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Institute of Software Engineering and Compiler Construction > Teaching > Winter term 2011/2012
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Institute of Software Engineering and Compiler Construction

  • 1: Teaching.
    • 1.1: Winter term 2011/2012.
      • 1.1.1: Constraint programming.
      • 1.1.2: Embedded softwareengineering for automotive systems.
      • 1.1.3: Functional programming.
      • 1.1.4: Foundations of compiler construction.
      • 1.1.5: Management of Sotware Projects.
      • 1.1.6: Software engineering I.
      • 1.1.7: Algebraic structures in computer science.
      • 1.1.8: Formal specification languages and their semantics.
      • 1.1.9: Techniques of formal program development.
      • 1.1.10: Advanced techniques for typical applications in computer science.
      • 1.1.11: Logic-based programming languages.
      • 1.1.12: Constraint-Programming Practice.
      • 1.1.13: Software Construction.
      • 1.1.14: Experimental software engineering.
      • 1.1.15: Functional programming.
      • 1.1.16: Software Engineering in der Praxis.
    • 1.2: Summer term 2011.
    • 1.3: Regularly offered courses.
    • 1.4: Former courses.
    • 1.5: Topics for diploma theses, Master's theses and practical work.
  • 2: Research.
  • 3: Staff.
  • 4: Contact.

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Courses during the winter term 2011/2012

  • Catalog of the institute's courses

Lectures

  • Constraint programming
  • Embedded software engineering for automotive systems (external lecturer)
  • Functional programming
  • Foundations of compiler construction
  • Management of software projects (external lecturer)
  • Software engineering I

Seminars

  • Algebraic structures in computer science
  • Formal specification languages and their semantics
  • Techniques of formal program development

Proseminars

  • Advanced techniques for typical applications in computer science
  • Logic-based programming languages

Practical courses / projects

  • Application development based on modern principles of software engineering
  • Constraint programming
  • Experimental software engineering
  • Software construction (part 1)
 
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