 11.00
Introduction to Computer Simulation
F.13.15 Korzec
Start: 16.10.2019
Exercises Numerical Analysis and
Simulation for ODEs G.15.34
Bannenberg, Muniz Start: 25.10.2019
11.00 – 12.00 Exercises Introduction to
Computer Simulation F.13.15 Korzec
Start: 21.10.2019
12.00 – 13.00 Modern Programming
HS 15 Arndt
Start: 14.10.2019
Numerical Analysis and Simulation for ODEs
HS 8 Wandelt
Start: 22.10.2019
Exercises Modern Programming
G.16.15 Arndt
Start: 23.10.2019
13.00 – 14.00 Introduction to High Performance Computing
D.10.08 Krieg
Start: 18.10.2019
14.00 – 15.00
Virtualization 1
D.11.03 Harenberg
Start: 15.10.2019
Lab Course I F.13.15 Korzec
Start: 16.10.2019
15.00 – 16.00
16.00 – 17.00 Numerical Analysis and
Simulation for ODEs HS 8
Wandelt Start: 21.10.2019
Lab Course I
D.11.03 Korzec
Start: 16.10.2019
17.00 – 18.00
• Only for students with specialization „Computational Fluid Mechanics“
Computer accounts: Physics: Accounts distributed in Introduction to Computer Simulation
in the first lecture on Wednesday, 16 October 2019
Mathematics: Introduction How to Use the Computer Clusters within the Department of Mathematics and Informatics
Wednesday, 16 October 2019, Time: 12:15 p.m. – 1:45 p.m., room: G.16.15
Learning German Evening Courses at the Language Learning
Institute (Winter Term 2019/20)
Understanding the language and culture of your
surroundings is important in order to interact easily in
everyday life, make new friends and feel at home.
The German courses offered by the Language Learning
Institute (Sprachlehrinstitut) give you the opportunity to
discover a country, its people and their lives. Based on
selected topics and classroom activities, you will be
introduced to German language and culture and to various
facets of student life in Germany and Wuppertal in
particular. The course programme aims at developing
profound communication skills in German thereby focussing
on the four competences: listening comprehension,
reading, speaking and writing.
During the winter term 2019/20, the Language Learning
Institute offers German courses leading to levels A1, A2 or
B1 according to the Common European Framework.
They are designed for absolute beginners as well as
advanced learners of German who are interested in
enhancing their already acquired language proficiency.
Detailed explanations on the different levels can be found on
page 3. If you are unsure which course is the best for you,
please contact [email protected] or visit room
S.09.12 for a placement test.
Photo: Bergische Universität Wuppertal
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Learning German Evening Courses at the Language Learning
Institute (Winter Term 2019/20)
Date: 21st/22nd October 2019 – 29th/30th January 2020
Time: Sessions of three hours each will be held twice a
week in the evening hours (from 6 p.m.). You will find the
dates of the sessions on this website.
Participation: The course is designed for students
(including guest students) enrolled at the University of
Wuppertal as well as for guest scientists and PhD
students. Attendance of classes is compulsory once you
have joined the course.
Costs: The participation fee for the evening courses is
covered by the University of Wuppertal. A lump sum of
20.00 EUR per person for additional course materials will be
charged.
Registration: If you would like to participate in our German
course programme, please register by using the following
link.
You will be contacted after your successful registration.
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Learning German Evening Courses at the Language Learning
Institute (Winter Term 2019/20)
The following levels will be offered in the winter semester. The placement test
at the beginning of the course will assess your individual language level and
decide which course suits you best:
A1 Level: This language course is designed for students with very
little or no knowledge of the German language. It focuses on basic
vocabulary and grammar skills as well as speaking activities with the
help of small dialogues, games and role plays. Students will learn to use
basic expressions taken from a range of everyday topics, they will
understand short sentences and texts and will be able to cope with
simple everyday and professional situations such as introducing
themselves, making contact at university and work, visits and travels or
food, drink and shopping.
A2 Level: This language course is aimed at students who have
already mastered level A1 in German. It focuses on consolidating and
extending your basic vocabulary and grammar and enhance your
language competencies. On the basis of a wide range of speaking
activities, reading material and listening and writing exercises you will
develop all four language skills and gain confidence in the use of already
acquired language patterns. Among other things, topics such as
qualifications, jobs and experience, the German job market, free time
and interests, housing and living as well as cultural issues will be
covered.
B1 Level: This language course is intended for students who have
successfully acquired elementary language skills in German at A2 level.
It focuses on topics essential for living and studying in Germany and
aims at increasing your confidence in language use at a more advanced
level. After the course you will be able to deal with most situations
typically encountered in the context of everyday life, work and study
when clear standard language is used and the focus is on familiar
issues. The course includes topics such as professional life, working in
teams, media, advertising and marketing, learning for life, societal and
cultural issues, making presentations.
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Information and advice: Prof. Dr. Francesco Knechtli
Coordinator Room: D.10.24 Phone: (0202) 439-2630 e-mail: [email protected]
Susanne vom Brocke Secretary Room: F.10.05 Phone: (0202) 439-2594 e-mail: [email protected]
http://www.csis.uni-wuppertal.de/
Administrative Issues:
Mrs. Heike Pfeifer International Office Room: O.06.13 Phone: (0202) 439-3836 e-mail: [email protected]
