TechBytes

IFI and Mi students, Jeremy Hookway (SZHB)
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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.

  1. Feb 10

    S3 E4 Media Theory: Thinking Through Algorithms

    In this episode, we explore how social media algorithms shape what we see, feel, and think online. Using Marshall McLuhan’s idea “The medium is the message,” we uncover how algorithms have become the most powerful influence of our time. From addictive feeds and reward loops to the Cambridge Analytica scandal, we reveal how these invisible systems influence attention, emotions, and even reality itself.Understanding algorithms is the first step toward using social media more consciously - instead of being shaped by it. This is the final episode of season 3, but you are welcome to join us again soon for TechBytes Season 4. To make sure you don't miss it, hit the follow button now!

    15 min

  2. Feb 3

    S3 E3 Data Security

    How secure are we really on the Internet? In this episode, we talk about data security, how companies access and use our data, and whether online privacy still exists. We also share simple tips on how you can better protect yourself in the digital world.

    13 min

  3. Jan 27

    S3 E2 Quantum meets AI

    This week join Adnan and Sebastian when they talk about what could happen if we supercharge a quantum computer with its own AI model.

    8 min

  4. Jan 20

    S3 E1 Quantum computing 1

    Kevin and Yassine introduce one of IT's fastest growing topics: quantum computing. Find out more about qubits, entanglement and superposition in this episode!

    16 min

  5. Season 3, Episode 1 Trailer

    S3 E1 Trailer: Quantum Computing 1

    Coming up soon: the new season of TechBytes ! Kevin and Yassine introduce one of IT''s fastest growing topics: quantum computing. Find out more about qubits, entanglement and superposition in their upcoming episode. Remember, you heard it here first! Follow us now to make sure you don't miss it!

    1 min

  6. 08/01/2025

    S2 E6 Will web designers become outdated? AI takes over web design.

    In the last episode of the current series, Minh Tu, Fady and Saqeef explore how AI websites are transforming the IT world. A professional web designer highlights benefits and limitations of AI tools. Is this profession at risk?

    14 min

  7. 07/25/2025

    S2 E5 Reverse Engineering

    What exactly is reverse engineering and is it good or bad? In this episode of TechBytes, Luis, Mark and Courage discuss its use, and its misuse.

    11 min

  8. 07/18/2025

    S2 E4 UI & UX : invisible touch

    In this episode of TechBytes, we explore the world of UI and UX design. We talk about what makes a user interface intuitive, why user experience is more than just visuals, and how small design choices can make a big difference. Whether it’s a website or an app, design shapes how we interact with technology every day.

    16 min
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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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  • Creator
    IFI and Mi students, Jeremy Hookway (SZHB)
  • Years Active
    2024 - 2026
  • Episodes
    20
  • Rating
    Clean
  • Copyright
    © IFI and Mi students, Jeremy Hookway (SZHB)
  • Show Website
    TechBytes