SEMINAR: Computational Geometry and Geometric Computing - Summer Term 2010

Overview:

Geometric computing refers to computation with geometric objects ...

We discuss recent work on that exciting and challenging field.

Basics and Dates:

Slides of Kickoff-Meeting [PDF]
Time: Thursdays, 16-18 (we may have some meetings on Fridays, 12-14)
Room: Building E1 3 - SR015
Lecturers: Eric Berberich, Ben Galehouse, and Michael Sagraloff

Now online: Assignment and schedule

First seminar: April 29
No seminar: May 13 (Christi Himmelfahrt), June 03 (Fronleichnam), June 17 (Supervisors@SoCG)
Last seminar: July 15

Information and Rules:

This is a 7-credit-point class.

This seminar is intended for graduate students and/or senior undergraduate students. In each meeting a student presents a self-contained topic by a talk that lasts about 75 minutes, followed by questions and discussions.

Grading rubric:

The final grade is determined by two ingredients:

75% Talk
25% Summary of topic (up to four pages)

Literature:

We will provide each participants with the basic references for the seminar topics (via email); for general literure see Slides of Kickoff-Meeting [PDF]. See also the CGGC Lecture from last semester.

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