Past Semesters

Here you can find an overview of courses offered by our institute in past semesters

Course Overview (only in German for summer semester 2020 and prior)

Lecture: Lineare Algebra 2 (Winter 2025/26)

The course "Linear Algebra 2" is for Bachelor's students of programs in Mathematics as well as Mathematics in Finance and Industry. The course will be held in the winter term 2025/26 by Prof. Dr. Sebastian Stiller and Sabrina Ammann in German language.

Lecture: Outstanding Mathematical Proofs (Winter 2025/26)

The course "Outstanding Mathematical Proofs" is for Master's students of programs in Mathematics as well as Mathematics in Finance and Industry. The course will be held in the winter term 2025/26 by Prof. Dr. Sebastian Stiller in German language.

Lecture: Introduction to Mathematical Optimization (Nonlinear Optimization) (Winter 2025/26)

The lecture "Introduction to Mathematical Optimization" (Nonlinear Optimization) is for Bachelor's students of programs in Physics, Mathematics as well as Mathematics in Finance and Industry (credit points: 10, credit hours: 4+2). The course will be held in the winter term 2025/26 by Prof. Dr. Christian Kirches in German language.

Lecture: Algorithmic Game Theory (Winter 2025/26)

The course "Algorithmic Game Theory" is for Master's students of programs in Mathematics as well as Mathematics in Finance and Industry (credit points: 5, credit hours: 2+1). The course will be held in the winter term 2025/26 by Prof. Dr. Sebastian Stiller in German language.

Computerlab: Advanced Computerlab Optimization (Winter 2025/26)

The course "Advanced Computerlab Optimization" is for Bachelor's and Master's students of programs in Data Science, Mathematics as well as Mathematics in Finance and Industry (credit points: 5, credit hours: 2+4). The course will be held in the winter term 2025/26 by Prof. Dr. Maximilian Merkert and Eva Ley. Coding supervision takes place in German or English language depending on the student's preference.

Seminar: Bachelor/Master Seminar Optimization (Winter 2025/26)

The courses "Bachelor Seminar Optimization" and "Master Seminar Optimization" on the topic of mathematical optimization (discrete and/or continuous) are for students of the programs in Data Science, Mathematics as well as Mathematics in Finance and Industry (credit points: 4, credit hours: 2). The courses are offered in the winter term 2025/26 by Prof. Dr. Christian Kirches, Prof. Dr. Maximilian Merkert and Prof. Dr. Sebastian Stiller. Presentations can be held in English or German language.

Lecture: Ramp up Course Mathematics (Winter 2025/26)

The lecture "Ramp up Course Mathematics" is for Master's students of program in Data Science (credit points: 10, credit hours: 4+2). The course will be held in the winter term 2025/26 by Prof. Dr. Christian Kirches, Prof. Dr. Sebastian Stiller, and others in English language.

Lecture: Lineare Algebra 1 (Summer 2025)

The course "Linear Algebra 1" is for Bachelor's students of programs in Mathematics as well as Mathematics in Finance and Industry. The course will be held in the summer term 2025 by Prof. Dr. Sebastian Stiller and Sabrina Ammann in German language.

Lecture: Linear and Combinatorial Optimization (Summer 2025)

The course "Linear and Combinatorial Optimization" is for Bachelor's students of programs in Mathematics as well as Mathematics in Finance and Industry (credit points: 10, credit hours: 4+2). The course will be held in the summer term 2025 by Prof. Dr. Maximilian Merkert and Eva Ley in German language.

Lecture: Dynamic Optimization (Summer 2025)

The course "Dynamic Optimization" is for Master's students of programs in Data Science, Mathematics as well as Mathematics in Finance and Industry (credit points: 10, credit hours: 4+2). The course will be held in the summer term 2025 by Dr.-Ing. Armin Nurkanović and Dr. Dominik H. Cebulla in English language.

