Practical Computer Science I

CS 302 | German | HWS 2025/26


News

  • 2025-09-01: Updated information on tutorials and teaching assistants
  • 2025-08-27: Updated Information for HWS 2026

Please note that during the first week of lectures (CW 36) there will be an introductory lecture on Monday (September 1, 15:30).


Content

The course language is German.

The aim of the course is to teach basic techniques that allow for given problems to develop solutions (in form of an algorithm) and to implement the algorithm as a program. Topics included in the lecture are

  • Development of algorithms
  • Oject-oriented programming (in Java)

No prior knowledge in programming is required.

Components of the Course

The course comprises

  • an inverted lecture with up to two Q&A-sessions per week:
    Thursdays 15:30–17:00 and, if required, Fridays 15:30–17:00
  • an exercise (Mondays 15:30–17:00)
  • a tutorial (Wednesdays)
  • multiple intermediate written exams
  • a final written exam (90 Minutes)

Attending the tutorials is not mandatory but highly recommended.

Lecture and Exercise

The lecture is offered as inverted lecture, with a weekly meeting on Thursdays for questions about the lecture material, while Fridays serve as backup slots. Lecture videos and slides will be made available on ILIAS. The exercise takes place on Mondays.

Room: B6, A 001
Time: 15:30 – 17:00

Exam

Written, 90-minute exam

  • First Exam: tbd
  • Resit: tbd

Exam Admission

There will be multiple intermediate exams during the semester. In order to participate in the final exam, you have to achieve a certain minimum amount of score points in these intermediate exams. Further information will be provided in the introductory lecture.

Note that your eligibility will be checked after exam registration. Students who do not meet the admission criteria will be de-registered. 

Schedule

The lecture takes place on Thursdays and Fridays, the exercise on Mondays in the same room at the same time.

Location: B6, A.0.01
Time: 15:30 – 17:00

Please note that during the first week of lectures (CW 36) there will also be a lecture on Monday.

 Monday    Wednesday Thursday     FridayContent
CW 36Intro// nothingQuestionsQuestions (optional)Chapter 01
CW 37ExerciseTutorialsQuestionsQuestions (optional)Chapter 02
CW 38ExerciseTutorialsQuestionsQuestions (optional)Chapter 03
CW 39ExerciseTutorialsQuestionsQuestions (optional)Chapter 04
CW 40ExerciseTutorialsQuestionsQuestions (optional)Chapter 05
CW 41ExerciseTutorialsQuestionsQuestions (optional)Chapter 06a
CW 42ExerciseTutorialsQuestionsQuestions (optional)Chapter 06b
CW 43ExerciseTutorialsQuestionsQuestions (optional)Chapter 07
CW 44ExerciseTutorialsQuestionsQuestions (optional)Chapter 08a
CW 45ExerciseTutorialsQuestionsQuestions (optional)Chapter 08b
CW 46ExerciseTutorialsQuestionsQuestions (optional)Chapter 09a
CW 47ExerciseTutorialsQuestionsQuestions (optional)Chapter 09b
CW 48ExerciseTutorialsQuestionsQuestions (optional)Chapter 10
CW 49ExerciseTutorialsQuestionsQuestions (optional)Chapter 11

Tentative schedule (last updated on: 2025-08-27)

Tutorials

All tutorials start in the second week of the lecture period (i.e. CW 37) and take place on Wednesdays.
All groups are offered on-site. The exact times, type, rooms, and tutors can be found in the following table:

GroupBlockBeginEndTypeRoomTutor
1B108:3010:00On-siteB6, A305Luis Abeler
2B312:0013:30On-siteB6, A203Dennis Wilm
3B413:4515:15On-siteB6, A203Liam Kuhnert
4B515:3017:00On-siteB6, A104Mark Schneider
5B515:3017:00On-siteA5, C015Marcel Mildenberger

Last updated on: 2025-09-01