A central part of the study program is a practical course on mathematical modelling, which is part of the module ”Wissenschaftliches Rechnenâ (Computational Science). In this course interesting problems arising from natural sciences are modelled mathematically and solved approximately using appropriate numerical methods. After successful computational simulations the students interpret their results and give a short presentation.
Typically the practical course is hold once a year by two professors, one from mathematics and one from the corresponding natural science:
| SS 2005 | Plasticity theory and continental drifts |
| SS 2006 | Schrödinger equation and the tunnel effect |
| SS 2007 | Shallow water equations in meteorology |
| SS 2008 | Dynamical systems |
| SS 2009 | Dynamical systems of the glucose balance of coma patients |
| SS 2010 | Chromatography |
| SS 2011 | Hemodynamics |
| SS 2012 | Mathematical biology |
| SS 2013 | Molecular dynamics |
| SS 2014 | Cloud physics |
| SS 2015 | Biochemical reaction networks |
| SS 2016 | Mathematical modelling of structure formation |
| SS 2017 | Cloud physics |
| SS 2018 | Mathematical modelling of dynamical random processes |
| SS 2019 | Geodynamics |
| SS 2020 | Impedance tomography |
| SS 2021 | Modelling of wave phenomena |