5.2 Event and Talk Reports

This semester is truly exciting for the Open Source Research Group. Not only will we have the group's first alumni return to FAU to give a talk in AMOS, we will also have the first student-led research paper presentation at a conference, ICSOB, in a few weeks. For this, we prepared using KOLL, our c...

Heute haben wir zum ersten Mal ein Seminar zum Thema "Open Source und Universitätsprojekte" gehalten. Ziel war, Universitätsangehörigen zu vermitteln, wie Open-Source-Software und Strategien sinnvoll im Sinne unseres Arbeitgebers eingesetzt werden können. Neben den üblichen Grundlagen ging es primär...

Today, Victor Sauermann, senior architect at DATEV eG, taught us about the role of a software architect in software product organizations. This is the second time Victor contributed to ARCH, our software architecture seminar. Thank you, Victor, for teaching us, again! Below, please find some photo i...

Today, Prof. Dr. Gerhard Wellein, professor of high-performance computing at FAU, taught us about how students and researchers fool themselves or try to fool their advisors or reviewers when presenting algorithm performance numbers. Very funny, at times, indeed! His lecture was a contribution to Nai...

Today, Prof. Dr. Klaus Meyer-Wegener, who holds the chair of Database Systems at FAU, taught us about research questions, research methods, and the scientific community of database research. His lecture was a contribution to Nailing your Thesis, our course on how to perform research (and nail your f...

Today, Josef Adersberger of QAWare GmbH presented a talk on managing the consistency between software architecture and code. This was an invited industry talk for ARCH, our software architecture course. Thank you, Josef, for teaching us! Below, please find some photo impressions.

Last week, Herr Schlenk, Rothkegel, and Thomas of Alcatel-Lucent taught us about software architecture as part of ARCH, the software architecture seminar. Thank you, for teaching us! Please find some photo impressions below.

Yesterday we had a highly engaging discussion with Richard Seibt on software and Internet start-ups and entrepreneurship. Thank you, Richard, for teaching us! Not exactly fire-side, but at least classroom! Please find some photo impressions below.

Today, Roman Anger of Cap Gemini taught us about software architecture in practice as part of ARCH, the software architecture seminar. Thank you, Roman, for teaching us. Please find some photo impressions below.

Update! The event has been moved to Oct 31st! Same weekday (Wednesday), still at 18:00 Uhr. First week of semester, we'll host a session with Richard Seibt, former general manager IBM Germany, entrepreneur and business angel, as a fireside chat. Please come prepared with your questions! ...