University of Applied Sciences Fulda

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INTERNATIONAL COUNCIL FOR SCIENTIFIC DEVELOPMENT (ICSD)

INTERNATIONAL ACADEMY OF SCIENCE (IAS) - Committees for Science and Education

2^nd International Workshop

“COMPUTER SCIENCE AND EDUCATION IN COMPUTER SCIENCE”

June, 5-7 2006, Borowetz-Sofia, Bulgaria

Introduction: Computer Science in Agenda 21 of UNO

The discovery of the theory of information by Shannon is leading to scientific revolution (Thomas Kuhn) which realized a new dimension in scientific and social communication. Agenda 21 of United Nations demands better ecology and economy with their fundamentals education, medicine and science. Logic, mathematics and informatics are today basic methodical disciplines for all sciences. The aims of Agenda 21 could not be realized without creation of international institutions incl. a network of national ones. The International Council for Scientific Development (ICSD) with its central body, the International Academy of Science (IAS) proposes the foundation of an international university, hospital, global agency for ecology as model for future international institutions under participation of industrial and developing countries. During the first workshop on Computer Science and Education were included first reports on informatics in context of ICSD/IAS. In this year the workshop on Computer Science and Education will be connected with an ICSD-conference on "International University in context of Agenda 21 of UNO" with aims to all participants to discuss a proposal about the foundation of Intern. Faculties for Anthropology and Informatics incl. steps for political and financial support by national, European (EU) and international (UNO) governmental and private (Bancs, industries, etc.) institutions. We hope that all scientists, politicians, industrials and other persons with good will (Kant) could help to realize the ICSD-projects, i.e. for a support of Agenda 21. The international faculties for anthropology and informatics could be first models for creation of further faculties.