FSR Informatik wishes everyone a good start to the Christmas season 2024! The Advent of Code has existed since 2015. This is an event in December that focuses on solving small to large programming puzzles.
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Kick off the new semester by creating your own video game! Did you dream of creating your own video game since holding a Game Boy in your hand for the first time?
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This semester, the Data Science Club will again take place regularly on Tuesdays at 17:00 in R116. This time we also want to include machine learning tutorials in our programme, perhaps to reach people who have little experience with data science.
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It’s time for you to represent the Computer Science department in an epic dodgeball tournament! On June 8th in the gym at Justus-von-Liebig Weg 3, we will be playing against teams from the Biology, Chemistry, Electrical Engineering, Mathematics and Physics departments.
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Make a game during the project week This year too we want to give you the chance to program an application during the project week, but this year you should come up with a video game.
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Are you still looking for a student job, a topic for a student project or have you always wanted to know what happens in the working groups?
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The FSR-Informatik is looking for a new mascot and you can help us find it! If we decide in favour of your mascot design, you could even win a prize.
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You may join our FischbrötJAM Discord and you can have a look at the JamPage on itch.io here. Create your own video game in 24 hours!
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What? Who? Why? When? Where? Further information and registration What? A programming competition where you develop a solution to approximately 12 problems in 5 hours, submit it online to a scoring system and receive instant feedback on whether the solution was correct.
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On January 4, we’re planning a New Year’s barbecue with the other FSRs of the MNF and the IEF for you.
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FSR Informatik wishes everyone a good start to the Christmas season 2023! The Advent of Code has existed since 2015. This is an event in December that focuses on solving small to large programming puzzles.
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It may be hard to believe, but it’s really true: T1 is coming to Germany! And as if that wasn’t enough, G2 is also taking part in this event!
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Have you ever wondered what professors actually do after lectures? Or have you always wanted to know what they research?
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Just in time for the start of the semester we want to get to know Rostock’s nightlife with you! We are planning a pub crawl on 26.
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We talked to you at the summer party and heard your wish for Flunkyball. So let’s get together during the exam period for a change from continuous learning and fulfil your wish!
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On Monday, 10 July from 6 pm, the company evening will take place in the atrium of the Konrad Zuse House.
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On 06.07. the summer party of the student representatives of Electrical Engineering, Computer Science and Physics will take place. The party will take place on the green areas in Albert-Einstein-Straße 22 to 26 - starting at 4 pm.
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24 hours of coding, chaos and pizza: Are you up to the challenge of developing an app with your team at the AppDay?
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What? Who? Why? When? Where? More info & registration What? A programming competition where you code a solution to about 12 problems in 5 hours, submit it online in a judge system, and get immediate feedback whether the solution was correct.
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Barbecue and play Kubb with fellow students. What could be better in this beautiful weather? Together with the physics and ET student councils, we are organizing a Kubb tournament for you on May 24.
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Do you want to create your own video games but are not sure where to start? Then the MV Game Jam is just the thing for you!
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Tips and introductory information Basic problem structure Every Competitive Problem basically has a similar structure. For every problem there will be a description, a sample input and sample output.
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Results Problems and solutions: GitHub Contest: Codeforces Standings: Codeforces Who? What? Why? When? Where? Who? Everyone who is a student in any semester in any course of study can participate in teams of 1 to 3 people.
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