Mo.

Diskrete Optimierung und Machine Learning
Charlottenburg, MA 751

Erstsemestereinführung für die Bachelorstudiengänge der Fakultät V und EPT
Charlottenburg, EB 417, EW 184, EW 217, FH 303, H 1029 (ohne Steckdosen), H 2033, H 3003A, H 3025, H 6124, H 7112 (gesperrt wegen Wasserschaden), MA 548, MA 642, MA 648, MA 742, MA 744, MA 751, MA 851

Analysis III für Ingenieurwissenschaften (Übung)
Termingruppe 17
Charlottenburg, MA 751

Analysis I für Mathematiker*innen (Tutorium)
Gloth, Ian Jesse: MA 751, Mo, 16:00 - 18:00
Charlottenburg, MA 751
Gloth, Ian Jesse

Di.

Polymer- und Kolloidchemie (Seminar)
Charlottenburg, MA 751

Einführung in das Verkehrswesen (Tutorium)
Charlottenburg, MA 751

Orientierungstage Wirtschaftsingenieurwesen
Charlottenburg, MA 141, MA 144, MA 544, MA 548, MA 549, MA 550, MA 551, MA 642, MA 644, MA 648, MA 649, MA 651, MA 742, MA 744, MA 749, MA 750, MA 751, MA 841, MA 850, MA 851

Stochastische Filtertheorie (Vorlesung)
Termingruppe 1
Charlottenburg, MA 751

Diskrete Optimierung (ADM II) (Tutorium)
Unbekannt: MA 751, Di, 16:00 - 18:00
Charlottenburg, MA 751

Mi.

Microelectronics for Wireless Communications
Charlottenburg, MA 751

Einführung in Produktions- und Dienstleistungsmanagement (Tutorium)
Unbekannt: MA 751, Mi, 12:00 - 14:00, nur zweite Semesterhaelfte
Charlottenburg, MA 649

Einführung in Produktions- und Dienstleistungsmanagement (Tutorium)
Unbekannt: MA 751, Mi, 12:00 - 14:00, nur zweite Semesterhaelfte
Charlottenburg, MA 751

Microelectronics for Wireless Communications
Charlottenburg, MA 751

Analysis III für Mathematiker*innen (Tutorium)
Engberding, Max Friedrich: MA 751, Mi, 16:00 - 18:00
Charlottenburg, MA 751
Engberding, Max Friedrich

Do.

Mathematisches Seminar (Seminar)
Algorithmic Game Theory
Charlottenburg, MA 751
Klimm, Max

Funktionalanalysis I (Tutorium)
Unbekannt: MA 751, Do, 12:00 - 14:00
Charlottenburg, MA 751

Mathematisches Seminar (Seminar)
Stochastik (Seminar)
Charlottenburg, KAI 1214
Stannat, Wilhelm

Mathematisches Seminar (Seminar)
Stochastik (Seminar)
Charlottenburg, MA 751
Stannat, Wilhelm

SKB Polnischkurs A1.1 (Pol1) SoSe2023
Charlottenburg, MA 751

Fr.

Analysis III für Ingenieurwissenschaften (Übung)
Neumeier, Stefan: EW 217, Do, 10:00 - 12:00
Charlottenburg, MA 751
Neumeier, Stefan

LV-Nummer
6371300 L 46

Format
Seminar

Sprache
Deutsch

Zusatzinformationen

This seminar will be held in English.

Aloneness and the Spectre of Isolation

Seminar Description

Is aloneness restricted to a burden to be taken care of, or can it also be regarded as a constructive and beneficial kind of social relationship and personal experience? Current attention in science, politics, and media pushes forward an individualistic interpretation of aloneness that ignores its historical specificity and skims over wider societal dynamics. Yet, to sociology, aloneness is socially structured, which also sharpens the problem of human agency in ways that advance our conception of knowledge, choice, and action.

This year’s seminar considers the work of sociologists and critical intellectuals in understanding ‘the spectre of isolation’ to articulate how people can respond to it in a neoliberal age of environmental crises, viral pandemics, and growing inequality. We consider a varied selection of core texts grounded in central theoretical issues – the disruption of selfhood, exclusionary discourses and practices, enforced confinement and escapism, as well as eccentricity from social life and the possibility of choice – alongside a diversity of lesser known thinkers whose contributions complement each other and continue to illuminate the phenomenon of aloneness today.

This seminar introduces students to an interdisciplinary, conceptually innovative, and comprehensive analysis of society. Its primary goal is to promote critical and independent thinking on a problem of historical and contemporary relevance that crosses over race, ethnic, and gender inequalities, sexual disorientations, social psychology, and communication and media studies. In this regard, this seminar also aims at developing students’ knowledge of various methodological and theoretical approaches to sociology.

Seminar Evaluation

1) 50%: Final essay, 3000-3600 words, or 10-12 double-spaced pages, on a topic of your choice. Each essay must refer to a selection of readings from at least two course sections. More details on requirements, suggestions, and options will be provided in class.

