Cooperations
Parallel to the CAMMP education laboratory, RWTH Aachen, there is another CAMMP location in Karlsruhe. We are closely connected with the education laboratory in Aachen and continue to carry out joint projects.
At KIT we complement the Simulierte Welten Project (SCC) and the education laboratory mathematics (Faculty of Mathematics). With our offer in the field of mathematical modeling with computer use for pupils, we are a link between both partners.
Source: blog.rwth-aachen.de/cammp |
Education Lab CAMMP from RWTH Aachen |
Source: www.simulierte-welten.de |
Simulierte Welten |
Source: http://www.math.kit.edu/didaktik/seite/schuelerlabor/ |
Education Lab Mathematics from KIT Karlsruhe |
Partner schools
b. l.: Roeckerath, b. m.: Roeckerath, b. r.: Brattke
Schools that wish to place a special emphasis on mathematical modeling can become our partner school for this purpose.
We aim to support and deepen the teaching of mathematical modeling with the use of computers in schools. It is not only an out-of-school learning offer for students but explicitly also a teacher training offer. We want to support teachers in implementing mathematical modeling in the classroom. To this end, we rely, among other things, on firm, long-term cooperation with individual schools.
A partner school cooperates with the CAMMP project by regularly participating in various of our events. It should take part in at least the following events with its students and teachers every year:
- Participation in a CAMMP week with at least three students
- Participation in at least three CAMMP days with upper or intermediate level courses
- further joint activities to teach and apply mathematical modelling (e.g. support for project weeks, teacher training, support for participation in competitions) are desirable
So far there is a cooperation with the following school:
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Partners - The following organisations support the CAMMP project:
Source: www.aachener-modell.de/die-buergerstiftung |
Bürgerstiftung of the region Aachen |
Source: MathSEE KIT-Center |
MathSEE KIT-Center |
Source: www.mint-ec.de |
MINTec Academie |
Partners - The following companies and institutes have so far participated in the project
Source: www.scc.kit.edu |
Steinbuch Center for Computing (SCC, KIT) Automatic recognition of diagrams in codes (2018, provided by Dr. D. Tonne) Runtime prediction and scheduling in high performance computing (2018, provided by M. Soysal) Optimal crystal structure in the ground state (2018, provided by M. Ahmad) Automatic recognition of initials in letterpresses (2019, provided by Germaine Götzelmann) Optimized data access in distributed computing systems (2019, provided by Dr. Max Fischer and Dr. Eileen Kühn) 3D reconstruction of the old town of Bremen (2019, provided by Dr. Markus Götz) |
Source: www.aifb.kit.edu |
Institute for Applied Computer Science and Formal Description Methods (AIFB, KIT) |
Source: d-fine |
Consulting firm d-fine Prediction of bike-sharing rentals (2019, provided by Oliver Wohak) |