Dirk Riehle

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02DEC 2025
5 Events and Talks
Industry Talk on Agile Architecture by Wolfgang Strunk of Iteratec
On January 28th, 2026, at 10:15am, a popular speaker by invitation, Wolfgang Strunk will return to talk about Agile Software Architecture, in AMOS, our course on agile methods and open source. The talk is free and public! Mark your calendar and join us online (Zoom link) at the given time! The talk details are as […]
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02DEC 2025
3 Teaching
Results of the GRAU DATA: AI-driven testing project (Video and Report, AMOS Summer 2025)
This project is one of the Scrum projects with industry partners that were part of the AMOS Summer 2025 Projects. Below please find the video (you may also like the other videos) and the project summary which details the final result of the project. We run these projects every semester, so please be in touch if you would like […]
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10NOV 2025
2 Research
Dissertation: A Theory of Microservice Integration
Abstract Microservices are an architectural style for building scalable and maintainable software applications. These applications are composed of small and self-contained services that communicate over a network with each other. The loose coupling between microservices supports independent evolution and deployment, allowing teams to adopt the most suitable technologies for each service. However, this decomposition introduces […]Abstract Microservices are an architectural style for building scalable and maintainable software applications. These applications are composed of small and self-contained services that communicate over a network with each other. The loose coupling between microservices supports independent evolution and deployment, allowing teams to adopt the most suitable technologies for each service. However, this decomposition introduces […]
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14OCT 2025
2 Research
Dissertation: Open Collaborative Data Engineering With Subject-Matter Experts Using Domain-Speciﬁc Languages
Abstract: Open collaborative workflows are common, for example, in open-source software development or Wikipedia. They reduce costs for individual participants and can improve the overall quality of the result. A potential application domain for open collaboration is data engineering, especially for open data, which shares many qualities with open-source software as it can be freely […]
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09OCT 2025
5 Events and Talks
Upcoming Talk: Towards a Feature Model for Monolith Microservices Identification Approaches
We are hosting an industry talk on “Towards a Feature Model for Monolith Microservices Identification Approaches” in the research colloquium of the computer science department. The talk is free and open to the public. Abstract: Several approaches have been proposed for the automatic identification of microservices in monolith systems. These approaches follow different strategies, from […]
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09OCT 2025
4 Theses
A note on requirements in engineering theses
Most of our research projects follow agile development practices. As a consequence, the requirements for a final thesis may evolve over time. It is not expected that the requirements as understood at the beginning of a thesis will be the same as understood at the end of the thesis. Instead, the different thesis sections are […]
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