3.1 Teaching Information

We track our performance by numbers. This includes student interest in our elective courses. We track those numbers as the number of students who signed up for the first session and did not leave right afterwards. Below, you can see our history of attracting students to our electives up to and inclu...

We posted the course evaluations on our course evaluations page. Thank you to every student who provided us with feedback. Positive feedback is welcome and makes our day. Critical feedback that helps us improve our courses is equally welcome and appreciated. We will discuss this feedback in class...

We have updated our slides explaining how and what we teach. You can catch a short video of Prof. Riehle going through the slides on Adobe Connect and on Youtube.

We finalized our teaching schedule for the upcoming winter semester. It is as follows: Advanced Design and Programming (ADAP): Mon, 13:00-16:00 Uhr Open Source Colloquium (KOLL): Tue, 12:15-13:45 Uhr Nailing your Thesis (NYT): Tue, 14:00-17:00 Uhr Software Product Management (PROD): Wed, 10:...

A significant part of our teaching consists of project work, in which student teams work together to achieve a project goal. For these teaching projects (Lehrprojekte), we require that all project participants (students, university, possibly external partners) share in the results so that everyon...

Students often write their final thesis (Bachelor or Master thesis) within the context of a research project at the professorship. This makes a lot of sense: The project is likely to be leading edge and of supported by a Mitarbeiter or the Professor. Hence the project is interesting and students are...

For clarification purposes, here are the precise teaching time slots for the upcoming summer semester 2016: AMOS—Wednesdays: Lecture at 10:15-11:45 Uhr, exercises at 12:30-14:00 Uhr or 14:15-15:45 Uhr ARCH—Thursdays: Lecture + exercises at 14:00-17:00 Uhr, coaching at 12:30-13:55 Uhr...

Students who are seeking our approval of a learning agreement for courses taken at a university abroad please follow this process.

We have updated our summary slides on how to study PSWT and OSS, please see this PDF and be there on Wed, January 13, 2016, at 16:30 Uhr (PSWT) or Wed, January 20, 2016, at 16:00 (OSS) in room R4.11, Cauerstr. 7, Erlangen (South).

We updated our slide deck explaining the teaching of both the research and teaching alliance applied software engineering (PSWT), and the professorship for open source software (OSS) a.k.a. open source research group Please find the WS 2015/16 and forward slides here.