Dirk Riehle

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16JUN 2014
3 Teaching
Agenda for the 2014 AMOS Projects Demo Day
Time flies and it is only one more month until the 2014 AMOS Projects will conclude! Below, please find the agenda for the demo day on July 9, 2014. The Demo (Half-)Day will take place in Room 0.68 at Martensstr. 5/7 in 91058 Erlangen. Time Who? What? Partner Project 09:00 Riehle Opening 09:05 […]
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16JUN 2014
4.3 Finished Theses
Final Thesis: A Wiki Framework for the Sweble Engine
Abstract: Along with the popularization of wikis, the underlying wiki technologies became hot topics in the research community. The open source research group developed a formal parser for Wikitext, the wiki markup language of MediaWiki. The parser generates a high-level and machine-accessible representation of wiki content so that it can be easily queried and translated into […]
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05JUN 2014
4.3 Finished Theses
Final Thesis: Black-box Investigation of the Ohloh Data Source for OSS Research
Abstract: Thanks to the collected data by providers like Ohloh, research on open source software has become both easier and popular. Ohloh is offering access to its database containing most of the statistically relevant information collected by Ohloh from publicly available version control systems. There have been many studies in open source software using the data […]
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27MAY 2014
3.3.C PROD
Today’s Topic Talk in PROD: Software Product Release Management
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16MAY 2014
4 Theses
Final Thesis: The Case of the Nokia Message Store (Teaching Case)
Abstract: This study presents a business case about the challenges that Nokia had during developing the Multimedia Message Services. At the end of 90s, Nokia was planning to make a big difference in telecommunication market with a new handset which is capable of sending and receiving multimedia content. The main purpose of the service is done […]
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14MAY 2014
3.3.9 KOLL
Startup Pitches in KOLL, our Colloquium
We decided to allow for startup pitches in KOLL, our computer science colloquium. KOLL traditionally serves to present student thesis defenses or lets research group members perform dry-runs for upcoming research talks. Startup pitches are an addition now. The benefits to student startups are two-fold: Feedback. Student startups receive feedback from our research group as to […]
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