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The AMOS Project is our flagship software engineering lab course. The course combines three main elements: Students learn agile software development (Scrum, XP) while developing open source software. Project ideas are provided by industry, representatives of which work closely with the student...

Available as the PSWT Teaching 2013 PDF file.

The new semester is off to a good start and our courses, like those of many other professors, are seeing new and unprecedented levels of computer science and related students! Good times are returning, hopefully!

Most of our courses are graded following a simple pattern as described below. (If a link from a module description in UnivIS led you to this page then that module will be graded according to these rules.) Most courses require contributions in class as well as work outside of class (self-study...

Nailing your Thesis (NYT) is our research lab course, where we teach what science is, how to perform research, and how to publish it. Below, please find the overview course syllabus. Part I: Introduction Introduction Research Example Paper Example Research Questions Homework Sched...

We just finished an updated summary of our (PSWT / OSR) teaching description. Enjoy!

The oral exam dates for the coming summer semester 2013 are: Wed, 24.07.13 (first week of semester break) Wed, 09.10.13 (last week of semester break) To receive an exam slot, you need to tell us these things (correctly): your major (field of study, i.e. Studiengang) the module...

The oral exam dates for the coming winter semester 2012/13 are: Wed, 13.02.13 (first week of semester break) Wed, 10.04.13 (last week of semester break) To receive an exam slot, you need to tell us these things (correctly): your major (field of study, i.e. Studiengang) the mod...

Our main courses for WS 2012/13 are: Praktische Softwaretechnik (PSWT), StudOn, impressions from prior instances Software Architecture (ARCH), StudOn, impressions from prior instances Nailing your Thesis (NYT), StudOn, impressions from prior instances New course this semester! A...

This week we concluded the 2012 AMOS Project(s). With the exception of one external client (GfK, see previous post), we stuck with our tried formula and kept developing Free Seas Ahoy!, the nautical network. Below, please find some photo impressions from the demo day. The first photo shows the whole...