Students may select one or more courses to deepen their knowledge in the foundations of computer science. The world’s very first graph theory course was offered at the Budapest University of Technology and Economics some 80 years ago. The lecturer was Professor Dénes Kőnig, author of the first book on graph theory; his students included Paul Erdős, Tibor Gallai, Paul Turán and other pioneers of the subject. Based on this unique tradition, various courses are offered, among others, in classical graph theory, combinatorial optimization, theory of computing, and declarative programming.
| Title | Faculty | Credits | Duration |
|---|---|---|---|
| Algorithms and Data Structures | Judit Csima
Máté Vizer
|
4 credits | weeks 1-14 |
| Combinatorial Optimization | Dávid Szeszlér
Péter Pál Pach
|
4 credits | weeks 1-14 |
| Computer Graphics | Balázs Csébfalvi
László Szécsi
|
4 credits | weeks 1-14 |
| Data Science | Roland Molontay
|
4 credits | weeks 1-14 |
| Graph Theory | Gábor Wiener
Tamás Fleiner
|
4 credits | weeks 1-14 |
| Quantum Probability and Quantum Logic | Mihály Weiner
|
4 credits | weeks 1-14 |
| Semantic and Declarative Technologies | Péter Szeredi
|
4 credits | weeks 1-14 |
| Theory of Computing | Gyula Y. Katona
Balázs Patkós
Padmini Mukkamala
|
4 credits | weeks 1-14 |