Indology (and other matters)

at the Ludwig-Maximilians-Universität München

Prof. Dr. Robert J. Zydenbos

http://lmu.zydenbos.net

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These web pages contain information that is made available by Prof. Dr. Robert J. Zydenbos, professor of Indology at the Ludwig-Maximilians-Universität München. His website at the Leibniz-Rechenzentrum is http://zydenbos.userweb.mwn.de, where several items among the contents here are linked.

The items of information on these pages are personal communications and recommendations; they are not official statements of the LMU.

Hinweise für den Gebrauch von Computern im Studium: Textverarbeitung (Tips for the use of computers in studies: word processing, in German) (dated: 21.07.2016)
Hinweise für den Gebrauch von Computern im Studium: E-Mail-Verkehr (Tips for the use of computers in studies: the use of email, in German) (dated: 23.07.2017)
Hinweise für den Gebrauch von Computern im Studium: Computerressourcen für Studierende an der LMU, und Computerwahl (Tips for the use of computers in studies: computer resources for students at the LMU, and the choice of a computer, in German) (dated: 15.05.2017)
Information about the course “Kannada für Anfänger” (Kannada I, in German), and as a PDF file here, for students of Buddhist and South Asian Studies as well as M.A. students of “Cultural and Cognitive Linguistics”

Further information about the use of computers in Indology:

– A small sample of the languages at our institute: what they look like

The languages on this sign can all be learnt at our institute: from top to bottom Kannada, Hindi, Tibetan (except for English: the university has a separate department of English for that). Besides these, also Sanskrit and Urdu are taught at our institute. The sign stands in Karnataka at the side of the highway from Mysore to Madikeri, at the corner where a sideroad leads south towards Bylakuppe, the largest Tibetan settlement in India.