The world is going crazy, but giving up is not an option. Organizing is. Join us in reimagining the power of education as a ...

Quantum Computing is the intersection of computer science, mathematics, and quantum physics which utilizes the phenomena of quantum mechanics to perform computations that classical computers cannot ...

The course gives an introduction to fluid mechanics i.e. the mathematical description of the motion of liquids and gases (fluids). The course gives a continuum description of fluids, which is based on ...

This course covers fundamental concepts in software testing and specific areas such as: testing through the life cycle of a software system, static testing techniques, test design techniques, test ...

This course provides an introduction to technologies for search and information retrieval on a large scale over text. You will receive a presentation of index structures, relevance and ranking of ...

The course introduces spatial analysis of geographic information using geographic information systems (GIS). Beginning with the fundamental concepts of GIS, such as geographic data types and spatial ...

This course is an introduction to relevant topics in informatics for students with a health background. It covers foundational aspects of informatics, such as programming, databases, networks, ...

This course provides a broad introduction to information security and cyber security, as a basis for understanding, assessing and applying various measures at a technical and organizational level that ...

Causal inference is the task of drawing conclusions from data about the effects of treatments and other type of interventions. In epidemiology and clinical research, as well as in many other fields, ...

The course provides a basic introduction to sociological studies of legal and illegal drug use. Readings emphasize classics such as Goffman, Becker, Collins, Bourdieu and Latour, and show how these ...

This course will introduce graduate students to diverse perspectives and recent approaches to international history, defined to include diplomatic history, transnational history, critical imperial ...

Unsustainable consumption patterns and the upwards spiraling resource use embedded in these are at the core of the world’s sustainability challenges. And while overconsumption has been on political ...