3.3 Specific Courses

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14JUL 2014
3 Teaching
Impressions from the 2014 AMOS Demo Day
On July 9th the 2014 AMOS Demo Day took place, with a total of 50 students and industry partners in attendance. Five 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 the AMOS Demo Day […]
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10JUL 2014
3 Teaching
Finished AMOS Demo Day In Appropriate Headwear
We finished the 2014 AMOS Demo Day (report to follow), wearing seasonally appropriate headwear. Sunday may come.
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04JUL 2014
3 Teaching
Requirements for Successful Participation in the AMOS Projects
Students participating in the AMOS projects perform a weekly sprint retrospective, which includes giving feedback to the lecturers. One information systems (Wirtschaftsinformatik) student unloads on us: This whole thing seems to be some kind of bad joke of computer science people, which non-computer scientists seem not to get. It is absolutely ridiculous to use a […]
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16JUN 2014
3 Teaching
Agenda for the 2014 AMOS Projects Demo Day
Time flies and it is only one more month until the 2014 AMOS Projects will conclude! Below, please find the agenda for the demo day on July 9, 2014. The Demo (Half-)Day will take place in Room 0.68 at Martensstr. 5/7 in 91058 Erlangen. Time Who? What? Partner Project 09:00 Riehle Opening 09:05 […]
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27MAY 2014
3.3.C PROD
Today’s Topic Talk in PROD: Software Product Release Management
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14MAY 2014
3.3.9 KOLL
Startup Pitches in KOLL, our Colloquium
We decided to allow for startup pitches in KOLL, our computer science colloquium. KOLL traditionally serves to present student thesis defenses or lets research group members perform dry-runs for upcoming research talks. Startup pitches are an addition now. The benefits to student startups are two-fold: Feedback. Student startups receive feedback from our research group as to […]
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