Dirk Riehle

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07NOV 2011
3.3.4 ARCH
ARCH-TALK BB Notes 2011-11-07 @SecondLife
In ARCH-TALK today we discussed three example systems (Asterisk, Mercurial, LLVM), all taken from the Architecture of Open Source Applications book. In addition, we watched Ian Wilkes presentation of the architecture of Second Life (2007) on InfoQ. For those who missed it, please find the black board notes below.
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02NOV 2011
9 General
Two Photos from a Visit to the SUSE Headquarter in Nuremberg
From a visit to one of our sponsors, just for fun. Enjoy!
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31OCT 2011
3.3.4 ARCH
ARCH-TALK BB Notes 2011-10-31 @jeffmckenna @metayoda @bigballofmud @robertreppel
In ARCH-TALK today we watched the following videos and took the appended blackboard notes. Jeff McKenna on Conscious Software Development: Architecture Rob Wojcik on Software Architecture Fundamentals Joe Yoder (and Brian Foote) on Big Balls of Mud in Agile Development: Can We Avoid Them? Robert Reppel on Riding Entropy: Evolution of Software Architectures over Time: […]
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24OCT 2011
5.2 Event and Talk Reports
Martin Jung on Software Architecture in the new ARCH Seminar
Dr. Martin Jung is an industry lecturer who jointly with Prof. Riehle leads this semesters Software Architecture (ARCH) seminar. He shared some of his experiences with us before we will be starting with student presentations. Below please find a few photo impressions from his talk on software architecture. Enjoy!
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22OCT 2011
9 General
The Case for German University Outreach to China
My university, the Friedrich-Alexander University of Erlangen-Nurnberg (FAU) is a renowned general university with a strong engineering faculty and tradition. While highly attractive from an educational point of view, it has remained hard to attract sufficiently large numbers of students to this beautiful college town. China is a booming economy with a hunger for education. […]
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18OCT 2011
3.1 Teaching Information
Industry Lecturers Supporting OSR and PSWT Teaching
The Open Source Research Group, teaching as part of the Applied Software Engineering Research and Teaching Alliance makes significant use of industry lecturers who team up with us in our various classes. Next to the original lecturers, here is a short overview of who is currently involved with us. I hope we’ll be able to […]
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