3.3 Specific Courses

DATEV eG is a strong industry partner and a repeat participant in the AMOS projects. In 2015, DATEV sponsored two projects, one on cloud computing, and one on offline communication. The sponsors of the cloud computing project write to us: Die DATEV eG hat 2015 im Rahmen von AMOS 2015 das Projek...

Teaching projects (Lehrprojekte) are projects in which student teams apply what they learned in class to a task provided by industry. The AMOS Project is our flagship course on this, but we also apply the concept to ARCH, the software architecture course. Below, please find a photo from the final pr...

On July 15th, 2015, the AMOS Demo Day took place, with a total of 50 students and industry partners in attendance. This year six teams presented the results of their hard work, supported by industry partners and members of the OSR Group, managed by Prof. Dirk Riehle and his team. To the students th...

ADAP is an important course for us in which we teach students advanced principles and practices of object-oriented design and programming. The AI that plans the upcoming winter semester schedule assigned ADAP to a Friday night, 6pm-10pm, slot for holding class. I was royally annoyed. Then, one of my...

On July 15th, from 10:15 to 11:45 Uhr, this year's AMOS Projects will be demoing their project results to the public. The location is Room 00.136, which is a room on the ground floor of the Mensa building (located in the back behind the Cafeteria). Please register using this form so that we can plan...

Come Winter Semester 2015/16, students of our course Nailing your Thesis will not only learn how to perform research, they will also put it to good practical use. Students will apply qualitative and quantitative research methods to questions and data sourced from industry. For example, last year, a ...

Our colloquium usually serves to present resp. defend final theses. All computer science students have to perform such a presentation in addition to handing in the written thesis. In addition to these defenses, each semester, we accept a small number of startup pitches. These are presentations b...

The summer semester 2015 is shaping up nicely with several industry guest speaker appearances in our AMOS and PROD courses. Below is the line-up. Typically, these presentations are open to the public. In this case, they are not, because out class rooms are too full to accommodate any guests. 20...

Today in PROD, our product management course, we studied the teaching case "Two-sided markets in the Internet age", a case on FAU startup Netdosis and part of our growing teaching case collection PM by Case. After we finished our work, Netdosis CEO Markus Stipp took the stage and walked us through t...

For students who missed the first day of class of PROD, our software product management course, we recorded the session. Please see here to view the session https://webconf.vc.dfn.de/p5e90nyoi7u/. (Sadly, it will require Adobe Connect and also the microphone pick-up was pretty poor. I guess we will ...