The Chair of Computer Architecture hosts various courses on High Performance Computing, Computer Architecture and Mathematical Biology.

Generating knowledge from large amounts of data and answering important questions in biology and medicine increasingly requires mathematical models. In the lectures "Introduction to Mathematical Biology I and II" and an accompanying seminar, we offer a solid introduction to the modeling of biological systems using stochastic, discrete and continuum models, as well as their analysis, numerical simulation and interdisciplinary application.

The chair for computer architecture and the Center for Information Services and High Performance Computing (ZIH) are always looking for motivated students who want to apply their knowledge on real life tasks.

Learn more about the research focus of the ZIH, as for example scalable software tools for application optimization on HPC systems or data intense computing and data life cycle.

The Chair of Computer Architecture offers various courses, starting with basics in Computer Architecture II, but also specialized courses on High Performance Computing and Mathematical Biology, as, for example, "Effiziente parallele Algorithmen", "Performance Analysis of Computing Systems" or the Seminar "Mathematical Biology".

The lecture series "Digitization and Data Analytics: Architectures, Methods, and Consequences" provides an overview and special knowledge about current approaches for the analysis of large amounts of data (Big Data). This comprises specific computer architectures and data processing in the high-performance computing (HPC) environment as well as various data analytics approaches and their use in the HPC environment. Furthermore, data analytics frameworks will be introduced, basics of statistical analysis and machine learning methods will be presented, and selected applications will be discussed.