Visual Computing | Flow Visualization (FlowVis)

Semester Start

Zeit:

20.04.2020

The start of all lectures been officially postponed to the 20.04.2020 by the central decision of the federal government. The course will be given as a remote online course (with the option of changing back to a presence course if circumstances permit it).
Registration for the exercise is available in the LSF.

Oral exam

Zeit:

17th/24th July and 24th September

Ort:

G29-217

- in the office (G29-218) lists with time slots are available

Consultation

Zeit:

15th July 11 am

Ort:

https://ovgu.zoom.us/j/99760473856

If you have any questions regarding the exercises or the upcoming exams, you can ask them here.
However, you can always write an e-mail beforehand.

Flow Visualization (FlowVis)

Flow data appears in a variety of applications such as simulation and computation of flow around cars, planes and ships, atmospheric flow for weather forecast, studying flow in bottling / filling devices and dynamical systems.

There are different aims such as perceiving and understanding physical phenomena, modeling of flow processes, optimization in technical design and search for potential damage reasons.

Lecturer:

Prof. Dr.-Ing. Holger Theisel, Janos Zimmermann, M.Sc.

Dates:

Lecture: Monday, 15:00 - 17:00, G29-335
First lecture: April 20, 2020
H. Theisel will be online every Monday 16:30-17:00 to answer questions
about the class.

Exercises: Wednesday, 11:00 - 13:00, G29-335
First exercise: May 6, 2020

Classification:

WPF IF, M 1 - 2
WPF INGIF, M 1 - 2
WPF CV, M 1 - 2
WPF WIF, M 1 - 2
WPF DigiEngi, M 1 - 3
WPF DKEM, M 1 - 3
WPF INGIF, M 1 - 2

Completion:

Oral exam

Additional Information:

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Meeting informations:

H. Theisel will be online every Monday 16:30-17:00 to answer questions about the class.

https://zoom.us/j/98814666408

Password will be sent to LSF-registered students via email.

Lecture recordings:

(URZ login necessary)