Dirk Riehle

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28JAN 2015
8 Startups
Startupinformatik Testimonial by Netdosis AG
Netdosis was a successful FAU startup that we helped initiate. Its CEO writes to us: Netdosis was a software startup that evolved out of the 2010 AMOS Project. Netdosis developed software and a database for drug dosage information for children, a severely underserved market. In 2013 we successfully sold the company to an established vendor. […]
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28JAN 2015
8 Startups
Startupinformatik Testimonial by My Möbelstück UG
My Möbelstück was a successful FAU startup which took part in our AMOS course. Its CEO writes to us: My Möbelstück was a startup that allowed customers to design their own furniture using a 3D configurator. When ordered, the furniture was produced by traditional carpenters which worked together with us. in 2013 we visited some […]
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28JAN 2015
8 Startups
Startupinformatik Testimonial by Appwork GmbH
Appwork is a successful FAU startup that we support. Its CEO writes to us: Appwork is a software product company. We are mainly known for the JDownloader file downloading application, but have been increasing our product portfolio with enterprise applications like software update services. In 2010 we participated in Prof. Riehle’s course “The Firm” in […]
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27JAN 2015
3 Teaching
Final Project Presentations in Nailing your Thesis (NYT), our Course on How to Perform Research
Today, students presented the results of the 10 ECTS research project in Nailing your Thesis, our course on how to perform research. Here is the line-up. Anja Pohan on “The Motivations and Preconditions for Participating in an Open Source Project in an Early Phase” Michael Dorner on “Validating a Qualitative Model of Inner Source Tool […]
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26JAN 2015
4 Theses
Final Thesis: Design of a Reflective REST-based Query API (in German)
Abstract: In this thesis a prototypical implementation of the Open Data Service is performed in order to solve the problem of data and information overload. After a reflection and evaluation of related and existing solutions the requirements for the Open Data Service and the reflective REST-API were gathered and a conceptual solution has been developed. […]
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21JAN 2015
1 Group
Statement of Positioning of Professorship
The purpose of this professorship is to perform software engineering research and teaching. Within software engineering, we pay particular attention to software product development with the goal of turning University innovation into software product startups. Together with our colleagues of the applied software engineering research and teaching alliance (PSWT), we cover the whole space of […]
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