2) 35%: In-class oral presentation on a topic of your choice. The presentation must draw on the readings from at least one course section.

3) 15%: Regular active participation is understood broadly, and may include: contributing to in-class discussions, asking questions and offering comments during lectures, other students’ oral presentations, and/or over email, submitting reflections papers, essay outlines or ideas for advice and feedback on ISIS at least one week in advance of the date of oral presentation and the due date for the final essay.

ISIS: https://isis.tu-berlin.de/course/view.php?id=32726

Organisationseinheiten
36371300 FG Soziologie, insbesondere Theorie moderner Gesellschaften

Datum/Uhrzeit
Fr. 19.05 - 23.06.23, wöchentlich, 14:00 - 18:00

Anzahl Termine
5

Ort
Charlottenburg, MAR 0.001

Vor-/Nachbereitungsdauer
0min/0min

Vertiefung Gesellschaftsanalyse: Aloneness and the Spectre of Isolation
Charlottenburg, MAR 0.001

LV-Nummer
6371300 L 46

Format
Seminar

Sprache
Deutsch

Zusatzinformationen

This seminar will be held in English.

Aloneness and the Spectre of Isolation

Seminar Description

Is aloneness restricted to a burden to be taken care of, or can it also be regarded as a constructive and beneficial kind of social relationship and personal experience? Current attention in science, politics, and media pushes forward an individualistic interpretation of aloneness that ignores its historical specificity and skims over wider societal dynamics. Yet, to sociology, aloneness is socially structured, which also sharpens the problem of human agency in ways that advance our conception of knowledge, choice, and action.

This year’s seminar considers the work of sociologists and critical intellectuals in understanding ‘the spectre of isolation’ to articulate how people can respond to it in a neoliberal age of environmental crises, viral pandemics, and growing inequality. We consider a varied selection of core texts grounded in central theoretical issues – the disruption of selfhood, exclusionary discourses and practices, enforced confinement and escapism, as well as eccentricity from social life and the possibility of choice – alongside a diversity of lesser known thinkers whose contributions complement each other and continue to illuminate the phenomenon of aloneness today.

This seminar introduces students to an interdisciplinary, conceptually innovative, and comprehensive analysis of society. Its primary goal is to promote critical and independent thinking on a problem of historical and contemporary relevance that crosses over race, ethnic, and gender inequalities, sexual disorientations, social psychology, and communication and media studies. In this regard, this seminar also aims at developing students’ knowledge of various methodological and theoretical approaches to sociology.

Seminar Evaluation

1) 50%: Final essay, 3000-3600 words, or 10-12 double-spaced pages, on a topic of your choice. Each essay must refer to a selection of readings from at least two course sections. More details on requirements, suggestions, and options will be provided in class.

2) 35%: In-class oral presentation on a topic of your choice. The presentation must draw on the readings from at least one course section.

3) 15%: Regular active participation is understood broadly, and may include: contributing to in-class discussions, asking questions and offering comments during lectures, other students’ oral presentations, and/or over email, submitting reflections papers, essay outlines or ideas for advice and feedback on ISIS at least one week in advance of the date of oral presentation and the due date for the final essay.

ISIS: https://isis.tu-berlin.de/course/view.php?id=32726

Organisationseinheiten
36371300 FG Soziologie, insbesondere Theorie moderner Gesellschaften

Datum/Uhrzeit
Fr. 16.06.23, 14:00 - 18:00

Ort
Charlottenburg, MA 751

Vor-/Nachbereitungsdauer
0min/0min

Vertiefung Gesellschaftsanalyse: Aloneness and the Spectre of Isolation
Charlottenburg, MA 751

SKB Deutschkurs B1.1 (Deu5) SoSe2023
Charlottenburg, MA 751

Sa.

Lange Nacht der Wissenschaft (LNDW)
Charlottenburg, A 053, A 060, A 151, BH-N 243, BH-N 333, BH-N 334, BIB 014, ER 164, H 0104 Elinor-Ostrom-Saal, H 0106, H 0107, H 0110, H 0111, H 0112, H 1012, H 1028, H 1058, H 2013, H 2032, H 2033, H 2038, H 2053, H 3012 (Raumsperrung wg. Baumaßnahmen), H 3013, H 3025, H 6124, H 7112 (gesperrt wegen Wasserschaden), HE 101, MA 001, MA 004, MA 005, MA 041, MA 042, MA 043, MA 141, MA 142, MA 143 (Tafel defekt), MA 144, MA 541, MA 542, MA 544, MA 545, MA 548, MA 549, MA 550, MA 551, MA 642, MA 644, MA 645, MA 648, MA 649, MA 650, MA 651, MA 742, MA 744, MA 749, MA 750, MA 751, MA 841, MA 850, MA 851, MAR 0.001, MAR 0.002, MAR 0.003, MAR 0.007, MAR 0.008, MAR 0.009, MAR 0.010, MAR 0.011, MAR 0.013, MAR 0.015, MAR 0.016, MAR 0.017, MAR 4.062, MAR 4.064, TC 006, TC 010

DOPPLERS
Charlottenburg, MA 042, MA 141, MA 142, MA 143 (Tafel defekt), MA 144, MA 541, MA 542, MA 544, MA 545, MA 548, MA 549, MA 550, MA 551, MA 642, MA 644, MA 645, MA 648, MA 649, MA 650, MA 651, MA 742, MA 744, MA 749, MA 750, MA 751, MA 841, MA 850, MA 851, MA Foyer 1. OG, MA Foyer EG (hinten), MA Foyer EG (vorne)

So.