Lecture: Algorithms and Complexity for Quantum Computers (Summer 2025)

The lecture "Algorithms and Complexity for Quantum Computers" is for Bachelor's and Master's students of programs in Data Science, Mathematics as well as Mathematics in Finance and Industry (credit points: 5, credit hours: 2+1). The course will be held in the summer term 2025 by Prof. Dr. Sebastian Stiller in English language.

Lecture: Ramp up Course Mathematics (Summer 2025)

The lecture "Ramp up Course Mathematics" is for Master's students of program in Data Science (credit points: 10, credit hours: 4+2). The course will be held in the summer term 2024 by Prof. Dr. Christian Kirches, Prof. Dr. Sebastian Stiller, and others in English language.

Computerlab: Computerlab Optimization (Bachelor) (Summer 2025)

The course "Computerlab Optimization (Bachelor)" is for Bachelor's students of programs in Mathematics as well as Mathematics in Finance and Industry (credit points: 5, credit hours: 2+4). The course will be held in the summer term 2025 by Dr.-Ing. Armin Nurkanović and Dr.-Ing. Florian Bürgel in German language.

Seminar: Bachelor/Master Seminar Optimization (Summer 2025)

The courses "Bachelor Seminar Optimization" and "Master Seminar Optimization" on the topic of mathematical optimization (discrete and/or continuous) are for students of the programs in Data Science, Mathematics as well as Mathematics in Finance and Industry (credit points: 4, credit hours: 2). The courses are offered in the summer term 2025 by Prof. Dr. Maximilian Merkert, and Prof. Dr. Sebastian Stiller. Presentations can be held in English or German language.

Lecture: Introduction to Mathematical Optimization (Nonlinear Optimization) (Winter 2024/25)

The lecture "Introduction to Mathematical Optimization" (Nonlinear Optimization) is for Bachelor's students of programs in Physics, Mathematics as well as Mathematics in Finance and Industry (credit points: 10, credit hours: 4+2). The course will be held in the winter term 2024/25 by Prof. Dr. Christian Kirches and Dr.-Ing. Florian Bürgel in German language.

Teaching in winter semester 2016/17 and prior

(overview only in German)

Winter 2016/17:

  • Lineare und Kombinatorische Optimierung (Dr. Joormann, C. Hansknecht)
  • Computerorientierte Mathematik 1 (Dr. Joormann, C. Hansknecht)
  • Algorithmische Spieltheorie (Prof. Stiller)
  • Oberseminar des Instituts für Mathematische Optimierung (Prof. Stiller)

Sommer 2016:

  • Lineare und Kombinatorische Optimierung (Prof. Stiller)
  • Ganzzahlige Programmierung und Polyedertheorie (Prof. Stiller)
  • Einführung in die Mathematische Optimierung (Prof. Stiller, Dr. Groß)
  • Computerorientierte Mathematik 2 (Prof. Stiller, Dr. Groß)
  • Computerpraktikum Optimierung für Anfänger (Prof. Stiller, A. Richter)
  • Computerpraktikum Optimierung für Fortgeschrittene (Prof. Stiller, C. Hansknecht)
  • Oberseminar des Instituts für Mathematische Optimierung (Prof. Stiller)

Winter 2015/16:

  • Einführung in die Mathematische Optimierung (Dr. Kirches)
  • Computerorientierte Mathematik 2 (Dr. Kirches)
  • Diskrete Optimierung (Prof. Stiller)
  • Algorithmische Spieltheorie (Prof. Stiller)
  • Wissenschaftliche Textverarbeitung in LaTeX (Prof. Stiller, A. Richter)
  • Seminar Kombinatorische Optimierung (Prof. Stiller)
  • Computerpraktikum Optimierung für Fortgeschrittene (Prof. Stiller, C. Hansknecht)

Sommer 2015:

  • Lineare und Kombinatorische Optimierung (Dr. Kirches)
  • Computerpraktikum Optimierung für Anfänger (Dr. Kirches)
  • Wissenschaftliche Textverarbeitung in LaTeX (Dr. Rieger)