The class speakers handle any concerns of the respective semester, in other words, they inform you about current issues, coordinate between students and professors, and are the first point of contact for semester-specific questions. They are elected for 6 months at the beginning of each semester.
For questions or problems, you may also contact your class speaker or the Student Council directly by email at fsmpi@fs.tum.de or in person at the office (room MI 00.06.036).
Present Class Speakers
Mathematics
- 1st Semester (Beginning WiSe 2019/20):
- Oliver Kasper (kasper@fs.tum.de)
- Sebastian Rein (rein@fs.tum.de)
- Jakob Reisinger (reisinger@fs.tum.de)
- 3rd Semester (Beginning WiSe 2018/19):
- Rebecca Radebold
- Amy Zoe Yikun Zhou (zhoua@fs.tum.de)
Physics
- 1st Semester (Beginning WiSe 2019/20):
- Max Hernler
- David Runggaldier (runggaldier@fs.tum.de)
- 3rd Semester (Beginning WiSe 2018/19):
- Matteo Stefanini (stefanini@fs.tum.de)
- Jens Willgeroth (willgeroth@fs.tum.de)
- 5th Semester (Beginning WiSe 2017/18):
- Inken Grüner (gruener@fs.tum.de)
- Felix Jung (jung@fs.tum.de)
Informatics
Informatics:
- 1st Semester (Beginning WiSe 2019/20):
- Johannes Heptner (heptner@fs.tum.de)
- Nicolas Vogt (vogt@fs.tum.de)
- 3rd Semester (Beginning WiSe 2018/19):
- Lucas Lange (llange@fs.tum.de)
- Felix Myhsok (myhsok@fs.tum.de)
Information Systems:
- 1st Semester (Beginning WiSe 2019/20):
- Laurence Kamarasy (kamarasy@fs.tum.de)
- Andreas Rempel (rempel@fs.tum.de)
- 3rd Semester (Beginning WiSe 2018/19):
- Mary Hardisty (hardisty@fs.tum.de)
- Adrian Stein (stein@fs.tum.de)
Games-Engineering:
- 1st Semester (Beginning WiSe 2019/20):
- Philipp Knestel
- Jessica Saroufim
- 3rd Semester (Beginning WiSe 2018/19):
- Leonhard Chen (chenle@fs.tum.de)
- Caroline Rendenbach (rendenbach@fs.tum.de)
Computational Science and Engineering:
- 1st Semester (Beginning WiSe 2019/20):
- Will be elected on wednesday, the 20th of November in “Scientific Computing I”
- 3rd Semester (Beginning WiSe 2018/19):
- Will be elected on tuesday, the 26th of November in “Parallel Numerics”