Algorithms, Graphs and Geometry

Computational Geometry

Lecturer: Thomas Bläsius

Teaching Assistants: Elly Schmidt and Wendy Yi

Spatial data is processed in a wide variety of areas in computer science, such as computer graphics and visualization, geographic information systems, robotics, and more. Computational geometry focuses on the design and analysis of geometric algorithms and data structures. This module introduces frequently used techniques and concepts in computational geometry, which are explored in depth using selected and application-related questions.

Link to ILIAS course: https://ilias.studium.kit.edu/ilias.php?baseClass=ilrepositorygui&cmdNode=xu:mq&cmdClass=ilObjCourseGUI&cmd=view&ref_id=3059171

Link to Discord server: https://discord.com/invite/JrM8qaJvCK

Schedule

We meet every week on Mondays for the lecture at 2:00 PM in room -101.

The first lecture will take place on Monday, October 26th, at 2:00 PM.


For the exercise sessions, we have two slots:

  • Thursdays at 2:00 PM in room 301.
  • Thursdays at 3:45 PM in room 131.


Monday 14:00 (-101) Thursday 14:00 (301) and 15:45 (131)
26.10. Lecture 29.10. Exercise
2.11. Lecture 05.11. Active Session
9.11. Lecture 12.11. Exercise
16.11. Lecture 19.11. Active Session
23.11. Lecture 26.11. Exercise
30.11. Lecture 3.12. Active Session
7.12. Lecture 10.12. Exercise
14.12. Lecture 17.12. Active Session
21.12. Lecture (?) 24.12. 🎄 Christmas 🎅
04.01. — 07.01. —
11.01. Lecture 14.1. Exercise
18.01. Lecture 21.01. Active Session
25.01. Lecture 28.01. Exercise
01.02. Lecture 04.02. Active Session
08.02. Lecture 11.02. Exercise
15.02. Lecture 18.02. Summary

Lecture

  1. Line Segment Intersection: with clicks, without clicks

Exercise Sessions

Problem Sheets

The submission is via ILIAS.

Exam

There will be oral exams. Details will be announced at some point.