Mathematical Image Analysis Group, Saarland University

Welcome to the registration page of the lecture

Image Compression

Summer Term 2022

Individual registration

Registration period:
Until April 22, 2022.

Please take a few minutes to complete the registration carefully.
With your cooperation in the mostly automatised registration process we can use more time to tutor and advise you instead of administrating you.

Please fill ALL fields and check your data carefully.
The data entered here will be used for the exam registration and for your grade certificates (Scheine).

Please make sure you use correct capital and small letters!
Most names start by a capital letter followed by small letters. Don't capitalise your entire name, and don't start by small letters except this is the official spelling of your name.

Please enter German umlaut letters and sharp-s directly if possible.
If these letters are not on your keyboard, use instead (all with the brackets!):

(Ae) for Ä, (Oe) for Ö, (Ue) for Ü,
(ae) for ä, (oe) for ö, (ue) for ü,
(ss) for ß.

The brackets enable us to distinguish the substitutes for umlauts from real ae etc.

Please do not forget:
Depending on your field of study you also have to register at

https://www.lsf.uni-saarland.de

Registration Form

If you don't provide your university mail-address in the form, please write a mail to peter@mia.uni-saarland.de specifying your uni mail ID. We are using Microsoft Teams this semester and your ID is needed to add you to the group.

Surname (Family name):

Given name(s):

How should we address you?

Date of birth (format DD.MM.YYYY):

Student ID no. (Matrikelnummer):

Course of study:

E-mail address:*

According to the regulations concerning storage and processing of personal data (Art. 6 (1) Datenschutzgrundverordnung (DSGVO)) we store and process your personal data for the purpose of lecture organisation only. I.e. we may use them to contact you, to transmit your final grade to the examination office.

*Please provide the email address provided by the university.

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