Scientific Series – Game Development

Come and visit our twin events where you can learn how to create computer games. Interactive talks will be given by Lukas Knoch and Alexander Kopper. Bring your laptops and gain some hands-on experience by following the step-by-step tutorials included in the talks.

The first talk is about game development with libGDX. [Link to Facebook Event]

WHEN: 13 April, 17:00

WHERE: Hörsaal C

In order to get your laptops prepared for following the talk, please install some required software by using this GUIDE.

The second talk is about game development in Unity3D. [Link to Facebook Event]

WHEN: 15 April, 17:00

WHERE: Hörsaal A

Please install the free version of Unity3D before coming.

As usual, some snack and drinks will be provided by the Student Branch. We hope to see you all.

Don’t forget to register for the 2nd Game Jam where you can make great use of your fresh knowledge about computer games.

GoProfessional – Coworking und die moderne Arbeitswelt

Our next event in the summer semester will be a talk about Coworking​ in frame of our GoProfessional series. Two coworkers will introduce you to this modern work style and the advantages over the traditional concepts. They will also share their own experience and tell you about all the details you need to know in case you want to start your first job as a coworker. Of course, you can ask them questions after the talk in a relaxed environment while having some drinks and snacks.

DATE: 24th March, 2015 @ 18:00

LOCATION: L4.1.01 (Seminar Room) Lakeside Park B04a

We hope to see you all.

Please check our Facebook Event for up-to-date information.

Semester Opening Game Night

Dear Students and Colleagues,

the IEEE Student Branch Klagenfurt is opening the summer semester of 2015 with an exciting Game Night. Participants can play with modern game consoles such as Xbox Kinect, Playstation, and Wii, and a retro corner will also be set up with Commodore 64, Pentium I, and other historical devices. As usual, some beer and pizza will be provided. Furthermore, gamers can challenge their opponents in frame of a quiz and win some valuable prizes.

Date: 18:00 on 16th March, 2015
Location: Lakeside Labs (Lakeside Park B04b, 1st floor)

Please come and have fun with us!

For further information, please check our Facebook Event.

Pi Day – Picture Contest

Pi Day - Picture Contest

Liebe Studentinnen, Studenten, und Kollegen,

Der IEEE Student Branch Klagenfurt veranstaltet einen Fotowettbewerb anlässlich des morgigen Pi Day!
Lade deine Fotos oder Zeichnungen in Bezug auf die mathematische Konstante Pi (π) als Kommentar zu unserer Facebook Veranstaltung hoch!

Schnell, die Einreichfrist ist schon morgen!

Frohen Pi Day!

3.1415926535897932384626433832795028841971693993751058209749445923078164062862089986280348253421170679821480865

Dear Students and Colleagues,

The IEEE Student Branch Klagenfurt is having a picture contest in order to celebrate Pi Day tomorrow!
Upload your Photos, Drawings or Paintings related to the mathematical constant Pi (π) as a post to our Facebook event!

Be quick, the submission already ends tomorrow!

Happy Pi Day!

Advent Programming Challenge 2014

#Adventcoder14

An Advent calendar is a special calendar used to count or celebrate the days in anticipation of Christmas. Advent calendars typically begin on December 1 and provide a window to open until December 24. Usually they have windows, which you can open each day containing some chocolate or other stuff. But what is better to kill some time until Christmas, Hanukkah, Yule, Kwanzaa, Diwali, Boxing Day, etc. than an Advent calendar giving you a programming problem every day?

The Advent Programming Contest, being organized by the IEEE Student Branch Klagenfurt will provide a new problem every day from December 1st to December 24th. You can submit solutions any day until the contest ends on December 26. You can choose to use C, C++, Java, Python or Perl as programming language. The programming tasks can be solved with short
programs (typically less than 100 lines of code). Until a solution is correct you can submit your program as often as you want (but please don’t spam our server). The number of tries will not be a criterion for determining your score. The idea is to do it just for fun, but we will try to announce a winner after the contest is closed. The event is open to everyone. There are separate categories for pupils, university students and others. If you want to participate, please register at http://mooshak.nes.aau.at/ (Registration will be still possible after 1st December).

