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Today we would like to point you to PARC's running event series, which is being livestreamed, and for which many events have been recorded for later viewing. Of relevance to our teaching are the following two current talks: FIRM: Lean Startups (tonight) PROD: Disruptive Innovation (next month)...

Next to the regular sprint rhythm, students perform specialized functions in the AMOS project, our annual agile methods and open source lab course. Below please find photo impressions from an acceptance testing, test plan management, and user experience session, all led by students. ...

The AMOS projects is our annual student lab course teaching agile methods and open source programming. We release on a weekly basis, using one-week sprints. Thus, every week in the main exercise session, we go through a review, release, and retrospective process to close the current sprint, and star...

The AMOS projects is our annual student lab course teaching agile methods and open source programming. Below, please find some impressions from a sprint planning session. For those interested, the 2011 AMOS Product Backlog is online and public. The project website itself is fsahoy.com. ...

This semester we introduced a teaching innovation at FAU: A seminar on software product management. With two student presentations each session, the topic coverage is comprehensive. The first talk today was about a large company case study, Microsoft in this case, and it answered questions like how ...

PROD: Product vs. Engineering Management in tech-savvy companies

AMOS: Why WSJ Mobile App Gets ** Customer Reviews

Supplementary teaching materials from the web: Contracts in agile software development Eclipse Indigo release train announcement A Tale of Requirements Engineering (humor) Enjoy!

We just released this week's sprint results of the 2011 AMOS project "Free Seas Ahoy!" - what's remarkable is a new design making it look very nice. Work, of course, continues on the underlying features. Thanks team, great job!! Three photos appended, check out http://fsahoy.com, the free social...

The 2011 AMOS project, "Free Seas Ahoy!", is well under way. Below you can get an impression from a sprint planning session. Enjoy! And if you want to know more about this type of project, check out the AMOS project concept paper (in German).