Dirk Riehle

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30AUG 2016
3 Teaching
Teaching Schedule Winter Semester 2016/17
We finalized our teaching schedule for the upcoming winter semester. It is as follows: Advanced Design and Programming (ADAP): Mon, 13:00-16:00 Uhr Open Source Colloquium (KOLL): Tue, 12:15-13:45 Uhr Nailing your Thesis (NYT): Tue, 14:00-17:00 Uhr Software Product Management (PROD): Wed, 10:15-11:45 and 12:30-14:00 Uhr (projects only) Master-level, and invitation-only: Advanced Methods of Software Engineering […]We finalized our teaching schedule for the upcoming winter semester. It is as follows: Advanced Design and Programming (ADAP): Mon, 13:00-16:00 Uhr Open Source Colloquium (KOLL): Tue, 12:15-13:45 Uhr Nailing your Thesis (NYT): Tue, 14:00-17:00 Uhr Software Product Management (PROD): Wed, 10:15-11:45 and 12:30-14:00 Uhr (projects only) Master-level, and invitation-only: Advanced Methods of Software Engineering […]
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30AUG 2016
2 Research
Technical Report: An Example Charter for Inner Source Programs
Abstract: Inner source software development is firm-internal software development that uses the principles of open source software development to collaborate across intra-organizational boundaries that would otherwise hinder any such collaboration. Inner source breaks down the barriers to collaboration across development silos by setting up an internal ecosystem of readily available software components. To get started […]Abstract: Inner source software development is firm-internal software development that uses the principles of open source software development to collaborate across intra-organizational boundaries that would otherwise hinder any such collaboration. Inner source breaks down the barriers to collaboration across development silos by setting up an internal ecosystem of readily available software components. To get started […]
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10AUG 2016
3 Teaching
An Example AMOS Sprint Meeting (in German)
This (summer) semester 2016 we started recording AMOS guest speakers and also one AMOS team meeting to illustrate student teams go about their work. Thank you to team 2, mobile robot, in collaboration with Develop Group, for letting us film them! Below, please find the video of the session. Link to video portal.
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03AUG 2016
1 Group
Das Wichtigste in aller Kürze (August 2016)
Bezahltes Open-Source-Hacken: https://fsi.cs.fau.de/forum/post/147754 Promotionsstellen in Open Source (Hacken): dirk.riehle@fau.de Student Job Virtual Machine Cluster: https://goo.gl/RsyJgT Student Job Systems Monitoring Dashboard: https://goo.gl/w4CEaI Software Engineering Camp 2016: https://swe-camp.de/
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01AUG 2016
3 Teaching
2016 AMOS Project Testimonial by Senacor AG
Andreas Gärtner of Senacor, the sponsor of the 2016 AMOS Project Conference App, writes to us: […] zunächst nochmal auf diesem Weg mein/unser Dank für die Möglichkeit an AMOS teilzunehmen. Wir haben sehr positive Erfahrungen gemacht und waren sehr erfreut über Qualität der Arbeit, der Zusammenarbeit und des Ergebnisses. Auch, wenn wir die entstandene App […]
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26JUL 2016
5 Events and Talks
Impressions from Paul Grünbacher’s Talk on Monitoring Requirements in Systems of Systems
Today, Prof. Paul Grünbacher of JKU gave a speech in the colloquium of the computer science department. The topic was monitoring requirements at run-time in systems of systems, see our announcement. Thank you, Paul, for teaching us! Below, please find some photo impressions.
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