Lange Nacht der Wissenschaft (LNDW)
Charlottenburg, A 053, A 060, A 151, BH-N 243, BH-N 333, BH-N 334, BIB 014, ER 164, H 0104 Elinor-Ostrom-Saal, H 0106, H 0107, H 0110, H 0111, H 0112, H 1012, H 1028, H 1058, H 2013, H 2032, H 2033, H 2038, H 2053, H 3012 (Raumsperrung wg. Baumaßnahmen), H 3013, H 3025, H 6124, H 7112 (gesperrt wegen Wasserschaden), HE 101, MA 001, MA 004, MA 005, MA 041, MA 042, MA 043, MA 141, MA 142, MA 143 (Tafel defekt), MA 144, MA 541, MA 542, MA 544, MA 545, MA 548, MA 549, MA 550, MA 551, MA 642, MA 644, MA 645, MA 648, MA 649, MA 650, MA 651, MA 742, MA 744, MA 749, MA 750, MA 751, MA 841, MA 850, MA 851, MAR 0.001, MAR 0.002, MAR 0.003, MAR 0.007, MAR 0.008, MAR 0.009, MAR 0.010, MAR 0.011, MAR 0.013, MAR 0.015, MAR 0.016, MAR 0.017, MAR 4.062, MAR 4.064, TC 006, TC 010

Name	Format
Analysis I für Mathematiker*innen (Tutorium)	LV / Tutorium	Export Veranstaltung exportieren
Analysis III für Ingenieurwissenschaften (Übung)	LV / Übung	Export Veranstaltungen exportieren
Analysis III für Mathematiker*innen (Tutorium)	LV / Tutorium	Export Veranstaltung exportieren
Diskrete Optimierung (ADM II) (Tutorium)	LV / Tutorium	Export Veranstaltung exportieren
Mathematisches Seminar (Seminar)	LV / Seminar	Export Veranstaltungen exportieren
Einführung in das Verkehrswesen (Tutorium)	LV / Tutorium	Export Veranstaltung exportieren
Einführung in Produktions- und Dienstleistungsmanagement (Tutorium)	LV / Tutorium	Export Veranstaltung exportieren
Funktionalanalysis I (Tutorium)	LV / Tutorium	Export Veranstaltung exportieren
Polymer- und Kolloidchemie (Seminar)	LV / Seminar	Export Veranstaltung exportieren
Stochastische Filtertheorie (Vorlesung)	LV / Vorlesung	Export Veranstaltung exportieren
Vertiefung Gesellschaftsanalyse (Seminar)	LV / Seminar	Export Veranstaltung exportieren
DOPPLERS	Event / Event	Export Veranstaltung exportieren Übersicht nach... OE “Eventmanagement”
Erstsemestereinführung für die Bachelorstudiengänge der Fakultät V und EPT	LV / Einführungsveranstaltung	Export Veranstaltung exportieren Übersicht nach... OE “Fakultät V”
Lange Nacht der Wissenschaft (LNDW)	Event / Event	Export Veranstaltung exportieren Übersicht nach... OE “Eventmanagement”
Microelectronics for Wireless Communications	LV / Übung	Export Veranstaltung exportieren Übersicht nach... OE “34322000 FG Integrierte Breitband- und Höchstfrequenzschaltungen”
Microelectronics for Wireless Communications	LV / Vorlesung	Export Veranstaltung exportieren Übersicht nach... OE “34322000 FG Integrierte Breitband- und Höchstfrequenzschaltungen”
Orientierungstage Wirtschaftsingenieurwesen	Event / Event	Export Veranstaltung exportieren Übersicht nach... OE “Servicezentrum Wirtschaftsingenieurwesen der GKWi”
SKB Deutschkurs B1.1 (Deu5) SoSe2023	Event / Event	Export Veranstaltung exportieren Übersicht nach... OE “44009700 Sprach- und Kulturbörse (SKB)”
SKB Polnischkurs A1.1 (Pol1) SoSe2023	Event / Event	Export Veranstaltung exportieren Übersicht nach... OE “44009700 Sprach- und Kulturbörse (SKB)”

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This seminar will be held in English.

Aloneness and the Spectre of Isolation

This seminar will be held in English.

Aloneness and the Spectre of Isolation

MA 751