by IFI and Mi students, Jeremy Hookway (SZHB)
A unique podcast for everyone interested in computer science. Embark on a fascinating journey which will inspire fresh perspectives. Techbytes is presented by students in the degree courses IFI and MI at HSB City University of Applied Sciences Bremen, in association with the Languages Centre of the Universities in Bremen. Keywords: computer science, cybersecurity, gaming culture, diversITy , HSB, media design, gaming, hacker culture, quantum computing.
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A unique podcast for everyone interested in computer science. Embark on a fascinating journey which will inspire fresh perspectives. Techbytes is presented by students in the degree courses IFI and MI at HSB City University of Applied Sciences Bremen, in association with the Languages Centre of the Universities in Bremen.
Keywords: computer science, cybersecurity, gaming culture, diversITy , HSB, media design, gaming, hacker culture, quantum computing.
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