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Team / Projects DoIP Wireshark Plugin reports: Topic DoIP Wireshark Plugin Team Members Tobias Ibler, Waqas Hasan, Sebastian Schinabeck, Dustin Nguyen, Michael Körber Industry Partner AVL DITEST GmbH img.floatRight { float: right; margin: 16px; padding: 8px } As cars depend more and ...

Team / Project MORFeus reports: Our project, the Mobile Robot Framework, was conducted in cooperation with the Develop Group. Our objective was to build a mobile, platform independent framework that would allow interaction and communication with the robot provided by the Develop Group. We lovingl...

Team / Project BLEaring reports: img.floatRight { float: right; margin: 16px; padding: 8px } We worked on an evaluation project together with Sivantos (former Siemens Audiology). The topic was the development of a medical health care App allowing monitoring and controlling bluetooth low energy ...

On July 13th, 2016, this year's AMOS Demo Day will take place. Student teams from The AMOS Project course will show-case the results of three months of hard software development work. The demo day will take place in "Nebenraum Cafeteria" (Room 00.136) in the main Cafeteria building at Erwin-Rommel-S...

A significant part of our teaching consists of project work, in which student teams work together to achieve a project goal. For these teaching projects (Lehrprojekte), we require that all project participants (students, university, possibly external partners) share in the results so that everyon...

Students often write their final thesis (Bachelor or Master thesis) within the context of a research project at the professorship. This makes a lot of sense: The project is likely to be leading edge and of supported by a Mitarbeiter or the Professor. Hence the project is interesting and students are...

For a long time, we have been planning to hold our course on Free/Libre, and Open Source Software (FLOSS).  Today, we kicked off FLOSS with the first lecture in a series of eleven. We were thrilled by the number of interested students. The lecture hall was close to bursting full: If you want ...

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 ...

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 pr...