Basiswissen

Die Informatik stellt die wissenschaftliche Grundlage der Datenbearbeitung. Das Informatik-Studium setzt Fähigkeit und Willen zum abstrakten und mathematischen Denken voraus. Prkatisches Programmieren spielt dabei keine notwendigerweise wichtige Rolle. Der Begriff wird vor allem in Europa verwendet.^[2]

Ziele

Daten systematisch darstellen

Daten systematisch speichern

Daten systematisch verarbeiten

Daten systematisch übertragen

Mittel

Vor allem: digital arbeitende Computer

Fußnoten

[1] Stuart Russell, Peter Norvig: Künstliche Intelligenz. Ein moderner Ansatz. Pearson Education Deutschland. 2004. ISBN: 3-8273-7089-2. 1328 Seiten.

[2] "INF0RMATIK (INFORMATICS): A (largely European) term designating the study of all INFORMATION processing SYSTEMs, artificial and natural, and the application of knowledge gained in such efforts to design and implement DIGITAL COMPUTERs in society. In practice, informatik includes (the largely U.S.) COMPUTER SCIENCE, the more application oriented efforts of MANAGEMENT information systems, AUTOMATION of PRODUCTION but also DATA processing including statistics for DECISION making. Because of its technological committments, informatik has deemphasised the study of information flows and COMPUTATION within organisms and largely ignored the ORGANIZATIONal consequences of information flows, human COMMUNICATION and the use of computers in large SOCIAL SYSTEMS. Epistemological (-> EPISTEMOLOGY) considerations which are characteristic in CYBERNETICS are absent in informatik." In: Klaus Krippendorf: A Dictionary of Cybernetics. Annaberg School of Economics. University of Pennsylvania. 1986. Online: https://asc-cybernetics.org/publications/Krippendorff/A_Dictionary_of_Cybernetics.pdf