Computer Science, Sport Science and Interdisciplinarity

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The document discusses the relationship between computer science and sport science from a philosophy of science perspective. It defines both fields and explores different types of cooperation between them. Specifically, it examines applying computer tools to sport science questions, integrating sport knowledge into computer science, and utilizing integration results in both fields. The document proposes that sport informatics is a set of interdisciplinary research programs at the interface of these two fields.

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Computer Science, Sport Science and Interdisciplinarity: A View from Philosophy of Science Daniel Link Darmstadt University of Technology, Germany Department of Sport Science International Symposium on Computer Science in Sport 22-25 September, 2009

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Self definition of Computer Science 22-25 September, 2009 | Department of Sport Science | Dr. D. Link | Science of systematic study of algorithmic processes that describe and transform information using computers. (Brauers, 1986) „ Informatics is the science that has as its domain information processes and related phenomena in artifacts, society and nature." (Nygaard , 1986) engineering science mathematics human science autonomous research fields No common set of methods, terms ans theories inform. inform. inform. inform.

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Cooporation types – sport & computer science 22-25 September, 2009 | Department of Sport Science | Dr. D. Link | application Integration type a application of existing tools/methods in sport and sport science integration of methods/ approaches in sport and sport science integration utilisation of integration results in computer science utilisation integration integration of sport scientific knowledge in computer science type b type d type c computer science sport- science

Self definition of sport informatics 22-25 September, 2009 | Department of Sport Science | Dr. D. Link | Sport informatics is a set of multi- and interdisciplinary research programs at the interface of sport science and computer science. The materiel field is the application of tools, methods and paradigms from computer science on questions of sport science as well as the integration of sport scientific knowledge in computer science.

Structural model 22-25 September, 2009 | Department of Sport Science | Dr. D. Link | with potential for sport and sport science application fields for sport science with potential for computer science application fields for computer science integration of sport scientific knowledge into computer science application of tools, methods and paradigms from computer science on questions of sport science subjects of sport and sport science subjects of computer science sport informatics (set of research programs)

Structural model - refinement 22-25 September, 2009 | Department of Sport Science | Dr. D. Link |

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Computer Science, Sport Science and Interdisciplinarity

1. Computer Science, Sport Science and Interdisciplinarity: A View from Philosophy of Science Daniel Link Darmstadt University of Technology, Germany Department of Sport Science International Symposium on Computer Science in Sport 22-25 September, 2009

5. Self definition of Computer Science 22-25 September, 2009 | Department of Sport Science | Dr. D. Link | Science of systematic study of algorithmic processes that describe and transform information using computers. (Brauers, 1986) „ Informatics is the science that has as its domain information processes and related phenomena in artifacts, society and nature." (Nygaard , 1986) engineering science mathematics human science autonomous research fields No common set of methods, terms ans theories inform. inform. inform. inform.

10. Cooporation types – sport & computer science 22-25 September, 2009 | Department of Sport Science | Dr. D. Link | application Integration type a application of existing tools/methods in sport and sport science integration of methods/ approaches in sport and sport science integration utilisation of integration results in computer science utilisation integration integration of sport scientific knowledge in computer science type b type d type c computer science sport- science

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12. Self definition of sport informatics 22-25 September, 2009 | Department of Sport Science | Dr. D. Link | Sport informatics is a set of multi- and interdisciplinary research programs at the interface of sport science and computer science. The materiel field is the application of tools, methods and paradigms from computer science on questions of sport science as well as the integration of sport scientific knowledge in computer science.

13. Structural model 22-25 September, 2009 | Department of Sport Science | Dr. D. Link | with potential for sport and sport science application fields for sport science with potential for computer science application fields for computer science integration of sport scientific knowledge into computer science application of tools, methods and paradigms from computer science on questions of sport science subjects of sport and sport science subjects of computer science sport informatics (set of research programs)

14. Structural model - refinement 22-25 September, 2009 | Department of Sport Science | Dr. D. Link |

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