Graduate Courses in Computing Science, 2003-2005

Reiner Hähnle

Director of Graduate Studies

Updated on: October 20, 2004


General Information

As a rule, our graduate courses are open to all staff and students from both Chalmers and GU. The general prerequisite is a good foundation in Computing Science, such as can be acquired during an internationally accredited undergraduate degree in the subject. For more specific information, contact the teachers concerned.

On this page we offer 1-point intensive courses and regular graduate courses. They are described in separate sections below. When you plan your course requirements, don't forget that there are voluntary common interest courses offered by Chalmers and GU for all students (see below).

You can also arrange self-study courses with your supervisor and other teachers. Summer schools are normally eligible for credit as well. If in doubt, consult your supervisor or the Director of Grad Studies. Don't forget to check out the graduate courses offered by Interaction Design, the Department of Computer Engineering, the Department of Mathematics, and the Department of Mathematical Statistics.

Please consider as well to take one of the courses offered by the Centre for digital media and higher education for all PhD students.

To make attendance easier for the many students (and teachers) who have teaching, I try to schedule our courses in exam weeks as much as possible.

Here is the overview of the academic year.

What's New?

13-Sep-2004
Added info on Fang Chen's course
20-Jul-2004
Added link to web page of Sinz' lecture
26-May-2004
Added some planned courses for next year
17-May-2004
Fang's PhD course added
05-May-2004
Link to Graham's course added
29-Apr-2004
New intensive course by Stoughton
24-Feb-2004
New Reading Course on Algebra of Programing
04-Feb-2004
New intensive course by Kemp et al.
09-JAN-2004
New Reading Course on Types and Programming Languages
27-OCT-2003
Changes to Peter Damaschke's course; Peter offers now a PhD version of his regular undegrad course on Machine Learning.
24-OCT-2003
Link to Lars's course added.
02-OCT-2003
Link to Sibylle's course added.
08-SEP-2003
Link to Martin's course added.
13-AUG-2003
Link to Devdatt's course added.
11-AUG-2003
Web page published, more courses to come soon (hopefully).
22-May-2003
Web page created.

Intensive Courses

Teacher Week Start Date Course Title
Martin Giese 39 22-Sep-03 Introduction to Aspect Oriented Programming
Sibylle Schupp 42 13-Oct-03 The Standard Template Library and Beyond
Graham Kemp 22 24-May-04 The Functional Approach to Data Management
Allen Stoughton 23/24 1-Jun-04 Concurrent ML
2004/2005
Carsten Sinz 40 27-Sep-04 Advanced Topics in SAT-Solving
Fang Chen et al. 43 18-Oct-04 Interaction Design
Philippas Tsigas 44 25-Oct-04 Concurrent Data Structures
Grégoire Hamon TBA TBA TBA
Todd Veldhuizen TBA TBA TBA
Peter Dybjer TBA TBA The logic of functional programs
TBA 51 13-Dec-04 TBA -- This is an exam week
TBA 11 14-Mar-05 TBA -- This is an exam week
TBA 13 29-Mar-05 TBA -- This is an exam week
TBA 21 23-May-05 TBA -- This is an exam week

Regular Graduate Courses

Teacher Period Credits Course Title
Peter Damaschke 3 5 Machine Learning
Devdatt Dubhashi w36-39 & 44-48 5 Concentration of Measure for Analysis of Algorithms
Lars Hallnäs 3-4 5 Form and Interaction
Marcin Benke 4 5 Types and Programming Languages
Patrik Jansson 4 5 Algebra of Programming
2004/2005
Fang Chen et al. 1-2 5 Human-system Interaction Research Methodology
Reiner Hähnle 2 TBA Automated Theorem Proving
Andrei Sabelfeld 4 TBA Language-based security

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Reiner Hähnle 2004-10-20