Dirk Riehle

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11APR 2016
5 Events and Talks
Upcoming Research Talk on Wikidata: Collaborative Modeling of Incomplete Knowledge and Disagreement
The computer science department by way of our research group is hosting a colloquium talk (free and open to the public): by: Daniel Kinzler, Wikimedia Deutschland about: Collaborative Modeling of Incomplete Knowledge and Disagreement on: Monday, 18. April 2016, 16:15 Uhr at: Cauerstr. 11, 91058 Erlangen, Room 01.150-128 Abstract: Wikidata is a knowledge base anyone […]
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11APR 2016
3 Teaching
Grading the 2016 AMOS Projects
The AMOS Project is a course that teaches agile methods. As such, the learning goals center on acquiring the capabilities to perform an agile methods process well. How well are students able to perform a Scrum process? Work with the appropriate tooling? The resulting product and artifact quality is secondary to the process capabilities to […]
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01APR 2016
2 Research
Start of Inner Source Governance project with Siemens Digital Factory
Today, the Inner Source Governance project started. It is funded by Siemens Digital Factory. For more information, please see inner source governance and processes (pool project).
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01APR 2016
2 Research
Start of Inner Source Governance project with Siemens Healthcare (Healthineers)
Today, the Inner Source Governance project started. It is funded by Siemens Healthcare. For more information, please see inner source governance and processes (pool project).
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18MAR 2016
3 Teaching
The AMOS Project in a Nutshell
The AMOS Project is a lab course in which we teach agile methods (Scrum and XP) using a single semester-long project. Student team sizes are 5-8 people. There are usually many projects, one for each team, all of which are sponsored by an industry partner. This year’s project line-up contains nine projects, with sponsors of […]
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13MAR 2016
4 Theses
Final Thesis: Getting Licensing Right at OwnCloud (Teaching Case)
Abstract: The success of every software project is determined to no small degree by the license under which its creator chooses to publish the software. Free/libre open source software has made free sharing of software and code reuse much easier but has also made the business of software licensing far more complex. This thesis presents […]
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