3 Teaching

Creative teaching assistants at their best! (According to many studies, for example , doodling increases attention to the primary task at hand. J Andrade - Applied Cognitive Psychology, Wiley, 2010.)

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 "Validati...

Today, Prof. Dr. Klaus Meyer-Wegener lectured in Nailing your Thesis, our research course, on how to perform database research. Thank you, Prof. Meyer-Wegener, for teaching us!

The Open Source Research Group is returning to the blue tower at Martensstraße 3.  Starting from the next colloquium on 19 January, the course will be held in Martensstraße 3, room 11.150 (as you exit the elevators, turn right, then left - it is at the end of the hall). Also, the colloquium on 26...

Students: Several students asked us whether they could take AMOS in their Master program even though they had taken MAD for their Bachelor degree. Of course you can take AMOS! They are different courses. Expect AMOS to be the same fun and then some more! AMOS differs from MAD in a couple of key dime...

In our last 'Nailing Your Thesis' (NYT) class there were problems with the audio for remote participants. Michael Gräve, who supports Multimedia and E-Learning at the university, has sent us some advice on Adobe Connect and online participation: Everyone on the road - please use a headse...

Due to the on-going construction and lack of rooms for teaching, our course on Advanced Design and Programming (ADAP) will start with a delayed and irreguluar schedule (UnivIS, StudOn, Schedule, Syllabus). Specifically, we will start the course on Monday, October 13th (next week), online at https://...

Nailing your Thesis (NYT), our course on how to perform research, is off to a good start (UnivIS, StudOn, Schedule, Syllabus). NYT is held online at https://webconf.vc.dfn.de/dirkriehle and guest listeners are welcome. Our students are in high spirits, and when left alone, get creative. Below, w...

In the winter semester we will resume our weekly colloquium starting from the second week of the term (13 October). The colloquium provides an opportunity for students to defend their theses, present start-up pitches, and request feedback on intermediate research results.  There may also be guest le...

From WS 2014/15 on forward there will be no early announcements of oral exam dates. Mostly this is because PSWT will not use oral exams any longer (but a written exam). As of today, only OOAD (UML) and ARCH will keep utilizing oral exams and these will be handled by the respective lecturers. In the ...