5.2 Event and Talk Reports

Today, Christian Nester of Google gave a talk on release management in GMail and held a small workshop for qualified students (from our research group and beyond) on how to successfully interview with Google. Below, please find some photo impressions from the talk and the workshop. Thank you, Christ...

Today, Robert Krul of AVL DiTest gave an industry talk in ARCH, our software architecture course. (See here for the original announcement.) Thank you, Mr Krul, for teaching us! Below, please find some photo impressions.

Yesterday, Prof. Karl Lieberherr of Northeastern University gave a talk in FAU's department of computer science colloquium. His research talk focussed on using semantic games and more specifically side-choosing games for organizing software development by many people, effectively crowdsourcing it. (...

Today, Holger Schmidt gave an industry talk in AMOS, our agile methods (and open source) course. (See here for the original announcement.) He spoke to a full house! Thank you, Dr. Schmidt, for teaching us. Below, please find some photo impressions.

Today, we had the pleasure of listening to Michael Hausmann of DATEV eG talk about his experiences as a product manager. He used the pattern of "a day in the life of ..." to show to us how varied and interesting the work of a product manager is. Despite the following abstract being in German, the ta...

Today, Prof. Lichter of RWTH Aachen University held a colloquium talk at the computer science department, see the original announcement. Below, please find some photo impressions.

On Thursday, Veit Hoffmann passed his Ph.D. exam and defense. (Prof. Riehle is a reader.) Congratulations, Dr. Hoffmann! The thesis topic was using prototyping and use case modeling based requirements analysis. Below, please find some photo impressions.

Today, Martin Helmreich, consultant at Bearingpoint and an alumni auf our research group, presented a talk and tool demo on open source governance in AMOS, our team-based software development project. Thank you, Martin, for teaching us! Below please find some photo impressions. ...

Yesterday, Dr. Georg Drenkhahn of Schäffler taught us about automotive software architecture. Thank you, Georg, for teaching us! Below, please find some photo impressions.

Today, Florian Weikert, a current student (Master) and alumni (Bachelor) of our research group, successfully presented a research paper based on his Bachelor thesis. The topic was "product features in commercial open source". Congratulations, Florian, for a well-delivered and well-received presentat...