IEEEXtreme 2014

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Results of the teams at AAU
Rank Name Region Rank Country Rank University Rank
54 ParanoideRasselbande 20 2 1
65 0xbad 26 3 2
108 TrustEYE 46 5 3
130 Rehkidz 58 6 4
344 BugsBusters 145 10 5

 

IEEEXtreme 2013

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Results of the teams at AAU
Rank Name Region Rank Country Rank University Rank
29 ParanoideRasselbande 12 1 1
68 TrustEYE 22 2 2
152 AreTestCasesCorrect 60 6 3
515 printlnIsMyDebugger 182 7 4
534 JulesVernes 186 8 5

 

Create Inspiring Talks

This time we promote a talk that fits nicely into the scientific series even though it is not organized by us.
Not matter how interesting it is what you are talking about just by the way you present it you can easily ruin your success.

Create Inspiring Talks
by Martina Umlauf

Mittwoch, 24.Sept. 15:00

Lakeside Labs
Lakeside Park B04b/1.St

Do you hate the feeling that the audience seems bored when you give a talk – even though you followed all the “rules” out there on how to give a good talk and prepare good slides? Do you realize that, depending on the situation, some of those rules can actually do more harm than good if you blindly follow them?

This talk will give you advice on how to improve what you’re already doing. We will focus on talk preparation from an audience- and situation-based perspective and re-evaluate the most common rules for the setting of a conference talk.

You will:
-) learn about the cognitive and visual capabilities of your audience and the implications that follow for preparing your talk and slides,
-) get tips on how to improve your confidence and ease nervousness with body posture and breathing exercises
-) receive some general advice that is applicable to non-conference talks

This talk is for:
-) anybody who wants to improve their talks
-) young researchers who do not yet have a lot of speaking experience
-) advisors and designers of slide templates

 

IEEE Student Paper Contest 2014

As a part of IEEE Student Branches Region 8, IEEE Student Branch Klagenfurt cordially invites you to participate in the region wide IEEE student paper contest of 2014.  SPC is a paper contest for IEEE student or graduate student members who have not yet started their PhD, but have most likely already encountered some research topics or done Bachelor’s or Master’s thesis.

This year, we will have two rounds of evaluation. In the first round, all the paper submitted to IEEE student branch Klagenfurt will be reviewed locally by a team of professionals, professors and postdocs. There could be as many submissions as possible. Then, as per the decision of the first round,  the finalist will be invited and financially supported to present his/her paper at IEEE R8 EUROCON 2015 Conference, September 2015, Salamanca, Spain. The top three contesters within Klagenfurt will get acknowledgement prizes at IEEE Christmas Party at the end of this year.

General Information

IEEE Region 8 Student Paper Contest is for IEEE R8 student members or graduate student members who have not yet started their PhD. Professors-mentors and other associates cannot be SPC authors (but their names could be acknowledged in the FINAL versions of the papers). Each student author must be a member of an IEEE Student Branch at the time of the original submission of the paper to the Branch Contest, and a member (student or not) of the IEEE at the time of the R8 Oral Finals presentation. The work presented has to be completed before the student receives the engineering degree that entitles her/him to start preparing a doctoral thesis. The submission of the paper to the Region 8 SPC must be completed within 12 months after graduation. A doctoral thesis is not considered. Published work is excluded from the Contest.

Character of the Paper

Papers should cover technical and engineering aspects of a subject reasonably within or related to the areas with which the IEEE is concerned with. The work need not be original in engineering or scientific content, but should be original in treatment and concise in coverage of the author’s contribution to the subject.

Document Layout

The paper must be typewritten on A4 size paper (210 mm × 297 mm), with the text width equal to 183 mm and the text height equal to 243.5 mm; a font size of 10 pt or larger should be used. The two-column IEEE Transactions style (with the space between columns equal to 4.1 mm) is required. The paper should not exceed six (6) pages. Over length papers will not be considered for the contest!

Deadline and Additional Information

The deadline to send full papers to IEEE Student Branch Klagenfurt is October 31, 2014.

Deadline has been extended till November 15, 2014.

Certificates along with prize money will be awarded to the shortlisted candidates on Christmas Party