3.3 Specific Courses

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17MAR 2015
3 Teaching
Heads-up on Summer 2015 Course Organization
During the upcoming summer semester (SS15) we will be teaching our usual courses AMOS, ARCH, and PROD. We will have 10 ECTS projects available for AMOS and ARCH, but not for PROD. We will post the project descriptions soon as we are nearing completion. If you are curious, you can already learn more about available […]
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11FEB 2015
3 Teaching
Best of NYT Doodling
Creative teaching assistants at their best! (According to many studies, for example [1], doodling increases attention to the primary task at hand. [1] J Andrade – Applied Cognitive Psychology, Wiley, 2010.)
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27JAN 2015
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Final Project Presentations in Nailing your Thesis (NYT), our Course on How to Perform Research
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 “Validating a Qualitative Model of Inner Source Tool […]
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20JAN 2015
3 Teaching
Lecture on Database Research in Nailing your Thesis
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!
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14JAN 2015
3 Teaching
Changes to Colloquium (KOLL)
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 […]
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13DEC 2014
3 Teaching
If you liked MAD for your Bachelor, you’ll love AMOS for your Master’s Degree
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 dimensions: […]
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