3.1.1 General Information

These are our courses in winter 2022/23, how to register for them, and their current status: CourseStatusAdvanced Design and Programming (ADAP)Closed (organization, registration)Agile Methods and Open Source (AMOS)Closed (organization, registration)Coaching Agile Teams (COACH)Closed (organizatio...

These are the courses we will teach in winter 2021/22 and their current status: CourseStatusAdvanced Design and Programming (ADAP)FullAdvanced Methods of Software Engineering (AMSE)FullCommercial Open Source Startups (COSS)FullCoaching Agile Teams (COACH)Full Full means the maximum number of ...

Students, please read. PROD is being replaced by COSS. Teaching in the winter semester at FAU will start on Nov 2nd, 2020. We will be teaching two classic courses, Advanced Design and Programming (ADAP) and Nailing your Thesis (NYT), our course on how to perform research. All courses will be hel...

AMOS is our course on agile software development. Students form teams of seven people and perform a semester-long project together with an industry partner. The industry partner provides the project idea and serves as a domain expert, and we coach and ensure that the learning objectives are reached...

A core principle of our research is joining theory with practice. First of all, we match any learning of concepts with their immediate application in homework or project work. Theory and applying theory meet within a week the longest.We prefer semester-long projects over individual homework, bec...

As a reminder: Despite UnivIS currently telling you otherwise, we welcome students of computer science, IIS, and many other degree programs to our courses.

Many students use UnivIS to design their schedules for a semester. Currently, UnivIS has a glitch: It claims under "Verwendbarkeit des Moduls" (applicability of modul) that ADAP and PROD cannot be taken by computer scientists. This is of course wrong: Computer scientists are welcome and one of the main target groups of our lectures.

High-performance teamwork (TEAM) is the name of a prospective course at FAU. Its primary goal is to teach students skills and competencies of high-performance teamwork. Topics covered include communication and listening, conflict management and resolution, motivation and engagement, among others. Th...