LLMentor’ supports lecturers in assessing and providing feedback on academic texts

Learning scientific writing requires precise feedback, which is a particular challenge in very large courses with many participants. In the Department of Computer Science at TU Darmstadt, the AI assistance system ‘LLMentor’ is therefore being used for the first time to support the assessment of students’ exposés and peer reviews for final theses. The tool reduces the workload for lecturers and promotes consistent feedback – without taking decisions out of the lecturer’s hands.

Dean's assistant and contact person for doctoral procedures

In February, Nadine Moldaner will succeed Heike Schmitt-Spall as the dean's assistant and become the new contact person for doctoral procedures. Having previously worked at the graduate college “Privacy and Trust for Mobile Users”, she is already familiar with the Department of Computer Science and is now returning from the Department of Human Sciences.

21.2.26, 10 Uhr | Kreativ, bunt und für alle: Entdecke gemeinsam die Welt der Informatik!

Was haben Zeichentrickfilme, Musik, Kunst, Spiele, Roboter und Apps gemeinsam? Informatik! In dieser Kindervorlesung der Bürgerstiftung Darmstadt schauen wir zusammen, wie vielfältig und bunt Informatik wirklich ist. Isabella Graßl, Gender-MINT-Professorin am Fachbereich Informatik, lädt alle Kinder zum Mitmachen ins Wissenschaftsschloss ein.